4310/4320 Wireless Position Monitor
This document is intended to guide you through initial set up of the 4310/4320 wireless position monitor. Steps include:
D Installing power module D Configuration
D Physical Installation D Calibration
D Verifying operation
For detailed information on the 4310 or 4320 wireless position monitor refer to the appropriate instruction manual, available at www.fisher.com or your Emerson Process Management sales office.
4310 Wireless Position Monitor Instruction Manual (D103391X012) 4320 Wireless Position Monitor Instruction Manual (D103392X012)
Power Module Installation
The power module, along with eight screws (four large/four small), is shipped separately from the 4310 and 4320. The four large screws have a metal contact point on the circuit board and are installed as shown in figure 1. The four small screws go to the right of the large screws.
Figure 1. Power Module
LARGE SCREW SMALL SCREW W9645 W9640 COVER SCREWS HART TERMINALS POWER MODULE Note
There are two versions of the power module - standard life and extended life (refer to figure 2 for identifying labels). Default configuration for the 4310/4320 wireless power module is with a standard life power module; if you ordered the extended life power module you will need to make configuration changes (refer to page 8).
Figure 2. Power Module Labels
STANDARD LIFE POWER MODULE EXTENDED LIFE POWER MODULE
Configuring the wireless position monitor with the Field
Communicator
You may wish to configure the 4310/4320 before mounting it onto the actuator, then calibrate in the field using the local user interface. This section contains information on using the 475/375 Field Communicator to configure the wireless position monitor.
Note
The Field Communicator or AMS Suite: Intelligent Device Manager (as shown in figure 3) can also be used to make changes to other information, including:
D TAG name for the wireless position monitor D Trip point(s) for open/closed indication D Burst period / update rate
D Power module type D Network ID & Join key
Figure 3. Accessing Manual Setup Using AMS Device Manager
SELECT CONFIGURE > MANUAL SETUP TO CONFIGURE THE WIRELESS POSITION MONITOR USING AMS DEVICE MANAGER
1. Connect the HART leads of the Field Communicator to the power module HART connections (figure 1).
Note
Field Communicator HART leads do not have polarity.
2. Refer to Configuration with the Field Communicator on page 4 for 4310/4320 configuration information. 3. When configuration is complete, remove the HART leads from the wireless position monitor.
Configuration with the Field Communicator
1. Power up the Field Communicator and wait for the main menu screen to appear.
2. At the main menu, select HART Application > Online > Configure > Manual Setup (refer to figure 4). D Confirm that the Field Communicator is talking to the instrument.
The instrument type and default HART tag is shown at the top left hand corner of the Field Communicator screen. Figure 4. Manual Configuration of Wireless Position Monitor
System Software Ver: 3.2
Field Communicator Main Menu
HART Application
FOUNDATION Fieldbus Application Settings Listen For PC Scratch Pad ValveLink Mobile HART Application 1 Offline 2 Online 3 Utility 4 HART Diagnostics 4310:4310 Online 1 Overview 2 Configure 3 Service Tools SAVE 4310:4310 Configure 1 Guided Setup 2 Manual Setup 3 Alert Setup 4 Calibration SAVE HOME
HART Tag Configuration
1. Select Device Identification from the Manual Setup menu (figure 5).
2. Select HART tag to change. Enter the new HART tag information and select ENTER.
D If the HART Tag is not specified by the customer, change the HART Tag to the unit serial number. 3. Repeat step 2 to change the HART Long Tag, Descriptor, or Message, as required.
4. Press SEND to save the new HART Tag.
D “*” indicates that the HART Tag has been entered, but not saved. Figure 5. HART Tag Configuration
SAVE HOME 4310:4310 HART Tag 4310 12345678 4310:4310 Manual Setup 1 Device Identification 2 Wireless 3 Burst Mode 4 Broadcast Power 5 Power Information 6 Trigger Points SAVE HOME 4310:12345678 Device Identification 1 *HART Tag 12345678 2 HART Long Tag TEst_4310 3 Descriptor TEST_4310 4 Message
HELP SEND HOME
4310:4310
Device Identification
1 HART Tag 4310 2 HART Long Tag TEst_4310 3 Descriptor TEST_4310 4 Message
HELP DEL ESC ENTER
Network ID & Join Key configuration
1. Select Wireless > Join Device to Network (figure 6).
2. Select OK when the screen “Bursting to the gateway has been disabled. ...” appears.
3. Select OK when the screen “Warning: When changing the network ID or Join Key...” appears,
4. Enter the Network ID and Join Key of the network that the wireless position monitor will be communicating with.
Note
The Network ID and Join Key can be obtained from the administrator of the smart wireless gateway that is being joined.
5. Select Accept new join key and Network ID > ENTER.
6. Select OK when the screen “In a few minutes, the device...” appears. 7. Configuration of Network ID and Join Key is now complete.
Figure 6. Network ID and Join Key Configuration
4310:12345678 Wireless
1 Wireless Mode Searching 2 Network ID 1234 3 Join Device to Net...
4310:12345678
Bursting to the gateway has been disabled. After the instrument is opera tional on the network, re‐enable burst ing by running “Change Update Period”. 4310:12345678 Manual Setup 1 Device Identification 2 Wireless 3 Burst Mode 4 Broadcast Power 5 Power Information 6 Trigger Points
SAVE HOME HELP SAVE HOME
ABORT OK
4310:12345678
Warning: When changing the Network ID or Join Key, wireless communications with the device may be lost. Any pending changes that have not been sent to the device may be lost.
ABORT OK
HELP DEL ABORT ENTER HELP DEL ABORT ENTER
4310:12345678
Enter the Wireless HART Network ID that this device should join to: (1229)
1229
4310:12345678
Enter Join Key for the WirelessHART network: (part 1 of 4): (00000000) 00000000 ABORT ENTER 4310:12345678 Join Key (4 of 4): 00000000 Network ID: 1229
1 Accept new join key and Network ID 2 Re‐enter join key and Network ID
ABORT OK
4310:12345678
In a few minutes, the device will join the specified network
Burst Mode Configuration
1. Select Burst Mode > OK > Yes > Enter the desired Burst Period > ENTER.
2. Select OK and wait for completion of bandwidth allocation. Select OK when complete. Figure 7. Burst Mode Configuration
4310:12345678 Manual Setup 1 Device Identification 2 Wireless 3 Burst Mode 4 Broadcast Power 5 Power Information 6 Trigger Points SAVE HOME 4310:12345678
The instrument is operational on the network. It is possible to set the Update period.
ABORT OK
ABORT ENTER
4310:12345678
This device is configured to take advant age of Emerson Smart Wireless Gateway 1 Yes ‐ Continue
2 No ‐ Disable optimizations
4310:12345678
Enter the desired Burst Period (Maximum 1 hour) (4.000 s)
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HELP DEL ABORT ENTER
4310:12345678
Click Next/OK to request Bandwidth for Burst Mode. Burst mode uses three messages so bandwidth allocation may take a few minutes.
ABORT OK
4310:12345678
Getting bandwidth allocation...
ABORT
4310:12345678
Message 1 of 3 completed.
ABORT
4310:12345678
Burst Update Rate successfully changed.
Power Module Configuration
Power module configuration is only required when using the extended life power module. The default setting from the factory is for a standard life power module. This configuration is required to provide more accurate power module lifetime estimates.
1. Select Power Information > Power Module Type and select Extended Life as shown in figure 8. Figure 8. Configuring the Power Module Type
4310:12345678 Manual Setup 1 Device Identification 2 Wireless 3 Burst Mode 4 Broadcast Power 5 Power Information 6 Trigger Points SAVE HOME 4310:12345678 Power Information
1 Power Source Power Module 2 Power Module Type Extended Life 3 Power Module Date 2/23/2009 4 Remaining Life 778 Days
Physical Installation
Mount the 4310/4320 wireless position monitor using the appropriate mounting bracket. Follow the assembly drawing that is shipped with the mounting kit. Once mounted, the antenna should be positioned vertically, as shown in figure 9.
Figure 9. Position the Antenna Vertically
Calibrating the 4310/4320
Calibrate the 4310/4320 wireless position monitor after the actuator/valve assembly has been calibrated to its required span. Mount the wireless position monitor onto the actuator per the appropriate instruction manual.
Figure 10. User Interface Flow Chart
left SET TO 0% SPAN UNMARKED NEXT SET TO 0% SPAN MARKED NEXT SET TO 100% SPAN UNMARKED NEXT SET TO 100% SPAN MARKED NEXT APPLY? YES NO SUCCESS NEXT CALIBRATE SELECT NEXT
Note: Choose first point of calibration as either 100% or 0% left right right left left Left Right STATUS V1.10 SELECT NEXT
Verifying Calibration
There are two methods used to verify calibration of the 4310/4320; the Local User Interface or the 1420 Gateway.
Verifying 4310/4320 calibration with the Local User Interface.
To verify the calibration of the 4310/4320, stroke the actuator/valve assembly and hold it at the required position (open or closed).
To perform a quick position check push the left button when the wireless position monitor is in Sleep mode and verify the position (refer to figure 11). Stroke the actuator/valve assembly to the opposite position and push the left button to verify that position.
Figure 11. Push Left Button to Show Quick Position of Valve
Sleep Mode left 100% OF SPAN OPEN 0% OF SPAN CLOSED
Verifying 4310/4320 calibration with the 1420 Gateway
Ensure that the 4310/4320 is Online and communicating with the gateway. A green dot indicates that the instrument is online (figure 12).
Stroke and hold the position to the desired position and wait for the data to appear on the Internet browser.
Note
Depending on the burst rate, the data may take up to 60 seconds to appear.
D The default value of burst period is set to 60 seconds. In order to have a faster update rate on AMS Device Manager change the burst period (4, 8, 16... 60 seconds).
Note
Faster update rates will have an impact on power module life.
D Burst Rate can be changed with the Field Communicator (Manual Setup) or with AMS Device Manager. Figure 12. Explorer Showing Instrument Status
GREEN DOT INDICATES INSTRUMENT IS ONLINE
Note
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