Simplified installation using standard customized Termination Boards.Three port isolation, Supply/Interface/Channels.HART® field device input, revision 5 to 7.Only use the series A configuration when replacing a series A module with a. Input from Zone 2, installation in Zone 2. equipment, or software described in this manual. HART Feature Summary HART Protocol Revision Feature 5 6 7 PV with Status m m m Device Status m m m Broadcast Messaging m m m Device Configuration m m m 4-20 mA Analog Loop Check m m m Multi-Variable Reads o m m 32 Character Tag - m m All Variables.The minimum required software tools, to be able to operate the HART® network, are the following: HART 375/475 Handheld Field Communicator Handheld Configuration & Calibration Control Loop Wiring Practices & Tri-Loop Instrument Troubleshooting. In this way, the system configuration can be read and checked during the start-up. When using the HART command 11, the host can also address the device via its tag. During operation, the devices operate with the long addresses. In order to communicate with the hardware, an RS232/RS485 converter should be connected to the serial port of the Host. During the configuration phase, the bus address and the tag number of each device are set via the point-to-point line. The HART® Multiplexer Modem 5700 is SIL 3 c Termination board types can be combined to manage different interfaces at the same time, simply respecting maximum number of connected channels. TB-D5001-HRT-005: to be used with DIN-Rail mounted barriers/isolators or direct field connections, for 1-5V loop signal.

TB-D5001-HRT-004: to be used with DIN-Rail mounted barriers/isolators or direct field connections, for 4-20mA loop signal.The module is intended to be mounted on the following Termination Boards: Each device can be fully identified, configured and monitored by a remote PC running an FDT-based software package ( PACTware™, etc.) through a dedicated Device Type Manager (DTM). The HART® Multiplexer Modem 5700 interfaces up to 256 smart devices (transmitters, I/P, proportional valves, etc…) in a HART® Network.

Hart tri-loop configuration software