Manual Scan master-UM - FZC500 - EN - A - 05 - 2012
Manual Scan master-UM - FZC500 - EN - A - 05 - 2012
Manual Scan master-UM - FZC500 - EN - A - 05 - 2012
ScanMaster FZC500
Diagnostic and verification software
for ProcessMaster / HygienicMaster
ScanMaster FZC500
Diagnostic and verification software
User Manual
UM/FZC500-EN
Rev. A
Issue date: 05.2012
Manufacturer
ABB Automation Products GmbH ABB Inc. ABB Engineering (Shanghai) Ltd.
Process Automation Process Automation Process Automation
Dransfelder Str. 2 125 E. County Line Road No. 5, Lane 369, Chuangye Road,
37079 Göttingen Warminster, PA 18974 Kangqiao Town, Nanhui District
Germany USA Shanghai, 201319, P.R. China
Tel: +49 551 905-534 Tel: +1 215 674 6000 Tel: +86(0) 21 6105 6666
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[email protected]
Customer service center
Tel: +49 180 5 222 580
Fax: +49 621 381 931-29031
[email protected]
2 General description......................................................... 5
2.1 ScanMaster option .............................................. 5
2.2 System requirements ........................................... 5
2.3 Contents of CD.................................................... 5
3 Installation ....................................................................... 6
3.1 HART communication via 20 mA cable ................ 6
3.1.1 Installation requirements ...................................... 6
3.1.2 Installation ........................................................... 6
3.1.3 Configuring the network in the frame application .. 9
3.1.4 Starting ScanMaster DTM.................................. 10
3.2 HART communication via FZA100 infrared service
port adapter....................................................... 11
3.2.1 Installation requirements .................................... 11
3.2.2 Installing the USB driver under Windows 2000 ... 11
3.2.3 Installing the USB driver under Windows XP,
Windows Vista, and Windows 7 (32-bit versions
only)................................................................... 15
3.2.4 Positioning the infrared service port adapter on the
transmitter ......................................................... 16
3.2.5 Installing the service port splitter ........................ 16
3.2.6 Configuring the service port splitter .................... 16
3.2.7 Installing the HART communication service port
DTM .................................................................. 19
3.2.8 Installation of ScanMaster DTM.......................... 19
3.2.9 Starting the frame application............................. 19
3.2.10 Configuring the network in the frame application 22
3.2.11 Starting ScanMaster DTM.................................. 24
4 Operation....................................................................... 25
4.1 Verification of a device ....................................... 25
4.2 Displays the test reports stored in the database . 29
4.3 Sample test report ............................................. 30
The test and verification results produced are stored in a 2.2 System requirements
database and can be accessed and printed if required. — Processor, Intel-compatible (2 GHz)
Minimum 512 MB RAM
ScanMaster 400 MB free space on hard disk
— Checks the integrity of the flowmeter sensor without the 1024 x 768 screen resolution
need for disassembly — Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4 / Windows XP SP2 /
— Checks the input and output functionality of the Windows VISTA SP2 / Windows 7 (32-bit versions only)
transmitter without the need for disassembly — Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0
— Is quick and easy to operate — Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher
— Uses the technically mature self-monitoring and diagnostic — Adobe Reader, latest version
functions of the ProcessMaster or HygienicMaster — Frame application: Asset Vision Basic or similar frame
— Uses fingerprint technology and compares the current application capable of supporting Device Type Manager
state of the flowmeter sensor and transmitter against a (DTM) version 1.2 or higher
reference data record
— Produces a graphical representation of gradual changes 2.3 Contents of CD
that are recorded in the ProcessMaster 500 as a trend, for
example Folder structure on the Description
CD
ScanMaster is based on DTM technology and can be run on ABB DTM HART Setup directory for HART Communication
Asset Vision Basic or other frame applications (as of FDT 1.2). Communication DTM
Communication with the device is configured via the frame ServicePort 5.00.01
application. Asset_Vision_Basic_1.0.18 ABB frame application capable of
Different connection types and software installations apply supporting DTMs version 1.2 and higher
according to the communication type (HART, PROFIBUS PA Documentation Operating instructions and additional
and FOUNDATION Fieldbus). instructions for DTMs
HMI Emulation 1.2.1.1 Remote control software for the
IMPORTANT (NOTE) transmitter
To use ScanMaster, the software revision of the MS .NET 2.0 Microsoft .NET Framework
connected device must be as follows (see name ScanMaster Setup directory of ScanMaster DTM
plate): ScanMaster Enabler Software for activating the ScanMaster
— With HART communication ≥ 01.02.00 option in the transmitter on site post-
— With PROFIBUS PA or delivery
FOUNDATION fieldbus H1 ≥ 00.01.01 Service port splitter 1.1.09 Software for the service port splitter
IFAK modem Driver for the IFAK HART modem
2.1 ScanMaster option USB driver USB driver for the infrared service port
The ScanMaster option must be activated in the flowmeter so adapter for Windows 2000, Windows XP,
that data can be read out from the device. When purchasing a Windows Vista, Windows 7
new device, the ScanMaster option can be specified in the
order number code.
You can find out whether the ScanMaster option is activated
on the device by selecting the "Device info \ Transmitter \
ScanMaster Option" menu in the device software.
The ScanMaster CD contains the "ScanMaster Enabler"
software tool which can be used to activate the ScanMaster
option if it is not activated on delivery.
3.1 HART communication via 20 mA cable 2. Set the COM for the IFAK HART modem: Open "Start >
3.1.1 Installation requirements ifak-system > is HRT Configurator" and select "Provide as
— PC with frame application installed serial COM-Port".
(e.g., Asset Vision Basic)
— USB HART modem with COM-DTM installed in the frame
application
— ScanMaster CD
Fig. 1 Fig. 2
1 Frame application | 2 IFAK HART modem | 3 Power supply unit
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10. Click "Tools" on the menu bar and select "Options".
7. Click "No" in response to the prompt that is displayed.
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8. Click "Device data" on the menu bar and select "Close".
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IMPORTANT (NOTE)
The language can be changed if necessary under
"General settings".
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IMPORTANT (NOTE)
Fig. 13 If ScanMaster DTM is not displayed in the device
catalog, you need to update the device catalog.
ScanMaster DTM is listed in the device catalog as
"ABB FZC500 Tool ScanMaster".
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1 Frame application | 2 Infrared service port adapter FZA100 Fig. 20
Frame application For example: The hardware wizard starts up after the hardware has
— DAT200 Asset Vision Basic been detected.
— Communication DTM:
DTM HART communication service 2. Click "Next".
port
— ScanMaster DTM
— Service port splitter software
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12. Select the driver's location: Click "Browse" and select the
"CD:\USB-Driver\CDM 2.06.00" directory in the next
Fig. 27 dialog that appears.
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Following successful installation, the message
"Completing the Found New Hardware Wizard" will The COM port number is assigned on an individual basis
appear. and depends on the configuration of the computer being
used. In the example shown, COM port 3 has been
15. To complete installation of the second driver, click assigned to the adapter. Every time a connection to the
"Finish". computer used is established, therefore, COM port 3 is
assigned to the adapter.
IMPORTANT (NOTE)
Always connect the adapter to the USB port
which was used during installation.
Fig. 33
IMPORTANT (NOTE)
Check whether the frame application is installed
on the PC.
IMPORTANT (NOTE)
Under Microsoft Windows XP SP2,
Windows Vista, and Windows 7 (32-bit), the driver
is automatically installed in the background. Once Fig. 36
it has been installed, the infrared service port
adapter can be used straightaway. 5. Select the driver's location: Click "Browse" and select the
"CD:\USB-Driver\CDM 2.08.14" directory in the next
IMPORTANT (NOTE) dialog that appears.
The USB driver in the "CD:\USB-Driver\CDM
2.08.14" directory supports the Windows XP,
Windows Vista, and Windows 7 (32-bit) operating
systems.
3. Select the option "No, not this time" and click "Next".
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The COM port number is assigned on an individual basis The service port splitter can be configured in such a way
and depends on the configuration of the computer being that up to four virtual COM ports can be assigned to the
used. In the example shown, COM port 3 has been individual client applications.
assigned to the adapter. Every time a connection to the Data can then be transferred to and read from several
computer used is established, therefore, COM port 3 is virtual COM ports simultaneously.
assigned to the adapter.
IMPORTANT (NOTE)
Always connect the adapter to the USB port
which was used during installation.
COM6 COM7 COM8 COM9 "Stop Service" stops the service port splitter.
IMPORTANT (NOTE)
If services run simultaneously, the data
transmission rate will be shared between them.
Therefore, certain services may run with a delay!
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IMPORTANT (NOTE)
If a service has been deleted using "Remove
Client", the list can be updated by clicking "Get
Device Services".
IMPORTANT (NOTE)
For communication to be possible via the infrared
service port adapter, the adapter might also have
to be activated in the transmitter device software:
"Communication \ Service Port \ Service Port
(HART)".
When communication via the service port is
activated, HART communication via the current
output is deactivated.
IMPORTANT (NOTE) 2. Select the "HART" communication protocol and the "ABB
You might have to disable the virus scanner HART Communication ServicePort" communication
before starting DTM installation. interface. Click "Next".
IMPORTANT (NOTE)
You might have to disable the virus scanner
before starting DTM installation.
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4. Click "Apply" followed by "OK". 7. Click "No" in response to the prompt that is displayed.
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8. Click "Device data" on the menu bar and select "Close".
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IMPORTANT (NOTE)
10. Click "Tools" on the menu bar and select "Options". The language can be changed if necessary under
"General settings".
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2. Select the COM port assigned to the HART channel in the
service port splitter software (e.g., COM6).
IMPORTANT (NOTE)
If ScanMaster DTM is not displayed in the device
catalog, you need to update the device catalog.
ScanMaster DTM is listed in the device catalog as
"ABB FZC500 Tool ScanMaster".
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Integrating ScanMaster DTM into the network
1. Select the HART communication service port DTM then 3. ScanMaster DTM is now displayed in the network view
right-click and open "Add". under the HART communication DTM.
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IMPORTANT (NOTE)
For more information, see the
Fig. 66 "ScanMaster tool additional info" file in the
"Documentation" directory on the CD or in the
DTM online help.
IMPORTANT (NOTE)
ScanMaster is largely self-explanatory.
The user is guided through the verification
process.
Fig. 70
Device Description
Manufacturer HART manufacturer ID
Model Displays the transmitter type and
communication type
Dev. ID Displays the HART device ID
Device serial number Serial number for identification by the
manufacturer
Device revision Field device ID
HART revision Revision of device universal command revision
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Additional device Description
In order to identify the device for the report, data must be revisions
read out from the device. Hardware version Hardware version
Software revision Transmitter firmware version
2. Click the "Yes" button to confirm your selection.
Device data Description
Address HART device address.
The HART protocol has provisions for creating a
bus with up to 15 devices (1-15).
IMPORTANT (NOTE)
If an address greater than 0 is selected:
— The device works in multidrop mode
— The current output is fixed at 4 mA
— HART communication runs solely via the
current output
Factory setting: 0
Date Date for information purposes
Tag Entry of the communication tag (alphanumeric,
max. 8 characters)
Final assembly number Device ID number
Fig. 69 Description Entry of the HART descriptor
Supplementary Displays an alphanumeric string (alphanumeric,
information maximum 32 characters)
The following functions are made available in the column Data is now read out from the device so that the test
in the center: report can be prepared.
— "Verification":
Starts the device check 6. Enter general data in the input fields to supplement the
— "Show report" data read out.
Calls up the reports of devices that have already been
tested from the database
Fig. 71
IMPORTANT (NOTE)
The flowmeter is now switching to simulation
mode and the output signals from the transmitter Fig. 73
no longer reflect the actual flow conditions.
Therefore, the measuring point must be switched
to "manual mode" in the control system.
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The signal cable length is required to check the coil 13. Click the "Next" button to proceed with the "Other
resistance. ScanMaster reads the signal cable length set flowmeter sensor and transmitter tests" function.
in the transmitter in the Easy Set-up menu.
14. Click the "Start test" button.
If verification is to be carried out with a different cable
length, enter this length and click the "Use new cable
length" button.
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The green "Passed" field confirms that the tests have been
carried out successfully (no interruptions in
communication, etc.).
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Pulse width
Damping
Iout for alarm
Iout low alarm
Iout high Alarm
System zero point Manual Calibration
Auto. Calibration
Signal cable length
Input / Output 5 Digital Output Setup Function DO1 / DO2 Pulse V / Pulse R
Pulse V / Digital
Pulse VR / Digital
Digital / Digital
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