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Can 475 or 375 be connected to a computer?

2017-03-03View Original

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I have a question: Can a handheld operator be connected to a computer? Can it be used to save the inspection parameters of field instruments, which can then be displayed on the computer? How to do it, thank you.
Reply #22017-03-03
Once you enter the system, you can directly view the parameters of the tables on-site; so why use 475 to retrieve them?
Reply #32017-03-03
Keep in mind that the instrument can only be diagnosed online; once it is disconnected, the data is not saved in the handheld device
Reply #42017-03-03
Of course, there are dedicated modules that convert HART communication to USB.
Reply #52017-03-05
475 can be connected to a computer, but what you want to achieve cannot be done. As for the operation you want to carry out, it seems there’s no way to do it; software probably can’t help either. The software can be used to back up the data, but to view it, it needs to be imported into the dashboard – it cannot be opened and viewed in file format
Reply #62017-03-06
I can’t do it; if LZ finds a way, let me know please.

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