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Who knows if the software for the handheld 475 can run on a computer? How to install it?
What exactly do you want to do? Want to connect a smart meter to a laptop?
Sure, I’ve forgotten what the software is called. Many manufacturers that produce DCS systems have this feature, allowing HART communication software to be loaded directly onto the DCS. At that time, I used Honeywell’s system with the HART protocol, which made debugging extremely convenient. It’s the damn managers who won’t give us the permissions; even the people in the system team don’t use this thing when there’s nothing to do.
If you want to install it on a personal computer, you’ll likely have to buy the genuine version from Rosemount, and the price will be quite high.
There are such software programs on this forum. The address is as follows: https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1255814-1-1.html
I won’t go into detail about how powerful Emerson’s 475 is; it’s about to be discontinued now. The new product is called the AMS Trex, a portable touchscreen device similar to a tablet, and you know what its price is. As for the software you mentioned, Emerson also has one for device management called AMS. It’s much more powerful and can perform all the functions you mentioned; there are even some pleasant surprises, and the price is quite attractive as well. You can take a look; the software is called AMS
AMS is certainly useful, but it’s way too expensive. It depends on what you want to do; there are some tasks for which such a powerful software isn’t necessary