ams-trex-handheld controller

It’s an extremely expensive item that the average person can’t afford, which is why this menu option is hard to find. Most people are using HART 475, right? Of course, our small factory still uses the domestic 375:L

The menus of these remote controls vary greatly depending on the brand or different series within the same brand; therefore they are not useful as a reference. It is best to connect it to any smart meter and take screenshots yourself

This thing doesn’t have a menu tree. The so-called menu tree is for the instrumentation software, not for the debugging equipment. Different instruments have different menu trees; even for the same instrument, the operation tree varies if the software version built into it is different. In addition, it is also necessary to consider the software version of the handheld controller or AMS-Trex. If you have a menu tree, it must refer to a specific version of the debugging device; this is a prerequisite. Only when the software version of the debugging device and that of the instrument match the version specified in the menu tree of the corresponding product can the contents be fully compatible.

It’s a bit like computer hardware – drivers for hardware from different brands are different, and similarly, drivers for the same product model from different periods within the same brand also vary. The driver version must match the hardware version, but there might be a universal driver available; of course, such a universal driver can only provide basic functionality.

If you have a menu tree, first you need to determine what brand and model it is, as well as what software version it corresponds to – whether it’s version 475, 375, or AMS-Trex. It depends on the menu tree; you also need to check what version of 375.475 or AMS-Trex you have, as well as what version of the software used for debugging the instrument. For example, if the menu tree is for model 3051 and the controller is model 475 in version 3.9, DD6.Rev1, then it is necessary to verify whether it is an Emerson model 475 in version 3.9, whether it is a Rosemount 3051, and whether the software version of the 3051 is indeed DD6.Rev1. Of course, the other aspects are relatively easier to compare, but it’s more difficult to compare the software versions of the instruments. Only when all these are the same will the menu tree be exactly identical; otherwise, the menu tree will differ, and although the functions may not be missing, their locations will be different.

Both images show the menu trees of the Rosemount 5400 radar level gauge, but one is from version 3 and the other from version 2. The content and location may not be exactly the same. It comes in different versions. It’s awkward; the two I found are probably mostly the same, but in reality most products need to be distinguished from each other. As for the manual for 475 and such, it’s completely useless.

Found a latest version of the software for flipping masts – it has no limits and is extremely useful! ! ! Sometimes 360 SoftBuild may give false alarms; being in China, you know the reason. Desktop version + Android version: vvv777.ys168.com

Is it that hard to learn a few words? Remembered, no need for the menu tree anymore