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【Practical】How to debug and configure Siemens transmitters using a handheld programmer

2021-12-03View Original

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  When it comes to Siemens, I believe everyone is quite familiar with it, knowing that it is a leading company in the global field of electrical and electronic engineering. Due to the high demands for productivity, efficiency, speed, and quality, Siemens products enjoy a great reputation and market share in the field of industrial automation. Siemens holds a large market share not only in the pressure transmitter market but also enjoys good sales figures for its temperature transmitters. But when it comes to the debugging settings for Siemens transmitters, many aspects are not very clear. Today, our technical editor from HuiBo Electromechanical will use the Siemens temperature transmitter TH300 as an example to show you how to debug and configure it using a handheld programmer.   I. How to use the 475 programmer to modify the range of the Siemens temperature transmitter TH300. The specific steps are as follows: 1. Turn on the device, connect the 475 handheld controller to the Siemens transmitter, and select HART.   2. After a successful communication, select Online; at this point, the menu of specific functions that can be set on the Siemens temperature transmitter TH300 will be displayed.   3. Click 1.Device Setup. 4. Select and click 3.Basic Setup, then click 2.Zero/Span Set to modify the zero point and range settings.   II. How to use the 475 programmer to modify the damping of the Siemens temperature transmitter TH300. The specific steps are as follows: Steps 1 and 2 are the same as above.   3. Click 1.device setup. 4. Click 3.basic setup. 5. Select and click 3.damp to modify the damping value.   III. How to configure the Siemens temperature transmitter TH300 in multi-wire mode using a 475 programmer. The specific steps are as follows: Steps 1 and 2 are the same as above.   3. Click on 1.device setup.
4. Click on 4.detailed setup.
5. Click to select 1.calibration.
6. Click to select 1.sensor.
7. Click to select 1.process sensor.
8. Click to select 1.sensor setup.
9. Click to select 4.sensor connection; choose 4 wire for the wiring configuration.   IV. How to use the 475 programmer to modify the scale factor of the Siemens temperature transmitter TH300. The specific steps are as follows: Steps 1 and 2 are the same as above.   3. Click 1.device setup. 4. Click 4.detailed setup. 5. Click to select 1.sensor. 6. Click to select 1.process sensor. 7. Click to select 1.sensor setup. 8. Click to select 1.sensor type; change the scale number for t100 IEC 751.   V. How to use the 475 programmer for circuit testing and setup of the Siemens temperature transmitter TH300. The specific steps are as follows: Steps 1 and 2 are the same as above.   3. Click 1.device setup. 4. Click 2.diag/service. 5. Click to select 1.sensor. 6. Click to select 2.simulation/test. 7. Click to select loop test to set up the loop test.   The above is an explanation of how to perform the initial setup of the Siemens temperature transmitter TH300 using the 475 handheld programmer. We hope that by learning this information, our instrument users will be able to apply it in their daily work.

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