Azbil Smart HART AZ-1SHM User manual

MS2-DFS050-2020
Smart HART Modem
Model AZ-1SHM
User’s Manual

NOTICE
- Make sure that this manual is available to the user of the product.
- Unauthorized duplication of this user’s manual in part or in whole is forbidden.
- The information and specications in this manual are subject to change without notice.
- Considerable e󰀨ort has been made to ensure that this manual is complete and accurate, but
if you should nd an omission or error, please contact us.
- Please understand that we cannot in some cases accept responsibility for the results of the
use of this equipment by the customer.
- Bluetooth® word mark and logo are registered trademarks of Bluetooth SIG, Inc.
- HART® is a registered trademark of FieldComm Group.
- USB Type-C® is a registered trademark of USB Implementers Forum.
- Wi-Fi® is a registered trademark of Wi-Fi Alliance.
- Windows is a registered trademark or trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United
States and other countries.
© 2021 Azbil Corporation. All Rights Reserved.

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Conventions Used in This Manual
The safety precautions explained below aim to prevent injury to you and others, and to prevent
property damage.
WARNING Warnings are indicated when mishandling this product may
result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION Cautions are indicated when mishandling this product may
result in minor injury or property damage only.
In describing the product, this manual uses the icons and conventions listed below.
:Indicates that caution is required in handling.
: The indicated action is prohibited.
: Be sure to follow the indicated instructions.
Note :Supplementary explanation.
FYI : Reference information.

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Safety Precautions
The safety precautions explained below aim to ensure safe and correct use of this product in order
to prevent injury to you and others, and to prevent property damage. Please heed these cautions
and warnings. Please make sure you understand the safety guidelines before reading the rest of this
manual.
Use of this product in a manner not specied by the manufacturer will impair its built-in safety features.
WARNING
If an explosion-proof eld device is used, never open its cover while it is running. There
is a danger of an explosion.
For the handling of this type of device, refer to the user’s manual for the device.
This device emits radio waves. Keep this device at least 20 cm away from a pacemaker.
Otherwise, the pacemaker may malfunction.
Radio wave emission can be stopped by changing the settings.

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CAUTION
Do not touch live terminals.
Doing so may cause an electric shock.
Use this device within the specied operating temperature range (−20 to 50 ºC) and
humidity range (5 to 95 % RH).
If used outside the above range, this device may malfunction, making communication
with connected devices unreliable.
Do not use this device near a magnetic eld. A magnetic eld may cause a malfunction,
making communication with connected devices unreliable.
Do not allow water or dust to enter this device. Doing so may cause an electric shock.
The jacket cannot perfectly protect this device from water or dust.
Remove the batteries if this device will not be used for a long time.
Otherwise, battery uid might leak and injure someone.
Connect only USB-compatible devices to the USB port. Otherwise, there is a danger of
re or damage to the device.
Before sending a HART signal via the 1SHM, check to make sure that sending a
HART signal to the connected system and eld devices will not cause any problems.
Communication may cause uctuation in analog values (4–20 mA), leading to unexpected
behavior of the equipment.
If other HART hosts are connected at the same time, interference between the device
and host primary or secondary HART communication may occur, resulting in a HART
communication error. Monitor communication between the device and other hosts by
using the Support Tool in passive mode before sending the HART signal from the 1SHM
and, if needed, change the settings to avoid simultaneous communication.
Before using SFN/DE communication from model CFS100 eld communication software,
make sure that the eld device connected to it is not in operation. Communication may
cause uctuation in analog values (4–20 mA), leading to unexpected behavior of the
equipment.
Before using the Support Tool in HART master mode, check to make sure that sending
a HART signal to the connected system and eld devices will not cause any problems.
Communication may cause uctuation in analog values (4–20 mA), leading to unexpected
behavior of the equipment.

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Tips for Avoiding Malware and Hacker Cyber-Attacks
If this product or a computer on the network that is connected to the product becomes infected with
malware* or is the target of a cyberattack, the product may malfunction or stop functioning altogether.
Please be aware that the normal warranty does not cover restoration work or damage incurred by a
malfunction of this product due to malware or a cyberattack. Also, Azbil Corporation will not be liable
for compensation for any loss or damage caused by malware or a cyberattack, including opportunity
loss, prot loss, business disruptions, data loss, etc.
To reduce the chances of being infected with malware or being the victim of a cyberattack, please
implement measures such as those listed below.
• Before using this product, disconnect it and its connected network from the business network. Or,
take security measures such as restricting communication with a rewall, etc.
• If you need to temporarily connect a computer for engineering to this product, check in advance
that it is not infected with malware using antivirus software or some other means.
• Physically block any unnecessary USB and LAN ports to prevent portable devices from being
connected without the security administrator’s permission.
• As a part of maintenance, regularly check for security vulnerabilities, such as unnecessary connected
equipment that was not included at the design stage or user accounts that are no longer necessary.
• Providing IT security training for operators and instrument engineers is benecial. Holding training
courses regularly is recommended.
* A general term used to describe unauthorized and harmful programs that perform operations that
are not intended by the user of the computer.

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To Customers
Please read through this agreement before installing or using the software. This agreement contains
the terms and conditions for the use of the software and/or related documents. By installing, copying,
or using the software in whole or in part, you agree to be bound by all the terms of the agreement.
If you disagree with any of the terms contained herein, please return the unused software and/or
related documents right away. In such a case, we may, at our discretion, refund the amount already
paid by you in connection with the software and/or related documents.
If you have a third party (end user) use the software and/or related documents, it is your responsibility
to make the end user aware of this agreement and to have the end user comply with its terms. Any
breach of the terms contained herein by the end user is considered to be a breach by you.
This software may contain external software (not the property of this company) under the terms of a
third party, including, but not limited to, the General Public License (GPL) and Lesser/Library General
Public License (LGPL). You are also obligated to comply with the terms of any external software.
Azbil Corporation
General Software License Agreement
You (“You”) and Azbil Corporation (“Azbil”) enter into this General Software License Agreement
(“Agreement”) to agree on the terms and conditions to Use the Software and Related Documents.
Article 1. Denitions
For the purpose of this Agreement:
“Software” means the software set forth in Exhibit, which either You purchased
from Azbil or its a󰀩liate, or You downloaded from the website of Azbil or its a󰀩liate.
The Software is categorized into standard software, software products downloaded
through the Internet and customized software developed in accordance with the
specication agreed between You and Azbil.
“Related Documents” means a set of documents related to the Software.
“Use” means to install the Software in a storage device or memory, or to run it with
a CPU.
“Exhibit” means the document sets forth the specic terms and conditions to Use
the Software, which is to be submitted by Azbil to You. Exhibit is incorporated in
this Agreement upon your receipt thereof.
Article 2. Grant of License
2-1. Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, Azbil hereby grants to you
a nonexclusive, non-transferable and non-sublicensable license (“License”) to Use
the Software to use the system set forth in Exhibit (the “System”). The function of
the Software available under the License may be limited during the Trial Use Period
set forth in Exhibit.
2-2. Azbil by no means allows You to copy, alter, modify or otherwise change the Software
and Related Documents by the grant of the License, unless otherwise expressly
provided in this Agreement.
2-3. Notwithstanding the foregoing, You may copy the Software for the sole purpose to
make a backup le thereof and store it in the number of media set forth in Exhibit.
2-4. Azbil by no mean assigns to You or waives the patent, patent rights, copyrights,
trade secrets, trademarks and any other intellectual property rights (“Intellectual
Property Rights”) embodied in the Software and Related Documents by the grant
of the License, whether or not registered or capable of registration. Azbil owns and
retains all right, title and interest in and to the Software and Related Documents,

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including all Intellectual Property Rights embodied therein. Azbil is not prevented
in any way from Using or having a third party Use the Software.
2-5. In consideration of the grant of the License, You shall pay to Azbil the license fee in
accordance with the terms set forth in Exhibit (“License Fee”). License Fee is not
refundable unless otherwise explicitly provided in this Agreement or in Exhibit.
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product names, trademarks and service marks under the License.
Article 3. Software Maintenance
You hereby acknowledge and agree that: (i) the Software may from time to time be
updated at Azbil’s discretion; (ii) Azbil may update the Software and add, modify or
reduce certain function thereof, at its discretion; and (iii) the same terms conditions
herein apply to the updated Software. You and Azbil shall enter into a software
maintenance agreement, if necessary.
Article 4. Restrictions
You, without Azbil’s prior written consent, shall not:
(i) Use the Software and/or Related Documents for the purpose other than to use
the System;
(ii) Use the Software in the number of computers (whether actual or virtual) more
than set forth in Exhibit;
(iii) Use the Software in a computer which functions as a cloud server (whether actual
or virtual);
(iv) copy the Software in whole or in part for the purpose other than to make backup
les of the Software;
(v) alter, modify or otherwise change the Software and/or Related Documents;
(vi) use the Software not in its entirety, but in part;
(vii) trace, debug, disassemble, decompile or otherwise attempt to analyze or reverse
engineer the No Reverse Engineering Software set forth in Exhibit or attempt to
discover any source code of the No Reverse Engineering Software;
(viii) sell, lease or license the Software or a storage device contains the Software and/
or Related Documents (including a computer to which the Software is installed)
to a third party;
(ix) sublicense the Software to a third party or assign the License to a third party;
(x) Use the Software and/or Related Documents together with a third party;
(xi) remove or change the proprietary notice of Azbil and/or a third party;
(xii) Use the Software and/or Related Documents at the location other than set forth
in Exhibit;
(xiii) Publish the specication of the Software; or
(xiv) otherwise Use, copy, reproduce, sell, distribute, redistribute, assign, transfer,
publicly transmit, lease, license or sublicense the Software and/or Related
Documents beyond the extent expressly provided herein.
Article 5. Warranty Period of the Software
The warranty period of the Software commences from the delivery date of the
Software (or, if the Software is delivered through the Internet, the date of such
delivery) and continues for a period set forth in Exhibit: provided, however, if local

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adjustment work is necessary to operate the Software, the warranty period of
the Software commences from the date Azbil begins such adjustment work and
continues for a period set forth in Exhibit (“Warranty Period”).
AZBIL, EXPRESSLY OR IMPLIEDLY, HAS NO LIABILITY FOR THE USE OF THE
SOFTWARE AFTER THE WARRANTY PERIOD.
Article 6. Warranty
6-1. Within the Warranty Period, Azbil warrants that the Software, if Used under the
suitable environment designated by Azbil, duly functions in accordance with the
specications set forth in the Related Documents provided by Azbil: provided,
however, that Azbil does not warrant that the Software will be free of all errors or
operate without interruption (“Warranty”). The Warranty does not apply to third party
software contained in the Software, which is warranted only by the third party who
owns such software.
6-2. If any non-conformance to the Warranty is detected within the Warranty Period,
You must promptly notify Azbil and provide Azbil with all available information in
written or electronic form so that Azbil can reproduce the non-conformance. If in
Azbil’s opinion such non-conformance is attributable to Azbil, Azbil shall at no charge
correct it or provide You with guidance to correct it. If the nonconformance of the
Software is due to third party software, Azbil will only inform You of cautions to use
the Software.
6-3. If a non-conformance to the Warranty is in Azbil’s opinion irremediable or unavoidable,
Azbil shall compensate the damage reasonably incurred by You.
6-4. The Warranty does not apply, if a non-conformance is caused:
(i) by natural disaster (including, without limitation, re, earthquake, thunder,
pollution), plague (including, without limitation, infectious disease), war, riots, civil
commotion, labor disputes, lockouts, failure of electricity, gas or water supplies,
dysfunction or network, transport accidents, tra󰀩c jams, enactment, amendment
or abolishment of laws or regulations, order or request by governmental or quasi-
government authorities, public health emergency or any other force majeure;
(ii) by maintenance of hardware, correction of a non-conformance, or change of the
Software by You or a third party, without prior consent of Azbil;
(iii) because you or a third party modied, altered or otherwise changed the Software
or other software (including update of the operating system) or installed other
software without prior consent of Azbil;
(iv) because You failed to update the version of the Software not in compliance with
Azbil’s instruction;
(v) because You failed to provide necessary information and assistance to Azbil for
maintenance of the Software;
(vi) because, by an update or version-up of the Software or other software, the Software
has fallen out the scope of the operating environment recommended by Azbil;
(vii) by computer virus not attributable to Azbil;
(viii) because You Used the Software in combination with the application not
recommended by Azbil, or You installed or maintained the Software not in
compliance with Azbil’s instruction, or You Use the Software under the hardware
environment not recommended by Azbil; or
(ix) by reason not attributable to Azbil.

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6-5. THE FOREGOING WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES
EXPRESSED, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AND AZBIL SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS
ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
Article 7. Intellectual Property Infringement
7-1. If a third party brings a claim or action against You alleging that the Software infringes
any Intellectual Property Right owned by the third party, You shall promptly notify
Azbil of such claim or action in a written form.
7-2. Azbil agrees to defend or settle any such claim or action brought against You
alleging that the Software infringes any Intellectual Property Right owned by the
third party, that was publicly both disclosed, and was legally enforceable as of the
date that the Software was rst made available to You pursuant to this Agreement.
7-3. Azbil will indemnify and hold You harmless from and against any damages reasonably
incurred that are attributable to such claim or action, if (i) You promptly notify Azbil of
such claim or action in accordance herewith, (ii) gives Azbil sole control and authority
over the defense or settlement thereof, (iii) makes no compromise, settlement, or
admission of liability and (iv) gives Azbil all available information and assistance to
settle and/or defend any such claim or action.
7-4. If the Software becomes, or in the opinion of Azbil is likely to become, the subject of
an infringement claim or action, Azbil may at its discretion: (i) procure, at no cost to
You, the right to continue Using the Software; or (ii) replace or modify the Software
to render it non-infringing, provided there is no material loss of functionality.
7-5. In no event Azbil is liable for any infringement claim or action not attributable to
Azbil, such as a claim or action where (i) infringement would have been avoided
but for use of the Software not in accordance with the manner set forth in Related
Documents, (ii) infringement would have been avoided but for use of the Software
or portions thereof in combination with other software not approved by Azbil, (iii)
You continues allegedly infringing activity after being notied thereof or after being
informed of modications that would have avoided the alleged infringement; or (iv)
Your use of the Software is not strictly in accordance with the terms of the Agreement.
7-6. THE FOREGOING PROVISIONS OF THIS ARTICLE SET FORTH AZBIL’S SOLE
AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY AND THE ENTIRE LIABILITY AND OBLIGATION OF
AZBIL WITH RESPECT TO INFRINGEMENT OR CLAIMS OF INFRINGEMENT
OF ANY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHT BY THE SOFTWARE.
Article 8. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
IN NO EVENT WILL AZBIL BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, SPECIAL,
INCIDENTAL, ECONOMIC OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT
OF THE USE OF OR INABILITY TO USE THE SOFTWARE OR RELATED
DOCUMENTS, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF
GOODWILL, WORK STOPPAGE, COMPUTER FAILURE OR MALFUNCTION,
OR ANY AND ALL OTHER COMMERCIAL DAMAGES OR LOSSES, EVEN IF
ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY THEREOF, AND REGARDLESS OF THE
LEGAL OR EQUITABLE THEORY (CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE) UPON
WHICH THE CLAIM IS BASED.
IN ANY CASE, AZBIL’S ENTIRE LIABILITY UNDER ANY PROVISION OF THIS
AGREEMENT DOES NOT EXCEED IN THE AGGREGATE THE SUM OF THE
FEES YOU PAID FOR THE SOFTWARE.

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Article 9. Condentiality
9-1. For the purpose of this Agreement, “Condential Information” means all technical
and business information disclosed by Azbil to You with respect to the Software,
including the Software itself, whether designated as condential or not.
9-2. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Condential Information does not include information
that:
(i) is part of the public domain;
(ii) was in Your possession prior to its disclosure by Azbil;
(iii) is lawfully acquired by You from a third party without restriction on disclosure; or
(iv) is independently developed by You;
9-3. You shall:
(i) not disclose any Condential Information in whole or in part to any third party other
than Your o󰀩cers and employees who have a strict “need-to-know” to Use the
Software and who have undertaken by employment agreement or otherwise to
comply with the obligation undertaken by You without the prior written consent of
Azbil: provided, however, that You may disclose Condential Information subject
to requirement of a governmental agency or any law requiring disclosure, if You
provide prompt advance notice thereof to Azbil reasonably su󰀩cient to enable
Azbil to seek a protective order and otherwise prevent public disclosure of such
Condential Information.
(ii) not use Condential Information beyond the extent necessary to perform the
Purpose; or
(iii) not make any reproduction or copy of Condential Information beyond the extent
necessary to use the Software, without the prior written consent of Azbil; and
(iv) return or destroy all Condential Information or all copies thereof, whether in written
or other tangible form, upon Azbil’s request or termination of this Agreement.
Article 10. Term
10-1. This Agreement becomes e󰀨ective from the date when the Software is delivered to
You and continues to be e󰀨ective for a period set forth in Exhibit. If the Software is
delivered to you via the Internet, this Agreement becomes e󰀨ective from the date
of such delivery and continues to be e󰀨ective for a period set forth in Exhibit.
10-2. Notwithstanding the foregoing, You may terminate the Agreement by providing a
written termination notice to Azbil at least three (3) months prior to expiration of the
above term.
Article 11. Termination for Cause
11-1. Either Azbil or You may terminate this Agreement in whole or in part without any
prior notice:
(i) if the other party dishonors a bill or check drawn by it, manifests its inability to
repay debts, becomes insolvent, has liabilities exceeding its assets, incurs a
suspension of bank transactions, or su󰀨ers material deterioration of its credit
standing; or if the occurrence of such event is expected;
(ii) if the other party is subject to seizure, provisional seizure, provisional disposition,
compulsory enforcement, disposition for failure to pay taxes, or other similar
disposition from a third party;
(iii) if a petition for the commencement of bankruptcy, civil rehabilitation, corporate
rehabilitation, special liquidation or other similar proceedings is led with respect

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to the other party; or if it is found to be no longer viable for the other party to
perform its liabilities to the counterparty hereto due to downsizing of the business
or for any other reasons;
(iv) if the other party incurs a disposition of business suspension or revocation or any
other similar disposition of the competent authorities;
(v) if the other party attempts to dissolve itself or assign all or a signicant part of its
business to a third party.
(vi) if the other party conducts wrongful or unjust act with regard to performance of
this Agreement; or
(vii) the other party breaches any provision of this Agreement.
11-2. In the event either Azbil or You breaches any provision of this Agreement, all amounts
due hereunder shall be accelerated and deemed immediately due and payable to
the other party.
11-3. Either Azbil or You may terminate this Agreement under special circumstance where
it is not feasible to maintain this Agreement due to reason not attributable to either
party.
11-4. Azbil may immediately terminate this Agreement in the event a third party acquires,
directly or indirectly, (i) the power to control the management and policies of You,
whether through the acquisition of voting securities, by contract or otherwise, or
(ii) more than fty percent (50%) of Your assets whether in a single transaction or
series of transactions.
11-5. The termination of this Agreement hereunder will not prevent the terminating party
from claiming damages against the other party.
Article 12. E󰀨ect of Termination
Upon expiration or termination of this Agreement, You shall delete the les related
to the Software and Related Documents (including backup les) from all computers
You possess and cease Using the Software in accordance with Azbil’s instruction.
If You received media which contains the Software and/or Related Documents from
Azbil, You shall destroy it or return it to Azbil, in accordance with Azbil’s instruction.
Article 13. Survival
The provisions of this Agreement that require or contemplate performance after the
expiration or termination of this Agreement in accordance with Article 10 (Term) or 11
(Termination), including, Article 8 (Limitation of Liability), Article 9 (Condentiality),
Section 3 of Article 11 (Termination), Article 12 (E󰀨ect of Termination), this Article 13,
Article 15 (Export Control) and Article 19 (Governing Law and Dispute Resolution)
are enforceable notwithstanding such expiration or termination.
Article 14. Amendment
Azbil may amend this Agreement at any time by sending a notice to You in a
manner Azbil deems appropriate. If You do not agree with the amendment, You shall
inform so to Azbil and cease Using the Software before the amendment becomes
e󰀨ective. You are deemed to accept the amendment by Using the Software after
the amendment becomes e󰀨ective.
Article 15. Export Control
You agree to comply with all applicable export laws and restrictions and regulations
of Japan and the United States of America or foreign agencies or authorities and

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take necessary steps, if You:
(i) export the Software (in whole or in part);
(ii) transmit the Software (in whole or in part) outside Your country;
(iii) have a person living outside Your country use the Software (in whole or in part);
or
(iv) carry out any other acts under applicable export control laws and regulations.
Article 16. No Waiver
A waiver by either party of any term or condition of this Agreement or any breach
thereof, in any one instance, does not mean waiver of such term or condition or
any subsequent breach thereof.
Article 17. Injunctive Relief
You understand and agree that in the event of a breach or threatened breach by
you of any term or provision of this Agreement will cause irreparable harm to Azbil
and that damages or an action at law may not be an adequate remedy for any
such breach. Accordingly, in the event of any such breach or threat of same, and
notwithstanding any other provisions of this Agreement, Azbil is, in addition to all
other remedies that may be available to it, be entitled to injunctive relief (including a
temporary restraining order, a temporary or prohibitory injunction and a permanent
mandatory or prohibitory injunction) to restrain and prohibit the continuation of any
such breach, to compel compliance with the provisions of this Agreement, and to
restrain and prohibit any threatened breach in order to protect the proprietary rights
of Azbil.
Article 18. Severance
If any provision in this Agreement should be held illegal or unenforceable by a court
having jurisdiction, such provision shall be modied to the extent necessary to
render it enforceable without losing its intent, or severed from this Agreement if no
such modication is possible, and the other provisions of this Agreement remains
in full force and e󰀨ect.
Article 19. Governing Law and Dispute Resolution
1. This Agreement is governed and construed in accordance with the laws of Japan
without regard to choice of law rules, and excluding the United Nations Convention
on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods.
2. Any dispute arising out of or in connection with this Agreement is subject to the
exclusive jurisdiction of the Tokyo District Court in the rst instance.
Article 20. Entire Agreement
This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between the parties concerning
the subject matter hereof.

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Exhibit (Support Tool)
Company Name ---
Location ---
Name of the System ---
Name of the Software Azbil HART Modem Support Tool
Number of Computers as needed
License Fees none
Terms of Payment none
No Reverse Engineering Software
Azbil HART Modem Support Tool (With regard to the OSS
components included in this product, the applicable OSS
license conditions prevail over any other terms and conditions
herein.)
Term e󰀨ective until terminated by Azbil
Trial Use Period shall be agreed separately
Warranty Period 12 months
NumberofMediaforBackupPurpose as needed
Exhibit (Firmware of the 1SHM)
Company Name ---
Location ---
Name of the System ---
Name of the Software 1SHM Firmware
Number of Computers 1
License Fees none
Terms of Payment none
No Reverse Engineering Software
1SHM Firmware (With regard to the OSS components
included in this product, the applicable OSS license conditions
prevail over any other terms and conditions herein.)
Term e󰀨ective until terminated by Azbil
Trial Use Period shall be agreed separately
Warranty Period 12 months
NumberofMediaforBackupPurpose as needed

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Contents
Introduction ·······················································································1
Scope of This Manual ······················································································· 1
Notation for Operations in This Manual································································· 1
Notation Used in This Manual············································································· 1
Denitions of Terms and Abbreviations ································································· 3
Reference Materials ························································································· 4
Customer Support···························································································· 4
Chapter 1 Overview ··········································································5
1.1 What Is the 1SHM? ·············································································· 5
1.2 Preparation, Use, and Maintenance of the 1SHM ······································· 5
1.3 Overview of the 1SHM ·········································································· 9
1.3.1 Appearance ···········································································9
1.3.2 Control Panel ······································································· 11
A: BAT.POWER: shows and changes the status of battery use ··· 11
B: HART/SFN DE Comm.: shows the status of communication
with the eld device ··························································· 12
C: LOOP POWER: shows and changes the status of loop power
supply ············································································ 12
D: CONNECTION: shows and changes the status of connection
with the PC or tablet ·························································· 12
Chapter 2 Preparation····································································· 13
2.1 Included Items····················································································13
2.2 Required Items ···················································································13
2.2.1 Windows PC or Tablet ···························································· 13
HART host········································································ 13
CFS100 ··········································································· 13
Support Tool ····································································· 14
2.3 Preparation························································································14
2.3.1 Procedure············································································ 14
2.3.2 Inserting Batteries ································································· 14
2.3.3 Connecting the USB Cable······················································ 15
2.3.4 Downloading the Support Tool and User’s Manual························ 16
2.3.5 Installing the USB Driver ························································· 16
2.3.6 Applying for Authentication ······················································ 17

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2.3.7 Saving the Authorization Data ·················································· 18
2.4 Connecting the 1SHM with the PC or Tablet ·············································19
2.4.1 USB Connection ··································································· 19
Connecting the eld device ·················································· 20
Congure HART host communication settings·························· 20
2.4.2 Bluetooth Connection ····························································· 20
Enable Bluetooth communication ·········································· 21
Turn on the 1SHM······························································ 22
Setting the Bluetooth communication mode ····························· 23
Pair the 1SHM··································································· 23
Unpair the 1SHM ······························································· 24
Connect the eld device ······················································ 24
Connect the HART host to the 1SHM ····································· 25
2.5 Battery Operation················································································25
Chapter 3 Conguration and Calibration of the Field Device················ 26
3.1 Precautions When Using the HART Host ·················································26
3.2 Precautions When Using the CFS100 ·····················································26
Chapter 4 Simplied HART Connection Diagnostics··························· 27
4.1 Checking the Communication Status·······················································27
4.2 Identifying the 1SHM That the Support Tool Is Communicating with ···············27
4.3 Monitoring Mode ·················································································27
4.3.1 Obtaining a Communication Waveform ······································ 28
4.3.2 Saving the Communication Waveform ······································· 30
4.3.3 Analyzing the Communication Signal Spectrum ··························· 30
4.3.4 Monitoring the Details of HART Communication··························· 32
4.3.5 Pausing and Resuming Monitoring············································ 32
4.3.6 Checking the Results of Communication ···································· 32
Description of the communication details display ······················ 33
4.3.7 Saving the Communication Details············································ 35
4.4 What Is HART Master Mode? ································································35
4.4.1 Switching between the Primary and Secondary Masters················ 35
4.4.2 Obtaining a Communication Waveform ······································ 36
4.4.3 Obtaining the Noise Waveform················································· 38
4.4.4 Saving the Communication Waveform ······································· 39
4.4.5 Analyzing the Communication Signal Spectrum ··························· 39

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4.4.6 Monitoring the Details of HART Communication··························· 40
Procedure to start monitoring ··············································· 40
Procedure to stop monitoring················································ 42
4.4.7 Checking the Results of Communication ···································· 42
4.4.8 Saving the Communication Details············································ 43
4.5 Checking Information about the Connected Device ···································43
4.6 Checking the Process Variables for the Connected Device ··························44
Chapter 5 Supplying Power to the Field Device·································· 47
5.1 Specifying Power Supply Setting Using 1SHM’s Control Panel ·····················47
5.1.1 Checking the Power Supply Status ··········································· 47
5.1.2 Switching the Power Supply Setting ·········································· 47
Switching the power supply setting ········································ 47
5.2 Specifying Power Supply Setting Using the Support Tool·····························49
5.2.1 Checking the Power Supply Status ··········································· 49
5.2.2 Power Supply Setting ····························································· 49
Chapter 6 Device Mode ··································································· 52
6.1 Control Panel Display ··········································································52
6.2 Enabling or Disabling Device Mode·························································52
6.2.1 Switching from Normal Mode to Device Mode ····························· 52
6.2.2 Switching from Device Mode to Normal Mode ····························· 53
6.2.3 Temporarily Disabling Device Mode··········································· 54
Chapter 7 Maintenance ··································································· 55
7.1 Checking the Firmware Version······························································55
7.2 Updating the Firmware ·········································································55
Chapter 8 Advanced Use································································· 57
8.1 LED Display on the 1SHM Control Panel ·················································57
If the license key has been provided ······································ 57
If the license key has not been provided ································· 57
8.2 Checking Authorization·········································································58
8.3 Changing the Administrator Password ·····················································58
8.4 Restart······························································································59
8.5 Wireless Connection············································································59
8.5.1 Checking the Wireless Setting·················································· 59

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8.5.2 Changing the Wireless Setting with the Support Tool ···················· 60
8.5.3 Wi-Fi AP Mode······································································ 62
8.5.4 Wi-Fi STA Mode ···································································· 62
8.5.5 Switching the Wireless Connection ··········································· 62
8.6 How to Use the Communication Waveform Cursor Sets ······························63
8.7 Changing the Display Language·····························································66
8.8 Disposal····························································································67
8.8.1 Removing the Batteries ·························································· 67
Removing the AAA batteries················································· 67
Removing the button battery ················································ 67
Chapter 9 Specications ································································· 69
Chapter 10 Certication ···································································· 70
10.1 Certication ·······················································································70
10.2 Manufacturer······················································································70
10.3 Compliance Statement ·········································································70
10.3.1 Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement ··············· 70
10.3.2 ISED (Canada) Statement······················································· 71
10.3.3 Radiation Exposure Statement ················································· 71
10.3.4 Korean Certication (KC) ························································ 71
10.3.5 NBTC (Thailand) ··································································· 72

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Introduction
This user’s manual describes the procedures for setup and operation of the Smart HART Modem Model AZ-
1SHM (referred to as the 1SHM below).
Carefully read this manual before using and operating the device In addition, please pay attention to the points
below.
Scope of This Manual
This manual is intended for users who are already familiar with the basic features of Microsoft Windows (the
concepts of drives, les, folders, etc., as well as window operations) and have the basic knowledge necessary to
perform such operations (using the mouse, keyboard, storage media, etc.). For a basic introduction to Microsoft
Windows, please refer to the commercially available instructional material.
Notation for Operations in This Manual
In this manual, operations on a PC or tablet connected to the 1SHM are mainly performed using mouse operations.
Notation Used in This Manual
This manual uses the following notation.
Table−1. Notation for menus, commands, and dialog boxes
Notation Meaning
[File] menu Menu names are enclosed in square brackets.
[Command] Command names are given as they appear in the menu and are enclosed in
square brackets.
[Sheet Information]
dialog box
Dialog box names are given as displayed in the title bar and are enclosed in
square brackets. Property sheet names are given in the same manner.
“Control name”
The names of controls in dialog boxes, such as group boxes, text boxes, drop-
down lists, checkboxes, and radio buttons, are enclosed in double quotation
marks.
<OK> button Buttons in dialog boxes and on toolbars are enclosed in angle brackets.
Table−2. Notation for mouse operations
Notation Meaning
Click
Refers to pressing and quickly releasing a mouse button. A mouse has a left
button and a right button. The mouse button is considered to be the left button
unless otherwise specied.
Right click The operation of clicking the right mouse button is called a right click.
Double click Refers to quickly clicking the left mouse button twice without moving the mouse.

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Drag Refers to clicking an object, continuing to hold down the left mouse button, and
moving the mouse so as to move the object.
Drop Refers to releasing the left button mouse button after dragging something to the
desired position.
Table−3. Notation for key operations
Notation Meaning
<Enter> Keyboard keys are enclosed in angle brackets.
• <Windows> indicates the Windows logo key on the keyboard ( ).
<Shift + A>
A plus sign indicates a combination of key operations.
• <Shift + A> indicates pressing the <A> key while holding down the <Shift> key.
• <Windows + X> indicates pressing the <X> key while holding down the
<Windows> key.
Arrow keys Collectively refers to the <→>, <←>, <↑>, and <↓> keys.
Table−4. Notation for standard UI menus
Notation Meaning
[Start]
Indicates the menu displayed by pressing the <Windows> key when the desktop
is displayed.
All applications and programs are displayed.