Fluke Calibration KIT-EMM300 User manual

PN 5007312
July 2018
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KIT-EMM300
Electrical Measurement Module Kit with Docking Station
Instructions
Introduction
The Electrical Measurement Module with Docking Station (the Product) is an accessory to allow electrical
measurements to be made from pressure Devices Under Test (DUT) such as transmitters, transducers, and more.
The Product includes an EMM300 Electrical Measurement Module and its dock, the DS70-KIT-EMM Docking Station
that enables connection of the Electrical Measurement Module (EMM) to a pressure calibrator. The EMM module
measures mA, V dc, and can supply 24 V loop power. It also provides basic analog trimming of HART devices.
How to Contact Fluke Calibration
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• Technical Support USA: 1-877-355-3225
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Safety Information
A Warning identifies conditions and procedures that are dangerous to the user. A Caution identifies conditions and
procedures that can cause damage to the Product or the equipment under test.
WWarning
To prevent possible electrical shock, fire, or personal injury:
• Read all safety information before you use the Product.
• Do not alter the Product and use only as specified, or the protection supplied by
the Product can be compromised.
• Do not connect directly to mains.
• Use only the external mains power supply included with the Product.
• Do not use the Product if it operates incorrectly.
• Carefully read all instructions.
• Do not touch voltages >30 V ac rms, 42 V ac peak, or 60 V dc.
Symbols
The symbols shown in Table 1 are found in these instructions.
Table 1. Symbols
Symbol Definition
W WARNING, RISK OF DANGER.
Consult user documentation.
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 Conforms to relevant Australian Safety and EMC standards.
P Conforms to European Union directives.
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This product complies with the WEEE Directive marking requirements. The affixed label indicates
that you must not discard this electrical/electronic product in domestic household waste. Product
Category: With reference to the equipment types in the WEEE Directive Annex I, this product is
classed as category 9 "Monitoring and Control Instrumentation" product. Do not dispose of this
product as unsorted municipal waste.
Shipping Contents
The Product ships with:
• EMM300, Electrical Measurement Module
• DS70-KIT-EMM Docking Station
• Power Supply
• Adapter cable RS232 null modem to USB
• CAN bus cable
• Test Leads
• Instructions

Electrical Measurement Module Kit with Docking Station
The Product
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The Product
Table 2 shows the Product.
Table 2. The Product
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Number Description
 Docking Station, DS70-KIT-EMM
 Electrical measurement Module, EMM300
 Input Terminals
D Power Socket
E RS232 Connector
F CAN bus Connector

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Set Up
To set up the Product:
1. Connect the CAN bus cable to the Docking Station and to the CAN bus connector on the rear panel of the
Pressure Controller. See Figure 2.
2. Connect the Test Leads from the EMM300 Input Terminals to the DUT connections, observing polarity.
3. Connect mains power to the Docking Station.
4. Ensure that the EMM/HART indicator shows on the lower half of the main screen on the Pressure Controller.
5. Connect the RS232 cable to your computer (optional).
6. Connect the DUT pressure connection(s) to the Pressure Controller TEST port, or to an accessory connected to
the TEST port (CPS, SPLT, Test Station, for example).
015504001
100-240 VAC
47-63 Hz
100W MAX
T2A 250V
SERIAL NUMBER
FLUKE CORPORATION
6920 SEAWAY BLVD., M/S 143F
EVERETT,WA 98203 USA
www.flukecal.com
ASSEMBLED IN USA
SWITCH TEST
30V MAX
SYSTEM
DRV1 DRV2
USB LAN IEEE-488 RS-232
DRV3 DRV4
MWP
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Figure 2. Controller Connections

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mA/V dc Operation
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mA/V dc Operation
The EMM provides measurement of V dc and mA with or without 24 V loop power.
To enable the mA/VDC function:
1. From the Controller Main screen, push EMM/HART on the left of the touchscreen.
2. Push mA/VDC to go into electrical measurement mode.
3. Choose the measurement mode as required. Push mA/DCV to toggle the mode between mA or V dc. In mA
measurement mode, push 24V Loop to enable/disable 24V loop power for a mA transmitter. DCV mode disables
24V loop power.
V dc Measurement
In V dc measurement mode, the Product measures the input dc voltage from 0 V to 30 V.
mA Measurement
In the mA measurement mode, the Product measures dc current from 4 mA to 20 mA.
See the Pressure Controller's Operators Manual for how to use the Programs Task with mA or V dc transmitters.
Pressure Transmitter Instructions
The Product tests, troubleshoots, and calibrates analog DUTs and smart pressure transmitters with HART
functionality. Pressure transmitters are usually classified as analog transmitters or smart transmitters.
Analog Transmitters
Analog transmitters let the user make two adjustments:
1. Zero the transmitter by adjusting the LRV (Lower Range Value) of the transmitter to the zero-pressure point that
supplies an output of 4 mA.
2. Adjust the URV (Upper Range Value) of the transmitter to the upper-working pressure that supplies an output of
20 mA.
These transmitters are usually adjusted with a screwdriver by turning two potentiometers on the top or the side of
the transmitter. The Product helps to calibrate these analog transmitters by providing an accurate, easy to control
source of pressure while also precisely measuring the analog 4-20 mA signal.

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HART Operation
Highway Addressable Remote Transducer (HART) is an industry standard that defines the communications protocol
between smart field devices and a control system that uses traditional 4-20 mA wiring. HART allows the technician
to configure and adjust variables stored and used by the transmitter. The HART function of the Product allows for
calibration and testing of many HART-enabled devices such as transmitters. The Product uses Universal Practice
Commands and many Common Practice Commands that allow the user to change parameters and easily make
adjustments to the HART device.
Some HART devices require specific device drivers to make changes to parameters for which the EMM is not
equipped. In this case, use of a field communicator such as the Fluke 754 Documenting Process Calibrator is
necessary.
Smart Transmitters
Smart transmitters are more complex than analog transmitters and offer more features that allow the transmitters to
store and transmit more information to a central control center. For example, many smart transmitters have a digital
signal that transmits not only the analog 4-20 mA signal, but also the pressure reading back to the central control
center. While many newer systems use this digital signal, most use the analog 4-20 mA signal that requires the
analog circuit to be adjusted when calibrated.
To communicate with smart transmitters, HART communication protocol is used. Many of the HART variables are
used to calibrate the smart transmitter. The EMM is HART-enabled and uses Universal Practice Commands and
many HART Common Practice Commands to change parameters and make adjustments to the HART device. Many
smart transmitters use specific commands that are not part of the common practice or universal command library.
These commands are sometimes needed to perform a digital sensor trim (for example) and are referred to as device
drivers. The EMM does not contain any device drivers.
Connect to a HART Transmitter
To connect the Product to a HART transmitter:
1. Connect the test leads from the Product to the appropriate terminals on the HART device. Observe polarity. See
Figure 2.
2. Push MAIN>EMM/HART. The HART connection menu shows these settings:
• 250 Ohm Resistor – When ON, the Product uses the built-in 250 Ω resistor required for HART
communication.
• Use HART Unit – When YES, the pressure unit of the controller changes to match the unit of the pressure
transmitter.
• Write Lock – When ON, the transmitter is protected from data changes.
3. Push Connect. The controller scans (polls) for connected devices from addresses 0 to 65. When a transmitter is
found, data is obtained. If the controller does not detect a device, check the connections and wire polarity and
then push Connect again. If a connection cannot be made after multiple attempts, troubleshoot the transmitter
with the mA mode. See Using the mA Function to Test and Troubleshoot.

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Pressure Transmitter Instructions
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Figure 2. Transmitter Connection

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HART Tasks
The HART tasks are explained in the subsequent sections. See Figure 3 for an overview of the menus.
HART
Tasks
HART
Data
Trim PV Zero
Trim Current Output
Trim by Re-Range
Write LRV and URV
HART Diagnostics
Write PV Unit
Write Tag
Write Message
Write Description
Data for this Device
Variables view/edit 9 pages
Zero
PV
Range
LRV
URV
TRIM 4mA
TRIM 20mA
LRV
URV
LTL
UTL
PV Unit
Short Tag
Long Tag
Message
Description
3rd Var
4th Var
LRV
URV
Expanded Device
Type
Rev
Dev Rev
SW Rev
HW Rev
Device ID
Number Of Variables
Change Counter
Critical Power
Variable Alert
Maintenance Required
Manufacture
Private Label
Message
Tag
PV Unit
PV
PVAO
PV %
2nd Var
Description
Date
Serial Number
Address
LTL
UTL
Min Span
PV Alarm
PV Damp
Write Protect
Transfer Function
Preambles
Simulation
NVMEM Fault
RAM Fault
Watchdog Reset
Power Over Range
Envelop Over Range
Other Fault
Locked
Malfunction
Config Changed
Cold Start
More Available
mA Fixed
mA Saturated
PV Overload
Non PV Overload
Long Tag
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Figure 3. HART Tasks Menu Tree

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HART Tasks
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Trim PV Zero
The Trim PV Zero command zeros the pressure sensor in a transmitter. The resulting offset must be within limits by
each device. The span of Primary Variable remains constant. This command does not affect or interact with the
Upper or Lower-Range values.
1. Select HART Tasks on the HART menu.
2. Select Trim PV Zero.
3. Push Zero PV to zero PV.
Trim Current Output
The Trim Current Output commands adjust the transmitter digital to analog converter (DAC) at the 4 mA and 20 mA
points.
To Trim Current Output:
1. Select HART Tasks on the Hart menu.
2. Select Trim Current Output from the menu.
3. Use Averaging Measurement and Averaging Time to average the measurement value applied to the trim.
4. Push Start to start Trim.
5. Push Trim 4mA to start trimming the 4 mA point. The Send button is enabled when measuring value is stable.
6. Push Send to send the 4 mA trimming value to DUT.
7. After 4 mA trimming is complete, push Trim 4mA to repeat the 4 mA trimming, if necessary. Or push Continue
to move trim to 20 mA.
8. Push Trim 20mA to start trimming the 20 mA point. The Send button is enabled when measuring value is
stable.
9. Push Send to send 20 mA trimming value to DUT.
10. After 20 mA trimming is complete, push Trim 20 mA to repeat the 20 mA trimming if necessary. Or push Exit to
exit.
Trim by Re-ranging
You can adjust the transmitter by re-ranging the upper and lower range values. This type of trim is typical for analog
and smart transmitters used in analog processes. This trim function alters the transmitter’s interpretation of the input
signal.
To trim by re-ranging:
1. Push HART Tasks on the HART menu.
2. Select Trim by Re-ranging.
In the Trim by Re-ranging menu:
• Range: 4 mA/20 mA/Both – Use to select a point or both to trim
o 4mA - Only trim 4 mA
o 20mA - Only trim 20 mA
o Both - Trim both 4 mA and 20 mA
• LRV - Configure the lower range value of transmitter

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Note
Changing the LRV affects the URV. If the LRV should be tested against ATM, check the Set to
ATM checkbox. When is Set to ATM is pushed, the LRV is non-editable.
• URV - Configure the upper range value of transmitter.
• Closed Loop:
o ON - Automatically sets the pressures to the LRV and URV values and dwells for the time specified in
the Dwell Time field. The measurements are taken from the amount of time shown in the Averaging
Time field.
o OFF - Trim the function manually.
• Dwell Time:
This is a user-configurable amount of time for how long the pressure dwells before measurements are
taken.
Note
Once at the setpoint and the pressure stabilizes (Ready is shown), the dwell countdown timer
starts. Once the dwell is finished, if closed loop was used, then the measurement is taken and
the controller continues to the next setpoint. If closed loop is OFF, push continue to go to the
next setpoint.
3. In the Trim by Re-ranging main menu, push Start to start trim.
4. If the Closed Loop was ON, the trim process automatically progresses without user interaction. Otherwise,
the Closed Loop is OFF.
5. Push Trim to trim and change to next range.
6. If necessary, push Lower Range or Upper Range, as necessary.
7. When the trim process is finished, follow the display guide Trim Complete, push Exit to exit.
Note
This trim process changes the upper and lower range values to compensate the sensor’s
error.
Write LRV/URV
To change the working range of a HART Transmitter by changing the LRV or URV:
1. Select Write LRV and URV.
2. In the change menu, input the new LRV and URV values.
Note
LRV cannot be set to lower than Lower Transmitter Limit (LTL) and the URV cannot be set
greater than the Upper Transmitter Limit (UTL).
3. Push Send to save the new values.
4. Push Exit to exit.

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HART Tasks
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HART Diagnostics
Some HART devices feature a self-test function that check various aspects of the transmitter such as the processor
and memory when commanded. Not all HART devices have this feature. If the transmitter has this function, the
controller sends the self-test command and shows the results of the self-test on the display. If the feature is not
implemented in the transmitter, no information shows.
To start the HART Diagnostics test:
1. Select HART Tasks on the HART menu.
2. Select HART Diagnostics.
3. Push Start.
HART Diagnostics Results dialog is shown. Errors or faults (if any) are shown if any have occurred.
Write PV Unit
The Write PV Unit command changes the Primary Variable (pressure unit) of the transmitter.
Note
This can also be changed in the HART Data menu.
1. Push HART Tasks on the HART menu.
2. Select Write PV Unit.
3. Select the new unit.
4. Push Send.
5. Push Exit.
Write Tag
Write the short tag (maximum 8 characters) as follows:
Note
This can also be changed in the HART Data menu. Short tag is supported by HART revision 5
and above.
1. Push HART Tasks on the HART menu.
2. Select Write Tag.
3. Push Short Tag.
4. Use the on-screen keyboard to enter the tag.
5. Push Save.
6. Push Send.
Write Message
To write the message (max 32 characters):
Note
This can also be changed in the HART Data menu.
1. Select HART Tasks on the HART menu.
2. Select Write Message.
3. Use the on-screen keyboard to enter the tag.
4. Push Send.
5. Push Exit.

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Write Description
To write the description (max 16 characters):
Note
This can also be changed in the HART Data menu.
1. Push HART Tasks on the HART menu.
2. Select Write Description.
3. Use the on-screen keyboard to enter the tag.
4. Push Send.
5. Push Exit.
Write Poll Address
To use the write poll address:
1. Push HART Tasks on the HART menu.
2. Select Poll Address.
3. Use keypad to enter value.
4. Push Send.
5. Push Exit.
HART Data
HART data shows all of the complete data about the transmitter model, hardware and software revision numbers,
and many coefficients. From the controller screen push the HART Data button to access the HART Information
screen. Some data is read-only and cannot be selected. Some data is writable, see Figure 3.
To view and change HART data:
1. Push HART Data on the HART menu.
2. Use the navigation keys to navigate between fields. Only editable data fields are selectable.
Note
If no fields are editable, then the HART connection was made with the write lock ON. Go back
and reconnect the HART device with the write lock OFF.
3. Select the data to change and enter the information.
4. Push Send.
5. Push Exit.

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Specifications
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Specifications
Operating Temperature .......................... 15 °C to 35 °C
Storage Temperature .............................. -20 °C to +70 °C
Electrical Measurement Module (EMM)
Connection ......................................... Banana Jack, CAN bus, RS232
Maximum 30 V dc
HART Communication and Functions
HART Modes ...................................... HART mA measurement with 24 V (Loop)
Automatic HART Detection ................. HART connected with automatic polling
HART Selectable Resistor .................. Built-in 250 Ω loop resistor. Selectable ON/OFF
HART Commands .............................. HART universal and common practice commands (no device specific commands)
Write Protection .................................. HART Write enable/disable
EM300 Modules
Specifications are valid from 18 °C to 28 °C. For temperatures from 15 °C to 18 °C and 28 °C to 35 °C, add 0.002 % FS/°C.
EM300 Module Measurement Specifications
All outputs are positive only.
DC Voltage
Range Resolution 1 Year Instrumental Uncertainty
30 V 1 mV 0.01 % of reading + 2 mV
DC Current
Range Resolution 1 Year Instrumental Uncertainty
24 mA 1 μA 0.01 % of reading + 2 µA
Operating Humidity ................................. 5 % to 95 % relative humidity, non-condensing
Weight ..................................................... 1080 g (2.4 lb)
Dimensions ............................................. 165 x 240 x 85 mm (6.5 x 9.5 x 3.4 in)
Safety
General ............................................... IEC 61010-1
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service during the warranty period, contact your nearest Fluke authorized service center to obtain return authorization information,
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