Siemens Sitrans F Series Parts list manual

SITRANS F
Coriolis Flowmeters
FCT030 Profibus (From firmware
4.0)
Function Manual
06/2018
A5E39931906-AB
Introduction 1
Communication 2
Cable specifications 3
Definitions 4

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Table of contents
1 Introduction...................................................................................................................................................5
1.1 Purpose of this documentation.................................................................................................5
1.2 Document history.....................................................................................................................5
1.3 Product compatibility................................................................................................................6
2Communication.............................................................................................................................................7
2.1 Features...................................................................................................................................7
2.2 Installation in hazardous area..................................................................................................7
2.3 Profibus....................................................................................................................................7
2.4 Wall mount housing transmitter exploded view........................................................................9
2.5 Changing Profibus termination at the transmitter cassette....................................................10
2.6 Connecting the Profibus (CH1)..............................................................................................12
2.7 Installation check....................................................................................................................13
2.8 Cyclic services.......................................................................................................................14
2.9 Cyclic data exchange.............................................................................................................15
2.10 Acyclic communication...........................................................................................................26
2.11 Access Control.......................................................................................................................63
2.12 Alarm, error, and system messages......................................................................................64
2.12.1 Introduction............................................................................................................................64
2.12.2 Diagnosis Response..............................................................................................................64
3 Cable specifications....................................................................................................................................67
4 Definitions...................................................................................................................................................69
Index...........................................................................................................................................................73
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Table of contents
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Introduction 1
1.1 Purpose of this documentation
This manual contains all information needed to integrate the process instruments into a
communications network. The manual is aimed at control system designers, system
integrators, instrument engineers.
In order to operate safety and for more detailed information you need the product specific
manual. Available for download from Flow documentation (http://www.siemens.com/
flowdocumentation).
This manual applies to the SITRANS FCT030 transmitter Profibus DP/PA version only. The
FCT030 transmitter can be used in combination with the following sensors:
Mass 2100
FC300
FCS400 and FCS300
In order to operate a Coriolis flow meter, you also need Operating Instructions. See Flow
documentation (http://www.siemens.com/flowdocumentation)
1.2 Document history
The following table shows major changes in the documentation compared to the previous
edition.
The most important changes in the documentation when compared with the respective
previous edition are given in the following table.
Edition Note
06/2018 Second edition
06/2017 First edition
Use the device to measure process medium in accordance with the information in the
Operating Instructions.
Note
Use in a domestic environment
This Class A Group 1 equipment is intended for use in industrial areas.
In a domestic environment this device may cause radio interference.
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1.3 Product compatibility
Edition Remarks Product compatibility Compatibility of device integration package
06/2017 First revision HW revision 03
Compact FW revision 4.xx.xx-xx
Remote FW revision 4.xx.xx-xx
Service channel: SIMATIC
V8.2 Service Pack 1 or later
5.00.xx-xx
Modbus: SIMATIC V8.2 Serv‐
ice Pack 1 or later
5.00.xx-xx
HART: SIMATIC V8.2 Serv‐
ice Pack 1 or later
5.00.xx-xx
HART: SITRANS DTM V4.1 5.00.xx-xx
HART: AMS Device manager
V12
5.00.xx-xx
PROFIBUS: SIMATIC V8.2
Service Pack 1 or later
1.00.xx-xx
PROFIBUS : SITRANS DTM
V4.1
1.00.xx-xx
05/2015 Aerated Flow
parameters
added
HW revision 02
Compact FW revision
3.02.02-01
Remote FW revision 2.02.02-01
SIMATIC PDM HART 4.00.00-00
SIMATIC PDM Service chan‐
nel
4.00.00-00
AMS Device Manager HART 4.00.00-02
SITRANS DTM HART 4.00.00-00
375 Field Communicator
HART
4.00.00-02
05/2014 Description of
new parame‐
ters for spare
part replace‐
ment
HW revision 02
Compact FW revision 3.02.01
Remote FW revision 2.02.01
SIMATIC PDMAMS Device
ManagerSITRANS DTM375
Field Communicator
3.00.00-00
12/2013 Various LUI
functions, for
example wiz‐
ards Various
transmitter
functionalities
HW revision 02
Compact FW revision 3.02.00
Remote FW revision2.02.00
SIMATIC PDMAMS Device
ManagerSITRANS DTM375
Field Communicator
EDD Version 2.00.00
06/2012 CT chapter in‐
cluded
HW revision 01
Compact FW revision
3.00.00-10
Remote FW revision2.00.00-30
SIMATIC PDM EDD Version 1.00.00
03/2012 First edition HW revision 01
Compact FW revision 2.00.0x
Remote FW revision
2.00.0x
SIMATIC PDM EDD Version 1.00.00
Introduction
1.3 Product compatibility
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Communication 2
2.1 Features
The device provides the following features:
● PROFIBUS DP communication up to 12 Mbit/s
● Automatic baud rate adaption
● PROFIBUS PA communication
● Automatic baud rate adaption
● Cyclic communication
● Acyclic communication to SIMATIC S7 or other PLCs
● Acyclic communication to SIMATIC PDM or other parameterization tools
● Support of high availability systems like SIMATIC S7 H
● Support of PROFIBUS PA Profile for Process Control Devices V4.0 and V3
● Automatic GSD adaption
● Support of up to 15 modules (process values and control values), in cyclic communication
● PROFIBUS clock synchronization by master
2.2 Installation in hazardous area
The PROFIBUS DP module is not allowed for use in hazardous areas.
The PROFIBUS PA module is allowed for use in hazardous areas.
2.3 Profibus
The transmitter has a modular design with discrete, replaceable electronic modules and
connection boards to maintain separation between functions and facilitate field service. All
modules are fully traceable and their provenance is included in the transmitter setup.
The bus termination can be activated via a switch internal in the transmitter. The bus
termination switch is set to off by default. If the internal switch is not used for termination an
external separate bus terminator must be installed. The internal switch is located to on the
transmitter PCBA module (9)
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Transmitter exploded view
DED
/
E
①Display cover ⑫Transmitter housing
②Local display (HMI) ⑬Terminal space
③Connector for HMI ⑭Power supply terminal protection cover
④SD card (SensorFlash) ⑮Lid for terminal connections
⑤DIP switch (for custody transfer) ⑯Wiring tool
⑥DIP switch (for HART) ⑰I/O cassette (optional)
⑦HMI port ⑱I/O configuration keys (optional)
⑧USB service port ⑲a M12 socket
⑨Transmitter cassette ⑲b Terminal housing
⑩Heatsink cover for power supply module ⑳a Sensor module (compact version)
⑪Cable entry ⑳b Sensor module (remote version)
Figure 2-1 Transmitter exploded view
Communication
2.3 Profibus
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2.4 Wall mount housing transmitter exploded view

①Display glass with retaining ring ⑩Foam bottom
②Power supply module (complete) ⑪Hinge pin
③SensorFlash (SD card) ⑫Housing
④Transmitter cassette ⑬Ground connect set
⑤IO cassette ⑭Backplane module
⑥HMI module ⑮Power supply connector cover
⑦Foam top ⑯Front cover enclosure
⑧Foam plugs ⑰Front cover mounting screws
⑨Sensor module (analog version)
Barrier module (digital version)
Figure 2-2 Wall mount housing transmitter exploded view
Communication
2.4 Wall mount housing transmitter exploded view
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2.5 Changing Profibus termination at the transmitter cassette
To change the termination of the Profibus, it is required to remove the transmitter module out
of the transmitter. This can be done following below instructions.
1. Isolate the device from power.
2. Using tool no. 9, unscrew the locking screw of the display and remove the display lid using
tool no. 3 as a wrench bar if necessary.
3. Carefully remove display and cable plug.
Note
Use a screwdriver, tool no. 11, to release the display as shown in photo below.
The display is held in place with three clips.
Communication
2.5 Changing Profibus termination at the transmitter cassette
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4. Remove the screw holding the transmitter cassette. Pull out the transmitter cassette.
5. Changing termination at the transmitter cassette, by changing the position of the dip
switches as below.
All off: no termination
All on: termination activated
6. Reinstall the transmitter cassette.
Reinstall the display and display cable, incl. the O-ring.
Mount the O-ring by pulling it over the display lid.
Communication
2.5 Changing Profibus termination at the transmitter cassette
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Return the device to operation
1. Restore power to the device.
2. Check that the device starts up as expected. If possible watch the display during startup
and observe the device versions for consistency.
2.6 Connecting the Profibus (CH1)
WARNING
Passive channels only
Channel 1 power supply must be separated from that for channels 2 to 4.
Signal return (or common) can be joined.
1. Remove cap and ferrule from cable gland and slide onto cable.
2. Push cable through open gland and cable path.
3. Restore ferrule and tighten cap to lightly hold cable in place.
4. Signal cable screen is folded back over outer sheath and grounded beneath cable clamp.
5. Connect wires to terminals using wiring tool, field mount transmitter

PROFIBUS DP/PA
④In + (B)
⑤In - (A)
⑥Out + (B)
⑦Out - (A)
Functional Earth
Communication
2.6 Connecting the Profibus (CH1)
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6. Connect wires to terminals using wiring tool, wall mount transmitter.



PROFIBUS DP/PA
④In + (B)
⑤In - (A)
⑥Out + (B)
⑦Out - (A)
7. Tighten cable gland.
2.7 Installation check
● Make sure the installation guidelines provided by the "Wiring & Installation Application
Guide" on Profibus Installation guide (http://www.profibus.com/download/installation-
guide/) are followed.
● Make sure the wiring requirements for the device are met.
● Make sure all connectors are properly tightened.
Communication
2.7 Installation check
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2.8 Cyclic services
Below is an overview of which cyclic services and parameter update time the device provides.
Input (Master view) is defined as values from the flowmeter to the master. Output (Master view)
is defined as values from the master to the flowmeter. Update time is the interval the flowmeter
updates the parameters.
Parameter name Update time
Input (Master view) Mass flow 10 msec
Density 10 msec
Medium temperature 30 msec
Totalizer 1 (single and double preci‐
sion)
10 msec
Totalizer 2 (single and double preci‐
sion)
30 msec
Fractional flow A 10 msec
Fractional flow B 30 msec
Fractional flow % A 30 msec
Fractional flow % B 30 msec
Standard volume flow 10 msec
Frame temperature 30 msec
Totalizer 3 (single and double preci‐
sion)
30 msec
Control status:
● Zero point adjustment active
● Outputs forced
● Process values frozen
30 msec
Dosing:
● Dosing amount done
● Dosing status
● Dosing output (analogue /
discrete)
30 msec
Output (Master view) Dosing control:
● Start
● Stop
● Pause
● Resume
● Clean
Start zero point adjustment
Force / unforce outputs
Freeze / unfreeze process values
Control totalizer 1
Control totalizer 2
Control totalizer 3
Communication
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2.9 Cyclic data exchange
A central controller that cyclically exchanges data with slave devices on a PROFIBUS network
is called a Master class 1 device. A GSD file is normally used when setting up the master to
exchange data with the slave device. The order of the data in the cyclic message is the same
as the order in the GSD file.
Each device supports three different GSD files. The manufacturer specific and the
manufacturer independent Profile 3 GSD-files are described in the following.
Supported GSD files
The DP/ PA version of the SITRANS FCT030 supports the following GSD files
DP version PA version
GSD Description GSD Description
si0181CB.gsd SITRANS FC330 / FC430 /
FCT030 manufacturer specif‐
ic GSD for DP
si0181CC.gsd SITRANS FC330 / FC430 /
FCT030 manufacturer specif‐
ic GSD for PA
si018127.gsd SITRANS FC MASS6000 DP si018128.gsd SITRANS FC MASS6000 PA
pa05B333.gsd PA Profile 4 Specific GSD for
Coriolis flow devices DP
(Mass flow, Density, Medium
temperature, Totalizer 1 -
Mass)
pa15B333.gsd PA Profile 4 Specific GSD for
Coriolis flow devices
PA(Mass flow, Density, Medi‐
um temperature, Totalizer 1 -
Mass)
pa039700.gsd PA Profile 3 Specific GSD (1
Analog Input, DP)
pa139700.gsd PA Profile 3 Specific GSD (1
Analog Input, PA)
pa039701.gsd PA Profile 3 Specific GSD (2
Analog Inputs, DP)
pa039701.gsd PA Profile 3 Specific GSD (2
Analog Inputs, DP)
pa039702.gsd PA Profile 3 Specific GSD (3
Analog Inputs, 1 Totalizer,
DP)
pa039702.gsd PA Profile 3 Specific GSD (3
Analog Inputs, 1 Totalizer,
DP)
pa039742.gsd PA Profile 3 Specific GSD (3
Analog Inputs, 1 Totalizer,
DP)
pa039742.gsd PA Profile 3 Specific GSD (3
Analog Inputs, 1 Totalizer,
DP)
Modules for cyclic data exchange, Manufacturer specific GSD
Table 2-1 Manufacturer specific GSD
Slot Module Description
Input (from device to
master)
Output (from master to device)
1Mass Flow Byte 0....3
Byte 4
Mass flow
Mass Flow status
-
2Density Byte 0....3
Byte 4
Density
Density Status
-
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Slot Module Description
Input (from device to
master)
Output (from master to device)
3Medium Temperature Byte 0....3
Byte 4
Medium temperature
Medium temperature sta‐
tus
-
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Slot Module Description
Input (from device to
master)
Output (from master to device)
4Totalizer 1 - selectable modules
Mass flow totalized:
Mass total Byte 0....3
Byte 4
Mass total (float 32)
Mass total status
-
Mass total set Byte 0....3
Byte 4
Mass total (float 32)
Mass total status
Byte 0
1: Reset
2: Preset
3: Hold
4: Totalize
Mass total (high res) Byte 0....7
Byte 8
Mass total (float 64)
Mass total status
-
Mass total set (high res) Byte 0....7
Byte 8
Mass total (float 64)
Mass total status
Byte 0
1: Reset
2: Preset
3: Hold
4: Totalize
Volumen flow totalized:
Volumen total Byte 0....3
Byte 4
Volumen total (float 32)
Volumen total status
-
Volumen total set Byte 0....3
Byte 4
Volumen total (float 32)
Volumen total status
Byte 0
1: Reset
2: Preset
3: Hold
4: Totalize
Volumen total (high res) Byte 0....7
Byte 8
Volumen total (float 64)
Volumen total status
-
Volumen total set (high
res)
Byte 0....7
Byte 8
Volumen total (float 64)
Volumen total status
Byte 0
1: Reset
2: Preset
3: Hold
4: Totalize
Standard volume totalized:
Standard volumen total Byte 0....3
Byte 4
Standard volumen total
(float 32)
Standard volumen total
status
-
Standard volumen total
set
Byte 0....3
Byte 4
Standard volumen total
(float 32)
Standard volumen total
status
Byte 0
1: Reset
2: Preset
3: Hold
4: Totalize
Standard volumen total
(high res)
Byte 0....7
Byte 8
Standard volumen total
(float 64)
Standard volumen total
status
-
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Slot Module Description
Input (from device to
master)
Output (from master to device)
Standard volumen total
set (high res)
Byte 0....7
Byte 8
Standard volumen total
(float 64)
Standard volumen total
status
Byte 0
1: Reset
2: Preset
3: Hold
4: Totalize
Fraction A flow totalized:
Fraction A total Byte 0....3
Byte 4
Fraction A total (float 32)
Fraction A total status
-
Fraction A total set Byte 0....3
Byte 4
Fraction A total (float 32)
Fraction A total status
Byte 0
1: Reset
2: Preset
3: Hold
4: Totalize
Fraction A total (high res) Byte 0....7
Byte 8
Fraction A total (float 64)
Fraction A total status
-
Fraction A total set (high
res)
Byte 0....7
Byte 8
Fraction A total (float 64)
Fraction A total status
Byte 0
1: Reset
2: Preset
3: Hold
4: Totalize
Fraction B flow totalized:
Fraction B total Byte 0....3
Byte 4
Fraction B total (float 32)
Fraction B total status
-
Fraction B total set Byte 0....3
Byte 4
Fraction B total (float 32)
Fraction B total status
Byte 0
1: Reset
2: Preset
3: Hold
4: Totalize
Fraction B total (high res) Byte 0....7
Byte 8
Fraction B total (float 64)
Fraction B total status
-
Fraction B total set (high
res)
Byte 0....7
Byte 8
Fraction B total (float 64)
Fraction B total status
Byte 0
1: Reset
2: Preset
3: Hold
4: Totalize
5Totalizer 2 (see slot 4 for configuration)
6Volumen flow Byte 0....3
Byte 4
Volume flow
Volume Flow status
7Fraction A flow Byte 0....3
Byte 4
Fraction flow A
Fraction flow A status
8Fraction B flow Byte 0....3
Byte 4
Fraction flow B
Fraction flow B status
9Fraction A flow % Byte 0....3
Byte 4
Fraction flow A %
Fraction flow A % status
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Slot Module Description
Input (from device to
master)
Output (from master to device)
10 Fraction B flow % Byte 0....3
Byte 4
Fraction flow B %
Fraction flow B % status
11 Standard volumen flow Byte 0....3
Byte 4
Standard volume flow
Standard volume flow
status
12 Frame temperature Byte 0....3
Byte 4
Frame temperature
Frame temperature sta‐
tus
13 Totalizer 2 (see slot 4 for configuration)
14 Control commands Byte 0 Status:
Bit 0: Zero point adjust‐
ment running
Bit 1: Process values fro‐
zen
Bit 2: Outputs forced
Byte 0
Command
Bit 0: 1 = Start zero
adjustment
Bit 1: 1 = Freeze
process values
0 = Unfreeze proc‐
ess values
Bit 2: 1 = Force out‐
puts
0 = Unforce outputs
Byte 1
Command Validity
Mask
Bit coded informa‐
tion to indicate
which bits of the
Command byte are
valid to be pro‐
cessed by the de‐
vice.
Bit 0: 1= “Start zero
point adjustment”
command enabled
Bit 1: 1= “Freeze/
Unfreeze process
values” command
is enabled
Bit 2: 1 = “Force out‐
puts” command en‐
abled
Comment to Control Command output:
If a command like Start zero point adjustment is requested, bit 0 in Byte 0 and bit 1 in
Byte 1 has be to set to 1.
When the status information Zero point adjustment running, bit 0 in Byte 0 and bit Byte
1 has to be set to 0
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Slot Module Description
Input (from device to
master)
Output (from master to device)
15 Dosing
Digital dosing Byte 0…3 Amount done
Byte 0
1: Start batch
2: Stop batch
3: Pause batch
4: Resume batch
5: Start cleaning
Byte 4 Amount done status
Byte 5 Dosing state:
0: batch stopped
1: batch running
2: batch paused
Byte 6 Digital output 1
0: close valve 1
1: open valve 1
Byte 7 Digital output 1 status
Byte 8 Digital output 2
0: close valve 2
1: open valve 2
Byte 9 Digital output 2 status
Analog dosing Byte 0…3 Amount done
Byte 0
1: Start batch
2: Stop batch
3: Pause batch
4: Resume batch
5: Start cleaning
Byte 4 Amount done status
Byte 5 Dosing state:
0: batch stopped
1: batch running
2: batch paused
Byte 6…9 Analog output (4… 20
mA)
Byte 10 Analog output status
Process values - 32 bit floating point format
Process values in slot 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 are represented with the first four bytes
as floating point numbers, according to the IEEE 754 standard. Each value is followed by a
status.
Process value 32 bit Status code
Byte 1 Byte 2 Byte 3 Byte 4 Byte 5
Totalizers – 32 and 64 bit floating point format
Totalizers in slot 4,5, and 13 can be represented in either 32 bit eg. Mass total or 64 bit Mass
total (high res) .
32 bit totalizers:
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