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Assembling an H1 Segment
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EMERSON Process Management Educational Services Course 7034 - Rev 6 - 3/15/04 Copyrighted Material / Duplication Prohibited
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Objectives
Upon completion of this training module you will be able to
y Wire a Fieldbus segment
y Perform segment checkout procedures
y Verify communications
y Use DeltaV System Preferences
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System Preferences
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System Preferences
System Preferences
Some DeltaV functionality is now hidden by default until the you enable it. This
includes AS-Interface, Profibus, Fieldbus, DeviceNet, Batch, and Advanced Unit
Control.
Enable or disable these features by selecting
Start DeltaV Engineering System Preferences
Check or uncheck (de-select) the appropriate boxes as necessary.
Important: To enable or disable any or all system preferences, DeltaV database
applications that are OPEN must be ClOSED and DeltaV services must be
SHUTDOWN and RESTARTED.
Start DeltaV Engineering Database Administrator
File Shutdown/Connect to server
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System Preferences
Library before enabling System Library after enabling System

preferences preferences
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System Preferences
Enabling System Preferences
When you enable one or more of the DeltaV preferences, the preference(s) of choice
will appear in the DeltaV Explorer system tree.
The picture on the left above shows the default DeltaV Explorer tree. This is how the
Explorer will look if you do not enable any system preferences.
The picture on the right above shows the DeltaV Explorer tree after Fieldbus has been
enabled from system preferences.
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System Preferences Workshop
System Preferences
This workshop requires you to perform the following tasks:
Task 1. Enable System Preferences for Fieldbus.
Task 2. Shutdown and Restart DeltaV Database applications.
Task 3. Verify in DeltaV Explorer that Fieldbus system preferences have been enabled
and added to the library.
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Step 1. Access DeltaV System Preferences by selecting
Start DeltaV Engineering System Preferences
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Step 2. Check Enable the necessary choices on the System Preferences dialog box
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Step 3. Click the OK button and restart the DeltaV Database Server.
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Step 4. Open the Database Administrator. You must have administrative privilege
to perform the following steps.
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Step 5. Select File from the toolbar, select Shutdown Server and click the OK
button on the Shutdown Server dialog.
Step 6. View the status window in the lower right corner to verify that the server is
shutdown.
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Step 7. Select File in from the toolbar before selecting Connect to Server.
Step 8. View the status window in the lower right corner to verify that the server is
running.
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Device Descriptors
With Fieldbus preferences set, device manufactures
can be viewed. Manufacture and model DD revision
levels can be viewed by expanding Fieldbus Devices.
DeltaV Explorer view of Fieldbus library.

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Device Descriptors
Access AMS devices by selecting
NT Windows Explorer View DeltaV DVData amsdevices
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Device Descriptors
Fieldbus Device descriptor revision levels can be viewed from NT explorer. New DDs
must be copied to this area. There are several Files associated with each device type.
y .dll windows resource file
y .reg DeltaV registration file
y .sym device description (DD) symbol file
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Wire Fieldbus Segment Important: Series 1 H1 Terminal
Block connection only! Refer to page
4-24 for Series 2 H1 Terminal Block
connections.
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Workshop
Wire & Verify Communications
This workshop requires you to perform the following tasks:
Task 1. Wire a Fieldbus segment to the 3244MV.
Task 2. Perform the Segment Checkout procedure
Task 3. Verify communications.
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Workshop
Wire Fieldbus segment
Step 1. Connect 24VDC power supply to the MTL 5995 Power Supply power
connection. (Polarity: Blue is negative and Brown is positive)
Step 2. Connect power conditioner connection, to H1 Fieldbus Interface terminals
3(+) and 4(-). Connect the shield wire to the DeltaV shield bar.
Step 3. Connect power conditioner connection, to Quick Disconnect Junction Box P1.
Connect the shield wire to the MTL 5995 shield connection.
Step 4. Connect Quick Disconnect Junction Box S3 to the 3244MV.
Step 5. Plug the Fieldbus terminator into S0.
Step 6. Apply power by plugging the Fieldbus power supply into the power strip at
the bottom of the simulator.
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H1 Fieldbus Interface
LEDs:
Green - On powered and self tests are good.
Red - Failed and/or not communicating to the controller.
Yellow (top port 1)
Off - not enabled or not communicating.
Blinking - communicating without any function
blocks configured on the segment, or a
communication problem exists.
On - good communications and at least 1 function
block configured on the segment.
Yellow (bottom port 2) - Same.
Port 1 Port 2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
+ - + - H1 Card supports 64 function blocks (maximum)
Note: 1, 2, 7 and 8 are optional 24 VIN.
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H1 Fieldbus Terminal Block Series 1
Screw Terminal 2 and 4 are powered

when H1 card is installed.
Screw Terminal 6 and 8 are powered

when H1 card is installed.
Fieldbus H1 Port Wiring Diagram
H1 Terminal Block
Bottom View
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H1 Fieldbus Simplex Terminal Block Series 2
Screw Terminal 1 and 7 are 24 VIN(+)

Not available presently.
Screw Terminal 2 and 8 are 24 VIN(-)

H1 Terminal Block Series 2
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H1 Fieldbus Redundant Terminal Block Series 2
Screw Terminal 1 and 7 are 24 VIN(+)

Screw Terminal 2 and 8 are 24 VIN(-)

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Adding a New H1 Fieldbus Interface
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Adding a New H1 Fieldbus Interface
Add a new card by selecting . . .
y The I/O icon and clicking the right mouse button. Alternative method is to Auto
Sense the I/O.
y The New Card option from the pop-up menu which appears. The Add Card dialog
box appears.
y The class of card by using the Card class: pull-down menu.
y The type of card by using the Card type: pull-down menu
y The series of card by using the Card series: pull-down menu
Note: I/O Redundancy is available for the Series 2 cards only.
y The Slot position: to match the cards physical location on the I/O carrier.
Note: With Card is redundant selected, the next available odd-numbered slot appears.
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Enabling H1 Ports
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Enabling H1 Ports General Tab
The General tab provides the following information:
y Enable Placing a check in this box will enable the H1 port to be active.
y Description Optional entry field for the user
y Scheduled macrocycle User specified period of execution of scheduled and
unscheduled data on this segment. Default is 1second.
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Enabling H1 Ports - Advanced Tab
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Enabling H1 Ports - Advanced Tab
The Advanced tab provides the following information:
y Schedule the calculated macrocycle (ms) based on the configuration
effecting this port
y Minimum the scheduled spacing ms, minimum CD spacing. This value should
only be changed as recommended by Emerson Process Management.
Important: Do not change
y Addresses the H1 card on the Fieldbus segment
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Diagnostics Auto-sense Devices
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Diagnostics Auto-sense Devices
Expand the Fieldbus H1 card, select the port, right mouse Rescan Port:
y Name Column All fieldbus devices sensed on the port, as well as integrity,
status and number of devices
y State Column The current state of the device or placeholder
y DevID Column Manufacture serial number
y Node Address Column Current address of the fieldbus device
y DevRev Revision of the fieldbus device when state is Standby or
Commissioned
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Segment Checkout Using the Fluke 123 Meter
Before you can use the Fluke 123 test tool, you must first attached the units AC
adapter, input connectors and power up the device.
As illustrated below, plug the test tools AC adapter into a standard electrical outlet
before plugging the adapters cable jack into the device. Once connected, press the
power button in the lower left corner of the control panel to power up the device.
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Segment Checkout Using the Fluke 123 Meter
Connect the Input A, Input B and COM cables to their respective ports on the top of the
test tool as illustrated below.
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Commonly-used Buttons
Input A
Setup
F4 (Enter)
Arrow Buttons
mV - V
Time
Power On/Off Scope Menu
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Commonly-used Buttons
You will be required to use a number of the Fluke 123 test tools buttons during the
following procedures. These commonly-used buttons include
y Input A setup
y Power On/Off
y mV - V
y Scope Menu
y F4 (Enter)
y Time
y Arrow
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Segment Checkout Measuring Resistance
Setup the Fluke 123 Digital Scope Meter in the following manner to measure the
resistance on the H1 segment.
Step 1. Press and release the Input A setup button.
Step 2. Select ohm in the measurements window for Input A using the arrow buttons.
Step 3. Press the F4 button.
Step 4. Adjust the range to read 500K Ohm using the mV - V button.
Step 5. Complete the segment checkout form that follows.
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Segment Checkout Measuring Resistance
Measure resistance on the H1 segment conductors at the removed MTL terminal block
connector coming in from the field.
Measure resistance from the Expected result

(1)
(1) This value will change due to the capacitor charging in the termination RC circuit
and the capacitance in the Fieldbus cables.
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Segment Checkout Measuring Capacitance
Setup the Fluke 123 Digital Scope Meter in the following manner to measure
capacitance on the H1 Segment.
Step 2. Select Cap in the measurements window for Input A using the arrow buttons.
Step 3. Press F4 button.
Step 4. Adjust the range to 5 micro farads using the mV - V button.
Step 5. Complete segment check out form below.
(2) A reading of <.5F indicates no terminator on the segment. A reading of a nominal

2F indicates a second terminator. The acceptable values assume the power supply
terminator is used as the second terminator and only one additional terminator is
connected in the field. Otherwise, the expected result would be 2F.
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Segment Checkout Measuring Capacitance
Measure capacitance on the H1 segment conductors at the removed MTL terminal block
connector coming in from the field.
Measure capacitance from the Expected result
(2)
(3)
(3)
(3)
(3) An actual reading that is much greater or varies in a capacitor charging manner to
a high capacitance value (>1F) indicates a poor quality, noisy ground on the shield
ground bar. Be sure to correct this ground problem to prevent communication errors on
the Fieldbus segment.
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Checking MTL Switch Positions
Rear view of MTL 5995 Power Supply (DIN Rail Side)

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Checking MTL Switch Positions
Check the position of the two switches on the rear of the MTL power supply as shown
below.
Switch Recommended position
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Segment Checkout Measuring AC Waveform
Setup the Fluke 123 Digital Scope Meter Setup in the following manner to measure AC
waveform on the H1 Segment. Reconnect the previously removed terminal block
connector to the MTL.
Step 1. Press the Scope Menu button.
Step 2. Select AC in the scope input window for Input A using the arrow buttons.
Step 3. Press the F4 button to select normal in the scope input window.
Step 4. Press the F4 button twice.
Step 5. Adjust to 200mV/division using the mV - V button.
Step 6. Adjust to 20 micro seconds using the time button.
Step 7. Complete the segment checkout form below.
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Measure the AC waveform at the MTL terminal block connector going to the field.
Procedure Expected result
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Expected waveform with two terminators and 1000ft. of cable
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Waveform with one terminators and 1000ft. of cable

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Waveform with three terminators and 1000ft. of cable

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Segment Checkout Measuring DC Voltage
Setup the Fluke 123 Digital Scope Meter Setup in the following manner to measure DC
voltage on the H1 Segment.
Step 2. Select VDC in the measurements window for Input A using the arrow buttons.
Step 3. Press the F4 button.
Step 4. Adjust range to read 20V/d using the mV - V button.
Step 5. Complete the segment check out form below.
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Segment Checkout Measuring DC Voltage
Measure the DC voltage at the MTL terminal block connector going to the field.
Procedure Expected result
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Library before enabling System Library after enabling System

DeltaV Explorer view of Fieldbus library.

Note: 1, 2, 7 and 8 are optional 24 VIN.

Screw Terminal 2 and 4 are powered

Screw Terminal 6 and 8 are powered

Fieldbus H1 Port Wiring Diagram

Screw Terminal 1 and 7 are 24 VIN(+)

Screw Terminal 2 and 8 are 24 VIN(-)

H1 Terminal Block Series 2

Screw Terminal 1 and 7 are 24 VIN(+)

Screw Terminal 2 and 8 are 24 VIN(-)

Power On/Off Scope Menu

Measure resistance from the Expected result

(2) A reading of <.5F indicates no terminator on the segment. A reading of a nominal

Rear view of MTL 5995 Power Supply (DIN Rail Side)

Switch Recommended position

Procedure Expected result

Expected waveform with two terminators and 1000ft. of cable

Waveform with one terminators and 1000ft. of cable

Waveform with three terminators and 1000ft. of cable

Procedure Expected result

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