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HART Protocol
25 January 2013
Crowcon has introduced the HART Communication Protocol for its IRmax infrared (IR) hydrocarbon detector. The protocol is available with the IRmax in two formats: Local hand-held communicator connection. In this format,
Crowcon has introduced the HART
Communication Protocol for its
IRmax infrared (IR) hydrocarbon
detector. The protocol is available
with the IRmax in two formats:
Local hand-held communicator
connection. In this format, HART
communicators are used for
maintaining and calibrating a host of
instruments. Staff can use a common
communicator to maintain all of
their safety and process instruments.
The user simply needs to upload and install the DD (Device Description) file to their communicator to access a range of IRmax functions and displays, alarm thresholds and diagnostic information. HART over a 4-20mA signal line.
Here, the safety function is performed by the 4-20mA signal (connected to a conventional controller or PLC/ DCS). A HART device can also be connected in parallel with the signal connections to read the detector's status information.
Featuring dual-wavelength IR sensor technology, the compact IRmax detects methane and other potentially explosive hydrocarbons.
The user simply needs to upload and install the DD (Device Description) file to their communicator to access a range of IRmax functions and displays, alarm thresholds and diagnostic information. HART over a 4-20mA signal line.
Here, the safety function is performed by the 4-20mA signal (connected to a conventional controller or PLC/ DCS). A HART device can also be connected in parallel with the signal connections to read the detector's status information.
Featuring dual-wavelength IR sensor technology, the compact IRmax detects methane and other potentially explosive hydrocarbons.
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