Product Info
Table Of Contents
- Table of contents
- Important document information
- Function and system design
- Input
- Output
- Power supply
- Performance characteristics
- Mounting
- Environment
- Process
- Mechanical construction
- Operability
- Certificates and approvals
- Ordering information
- Application packages
- Accessories
- Weather protection cover 316L
- Plastic weather protection cover
- Mounting bracket, adjustable
- M12 socket
- Remote display FHX50B
- Gas-tight feedthrough
- Commubox FXA195 HART
- HART Loop Converter HMX50
- FieldPort SWA50
- Wireless HART adapter SWA70
- Fieldgate FXA42
- Field Xpert SMT70
- DeviceCare SFE100
- FieldCare SFE500
- Memograph M
- RN42
- Documentation
- Registered trademarks
Micropilot FMR60B HART
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• RFID TAG + paper adhesive label
• RFID TAG + TAG provided by the customer
• DIN91406 stainless steel TAG
• DIN91406 stainless steel TAG + NFC TAG
• DIN91406 stainless steel TAG, stainless steel TAG
• DIN91406 stainless steel TAG + NFC, stainless steel TAG
• DIN91406 stainless steel TAG, plate supplied
• DIN91406 stainless steel TAG + NFC, plate supplied
Definition of tag name
Specify in the additional specification:
3 lines with a maximum of 18 characters per line
The specified tag name appears on the selected plate and/or on the RFID TAG.
Presentation in the SmartBlue app
The first 32 characters of the tag name
The tag name can always be changed specifically for the measuring point via Bluetooth.
Application packages
Heartbeat Technology
The Heartbeat Technology application package offers diagnostic functionality through continuous
self-monitoring, the transmission of additional measured variables to an external Condition
Monitoring system and the in-situ verification of devices in the application.
The application package can be ordered together with the device or can be activated subsequently
with an activation code. Detailed information on the order code is available via the Endress+Hauser
website www.endress.com or from your local Endress+Hauser Sales Center.
Heartbeat Verification
Heartbeat Verification uses the self-monitoring function of the devices to check the device
functionality. During verification, the system checks whether the device components comply with the
factory specifications. Both the sensor and the electronics modules are included in the tests.
Heartbeat Verification confirms on demand that the device is functioning within the specified
measuring tolerance with a total test coverage TTC (Total Test Coverage) specified as a percentage.
Heartbeat Verification meets the requirements for measurement traceability in accordance with ISO
9001 (ISO9001:2015 Section 7.1.5.2).
The result of the verification is Passed or Failed. The verification data is saved in the device and
optionally archived on a PC with the FieldCare asset management software. Based on this data, a
verification report is generated automatically to ensure the traceable documentation of the
verification results.
Heartbeat Monitoring
Wizards for loop diagnostics and Process window are available. In addition, other monitoring
parameters can be output for use in predictive maintenance or application optimization.
"Loop diagnostics" wizard
Using this wizard, changes in the current-voltage loop characteristics (baseline) can be used to detect
unwanted installation anomalies such as creep currents caused by terminal corrosion or a
deteriorating power supply that can lead to an incorrect 4-20 mA measured value.
Areas of application
• Detection of changes in the measuring circuit resistance due to anomalies
Examples: Contact resistance or leakage currents in wiring, terminals or grounding due to
corrosion and/or moisture
• Detection of faulty power supply