EP3830654A1 - Automation engineering field device with multiple parameter sets - Google Patents
Automation engineering field device with multiple parameter setsInfo
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- EP3830654A1 EP3830654A1 EP19731228.3A EP19731228A EP3830654A1 EP 3830654 A1 EP3830654 A1 EP 3830654A1 EP 19731228 A EP19731228 A EP 19731228A EP 3830654 A1 EP3830654 A1 EP 3830654A1
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- the invention relates to a field device of automation technology.
- Field devices that are used in industrial plants have already become known from the prior art. Field devices are widely used in process automation as well as in manufacturing automation. In principle, field devices are all devices that are used close to the process and that supply or process process-relevant information. Field devices are used to record and / or influence process variables. Measuring devices or sensors are used to record process variables. These are used for example for pressure and temperature measurement, conductivity measurement, flow measurement, pH measurement, level measurement, etc. and record the corresponding ones
- Actuators are used to influence process variables. These are, for example, pumps or valves that can influence the flow of a liquid in a pipe or the level in a container.
- field devices are also understood to mean remote I / Os, radio adapters or generally devices which are arranged at the field level.
- the Endress + Flauser Group produces and sells a large number of such field devices.
- the wired communication networks are typically fieldbuses such as Profibus®, Foundation® Fieldbus, FIART®, etc., or modern industrial communication networks or IT communication networks such as (industrial) Ethernet.
- the wireless communication networks are, for example, wireless field buses such as WirelessFIART® etc., or wireless IT communication networks such as WLAN.
- the higher-level units are control units, such as a PLC (programmable logic controller) or a PLC (programmable logic) Controller). The higher-level units are used, among other things, for process control and for commissioning the field devices.
- the measured values recorded by the field devices are transmitted via the respective bus system to one (or possibly several) higher-level unit (s), which process the measured values if necessary and forward them to the control center of the system.
- the control center is used for process visualization, process monitoring and process control via the higher-level units.
- data transmission from the higher-level unit via the bus system to the field devices is required.
- Field devices sometimes have a large number of parameters which can be used to adapt them to an application or to set their functions.
- the parameters are divided into static and dynamic parameters.
- Static parameters represent parameters that cannot be changed over time.
- Dynamic parameters contain non-modeled process characteristics that are entered manually by the customer, such as the tank size of a tank filled with medium.
- Field values parameter values are assigned, is carried out in particular both during the commissioning of a field device, and sometimes during the maintenance of a field device, for example during maintenance.
- the field device must be accessed for this, for example by means of an operating unit. This is usually connected to a service interface, which under certain circumstances can only be contacted when the housing of the field device is open.
- limit values change, for example the maximum and minimum Fill level of the medium in the tank.
- limit values change, for example the maximum and minimum Fill level of the medium in the tank.
- the field devices commonly used today only one is provided for a parameter of a field device
- the object of the invention is to present a field device which allows its parameter settings to be adapted in a simple manner.
- a field device of automation technology comprising:
- the great advantage of the field device according to the invention is that it is possible to switch between different parameter sets in a simple manner.
- “Different” in connection with the parameter sets means that at least one parameter of the field device is assigned a correspondingly different parameter value.
- the field device does not have to be accessed as previously known; the parameter values do not have to be entered manually individually.
- the various parameter sets are stored on the field device ex works. However, these can also be adapted or created when the field device is started up, or with conventional access to the field device is created or edited. Any number of additional parameter sets can also be added later.
- the received signal is designed in such a way that it represents clear information for the electronic unit as to which of the plurality of parameter sets
- components of the field device are, for example, the sensor unit, the electronics unit, a display unit or an interface for communication with other devices.
- the electronic unit is configured to, after loading the further parameter set, upon receipt of a signal depending on the
- This procedure can be repeated any number of times and is not limited to a single application after starting the field device.
- the field device has an interface for connection to a wireless or wired communication network, the field device being designed to receive the signal via the communication network, in particular transmitted by an operating unit integrated in the communication network ,
- the Ethernet standard is used in particular. It can the communication network is also a fieldbus of automation technology, for example based on one of the protocols HART, Profibus PA / DP, Foundation Fieldbus, etc. It can also be provided that the first
- Communication network consists of several sub-segments, which under
- the operating unit is, for example, an operating unit in the sense of the “Field Xperfs” manufactured and distributed by the applicant.
- the control unit can also be a computer unit, for example a laptop, or a mobile terminal, for example a tablet or a smartphone.
- WLAN Wireless Fidelity
- WiFi Wireless Fidelity
- Bluetooth Wireless Fidelity
- the interface can also be a conventional service interface, via which an operating unit can be connected to the field device by wire.
- the field device is connected to a further sensor unit or a further field device, in particular via the first interface or via a second interface, the further sensor unit or the further field device, at least one environmental variable of the field device, in particular a temperature value and / or a brightness value, is detected and, if the predetermined value exceeds or falls below or falls below at least one predetermined signal to be generated and transmitted to the electronics unit of the field device. In this way it is possible to react immediately to changes in the environment and to select an appropriate set of parameters.
- the field device has a timer, in particular a real-time clock, the timer or the electronics unit being designed to generate a signal assigned to the respective time at one or more fixed times.
- a timer in particular a real-time clock
- the timer or the electronics unit being designed to generate a signal assigned to the respective time at one or more fixed times.
- a real-time clock measures the physical time. After comparison with a reference clock, the field device has the current time or date at all times. In this way, for example
- the field device changes the parameter set every day at a specific time without external communication with the field device. For example, this enables a different parameter set to be used at night than during the day.
- the parameter data sets have parameters with regard to the sensor, in particular with regard to the measurement principle and / or with regard to limit values. Also settings regarding warning messages (for sub- or
- Parameter data sets Parameters with regard to the display unit, in particular with regard to a menu display on the display unit, a brightness level of the display unit and / or a display form of information on the
- Display unit include. For example, in the evening / at night, or when a change in the lighting conditions is detected by means of an external sensor, the brightness of the display can be adjusted accordingly, for example increased.
- the brightness of the display can be adjusted accordingly, for example increased.
- the display unit is, for example, a display attached to the field device.
- the electronic unit is configured to query an access code when the field device is accessed, wherein a corresponding access code to be queried is defined in the parameter data sets and is used when loading the respective parameter data set.
- Field devices such as its display, defined using buttons in the display, or using an operating unit. In such an access case, the entry of the
- a possible embodiment for this embodiment is that different access codes are required at different times.
- the access codes can be adapted to shift times of service employees in such a way that only one corresponding specific access code during a shift
- the corresponding access code to be queried is defined in the field device for the respective layer.
- FIG. 1 An example of a field device FG according to the invention is shown in FIG. 1.
- Field device is installed in a measuring point of a plant in automation technology and is used to determine a physical measured variable of a process medium.
- Sensor unit SE on. Examples of such sensor units SE and possible ones
- the field device FG has a main circuit board MB with an electrical unit EL, which electronic unit EL, for example, in the form of a measurement sequence
- the measured variable is displayed by the field device FG via a display unit AE, for example in the form of an electronic display, and output via a communication network KN.
- a display unit AE for example in the form of an electronic display
- a communication network KN for connection to the communication network KN, which
- the settings of the field device or the components AE, EL, SE are defined in a parameter set. This defines a large number of parameters, each of the parameters defining a function of the field device FG and a parameter value being assigned to each parameter.
- a standard parameter set PSst for example an EEPROM
- EEPROM electrically erasable programmable read-only memory
- a large number of further parameter sets PSi, PS 2 are stored in the memory unit.
- a specific signal is assigned to each of the parameter sets PSi, PS 2 . If the electronic unit EL receives such a signal, it loads the corresponding parameter set PSst, PSi, PS 2 and from then on operates the field device with the newly loaded parameter set PSst, PSi, PS 2 .
- the signal can be generated in three ways or transmitted to the electronic unit EL:
- the signal is transmitted via the communication network KN to the field device FG or to its electronic unit EL.
- the signal is transmitted, for example, from an operating unit BE, which is, for example, a laptop or a mobile terminal, or from another network participant to the field device FG.
- the field device FG is connected to a further sensor unit or a further field device, for example via the communication network KN.
- the further sensor unit or the further field device detects an environmental variable of the field device, in particular a temperature value and / or a brightness value. If at least one predetermined limit value is exceeded and / or fallen below, the further sensor unit or the further field device generates a signal assigned to the limit value and transmits this to the electronics unit EL of the field device FG.
- the field device comprises a timer, for example in the form of a real-time clock RCT (real time clock).
- a timer for example in the form of a real-time clock RCT (real time clock).
- RCT real time clock
- the field device FG is operated on the basis of the newly loaded parameter set PSs t , PSi, PS 2 until a further signal from the electronics unit EL
- the parameters make settings for the
- Sensor unit SE Using the parameters, a measurement mode of the sensor unit SE and limit values for the measurement can be defined. Settings regarding warning messages (if the limit values are exceeded or undershot) and diagnostic messages are also included in this point. For example it is
- a container filled with the process medium, to which the field device FG is attached and whose level is determined by the sensor unit SE of the field device, is not filled and / or emptied at the weekend, for example.
- a signal is generated by the timer, whereupon the field device FG is operated on the basis of a newly loaded parameter set PSs t , PSi, PS 2 .
- the timer RCT outputs a corresponding signal, whereupon a new parameter set PSs t , PSi, PS 2 is loaded, which sets a comparatively high measurement rate.
- the parameters make settings for the
- Display unit AE in particular with regard to a menu display on the display unit, a brightness level of the display unit and / or
- Form of presentation of information on the display unit For example, in the evening / at night, or when a change in the lighting conditions is detected by means of an external sensor, the brightness of the display can be adjusted accordingly, for example increased.
- the parameters represent security settings and, for example, define an access code which is used when the
- Field device FG is queried. For example, an access to the field device FG or to components of the field device FG is defined as access. In such an access case, the access code must be entered. If the input is missing or the wrong code is entered, access is denied.
- the change of the access code via the parameter set PSs t , PSi, PS 2 can be linked to the shift times of the service personnel.
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