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Level and Pressure
Operating Instructions
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Operating Instructions

Level and PressureOperating InstructionsVEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA

Page 2 - Contents

10 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PAProduct descriptionIn practice, the adjustment program VVO isoften installed as a tool on an engineeringstation or operating

Page 3 - Note Ex area

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 11233VVOSPSAdr. 10Adr. 1Master-Class 1Adr. 58Adr. 60Adr. 57Adr. 59Adr. 24Adr. 23Adr. 22Adr. 21Adr. 25 … 56PA -Adr. 25Adr. 26Ad

Page 4 - 1 Product description

12 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PAAdjustment with detachable adjustment module. Theadjustment module can be plugged into the radarsensor or into the external

Page 5 - Pulse sequence

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 13Product descriptionDN 150DN 250DN 50DN 80Pipe antennaOnly in conjunction with a meas-uring tube, i.e. with a surge orbypass

Page 6 - 1.2 Application features

14 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA2 Types and versionsVEGAPULS 56 sensors are a newly devel-oped generation of very compact, high tem-perature radar sensors.

Page 7 - 1.3 Profibus output signal

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 15VEGAPULS 56 V EXXX X X X X X X XJ - Tube extension for horn antennaX - withoutA - Aluminium housingD - Aluminium housing wit

Page 8 - 1.4 Adjustment

16 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PATypes and versions2.3 Bus configurationThe type of radar sensor you use dependson your process requirements and mountingcond

Page 9 - VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 9

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 17Types and versions

Page 10 - 10 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA

18 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PATypes and versions22235422...54Profibus PA (31,25 kBit/s)3...91242153Profibus DP2Master-Class 1Master-Class 2103RS 232VEGACO

Page 11 - Product description

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 19Types and versions3~MM56257888756...88558990Profibus PA3...93...92PA segment on segment coupler:1 … 32 sensors on one two-wi

Page 12 - Adjustment with PACTware

2 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PAContentsContentsSafety information ... 3Note Ex area ...

Page 13 - 1.5 Antennas

20 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PATypes and versions3~M12122Master-Class 2Master-Class 13…91031515133144211124Profibus DPRS 232Profibus PA (31,25 kBit)VEGACON

Page 14 - 2 Types and versions

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 21Types and versions0/4…20 mA0…10 VOutputsM232425VBUSVBUS3…93…9222224222222222444 … 20 mA (HART )®Profibus PA (31,25 kBit)VE

Page 15 - 2.2 Type code

22 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PAMeasuring range (operating range) and max. measuring distanceNote: Use of the sensors for applications with solids is limite

Page 16 - 2.3 Bus configuration

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 23010 m0 m20 m20˚30˚50 %3,5 m5,0 m3,5 m5,0 m100 %010 m0 m20 m30˚40˚100 %50 %5,3 m5,3 m6,8 m 6,8 mEmission cone of a DN 100 hor

Page 17 - Types and versions

24 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA02,4 m3,8 m2,4 m3,8 m10 m0 m20 m14˚22˚50 %100 %Heat insulationMounting on longer DIN socket piece> 10 mmEmission cone of

Page 18 - Master-Class 2

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 25Reference planeMounting on dished tank endsReference plane1/2 vessel radiusMounting and installationMounting directly on the

Page 19 - VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 19

26 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA0 %75 %100 %100 %0 %Tube flange system as bypass tubeExtended bypass tube on a vessel with turbulentproduct movementsMountin

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VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 27Openings in a surge pipe for mixing of inhomogene-ous productsMounting and installationslightly inhomogeneousliquidshomogene

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28 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PAThe sensor must be directed with the marking hole tothe rows of holes or openings.MarkingholeDN 50ø50Mounting and installati

Page 22 - Meas. range

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 29Pipe antenna: The surge pipe open to the bottommust have a vent or equalisation hole on top.CorrectWrongMounting and install

Page 23 - VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 23

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 3Contents4 Electrical connection4.1 Connection – Connection cable – Screening ... 364.2 Sensor address ...

Page 24 - 3.2 Measurement of liquids

30 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA0 %~45˚ø 51,20,0…0,41,5…22,90,0...0,4 150…5005…152,9…6100 %Mounting and installationGuidelines for standpipe constructionRad

Page 25 - (surge or bypass tube)

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 31Mounting and installation0 %~45˚ø 100,80,0…0,41,5…23,60,0…0,4150…5005…153,6ø 962100 %Flange DN 100Smooth weldingneck flangeC

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32 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PAMounting and installation3.4 False echoesThe installation location of the radar sensormust be selected such that no installa

Page 27 - Adhesive products

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 3375 %0 %100 %Mounting and installationStrong product movementsBuildupInflowing materialWrongCorrectStrong product movementsSt

Page 28 - Surge pipe with ball valve

34 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PADirect sensor perpendicularly to the product surfaceCorrect WrongLadderLadderMounting and installationHorn antenna: correct

Page 29 - Vent hole

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 35Mounting and installationThe polarisation direction is in one plane with themarking hole (the sensor must be directed with t

Page 30 - 0,0...0,4

36 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PAElectrical connection4 Electrical connection4.1 Connection – Connection cable– ScreeningSafety information – Qualified perso

Page 31 - VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 31

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 37Electrical connectionconjunction with the output voltage of thesegment coupler and the current requirement(VEGAPULS 10 mA) o

Page 32 - 3.4 False echoes

38 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PAElectrical connectionIn the so-called Fieldbus Intrinsically SafeConcept (FISCO), the general conditions foran Ex safe bus c

Page 33 - Inflowing material

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 39Electrical connection4.2 Sensor addressIn a Profibus system composed of ProfibusDP and Profibus PA subsystem, each partici-p

Page 34 - 3.5 Installation mistakes

4 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PAProduct description1 Product descriptionLevel measurement of high temperatureprocesses or products with high tempera-tures wa

Page 35 - VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 35

40 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA4.3 Connection of the sensorAfter mounting the sensor at the measure-ment location according to the instructions inchapter &

Page 36 - 4 Electrical connection

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 41- +21ShieldSupply: 20 … 36 V DC, VBUS12-+ESCESC+-OKOK1 2 C 567843VBUSCommu-nication+-4...20mADisplay12 C 5 6 7 843EEx d conn

Page 37 - Profibus PA in Ex environment

42 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PASENSORDISPLAY1234 56 78ESCESC+-OKOK-+1 2 C 567843Commu-nication+-4...20mADisplay12 C 5 6 7 843VBUS-+ESCOKTank 1m (d)12.345El

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VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 43Setup5 Setup5.1 Adjustment mediaIn chapter "1.4 Adjustment“ the Profibusadjustment structure was briefly explainedand t

Page 39 - 4.2 Sensor address

44 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA5.2 Adjustment with VVOBefore you can adjust the sensors with theadjustment program VVO (VEGA VisualOperating) in version ≥

Page 40 - 4.3 Connection of the sensor

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 45SetupConfiguration and parameter adjust-mentDuring setup of the sensor you will be con-fronted with two terms: "Configu

Page 41 - Ex ia version

46 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA• Now start VVO (restart).SetupThe adjustment program, called in the follow-ing VVO, gets into contact with the connectedsen

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VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 47Setup• Click to "PlanningPlanningPlanningPlanningPlanning“ and then to "OKOKOKOKOK“.The VVO software asks again fo

Page 43 - 5.1 Adjustment media

48 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PASetupIf the sensor address has been adjusted withthe DIP switch from 1 … 125, the addressnumber in the field "Sensor ad

Page 44 - Sensor Sensor Sensor Sensor

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 49Setup• Click to the sensor or the measurementloop on which you want to carry out theparameter adjustment.• Then click to &qu

Page 45 - VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 45

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 5Time transformationPulse sequenceMeas. distanceemission - reflection - reception1 ns278 nsttProduct descriptionThe radar impu

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50 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA• Confirm the adjustments with "OKOKOKOKOK“ andafter a message is displayed, you areagain in the menu window "Adju

Page 47 - Configuration

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 51SetupThe sensor electronics has two characteris-tics points (at min. and max.) from which alinear proportionality between pr

Page 48 - Parameter adjustment 1

52 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PASetup• Click to "Profibus outputProfibus outputProfibus outputProfibus outputProfibus output“.In the window "Profi

Page 49 - VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 49

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 53SetupSensor optimisationIn the menu "Sensor optimisation“ you pre-pare the sensor for the meas. environment.With this y

Page 50 - 50 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA

54 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PASetup• Save the adjustments with "OKOKOKOKOK“ and youare again in the menu window "Meas. envi-ronment“.Meas. envir

Page 51 - VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 51

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 55SetupEcho curveWith the menu item "Echo curve“ in the menuwindow "Sensor optimisation“ you can seethe course and t

Page 52 - 52 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA

56 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PASetup• Now click in the opening menu window"False echo storage“ to """""Learn false ech-Learn

Page 53 - Sensor optimisation

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 57SetupParameter adjustment 2LinearisationThe relation between level and volume isdefined with so-called linearisation curves.

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58 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PASetupThe user programmable linearisation curve isgenerated by index markers. Each indexmarker consists of a value pair. A va

Page 55 - Echo curve

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 59SetupMax.Min.100 % (1.270 m) correspondto 1200 litersSpan (4.58 m)0 % (5.850 m) correspond to45 litersIndex marker 1 is at 0

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6 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA1.2 Application featuresApplications• level measurement of liquids, limited use insolids• measurement also in vacuum• all sli

Page 57 - Parameter adjustment 2

60 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PASetup• Click to "CalculateCalculateCalculateCalculateCalculate“.After a few seconds of calculation, the levelsas a perc

Page 58 - 58 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 61SetupThe menu window for the adjustment of thecylindrical tank opens.• Choose the meas. unit, e.g. mm, thatshould apply to t

Page 59 - VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 59

62 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PASetupThere is a linear interpolation between thelinearisation points.• Click to "OKOKOKOKOK“ and you are again in theme

Page 60 - 60 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 63SetupParameter adjustment of sensor dis-playIn the menu item "Outputs“ you choose thescale and the unit in which your l

Page 61 - VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 61

64 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PASimulation• Click to the menu "Diagnostics/SimulationDiagnostics/SimulationDiagnostics/SimulationDiagnostics/Simulation

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VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 65SetupPrint configuration and adjustments• Click to "Services/PrintServices/PrintServices/PrintServices/PrintServices/Pr

Page 63 - Display of measured value

66 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PASetup5.3 Sensor adjustment with the ad-justment module MINICOM-+ESCOKTank 1m (d)12.345Beside the PC, it is also possible to

Page 64 - Simulation

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 67Adjust-mentPara-meterSensorm(d) 4.700w.omediumAd-just-mentinm(d)(min. adjustment)OKOK+OKOKOKAd-just-mentinm(d) 0.0%atm (d)X

Page 65 - VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 65

68 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PAOK+ –or100.0%atm (d)XX.XXXSetupWith the "+“ or "–“ key you canassign a level distance (ex-ample 5.85 m) to the pre

Page 66 - 1. Address

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 69Ampl.:XX dBS-N:XX dBLin.curveLinearIntegrationtime0 sAdjust-mentSignalcondit-ioningScal-ing• Confirm with "OK“.If neces

Page 67 - Adjustment

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 7Product description1.3 Profibus output signalPROPROPROPROPROcess FIFIFIFIFIeld BUSBUSBUSBUSBUS (PROFIBUS) is the re-sult of a

Page 68 - 5. Conditioning

70 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PASetupMenu schematic for the adjustment module MINICOMSensoropti-mizePara-meterSensorm(d) 4.700Meas.environmentOpera-tingrang

Page 69 - 9. Outputs

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 71SetupCreatenewact.dist.m (d) 4.700FalseechomemoryUpdateNow! OK?Meas.dist.m (d) X.XXLearn-ing!UpdateUpdateNow!OK?Learn-ing

Page 70 - 70 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA

72 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PAPA function diagram6 PA function diagramFilterAdjustment min-max Life-adjustment Dry-adjustment possibleCal point hi, Cal po

Page 71

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 73PA function diagramminmaxMin/Max memorySimulation distance value (DS_50)[sensor unit (m,ft)](manuf. spec. parameter)Simulate

Page 72 - PA function diagram

74 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PAPA function diagramPDMVVOFDTMINICOMPDMVVOFDTMINICOMScaled (PA-Out)SimulationSimulated value:- primary value (%,m,ft ...)- se

Page 73 - Linearization

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 75PA function diagramOut Scale - primary value (%,m,ft ...)- secondary value 1 (%,m,ft ...)- secondary value 2 (m,ft ...)(dep.

Page 74 - A 1… A 3

76 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA7 Diagnosis7.1 SimulationTo simulate a certain filling, you can call upthe function "Simulation“ on the adjustmentmodul

Page 75 - Fail safe

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 778 Technical data8.1 DataPower supplySupply voltage 9 … 32 V DC)(output voltage UO of the segment dependent on the segment co

Page 76 - 7 Diagnosis

78 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PAAdjustment- adjustment software VEGA Visual Operating on Master-Class 2 PC- adjustment module MINICOM in sensor or in extern

Page 77 - 8 Technical data

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 79PN 16PN 25PN 40PN 64bar402516-40 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350˚C64Flange DIN DN 50Material: 1.4571Groove and tongue acc.to DI

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8 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PAProduct description1.4 AdjustmentEach measuring situation is unique. For thatreason, every radar sensor needs somebasic infor

Page 79 - VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 79

80 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PATechnical databar402516-40 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350˚CPN 16PN 25PN 40PN 16PN 25PN 40PN 64bar402516-40 0 50 100 150 200 25

Page 80

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 81Flange DIN DN 200Material: 1.4571Groove and tongue acc.to DIN 2512 Form F, NPN 16PN 25PN 40PN 64bar40251664-40 0 50 100 150

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82 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PATechnical dataFlange DIN DN 250Material: 1.4571Groove and tongue acc.to DIN 2512 Form F, NPN 16PN 25PN 40PN 64bar40251664-40

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VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 83Ex technical data (note approval documents in the yellow binder)Classification- d pressure-tight encapsulation- ia intrinsic

Page 83 - VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 83

84 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PAWeights in kg (1 psi = 0.0689 bar)DIN 16 bar 25 bar 40 bar 64 bar- DN 50 6.9 -- 7.7 8.5- DN 80 8.8 -- 10.0 10.9- DN 100 9.8

Page 84 - 8.2 Approvals

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 85Technical data8.3 Data format of the output signalByte4 Byte3 Byte2 Byte1 Byte0Status Measured value (IEEE-754 Format, see b

Page 85 - VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 85

86 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA20120ø180ø96ø220ø18ø160ø7675ø200ø18ø125ø1820ø1651823DN 50DN 80DN 10032021318537020511625185213320370205116258.4 DimensionsTe

Page 86 - (opened)

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 87Technical data22205ø146ø285DN 150ø240 ø2226380ø241ø355ø26DN 250ø40524296ø197ø295ø22DN 200ø340

Page 87 - Technical data

88 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PATechnical dataAdjustment module MINICOM7432,567,5-+ESCOKTank 1m (d)12.345Adjustment module for insertion into series 50senso

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VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 89Notes

Page 89 - VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 89

VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 9Product descriptionAdjustment with the adjustment pro-gram VVO - VEGA Visual OperatingThe setup and adjustment of the radar

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90 VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PANotes

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VEGAPULS 56 Profibus PA 91Notes

Page 92 - ISO 9001

ISO 9001All statements concerning scope of delivery, application, practicaluse and operating conditions of the sensors and processing sys-tems corresp

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