FDM Basic Overview. Experion PKS

1. FDM Basic Overview

Experion PKS

2. Overview

FDM Field Device Manager
• Optimized for the field device maintenance
technician
• Connects to HART devices through Experion PKS
and non-Experion systems (MUXs and modems)
• User can view and modify HART device
configuration and setup information
• Supports large numbers of HART devices
• Supports vendor-tested Device Description (DD) and
EDDL files
• Supports FDT/DTM technology for HART devices
• Supports Profibus devices and HART over Profibus
via FDT/DTM only
• Based on open HCF SDC-625 and validated by the
HART vendor program
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3. Features and Functions

• Configuration of HART devices
- Online configuration and diagnostics of ANY HART device
from ANY vendor via DD/EDDL files or DTMs
- Optional off-line configuration of HART devices
Stored in FDM database
Downloaded to device when online
• HART device communications
- With Experion HART enabled IO
No extra wiring or hardware, communication via Ethernet, full
redundancy support
- With HART modems for bench configuration
Generic HART modem
DE HART Modem for MCToolkit
- With devices connected via hardware multiplexers
TPS/TDC/FSC/Safety Manager or any third party system
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4. Features and Functions

• Integration with Experion
- Auto build for devices connected to Experion HART IO
- Database changes made online
- Optional MUX Monitoring
Integration of diagnostic alarms from MUX-connected devices to
Experion
• Security
- All user access guarded by login and password
Flexible “role based security” environment
- Prevents changes during control to devices connected to
Experion PKS
- Application level security for devices connected to
multiplexers
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5. Features and Functions

• Instrument database functions
- Configuration History -- historical database records for all
device parameters
- Optional Audit Trail -- log of user actions with the device
parameter changes, diagnostics, calibration, etc.
Stored along with user name and reason for action
- Device documentation
Ability to store documents related to a device in the database
- Import / Export -- ability to import / export data to CSV,
Excel, HTML, XML formats
- Ability to backup current database and restore it later
• Integration with MC Toolkit
- Synchronize MC Toolkit data with FDM database
- Historize device testing and calibration results
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6. FDM Client ?C Basic Device Info (DD files)

FDM Client – Basic Device Info (DD files)
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7. FDM Client ?C Device Compare

FDM Client – Device Compare
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8. FDM Client ?C Offline Configuration

FDM Client – Offline Configuration
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9. Station Detail Display of HART Data

Normal HART
Detail Display Data
for Operations
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FDM HART View
(DD or DTM) for
Maintenance
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10. Station Detail Display of HART Data

Device Alarms and
Alerts for
Maintenance
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FDM Client
View for
Maintenance
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11. EDDL and FDT-DTM

• EDDL – Electronic Device Description Language
- Based on a text based programming language (DDL)
- Enhancements to DDL that is standardized across HART,
FF and Profibus
- IEC Standard IEC61804-2
• FDT-DTM – Field Device Technology – Device Type
Manager
- Based on Windows COM technology
- New Technology that Defines standards for “plug-in”
software applications (DTM’s) which exchange data with
the host application (FDT) across protocols
- IEC Standard IEC62453
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12. EDDL ?C Fisher DVC6000

EDDL – Fisher DVC6000
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13. DTM ?C Honeywell ST3000

DTM – Honeywell ST3000
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14. Basic Architecture

FDM Client
C
FDM Client
FDM Client
FDM Client
Experion
Experion
Station
Station
RCI
MODEM
Honeywell HART-DE Modem
B
RCI
Experion
Server
FDM
Server
Experion
Database
FDM/
Instrument
Database
(HART/Profibus)
A
RCI
FDM Client
PC
RCI
PC
RS232
RS232
RS232
RS485
MUX
RS485
MUX
MODEM
PMIO AI/AO
Series-A (1756) AI/AO
Series C I/O AI/AO
MUX
BASIC FDM
COMPONENTS
HART DEVICES
HART DEVICES
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HART DEVICES
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15. Communications and HART Device Connections

HART device
Configuration
Database
RS-232
*HART
Modem
FDM
(Server)
HART
device
C
SW
MUX
*or HART-DE Modem
Ethernet / FTE
RS-232
A
Experion
Server
Experion
ERDB
RS-485
There are three
ways to connect
HART devices
ControlNet/FTE
CIOM-A (1756) AI/AO
B
Hardware MUX
MTL, P+F, R.Stahl,
Elcon, Arcom
HART
Protocol
Redundant PMIO AI/AO
Redundant Series C AI/AO
HART devices
HART devices
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16. Field Device Manager

Providing plant instrument engineers, technicians
and maintenance personnel with an optimized
environment that simplifies tasks and enables
remote management of smart instruments…
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