Moore Industries April Interface Newsletter - HART Instruments and more!
In this issue, we cover a variety of topics with a focus on HART. We'll start this month by covering an application on Dual HART to MODBUS..
April 2023
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In this issue, we cover a variety of topics with a focus on HART. We'll start this month by covering an application on Dual HART to MODBUS conversion, a white paper focusing on our digital and wireless technology and how it helped a pulp and paper site reduce legwork, a highlight video of our HES HART to Ethernet Gateway System, and another application on critical flow monitoring using our SST Safety Signal Splitter. Read below to learn more!
There are several reasons why users want two HART to MODBUS converters on one HART network that has up to 16 transmitters. Fortunately, HART protocol supports two masters; one must be declared the Primary Master, and the other is assigned the Secondary Master role. The HES HART to Ethernet Gateway System and HCS HART Concentrator System HART-to-MODBUS RTU Converter both have configurable Primary and Secondary Master settings.
Moore Industries Digital and Wireless Technology Reduces Legwork at Pulp and Paper Site
New state regulations required a paper and pulp manufacturer to monitor daily effluent water rates at a remotely-located pond. This process was automated by using a HART radar-level transmitter. Digital and wireless technology from Moore Industries let them send the necessary information to an HMI (Human Machine Interface) and a historical collection system thus automating an inefficient and expensive manual collection process.
Accelerate your HART data. Timely knowledge about your process enables better decisions and faster preventive action. Now you can get the process detail that you need from your Smart HART devices to MODBUS/TCP and HART-IP based monitoring and control systems at the speed of Ethernet with the HES HART to Ethernet Gateway System from Moore Industries.
Critical Flow Monitoring - Safety Signal Splitter
Many processes require critical cooling water lines for in-line process operations or for emergency cooling. If a process doesn't get the required cooling water or a process temperature cannot be lowered quickly enough, layers of protection have to be put in place.
