2 application features, 3 profibus output signal – VEGA VEGASON 51P…53P Profibus PA User Manual

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VEGASON 51P … 53P

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Product description

1.2 Application features

Applications

• Level measurement of all liquids.
• Level measurement of solids (only short

meas. distances) such as e.g. coal, ore,
rocks, rock dust, cement, gravel, crushed
rock, sand, sugar, salt, cereals, flour, gran-
ules, powder, dust, sawdust, wood chips.

• Flow measurement on various flumes.
• Gauge measurement, distance measure-

ment, object monitoring and conveyor belt
monitoring

• Display of measured values integrated in

the sensor.

• Optional display separate from sensor.

Two-wire technology

• Supply and output signal on one two-wire

cable.

• Output signal and signal processing com-

pletely digital, therefore maximum accu-
racy.

• Profibus profile 3 – sensor.

Rugged and precise

• Measurement unaffected by substance

properties such as density, conductivity,
dielectric constant…

• Suitable for corrosive substances
• Measuring ranges 0.25 m … 15 m.

Adjustment

• With adjustment software VEGA Visual

Operating (VVO) on the PC

• With detachable adjustment module

MINICOM

• With Simatic-PDM adjustment program.

Connection to any process

• G 1

1

/

2

A, 1

1

/

2

“ NPT.

• G 2 A, 2“ NPT.
• Compression flange DN 100, ANSI 4“

Approvals

• CENELEC, ATEX, PTB, FM, CSA, ABS,

LRS, GL, LR, FCC.

1.3 Profibus output signal

PROcess FIeld BUS (PROFIBUS) is the re-
sult of a joint project of thirteen companies
and five universities. The companies Bosch,
Klöckner-Möller and Siemens played a deci-
sive role. The specifications of the bus are
described in the protocol layers 1, 2 and 7 of
the ISO/OSI reference model and are avail-
able from the PNO (Profibus user organisa-
tion). Layers 3 … 5 have not yet been
developed as a standard, leaving Profibus
with far-reaching perspectives for the future.

Today approx. 600 companies make use of
Profibus technology and belong to the PNO.
Profibus

FMS stands for Fieldbus Messaging

Specification, Profibus

DP for Decentralise

Periphery and Profibus

PA for Process Auto-

mation.

As a process automation bus, Profibus PA
enables power supply over the bus. Up to 32
sensors can be operated on a shielded two-
wire cable that carries both power supply
and measuring signal. In Ex areas, up to ten
sensors can be connected from the PA level
to one two-wire cable (EEx ia).

Bus structure

The DP and PA bus consists of up to 126
master and slave participants. Data are al-
ways exchanged from point to point, with the
data traffic being exclusively controlled and
checked by master devices. Communication
is carried out according to the Token-Passing
procedure. This means that the master own-
ing the Token, can contact the slaves, give
instructions, enquire data and cause the
slaves to receive and transmit data. After the
work is done or after a predetermined time
interval, the Token is passed on by the mas-
ter to the next master.

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