The ARM microprocessor, a HART protocol modem chip, and a great deal of real-world knowledge were used in the development of the SM100-W series HART smart converter. It offers great stability and dependability and is designed to meet the specifications of industrial items. To enable real-time data transmission, the intelligent converter has a standard RS485 interface and gateway that can either convert to MODBUS_RTU/MODBUS_TCP protocol to read data or transparently send data with intelligent instruments using HART protocol.
The HART protocol instrument enables bidirectional data transmission without interfering with the 4 to 20 mA analog signal by superimposing a modulated digital signal on a 4 to 20 mA basis using the Bell202 Frequency Shift Keying (FSK) standard. Digital and analog signals can be modulated and demodulated in both directions using the SM100 series intelligent converter.
1. What protocols are supported by the SM100-W series HART smart converter?
2. How does the converter transmit data without interfering with analog signals?
3. What are the power supply requirements for the converter?
4. What is the data update speed when connecting multiple instruments?
5. What are the installation options and operating conditions?
6. Does the converter support custom HART instructions?