With the help of an ARM microprocessor, a HART protocol modem chip, and a great deal of real-world knowledge, the SM100-M-16 HART data collector was created. It offers great stability and dependability and is designed to meet the specifications of industrial items. To ensure real-time data transmission, the data collector is outfitted with a standard RS485 interface and gateway that can either convert data into MODBUS_RTU or MODBUS_TCP protocol to read data or transparently communicate 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. An clever converter for bidirectional modulation and demodulation of digital and analog signals is the SM100-M series HART data collector.
16 HART devices can be connected simultaneously with parallel scanning across all channels.
Three-terminal electromagnetic complete quarantine between host power supply and HART channels.
Universal two-wire interface design utilized for every individual channel.
High electromagnetic quarantine voltage of at least 1500 V for the HART module.
Full support for the separation of HART signals (4–20 mA).
RS485 and NET Ethernet interfaces feature a quarantine voltage of at least 1500 V.
Modular design allows for online replacement of HART modules in any channel.
Independent indicator lights for each channel to monitor communication and online status.
Equipped with dedicated operation and fault indicator lights for easy diagnostics.
Rapid data refresh rate ≥ 1 second per channel.
Dual interface support: RS485 and Ethernet with 100 Mbps minimum speed.
Read all HART devices' HART IDs using proprietary protocol commands.
Supports Telnet remote settings, configuration, and various operating modes.
Standard DIN rail installation compatibility and firmware update support.
Zero impact on 4–20 mA signal accuracy when loop resistance is ≤ 250 ohms.
Fully compatible with HART protocol Version 5.0 and higher.