TMS Toolkit User Manual - Honeywell Test and Measurement Sensors
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1. cssecceeseceeseeseseeeeneeeeseeeseseeeeneeeees 50 ASCIXP Protocol 22 sere eraa ee haan eaters ada ea eara E a ETA 50 8 3 Appendix C Software License ecccesecesseeeeseeeeeeeeeeseeeeeseeeenseeeeetees 53 INTRODUCTION sieta aeaaea are aaa ia ne a dar i ea Ae iiaee aa 53 END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT FOR TMS TOOLKIT cceeeeeeeeeeeeees 53 SOFTWARE PRODUCT LICENSE A 53 GRANT OF LICENSE cece desceacevaedscteat ivi tedece a deed SE egies eden 54 DESCRIPTION OF OTHER RIGHTS AND LIMITATIONS A 54 DEG eege see Een ibs biad E E nee ane ts 54 COPY RIGHT isie aree Ed deed NEESS Eegen 55 DUWAL MEDIA SOPT WARE s weit cote a a a EE e See eg 55 LIMITED WARRANTY WARRANTY DISCLAIMER ssssssssssssssseneeeerreerrrnsrennsnrene 55 viii TMS Toolkit User Manual June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved 43 V 1 2 4 1 Overview Rev A 008 0737 00 1 Overview The TMS Toolkit is a software tool that allows communication with the TMS 9250 system This software can be used to See a list of supported parameters and commands Read back the values of readable parameters Write values to writeable parameters Execute commands Retrieve a list of readable parameter names and values which can then be copied to a file Calibrate the device Perform simple repetitive communications requests You would use this software to Test communications with2. 20 June 2011 TMS Toolkit User Manual Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved V 1 2 4 5 Normal User Mode Rev A 008 0737 00 Packet Counts Step Action a Each time the software communicates with the remote device the Packet Counts section is updated This lists the number of packets sent out and received and also indicates the number of packets received per second and the number of errors that have occurred When an error occurs details are given in the ERROR LIST L Packet Counts b Clicking the button on the header will reset the counts V 1 2 4 TMS Toolkit User Manual June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved 21 5 Normal User Mode Rev A 008 0737 00 Traffic Step Action a All communications to and from the remote device are listed in the Traffic window The outgoing data is colored green and the incoming data is colored blue Traffic 07 16 33 FFEE2F FFEE2F 640 0 000000 07 16 33 FFEE2F 640 Zero00K 07 16 33 FFEE2F FFEE2F E58 1500 000 07 16 33 FFEE2F E58 SysZero 07 16 33 FFEE2F FFEE2F A04 3000 000 07 16 33 FFEE2F 404 Value 07 16 32 FFEE2F FFEE2F 463 3000 000 07 16 32 FFEE2F 463 Value 07 16 31 FFEE2F FFEE2F 86 3000 000 07 16 31 FFEE2F 86 Value 07 16 30 FFEE2F FFEE2F F3 3000 000 07 16 30 FFEE2F F3 Value
3. NOTE Calibration and scaling data will not be saved unless the TMS Toolkit is being operated in Cal user mode 28 June 2011 TMS Toolkit User Manual Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved V 1 2 4 5 Normal User Mode Rev A 008 0737 00 Load List Step Action Load List Clicking this button will prompt for a filename ttp file extension which will be used to load previously saved or edited data back into the system NOTE Calibration and scaling data will not be loaded unless the TMS Toolkit is being operated in Cal user mode Also note the parameter files are actually text files which can be edited using a text editor such as NOTEPAD to remove any parameters that are not required to be written to a device and also to modify parameter values When using NOTEPAD be sure to save the file with a mp file extension otherwise TMS Toolkit will not recognize it as being a valid parameter file Test Comms Tab This tab allows simple repetitive communications to be established You can select a readable parameter from the Select Parameter to Request dropdown list and an update rate from the Select Request Rate dropdown list Note that you can also type directly into the Select Parameter to Request dropdown list and the color of the list will change to red indicating that the parameter to be requeste
4. 5 Normal User Mode 5 1 Window Sections Communications Step Action a Settings This button will allow the serial port and baud rate to be configured Connect This will automatically connect to the local TMS device if the TMS ID can be determined Disconnect This will stop the communication between the connected device and the serial port Communications ir TMS Toolkit dE Settings TMS Connected Mot Determined Device Information NOTE All of the windows can be re sized by clicking and dragging on the dividing borders V 1 2 4 June 2011 TMS Toolkit User Manual Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved 19 5 Normal User Mode Rev A 008 0737 00 Device Information Step Action a After successfully connecting the Toolkit will display the serial number of the connected system along with the model software version and default parameter name The default parameter is the one that will be selected for display on the TEST COMMS tab until over ridden by a selection from the drop down parameter table Clicking the button on the header will copy the information to the clipboard as shown below Communications ZEN TMS Toolkit v124 Disconnect TMS Connected FFDD4F Device Information General Info Model TMS9000 Version 1 40 Default Parameter Yalue
5. Click the START button to activate the test Reading window displays raw A D counts and Quality Value displays the result When the test is performed final value should be 97 or above for the system to function correctly V 1 2 4 TMS Toolkit User Manual 33 June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved This page is intentionally left blank 6 Calibration User Mode Rev A 008 0737 00 6 Calibration User Mode 6 1 ToolKit Shortcut To access the higher level functions such as calibration and scaling settings it is necessary to start the TMS Toolkit in Cal mode Create a New Shortcut Step Action a Create a copy of the TMS Toolkit shortcut on the desktop such as by using the control click drag drop sequence or by clicking the right mouse button to choose the Copy then Paste command b Right click on the new shortcut and rename it to represent the Calibration user mode c Right click on the new shortcut and select PROPERTIES V 1 2 4 TMS Toolkit User Manual 35 June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved 6 Calibration User Mode Rev A 008 0737 00 Edit the New Shortcut Step Action a Edit the TARGET line by adding cal after the quote marks note a space is required between the quote mark and the cal text as pictured below e S
6. EA VALUE DN VERSION ZERONOW GA ZEROOK Packet Counts TMS Toolkit User Manual June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 26 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved V 1 2 4 5 Normal User Mode Rev A 008 0737 00 The GROUP checkbox at the top right as pictured above will sort the parameters and commands into groups of similar types when checked or just alphabetically when unchecked Parameters Comme Test SystemZero Qualty Test Shows the lis of parameters available in the connected device Click on a parameter to view and edt the parameter value or lo execute a command Device Parameters V Greup RS Parameter List H D Command RESET amp RSTERAFLAG SCOFF SCON ZERONOW a OO Read Only ERRDESC D ERFFLAG MODEL EE PARACNT PARALIST PARATOT EE PERCENT VALUE VERSION D ID ZEROOK a Read wiite D AUXBAUD QA auxoPrTiPe QA BAUDRATE ID FILTLEVEL QA FILTSTEPS DS OPTYPE QA sYSZERO QA units DS USRI QA usR2 CS usr DS USP4 DS usps DS uerg DS usr G usre 4 usr a Wite Ony 7 PARAITEM Quer Al Double clicking on a command in the tree list will cause a message dialog to appear requesting that you confirm whether the command should be sent to the device Double clicking on a parameter will query the parameter value from the device then display the value in a new branch in the tree under the parameter name Every time the parameter nam
7. If the ZeroNow command is issued when the current Value is greater than ZeroLimit then the current Value will be moved to the extent allowed by ZeroLimit and the flag ZeroOK will be set to 0 Factory setting is 50 of the calibrated range Note that ZeroLimit is a bipolar setting so it will be applied to both directions and around the calibration zero value ZeroPVal Internal system zero data This is read only via TMS Toolkit and is viewable Read only only in CAL level access This parameter is exposed to enable the saving and loading of calibration and zero data V 1 2 4 TMS Toolkit User Manual 49 June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved 8 Appendix Rev A 008 0737 00 8 2 50 Appendix B ASCII XP Protocol Introduction Communications with the TMS 9250 is carried out using a protocol ASCIIXP ASCII eXtended Protocol which has been developed for multi drop telemetry products Each TMS 9250 device has a unique device ID that must be used for all communications The ID is fixed at production and is referred to in hexadecimal format The range covered is from 000001 to FFFFFF which gives an address range of 1 to 16777215 decimal With 16 million addresses it can be guaranteed that no two devices will have the same ID Device ID 000000 is reserved as a Broadcast ID Data transmitted to this ID will be acted on by all receiving
8. June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved 8 Appendix Rev A 008 0737 00 GRANT OF LICENSE This EULA grants you the following rights Applications Software You may install and use one copy of the SOFTWARE PRODUCT or any prior version for the same operating system on a single computer The primary user of the computer on which the SOFTWARE PRODUCT is installed may make a second copy for his or her exclusive use on a portable computer Storage Network Use You may also store or install a copy of the SOFTWARE PRODUCT on a storage device such as a network server used only to install or run the SOFTWARE PRODUCT on your other computers over an internal network however you must acquire and dedicate a license for each separate computer on which the SOFTWARE PRODUCT is installed or run from the storage device A license for the SOFTWARE PRODUCT may not be shared or used concurrently on different computers DESCRIPTION OF OTHER RIGHTS AND LIMITATIONS Limitations on Reverse Engineering Decompilation and Disassembly You may not reverse engineer decompile or disassemble the SOFTWARE PRODUCT except and only to the extent that such activity is expressly permitted by applicable law notwithstanding this limitation Separation of Components The SOFTWARE PRODUCT is licensed as a single product Its component parts may not be separated for use on more than one
9. NOTE When packets are retried this is a hidden function of the TMS device and only one packet will be displayed in this window This is very useful for inspecting the construction of data packets when writing your own communications software It can also serve as a short term data logging facility because the data can be copied to the clipboard and pasted into Microsoft Excel for analysis Clicking the button on the header will clear the window Clicking the button on the header will reset the counts 22 June 2011 TMS Toolkit User Manual Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved V 1 2 4 5 Normal User Mode Rev A 008 0737 00 Immediate Window Step Action a Type the data directly into the window you will not need to use any special addressing or special characters then press the enter return key The list of valid commands queries can be found in Appendix A of this manual If the device responds the data will be displayed in blue and any errors will be indicated in red Example To query the current torque value enter VALUE To set the current torque value to zero enter ZERONOW Immediate Window o NAK in optype 9 optype 0 OK b Clicking the button on the header will clear the window Error List Step Action a Any errors that are encountered when sending commands or que
10. In such event you must destroy all copies of the SOFTWARE PRODUCT and all of its component parts UPGRADES 54 If the SOFTWARE PRODUCT is labeled as an upgrade you must be properly licensed to use a product identified by Honeywell as being eligible for the upgrade in order to use the SOFTWARE PRODUCT A SOFTWARE PRODUCT labeled as an upgrade replaces and or supplements the product that formed the basis for your eligibility for the upgrade You may use the resulting upgraded product only in accordance with the terms of this EULA If the SOFTWARE PRODUCT is an upgrade of a component of a package of software programs that you licensed as a single product the SOFTWARE PRODUCT may be used and transferred only as part of that single product package and may not be separated for use on more than one computer TMS Toolkit User Manual V 1 2 4 June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved 8 Appendix Rev A 008 0737 00 COPYRIGHT All title and copyrights in and to the SOFTWARE PRODUCT including but not limited to any images photographs animations video audio music text and applets incorporated into the SOFTWARE PRODUCT the accompanying printed materials and any copies of the SOFTWARE PRODUCT are owned by Honeywell or its suppliers The SOFTWARE PRODUCT is protected by copyright laws and international treaty provisions Therefore you must treat the SOFTWARE PRODUCT
11. device The software takes care of configuring the port to suit the requirements of the TMS 9250 V 1 2 4 June 2011 TMS Toolkit User Manual Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved 25 5 Normal User Mode Rev A 008 0737 00 5 3 Parameters Tab This tab shows a list of commands and parameters that the connected device supports When the TMS Toolkit first connects to a device it does not recognize the software will ask if you want to query the device for a list of parameters Once a successful query has taken place the toolkit will display the parameter list automatically the next time a connection is made to the same device Note that the display is not refreshed dynamically so it is necessary to either click QUERY ALL periodically or double click on the parameter of interest to refresh it with the current value Tools Parameters Comme Tast System Zaro Quaity Test Shows the list of parameters avalable nthe ecrmected device Cick ona Parameter to view and edit the parameter value or to execute a command Device Parameters O Grup i Paramete List ere AUXBAUD Ef AUXOPTYPE GA BAUDRATE DN ERRDESC DN ERRFLAG GA FILTLEVEL D FILTSTEPS DN MODEL G oPTYPE DN PARACNT Z PARAITEM GQ PARALIST D PARATOT CA PERCENT RESET gt RSTERRFLAG SCOFF a SCON GA SYSZERO GA UNITS G4 USAI D usr2 Gf usR3 Of usr Qf usr CS USRE D usr GH usne GA usns
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13. of unintentional access to key parameters and is not intended as a high security protection system V 1 2 4 TMS Toolkit User Manual 11 June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved This page is intentionally left blank 3 Installation Rev A 008 0737 00 3 Installation The TMS Toolkit is supplied on DVD or alternatively may also be downloaded from the Honeywell website http measurementsensors honeywell com Before installing be sure to remove any earlier versions by using the Uninstall programs feature on your computer D NOTE Some earlier versions were named SPM Toolkit To install Step Action a Unzip the file 009 4689 00_exec zip from the DVD and copy the files onto the hard disk b Double click on Setup exe c TMS Toolkit Setup Wizard Screen will appear Click the Next button TMS Toolkit Setup Welcome to the InstallShield Wizard for TMS Toolkit The InstallShield Wizard will install TMST oolkit on your computer To continue click Next e d Check the radio button I accept the terms of the license agreement and click the Next button V 1 2 4 TMS Toolkit User Manual 13 June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved 3 Installation Rev A 008 0737 00 TMS T
14. parameter to 1 to enable fast mode This setting is volatile so the device will revert to normal mode after the next Reset command or after the next power up Set to zero to disable fast mode When in fast mode the internal raw A D counts results are fed directly to the analog output voltage or current without any scaling or filtering giving a data throughput rate of 8 8 kHz regardless of FiltLevel or FiltSteps settings NOTE The frequency output is not supported in fast mode The fast mode can be scaled in the user s data acquisition system by using the shunt cal facility and is intended to be used for dynamic measurements only FiltLevel Used to set the threshold of operation of the digital filter Values are set as Read write parts per 10000 meaning that to set a threshold of 10 of the sensor rated capacity then FiltLevel 1000 For a step change in input which is greater than FiltLevel 10000 100 the new input value will be passed immediately to the output For a step change in input which is below the threshold set by FiltLevel the output is filtered according to the setting of FiltSteps Permissible values are 1 through 10000 NOTE When FiltLevel is set to 1 digital filtering is disabled and the unfiltered data is passed to the analog outputs at a rate of 2 2 kHz When FiltLevel is set to 2 the digital filter update rate is set to be 1 1 kHz and the filter characteristic is set by FiltSteps Factory default
15. serial port in use can be found by using the CONTROL PANEL gt SYSTEM gt HARDWARE gt DEVICE MANAGER gt COM ports functions On older desktop PCs the COM1 port is already in use for the mouse so a different COM port should be selected If using a USB to Serial adapter Windows assigns the COM port designations dynamically so they may change whenever the system is rebooted The serial port settings are automatically modified by TMS Toolkit so there is no need to change any of the settings in Windows The baud rate setting in TMS Toolkit should always be 38400 because that is the default baud rate of the TMS 9250 The TMS ID should be left blank because TMS Toolkit will search the connected port for any TMS device and will commence the communication automatically if present A NOTE Do not attempt to change baud to any non standard values 7 2 Error Messages Cannot connect to Local TMS This message appears whenever TMS Toolkit attempts to connect to a TMS device and fails to receive a response e Error CH Cannot connect to local TMS Possible reasons are as follows V 1 2 4 June 2011 No TMS device is connected A TMS device is connected but is powered off A bad or broken connection exists at the PC end or at the TMS end TMS Toolkit User Manual 41 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved 7 Troubleshooti
16. 0 Step Action a Click the SETTINGS button This will open the Comms Settings dialog window as shown Comms Settings L Set the serial port that the TMS is connected to and select a baudrate Serial Port Baudrate 4 x 38400 x Multidropped TMS If multiple TMS devices are connected to the serial bus the detection of connected TMS ID cannot be automated Enter the ID of the TMS to communicate with below TMS ID Leave ID blank for auto detection of single attached TMS b Select the SERIAL PORT that the TMS is connected to can be found from Windows Control Panel System Hardware Ports and select the BAUD RATE The default Baud Rate for standard TMS 9250 systems can be found from the Windows Control Panel gt System gt Hardware gt Ports Select the BAUD RATE as shown in the above image c Ensure that the TMS ID field is left blank unless there are multiple TMS 9250 devices connected to the same serial bus in which case the ID must be set to correspond with the ID of the device of interest d Click OK when changes have been made then click the CONNECT button e The TMS Toolkit searches the designated serial port to find the connected device The software takes care of configuring the port to suit the requirements of the TMS 9250 18 TMS Toolkit User Manual June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved V 1 2 4 5 Normal User Mode Rev A 008 0737 00
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18. E Note that the packet is divided into fields by the colons Square bracketed sections indicate optional parameters The first field is the address the second is the data and the third optional field is the checksum All packets must have a TolD i e the ID of the intended target device but can also have an optional FromlD the ID of the device that transmits the packet and a PID packet identifier see below It is not necessary to include the FromID in the transmitted packet unless multiple TMS 9250 devices reside on the same serial port In this case the FromlD is used to indicate which TMS 9250 should handle the data In single TMS 9250 systems the TMS 9250 device can extract this data from the underlying transport protocol since all devices include their FromID in all their transmitted data resulting in unambiguous identification of the sender The PID is also optional This is the Packet IDentifier and can be up to 6 alphanumeric characters If a PID is used then a FromID should be used or at least a placeholder for a FromlD i e FFFF abcd Xxxxxxxxxxxx The function of the PID is to enable a received packet to be matched with TMS Toolkit User Manual V 1 2 4 June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved 8 Appendix Rev A 008 0737 00 the packet that requested the data When programming a PC to talk to a device a PID should be used This enables the user
19. Honeywell TMS Toolkit User Manual V 1 2 4 June 2011 Release V 1 2 4 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary This work contains valuable confidential and proprietary information Disclosure use or reproduction outside of Honeywell International Inc is prohibited except as authorized in writing This unpublished work is protected by the laws of the United States and other countries 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved This page is intentionally left blank About This Document Release Information Document Name Document Release Publication ID Number Date TMS Toolkit User Manual V 1 2 4 June 2011 iii TMS Toolkit User Manual V 1 2 4 June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved This page is intentionally left blank Symbol Definitions The following table lists those symbols used in this document to denote certain conditions Symbol Definition ATTENTION Identifies information that requires special consideration TIP Identifies advice or hints for the user often in terms of performing a task REFERENCE EXTERNAL Identifies an additional source of information outside of the booklet Hot amp REFERENCE INTERNAL Identifies an additional source of information within the booklet CAUTION Indicates a situation which if not avoided may result in equipment or wo
20. International Inc All rights reserved 3 Installation Rev A 008 0737 00 V 1 2 4 June 2011 TMS Toolkit User Manual Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved 15 This page is intentionally left blank 4 Initial Configuration Rev A 008 0737 00 4 Initial Configuration To test the serial port setting and the TMS 9250 itself connect the TMS 9250 to one of the PCs serial ports If using a PC which does not have a RS232 serial port then a high quality USB to RS232 converter may be used instead For example Uport 1150 from Moxa http www moxa com product UPort_1150_1150I htm D NOTE Such converters may have limitations such as the use of short cable lengths or special cable types to ensure reliable communications at 38400 baud If in doubt use a PC that has a true RS232 serial port built in to confirm communications then try a laptop afterwards This example will assume that there is only one TMS 9250 connected to the serial bus See the Multi Dropped TMS section on page 23 of this manual for more information when using more than one TMS 9250 system on the same serial bus V 1 2 4 TMS Toolkit User Manual 17 June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved 4 Initial Configuration Rev A 008 0737 0
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22. S TMS Toolkit Cal User Properties JE m General Shortcut Compatibility Security D TMS Toolkit Cal User a Target type Application Target location TMSToolkit Target Program Files TMS T oolkit T MST oolkit exe cal Start in Shortcut key None Run Normal window Comment Find Target Change Icon Advanced b Click the OK button and then test that the modified shortcut calls up the CALIBRATION mode of the TMS Toolkit The header line which previously showed TMS Toolkit should now show TMS Toolkit CALIBRATION D NOTE If the header line continues to show TMS Toolkit then close TMS Toolkit and return to the shortcut properties dialogue box Check that the space exists between the quote marks and the forward slant character 6 2 CAL User Parameters Tab This tab now shows a complete list of commands and parameters that the connected device supports The parameters that are reserved for Cal user access are prefixed with the character Security Note the commands and parameters can be entered via the Immediate Window regardless of the mode of use of TMS Toolkit 36 TMS Toolkit User Manual V 1 2 4 June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved 6 Calibration User Mode Rev A 008 0737 00 Tools Parameters Comms Test System Zero Quality Tes Shows the list of
23. The limit is set in engineering units the same as the calibration units and is used as a way of preventing repetitive use of the ZeroNow command in cases where physical damage may be occurring within the torque sensor for example overloading or shock loading The factory setting for this parameter is 50 of the value used for the analog output ANOUTHIGH of the sensor and there is no test for polarity so the limit will apply either side of the true zero that was automatically determined by the system during the calibration process The user may wish to set tighter limits after installing and exercising the sensor D NOTE ZeroLimit is only displayed when operating TMS Toolkit at the Cal user access level TMS Toolkit User Manual V 1 2 4 June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved 7 Troubleshooting Rev A 008 0737 00 7 Troubleshooting 7 1 Cannot Communicate Check all wiring If using the RS232 port check that the Rx pin of the host computer is connected to the Tx pin of the TMS 9250 and vice versa Check that the communications cable being used is of high quality or try a shorter length of cable RS232 is sensitive to cable length and grounding issues especially when used with laptop computers where grounding is uncertain Check that the correct serial port is selected in the software or TMS Toolkit When using Windows the
24. Toolkit User Manual 31 June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved 32 5 Normal User Mode Rev A 008 0737 00 sssSystem Zero Tab This task tab allows the system zero to be viewed and set Parameters Comms Test System Zero Quality Test Allows setting system zero manually or automatically Current SysZero value 0 250694 Zero Limit SysZero Limit Status Current SysZero value is within limits ZERONOW Click this button to perform an automatic system zero Note that the action of the ZERONOW command is restricted by the hidden parameter called ZeroLimit as a means of preventing the repetitive use of the ZERONOW command in situations where physical damage is occurring within the torque sensor for example overloading or shock loading The value of the hidden parameter ZeroLimit is determined by the Calibration User during the calibration process In the event that a ZERONOW command is limited by ZeroLimit then a warning message Current SySZero value was clipped to conform to limits set is displayed in red and the zero is adjusted as close to zero as is allowed by ZeroLimit Current SysZero Value Shows the current value stored for the SysZero parameter which is the difference between the current zero and the zero that was determined and stored during the calibration process It is automatically updated by clicking on the ZeroNow button or i
25. above because this depends on the speed of the PC and the quality of the transmission line The device response will be displayed in the simulated Liquid Crystal Display LCD This is only useful for numeric parameters some characters such as M cannot be displayed in the simulated LCD so they will appear as blanks 30 TMS Toolkit User Manual V 1 2 4 June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved V 1 2 4 5 Normal User Mode Rev A 008 0737 00 The required number of decimal places to display can be selected from the dropdown list next to the LCD Below the main LCD there is a smaller LCD the DELTA window which displays the change in the main reading LCD since the last reset This display can be reset as required by clicking the Reset button Asynchronous The data is requested just once There are no retries and no errors are reported if there is no response If and when the response packet arrives the packed ID PID is inspected and if it matches the PID in the request the data will be displayed in the LCD Processing continues while the data is being waited for In this mode the Received On label will indicate the date and time that the packet arrived This option will usually appear to run faster than the synchronous option because it is not necessary to wait for a response before sending the next command However the data collected may contain gaps TMS
26. as a means of preventing the repetitive use of the ZERONOW command in situations where physical damage is occurring within the torque sensor for example overloading or shock loading The parameter ZeroLimit is hidden from the normal user READ ALL Button Reads back current device settings and refreshes the display Current SysZero Value Shows the current value stored for the SysZero parameter which is the difference between the current zero and the zero that was determined and stored during the calibration process It is automatically updated by clicking on the ZERONOW bution or it can be edited and written to the device by clicking the WRITE button next to the field SysZero Limit Status Indicates whether the last attempt at writing SysZero was successful within preset limits V 1 2 4 TMS Toolkit User Manual 39 June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved A0 6 Calibration User Mode Rev A 008 0737 00 In the event that a Zero Now or a SysZero value is limited by ZeroLimit then a warning message Current SySZero value was clipped to conform to limits set is displayed in red and the zero is adjusted as close to zero as is allowed by ZeroLimit ZeroLimit Shows the limits and within which the current value is allowed to be set to zero This limit can be edited and written to the device by clicking the Write button next to the numeric field
27. ast data The only means of communicating is by using the Immediate Window i Possible reasons are as follows e No TMS device e TMS ID is entered as 000000 in settings e Check all of the above and try again V 1 2 4 TMS Toolkit User Manual 43 June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved This page is intentionally left blank 8 1 V 1 2 4 8 Appendix Rev A 008 0737 00 8 Appendix Appendix A Commands and Parameter Descriptions Introduction The TMS 9250 system uses a simple ASCIl based communications protocol that is both easy to use and easy to memorize Some repetitive tasks such as setting a new zero point can be performed with less key strokes by making use of the Immediate Window and keying the command directly The complete list of valid parameters and commands and their functions are included below Note that any parameters or commands that are prefixed with will not be displayed in the parameter list when in normal user mode However all commands and settings can be accessed via the Immediate Window in either the normal user mode or the Cal user mode If communicating with the TMS 9250 via HyperTerminal or some other communications channel then the full ASCII XP message protocol must be provided as detailed in Appendix B Below is the list of commands and parameters supported by the TMS 9250 corresponding to software vers
28. be re sized by clicking and dragging on the dividing borders Click the SETTINGS button This will open the COMMS SETTINGS dialog window as shown Comms Settings 1 Set the serial port that the TMS is connected to and select a baudrate Serial Port Baudrate 4 la 38400 ha Multidropped TMS IF multiple TMS devices are connected to the serial bus the detection of connected TMS ID cannot be automated Enter the ID of the TMS to communicate with below TMS ID Leave ID blank for auto detection of single attached TMS L Select the SERIAL PORT that the TMS is connected to which can be found from the Windows Control Panel System Hardware Ports and select the BAUD RATE as pictured above The default 24 June 2011 TMS Toolkit User Manual Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved V 1 2 4 5 Normal User Mode Rev A 008 0737 00 BAUD RATE for standard TMS 9250 systems is 38400 non standard systems will be delivered with appropriate special instructions Enter the TMS ID printed on the yellow label attached to the motherboard inside the signal processing module in the form FFFFFF to correspond with the ID of the device of interest Click the OK button when changes have been made then click the CONNECT button The TMS Toolkit searches the designated serial port to find the connected
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30. d is currently being changed The communications will continue to request the previous parameter until either the Return Enter key is pressed on the keyboard or focus moves to another control V 1 2 4 June 2011 TMS Toolkit User Manual Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved 29 5 Normal User Mode Rev A 008 0737 00 Parameters CommsTest Sudan Zero Qualty Test Allows testing cf synchronous and asynchicroue communications Set the parameta to request and the update speed required Select Parametar To Request Select Request Rate vake Every second 1 00 H2 v H Decinal Deccs To Display CDD Received On RECKEN Synchronous The date is requesied using ieties ard processing wil not contre unti a response has been received cr the limeout period expiies O Azmchionous The date is requesied just once here aie no ieties and no eiors ere reported Fee is no response Processing cortinues whist wating for a iesponze Packet Counts Synchronous You can choose whether to send synchronous or asynchronous requests by clicking the appropriate option on the lower part of the task window The data is requested using retries handled by the TMS device and processing will not continue until a response has been received or the timeout period expires This option may not be able to request data at the rate selected
31. devices Configure devices Calibrate devices 1 1 System Requirements Operating system Windows XP or Windows 7 The screen must support and be set for a resolution of 800 x 600 or higher D NOTE Ensure that WinXP users have write permissions for the relevant program files folder usually Program Files TMS Toolkit V 1 2 4 June 2011 TMS Toolkit User Manual 9 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved This page is intentionally left blank 2 Modes of Operation Rev A 008 0737 00 2 Modes of Operation The TMS Toolkit offers two modes of user access the normal user mode and the calibration or cal user mode These modes differ in the level of accessibility to system functions such as calibration and scaling The normal user mode is the default mode and in this mode the user can set up communications with a TMS 9250 system and can also set zero and change filter settings The calibration user mode requires a special command to gain access and then all commands and settings become available for edit recall For ease of reference all of the functions associated with the calibration user mode are arranged at the end of this document All of the sections at the beginning of this document apply equally to both user modes D NOTE This dual mode functionality is intended as a means to reduce the incidence
32. devices However devices will not respond with data to a broadcast command All devices communicate using the ASCIIXP protocol which has been designed to be humanly readable Another advantage of this protocol is that with its optional parameter structure it can just as easily be used from a simple serial terminal program such as HyperTerminal typed manually in real time as well as a high level device such as a PC or PLC A driver is available for use with any programming system that can utilize OCXs Source code written in Visual Basic is also available ASCIIXP Protocol ASCIIXP is an ASCII protocol designed to be routable over radio Ethernet or serial links and is easily programmed and parsed split into sections Only ASCII characters are used and the suffix Carriage Return ASCII value 13 hexadecimal value OxD is used as the framing character This enables ASCIIXP to be used with common serial terminal applications such as HyperTerminal The Enter Return key on a standard keyboard is used to write the framing character In the following document lt 13 gt will be used to represent the ASCII character 13 NOTE A checksum can be included for integrity but it is optional If a checksum exists in a received data packet then a checksum will be included in the returned packet The full syntax for the ASCIIXP protocol is TolD FromID PID Data Checksum lt 13 gt Or in its simplest form ToID Data lt 13 gt NOT
33. dix Rev A 008 0737 00 Sets or returns the currently selected analog output where O current Read write 1 voltage 2 frequency 10 kHz 3 frequency 60 kHz 4 current and frequency 10 kHz 5 voltage and frequency 10 kHz 6 current and frequency 60 kHz 7 voltage and frequency 60 kHz Data throughput performance can be affected by using multiple outputs For high speed dynamic data analysis applications gt 500Hz select the voltage output OpType 1 Returns the number of parameters in the device Set to the index number of the required parameter ParaList Returns the information on the parameter indexed by Paraltem Read string Format index paraname type a string The value of type indicates the parameter s properties by the addition of the following numerical values Readable Writeable Command String 64 Numeric 128 Boolean Example 1 MODEL 33 In the above example where type 33 This means the parameter MODEL is a readable string i e 1 32 33 Example 3 UNITS 35 In the above example where type 35 This means the parameter UNITS is a read writeable string Le 1 2 32 35 Returns the value of the applied torque in percentage terms 0 100 where this Read only range is the selected range over which the analog outputs work and is set by AnOutLow and AnOutHigh ReScale Internal system command for factory use only Reset command to restart device and to implement param
34. e TMS 9250 uses the ASCIIXP protocol which can be utilized by radio devices and as such contains routing data which consists of the sender ID and the receiver ID The TMS 9250 does not require a gateway device to enable connection to a serial port so the TolD and the FromID will be identical Communications Examples For the next section of this document we will assume that no checksum is used to simplify explanation Each device supports a range of parameters that are either readable writeable read writeable or commands The next simple examples will assume that the transmitted data is sent to AAAAAA e To read a parameter synchronously AAAAAA Value lt 13 gt Value is the parameter name followed by a question mark The response would be AAAAAA AAAAAA 123 456 lt 13 gt If the parameter returns a string value it may look like this Note the single quote delimiters around the string data AAAAAA AAAAAA TMS 9250 lt 13 gt If the device does not recognize the command then it will return AAAAAA AAAAAA lt 13 gt e To read a parameter asynchronously AAAAAA pid Value lt 13 gt Value is the parameter name followed by a question mark We have now specified a PID and indicated that this is an asynchronous transmission by prefixing the PID with a An asynchronous transmission allows the driver to not wait for a response and also not apply any retries in the low level transport protocol This feature can be used to reg
35. e is double clicked the value will be re queried and displayed If the parameter is writeable it can be changed by double clicking on it The new value can then be typed in Pressing Enter on the keyboard or clicking elsewhere on the tree list will then cause the new value to be written to the device then re queried and displayed in the tree branch V 1 2 4 June 2011 TMS Toolkit User Manual Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved 27 5 Normal User Mode Rev A 008 0737 00 In all the above directions a double click can be replaced by pressing Enter on the keyboard In other words you can use the cursor keys to move the highlight around the tree list then press Enter to activate the branch GA sYSZERO G UNITS LB FT VALUE Button Functions Query All Step Action a Query All Clicking this button will cause the available parameters to be queried from the device and displayed in the tree list This will also enable the Save List button Query Al Load List Save List Step Action a Save List Clicking this button which is only available after a Query All will prompt for a filename to which the parameter data will be saved The parameter values are saved to a text file ttp file extension and can be used as a record of settings used within a device and also used to re configure the same device at a later date or another device
36. e offsets Text memo field in which the name of the engineering units used for Read Write calibration can be stored for recall later Note that when reading some characters via a 7 segment display TMS Toolkit uses a virtual 7 segment display some characters such as M will not display correctly Free format text memo fields for general purpose Example is the storage of Read Write calibration data and place information the name of the calibration technician etc Allowable characters are alphanumeric only Returns the value of the applied torque in calibrated engineering units Read only Returns the software version Read only Sets the current value to zero unless limited by ZeroLimit as described Command above The action performed by ZeroNow is to clear any previous zero offset then compare the true value to ZeroLimit then to the extent allowable by ZeroLimit write the true Value to SysZero resulting in a new current value of zero Returns indication of 1 if the previous ZeroNow command was successful in Read only setting the current Value to zero and returns O if the action was limited by ZeroLimit ZeroLimit The limit in engineering units at which the ZeroNow command will be allowed Read Write to operate relative to the computed Value at zero load that was stored during the calibration process Therefore ZeroLimit represents the maximum allowable difference between the calibration zero and the current zero
37. eter changes that Command require a reset RstErrFlag Reset all error flags Scaling factor applied to the Shunt Calibration value Can be used to force the Read Write shunt calibration value to any desired value A setting of 1 causes the shunt calibration value to be delivered at its raw level which could be any value refer to calibration data sheet for the relevant sensor for the actual value but is generally set during manufacture to be between 50 and 99 of the sensor capacity 48 TMS Toolkit User Manual V 1 2 4 June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved 8 Appendix Rev A 008 0737 00 SysZero Allows manual setting of the current Value or querying of the current zero Read write offset being applied The returned value is the amount of zero offset being applied to the true Value To zero the system this parameter should be set in engineering units to the value read when the system is supposed to be displaying zero The action of SysZero may be limited by ZeroLimit as described above in which case the flag ZeroOK will be set to 0 Note that when any calibration parameter CalValue1 9 CalReset is changed the value of SysZero is set to 0 and any zero offset is cancelled This function when used with ZeroLimit allows the current Value to be offset to any desired level remember to consider the dynamic loading range of the sensor itself when applying larg
38. ion v1 2 1 and above Parameter Description Data Type Name Mode reporting access used by TMS Toolkit software to extract parameter Read only information from the device AnOutHigh Sets or returns the value in engineering units applied to the input that will give Read write 100 maximum positive full scale output on the analog outputs To invert the output polarity enter the required negative full scale output value NOTE Any change to AnOutHigh will result in the cancellation of any zero offset value stored in SysZero AnOutLow Sets or returns the value in engineering units applied to the input that will give Read write 0 minimum negative full scale output on the analog outputs To invert the output polarity enter the required positive full scale output value NOTE Any change to AnOutLow will result in the cancellation of any zero offset value stored in SysZero AuxOPType Not yet supported Not yet supported Read only NOTE Please do not attempt to change this parameter from the Parameters tab CalCnts1 Internal calibration data This is read only via TMS Toolkit and is viewable only Read only CalCnts9 in CAL level access These parameters are exposed to enable the saving and loading of calibration data only TMS Toolkit User Manual 45 June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved 8 Appendix Rev A 008 0737 00 46 CalPoints pa
39. iple parameters Multiple commands or requests must be separated with semicolons i e FFFFFF Model CalValue1 99 Reset lt 13 gt The device will respond with all the values normally returned but separated by semicolons i e AAAAAA AAAAAA TMS 9250 OK OK lt 13 gt 8 3 Appendix C Software License INTRODUCTION The use of the TMS Toolkit software is governed by the license conditions contained in the text below The software installation procedure repeats the agreement text as below and requires that the license conditions are accepted before the software will load END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT FOR TMS TOOLKIT IMPORTANT READ CAREFULLY This Honeywell End User License Agreement EULA is a legal agreement between you either an individual or a single entity and Honeywell International Inc for the Honeywell software product identified above which includes computer software and may include associated media printed materials and online or electronic documentation SOFTWARE PRODUCT By installing copying or otherwise using the SOFTWARE PRODUCT you agree to be bound by the terms of this EULA If you do not agree to the terms of this EULA do not install or use the SOFTWARE PRODUCT SOFTWARE PRODUCT LICENSE The SOFTWARE PRODUCT is protected by copyright laws and international copyright treaties as well as other intellectual property laws and treaties The SOFTWARE PRODUCT is licensed not sold V 1 2 4 TMS Toolkit User Manual 53
40. n FUNCIONS iai a a N e e EA 28 Test COMMS Tab 29 System Zero Tab resnie ee nid enr ENNEN SAAR e 32 Quality Test Tab ENEE ei die eed EENS 33 6 CALIBRATION USER MODE ssccsssscccnssencnssennssecenseeeenees 35 6 1 ToolKit Shortcut sivccdcctaceccssivcaccvsbccuddacsdicccssicanedacsutuacetacdudeaceadancdaacadeccnatdae 35 Create a New Gert enee Eege ENEE Ee 35 Edit the New GNOU ih cee cee ENEE ee i et eect 36 6 2 CAL User Parameters Tab ccccccccccscssesesesesesescesesesnceseseseseeesnsnsnsees 36 CAL User Button FUncCtions cccccccccccccccccccceeeceeececeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeneneeeess 38 6 3 Cal User System Zero Tabb ccccscccsscesteeeneeeeesseeseseeeeneeeeseeeseseeeeneeeees 39 vii TMS Toolkit User Manual V 1 2 4 June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved 7 TROUBLESHOOTING ai sicsassuessunasnvscviesundsussvuvansessusasuaawaiuavanscoust 41 7 1 Cannot Communicate cccsecceeeeesseeseseeeeneeeeeseeeseneeeenseeesseesesneeneeeees 41 7 2 Error Messages Cannot connect to Local TMS csssssse 41 7 3 Error Messages An error occurred while attempting to identify device 7 4 Error Messages Broadcast ID Information ccseseereeeeeeres 43 8 APPENDIX O e A T A AA 45 8 1 Appendix A Commands and Parameter Descriptions 45 8 2 Appendix B ASCII XP Protocol
41. nd should be used whenever the number of CALPOINTS is changed CAUTION NOTE all calibration and scaling data including the settings of the analog outputs will be erased whenever CALRESET is performed V 1 2 4 TMS Toolkit User Manual 37 June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved 6 Calibration User Mode Rev A 008 0737 00 CAL User Button Functions Cal user Query All Step Action Query All Clicking this button will cause all parameters to be queried from the device and displayed in the tree list This will also enable the Save List button 4 PARAITFM i Query Al Load Cal Only Cal user Save List Step Action Save List Clicking this button which is only available after a Query All will prompt for a filename to which the parameter data will be saved Note that all data including calibration and scaling data will be saved when in Cal user mode The parameter values are saved to a text file ttp file extension and can be used as a record of settings used within a device and also used to re configure the same device at a later date or another device 7 P amp RAITFM e Query All Load Cal Only Cal user Load List Step Action Load List Clicking this button will prompt for a filename ttp file extension which will be used to load previously saved or edited data back into
42. ng Rev A 008 0737 00 e The TMS device is connected to the wrong communications port at the PC end should be the same as was selected on the Settings tab or at the TMS end should be J7 e f trying to connect for the first time the connections may be incorrect RS232 requires a crossover between devices so Rx should connect to Tx and vice versa e Check all of the above and try again 42 TMS Toolkit User Manual V 1 2 4 June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved 7 Troubleshooting Rev A 008 0737 00 7 3 Error Messages An error occurred while attempting to identify device This message appears whenever TMS Toolkit attempts to connect to a TMS device and receives an unexpected or invalid response Error x 4n error occurred while attempting to identify device Possible reasons are as follows e The connected device is nota TMS e The connection between the PC and the TMS is too long for reliable RS232 communications e Check all of the above and try again 7 4 Error Messages Broadcast ID Information This message appears whenever TMS Toolkit sends an XXXX response Broadcast D Information R 8 em 8 l You have entered 000000 as the ID which is reserved For the broadcast ID All devices on the same channel and A using the same SysID as the TMS will receive data transmitted You will not normally see any response to broadc
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44. oolkit Setup License Agreement Please read the following license agreement carefully END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT FOR TMS TOOLKIT IMPORTANT READ CAREFULLY This Honeywell End User License Agreement EULA is a legal agreement between you either an individual or a single entity and Honeywell International Incorporated for the Honeywell software product identified above which includes computer software and may include associated media printed materials and online or electronic documentation SOFTWARE PRODUCT By installing copying or otherwise using the SOFTWARE PRODUCT you agree to be bound by the terms of this EULA If you do not agree to the terms of this EULA do not install or use the SOFTWARE PRODUCT SOFTWARE PRODUCT LICENSE v accept the terms of the license agreement donot accept the terms of the license agreement lt Back Cancel e Select the folder where the installation files should be copied and click the Next button TMS Toolkit Setup Choose Destination Location Select folder where setup will install files KE Install TMS Toolkit to C Program Files TMST oolkit Change lt Back Cancel f Click the Install button to start the installation g Click the Finish button to complete the installation h Launch the program from Start gt Programs gt TMS Toolkit Desktop short cut icon will also be placed 14 TMS Toolkit User Manual V 1 2 4 June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell
45. paramaters available inthe connected device Click on a paramete to view and edit the parameter value or lo execute a command Device Parameters M Group iy Parameter List a B Command HCALRESET RESET ASTERRAFLAG SCOFF gt SCON ZERONOW E ti Read Orly Dn D HCOUNTS DO HTRANSRATE DO TAGOPYAL D ERRDESC D ERRFLAG D MODEL RA PARACNT D PARALIST D PARATOT PERCENT D VALUE D VERSION D ZEROOK ON Read wiite RA ANOUTHIGH 4 anouTLow QA HCALPOINTS D CALVALJET DI Va ua DI HCALVALUES D HOALVALUE D HCALVALUES D HCALVALUEG D HOALVALUE GA SCALAMALIER DI CALVALUES DI wrastmoveE D Du D HRESCALE D SCSCALE QA TRGTIMER QA TRIGLEVEL D ZEROLIMIT DI auxBauD D AUXOPTYPE PA RSLINRATF EI Load List Load Cal Only ket DEER 8888 88 68B The Cal user mode exposes the calibration and scaling parameters which can then be accessed and edited as required The scaling parameters ANOUTHIGH and ANOUTLOW determine the scaling of the standard outputs analog voltage current or frequency and operate independently of the calibration settings Therefore a sensor can be re scaled at any time to represent a different full scale value The calibration parameters consist of the 9 calibration data values CALVALUE1 through 9 and the parameter CALPOINTS that sets the number of calibration points that are active The CALRESET command performs a purge of the calibration memories a
46. purposes such as noise immunity improvement NOTE This connection shall be bonded to Protective Earth at the source of supply in accordance with national local electrical code requirements I Earth Ground Functional earth connection NOTE This connection shall be bonded to Protective Earth at the source of supply in accordance with national and local electrical code requirements IE Chassis Ground Identifies a connection to the chassis or frame of the equipment shall be bonded to Protective Earth at the source of supply in accordance with national and local electrical code requirements vi TMS Toolkit User Manual V 1 2 4 June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved Contents 1 ell AAT 9 1 1 System Requirements ccccccesceesseeeeseeeeeeeeeeseeseseeeeeseneesseeseseeeenseeeeeees 9 2 MODES OF OPERATION cccssccccsseeccsseecnseeeenseeenseeeeesesenaees 11 3 INSTALLATION ccccccccssesccsseeccsseeensseeeceseecesseeeseeeeeeeeneesenaees 13 4 INITIAL CONFIGURATION 0 ccccssseecssseecssseecsssseesseeenssesenaees 17 5 NORMAL USER MODE isin AeA ee 19 EW UE de TEEN 19 GOMMUMNICATIONS enki rcs EE 19 Device INFOFMALUON NEE 20 Packet GOuUmtsic fist eene 21 BR EE 22 le TE Ca WIDOW ET 23 Srel Ee 23 52 M t Dropped TMS ar a ae r aa ae raaa aa reei EEN 23 5 3 Parameters Taba eaaa areenaa aaaea CA NEE ENN 26 Butto
47. rameter NOTE All calibration data and all analog output setting data will be cleared by CalReset It is recommended to save the parameter list before invoking CalReset Any change to AnOutHigh will result in the cancellation of any zero offset value stored in SysZero CalReset Resets all calibration information When the reset command is issued all calibration data and all settings of the analog outputs AnOutHigh and AnOutLow are cleared so no reliable output will be available until all of the calibration points specified by the CalPoints parameter and the required values of AnOutHigh and AnOutLow have been entered NOTE All calibration data and all analog output setting data will be cleared by CalReset It is recommended to save the parameter list before invoking CalReset Any change to AnOutHigh will result in the cancellation of any zero offset value stored in SysZero CalValue1 These values are written in engineering units when the appropriate load is applied Each of the nine parameters can be written at any time See Calibration section later in this document NOTE the values entered MUST CalPoints Sets the number of calibration points in use Value must be between 2 and 9 Any change in CalPoints should be followed by a CalReset command to clear the previous unwanted calibration data from the memories For correct system operation the number of active calibration values CalValue 1 9 must be equal
48. ries and errors in communications such as timeouts etc will be reported in the Error List in red Error List o 07 22 45 NAK in anouthigh 07 15 44 NAK in calvaluel 9 b Clicking the button on the header will clear the window 5 2 Multi Dropped TMS Multiple TMS 9250 devices can be connected to the same serial bus and port when that port is either an RS485 port or has an RS232 to RS485 converter attached When more than one TMS 9250 is present the auto detection of TMS ID will not work It is necessary to declare the ID of the TMS 9250 device that the communication is intended to be routed to that particular device This is done in the COMMS SETTINGS window by entering the ID of the TMS 9250 system in the form XXXXXX in the field labeled TMS ID Step Action V 1 2 4 June 2011 TMS Toolkit User Manual Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved 23 5 Normal User Mode Rev A 008 0737 00 Settings This button will allow the serial port and baud rate to be configured Connect This will automatically connect to the local TMS device if the TMS ID can be determined Disconnect This will stop the communication between the connected device and the serial port Communications ZEN TMS Toolkit vl2A Settings TMS Connected Not Determined Device Information NOTE All of the windows can
49. rk data on the system being damaged or lost or may result in the inability to properly operate the process gt CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided may result in minor or moderate injury It may also be used to alert against unsafe practices CAUTION symbol on the equipment refers the user to the product manual for additional information The symbol appears next to required information in the manual WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in serious injury or death WARNING symbol on the equipment refers the user to the product manual for additional information The symbol appears next to required information in the manual A WARNING RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK Indicates a potential shock hazard where HAZARDOUS LIVE voltages greater than 30 Vrms 42 4 Vpeak or 60 VDC may be accessible A kid ESD HAZARD Indicates danger of electro static discharge to which equipment may be sensitive Observe precautions for handling electrostatic sensitive devices S Protective Earth PE terminal Provided for connection of the protective earth green or green yellow supply system conductor v June 2011 TMS Toolkit User Manual V 1 2 4 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved Symbol Definition Functional earth terminal Used for non safety
50. t can be edited and written to the device by clicking the Write button next to the field Note that any attempt to set a SysZero value which is beyond the limits set by ZeroLimit will result in the zero being adjusted as close to zero as is allowed by ZeroLimit and the display of a red warning message Current SysZero value was clipped to conform to limits set SysZero Limit Status Indicates whether the last attempt at writing SysZero or clicking ZeroNow was successful within preset limits TMS Toolkit User Manual V 1 2 4 June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved 5 Normal User Mode Rev A 008 0737 00 Read All button Reads back current device settings and refreshes the display Quality Test Tab This tab allows you to perform a quality test which checks the integrity of the electronic circuits by sending shunt calibration commands multiple times omm unications pols System Zero Guelty Test 16 FFFFFF FF WOON TMS Toolkit i Paameles Comme Test ig FEFFFF o K d R al A24 Teete quaity of communication link using shur cal 118 0743 FFFFFF FFFFFF Aa3 0 000000 Disconnect ee Reating TMS Connected FFFFFF Device Inforrnati or l Quay Vaus General Info Ze Modat TMSS000 Version 1 40 Default Parameter Vela L fzco OK jecon UK oo ox Petlormng Quality Test COCCECCCCC eee eee Came
51. the system 4 PARAITEM Ge Query All Load Cal Only NOTE The parameter files are actually text files which can be edited using a text editor such as NOTEPAD to remove any parameters that are not required to be written to a device and also to modify parameter values When using NOTEPAD be sure to save the file with a ttp file extension otherwise TMS Toolkit will not recognize it as being a valid parameter file Cal user Load Cal Only Load Cal Only Clicking this button will prompt for a filename ttp file extension which will be used to load previously saved or edited Cal data back into the system 38 June 2011 TMS Toolkit User Manual Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved V 1 2 4 6 Calibration User Mode Rev A 008 0737 00 Z P amp RAITFM X D NOTE A warning message will be displayed advising the user that the calibration data is about to be over written 6 3 Cal User System Zero Tab This tab allows the system zero to be viewed and set To oO S Parameters Comms Test System Zero Quality Test Allows setting system zero manually or automatically Current SysZero value ZeroLimit SysZero Limit Status Current SysZero value is within limits ZERONOW Click this button to perform an automatic system zero Note that the action of the ZERONOW command is limited by the parameter ZeroLimit
52. to determine that the device has responded as a result of a specific request by checking that the PID in the response matches the PID of the request This inclusion of a PID is even more important in an environment where a device is periodically pushing data out to a PC due to one or more of its Events being triggered In this case the data arriving as a result of an Event occurring would have a PID of Evn where n is the number of the event that sent the data Thus by including a PID in a request for data the PID of incoming data packets can be checked to determine if the data is a response to this request or alternatively an unrequested transmission that has been triggered by a remote device s Event Spaces should not be used in the ASCIIXP protocol When devices communicate with each other they always include a FromID and a PacketID Checksums are optional In order to not use a checksum the colon preceding the checksum and the checksum itself must be omitted i e Address command lt 13 gt If no checksum is present in a request the reply will be sent without a checksum Examples of valid packet constructions TolD FromlD PID Data Checksum lt 13 gt TolD PID Data Checksum lt 13 gt TolD Data Checksum lt 13 gt TolD FromlD P D Data lt 13 gt TolD PID Data lt 13 gt TolD Data lt 13 gt Definitions V 1 2 4 ToID A 6 character maximum address which is a HEX representation of the device address All telemetry devices will be manufactured
53. to the number of calibration points that are defined by the to CalValue9 be in ascending order starting with CalValue1 negative values count as lower than positive values The number of calibration points entered must be equal to the number of calibration points activated by CalPoints NOTE The existing calibration data is overwritten by any new input of CalValue1 9 It is recommended to save the parameter list before entering new values Any change to CalValue1 9 will result in the cancellation of any zero offset value stored in SysZero Returns the raw A D counts value derived from the ADC on the rotating Read only sensor The ErrFlag parameter will indicate any errors that have occurred by returning a numeric value that is comprised of binary values representing the various error states i e the binary values for each error are added together to produce the ErrFlag value The error states are not retained between power cycles Decimal Value Error Description No error Power cycled Output clamped Watchdog reset TMS Toolkit User Manual June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved Read only V 1 2 4 8 Appendix Rev A 008 0737 00 Once the errors have been read they can be reset using the RstErrFlag command FastMode Used to initiate raw throughput of data without scaling or filtering Set this Read write
54. ularly transmit a request for data where the receiving device may or may not be activated The user is responsible for receiving the response when it occurs and to determine how to handle the data by inspecting the PID The response would be AAAAAA AAAAAA pid 123 456 lt 13 gt If the parameter returns a string value it may look like this AAAAAA AAAAAA pid TMS 9250 lt 13 gt Note the single quote delimiters around the string data If the device does not recognize the command then it will return AAAAAA AAAAAA pid lt 13 gt e To write a parameter 52 AAAAAA CalValue1 123 456 lt 13 gt TMS Toolkit User Manual V 1 2 4 June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved 8 Appendix Rev A 008 0737 00 Where CalValue1 is the parameter name followed by an equals sign then the data in engineering units To write to a parameter that expects a string value you must enclose the string in single quotes AAAAAA StringVal GROSS lt 13 gt The device will respond with AAAAAA AAAAAA OK lt 13 gt If the device does not recognize the command or the data is invalid then it will return AAAAAA AAAAAA lt 13 gt e To issue a command AAAAAA Reset lt 13 gt Where Reset is the command name The device will respond with AAAAAA AAAAAA OK lt 1 3 gt If the device does not recognize the command or the data is invalid then it will return AAAAAA AAAAAA lt 13 gt e Mult
55. value is 100 representing a threshold of 1 of sensor rated capacity refer to the factory calibration data sheet or the rating plate attached to the sensor to confirm the rated capacity Mode reporting access used by TMS Toolkit software to extract parameter Read only information from the device Returns the model name TMS Read only string V 1 2 4 TMS Toolkit User Manual 47 June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved Used to set the response time of the digital filter Used in conjunction with Read write FiltLevel to control the digital filtering behavior Permissible values are 1 through 10000 Filtering takes the form of an RC equivalent where a change in input value which is greater than the threshold set by FiltLevel causes the output value to be incremented in the number of steps set by FiltSteps The filter refresh rate is 1100 Hz Factory default setting is 10 which in conjunction with the factory default setting of FiltLevel 100 provides for an output increment in the form of x 2 x 3 x 4 x 5 x 6 x 10 where x step change in input of more than FiltLevel 10000 rated capacity Given the filter update rate of 1100 Hz the settling time to 63 final value will be 9 ms Update rate x FiltSteps and to 1 final value will be 45 ms Update rate x FiltSteps x 5 The settling time to 0 1 final value will be 64 ms Update rate x FiltSteps x 7 8 Appen
56. with a unique 3 byte address Example FEDCAB FromlD Optional A 6 character hex address which is the sender s device address This is only required when multiple TMS 9250 devices are connected to the same serial bus PID Optional Up to six characters of numbers or letters to identify the packet If the PID is prefixed with a character the packet will be sent asynchronously i e there will be no retries on transmission and no ACK is required on any underlying transport protocols The programmer will be responsible for catching the returned data packet and handling it This is useful for periodically prompting a device for a value without having to wait and see if it has acknowledged the prompt When the result arrives it can be identified by inspecting its PID Data Data is the information sent to the remote device and can be for requesting data changing a parameter value or executing a command Checksum Optional Is a 2 character ASCII representation of the hex value of ALL the XOR ed bytes in the transmitted packet from the first address byte up to and including the colon preceding the checksum digits A typical checksum may be C7 lt 13 gt The single byte ASCII value 13 always suffixes a data packet TMS Toolkit User Manual 51 June 2011 Honeywell Confidential amp Proprietary 2011 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved 8 Appendix Rev A 008 0737 00 NOTE Th
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