This is a microprocessor-based smart transmitter with excellent stability. It is suitable for measuring the differential pressure (flow rate, liquid level, etc.) of fluids that are highly corrosive or condensable, or fluids with deposited metal.
- Safe instrumentation: IEC 61508-compliant and SIL2-certified
- Excellent usability: zero/span adjustment without opening the cover
- Various functions: send alarm by contact output (optional)
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Device DTM
Device DTM for HART®
| Model Name | Type | S/W Version | Version |
|---|---|---|---|
| PTG_ _ _<Rev1> | Pressure Transmitter | >=E.2 | →2.4.19.116 and Extension 2.0.0.0 for Model AVP7_ _ *1 |
| ATT_ _ _<Rev1> | Temperature Transmitter | >=1.4 | |
| MGG_ _ _<Rev1> | Flow Meter | >=6.0 | |
| MTG_ _ _<Rev2> | Flow Meter | >=7.0 | |
| AVP70_<Rev1> | Valve Positioner | >=2.2 | |
| AVP77_, AVP78_, AVP79_<Rev1> | Valve Positioner | >=2.2 | |
| Advanced Transmitter<Rev2> | Pressure Transmitter | >=5.1 | |
| Pro-V<Rev6> *2(Ax2_ _ _) | Flow Meter | >=78.02 | |
| Advanced Transmitter<Rev1> | Pressure Transmitter | >=2.0 | →1.1.1.182 |
*1. Please install the extension in order to use the step response test and valve signature functions of models AVP7 _ _.
*2. Models AX2 _ _ _ are registered as “Pro-V” by the FieldComm Group. Devices with a software version ending with 78.02 or greater are supported. The software version is displayed at power-on.
Device DTM for FOUNDATION™ Fieldbus
| Model Name | Type | S/W Version | Version |
|---|---|---|---|
| MGG_ _ _<Rev1> | Flow Meter | >=2.2 | →2.6.15.75 and Extension 2.0.0.0 for Model AVP7_ _ *3 |
| AVP70_ <Rev1> | Valve Positioner | >=2.6 | |
| GTX_ _ _ <Rev1> | Pressure Transmitter | >=1.5 |
*3. Please install the extension in order to use the step response test and valve signature functions of models AVP7 _ _.
DD
DD-FOUNDATION™ Fieldbus
| Model Name | Type | Device Type | Device revision | DD Revision |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GTX_ _ _ | Pressure Transmitter | 1501 | 01 | →03 |