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ValVue Digital Communications Software Ver. 2.80
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GE Oil & Gas
Custom
Linearization
When mounted on a reciprocating valve, a small
non-linearity
in the
reported valve
position
versus actual valve position may result
fro
m
the
linkage
configuration.
This non-linearity can
be corrected using a custom characterization that matches the specific linkage used.
The
custom
linearization
procedure
automatically
generates
this custom characterization.
Custom characterization must be the selected configuration option to use the generated
curve.
This option is selected automatically when you click OK to accept the displayed curve.
Two types of linkages are modeled: simple and compound. Most Masoneilan linkages use the
compound linkage system.
Clicking Cancel on the
Custom Linearization
tab returns
to the
Configuration
tab without
changing
the characterization.
Figure 7 Custom Linearization
Linkage
Parameters
Stroke Length - The distance of stem movement from 0% to 100% position.
Lever 1 Length - The length of the lever connected to the rotating element of the SVI2.
Position at horizontal - The valve position when Lever 1 is horizontal (for normally
positioned valves).
Lever 2 Length - The length of the 2nd lever in a compound lever. This lever connects
the 1st lever to the valve stem.
Offset - The horizontal distance from the connection between the two levers and the
connection of the 2nd lever to the stem.
Lever 2 Above/Below - Select above if Lever 2 points toward the open position and
below if it points toward the closed position.
- Masoneilan 1
- Products 1
- ValVue* Software v2.8 1
- About this Guide 2
- Copyright 2
- Contents 3
- Introduction 17
- About this Manual 18
- Administration 19
- HART Compliance 20
- Failure to Communicate 20
- Installing ValVue 21
- Figure 2 License Agreement 22
- Installing ValVue 23
- Figure 4 Install ValVue 23
- Figure 5 Finish Installation 23
- Add Users 27
- Editing User Accounts 28
- Deleting a User Account 28
- Privilege Level 29
- Starting ValVue 30
- Registering ValVue 30
- Using Unregistered Software 37
- Offline Mode 37
- Offline Operation 38
- ValVue Setup 41
- Mux Setup 46
- Mux Reset 48
- Troubleshooting ValVue Mux 50
- Configuring Burst Mode 51
- Connecting Devices 53
- Selecting a Device 54
- Advanced Setup with 57
- Configuration Parameters 58
- Calibration Steps 58
- Tri-Loop Configuration 63
- SVI II AP Software Manual 65
- ValVue SVI II AP Work 67
- Working in ValVue 68
- ValVue Help 69
- ValVue Screens 71
- SVI II AP Monitor 73
- Button and Fields 74
- SVI II AP Monitor Screen 75
- Changing the Setpoint 76
- Status on the Monitor Screen 77
- Setting the Air Action 85
- Calibrate Travel 85
- Setup Selections Made 86
- Progress Dialog 87
- Restore SVI Data 91
- Reports 95
- General Information 97
- Operating Data 97
- Configuration Information 97
- Tag Information 100
- Tag Information 101
- Configure Screen 101
- Characterization 102
- Custom Characterization 103
- Bumpless Transfer 107
- Near Closed 107
- Button Lock 107
- Position Limit Stops 108
- Single/Double Acting 108
- Air-to-Open / Air-to-Close 108
- Position Fault Limits 108
- Language 108
- Pressure Units 109
- Configure I/O 109
- Output Switches (DO) 110
- Digital Input (DI) 111
- Input Signal Range (AI) 111
- Position Retransmit (AO) 111
- Burst Settings 112
- Configure Context Menu 113
- Custom Linearization 114
- Trend Screen 117
- Trend Graph Features 118
- Trend Context Menu 120
- Calibrate Screen 121
- Signal Calibration Procedure 122
- High signal Value Calibration 124
- Advanced Parameters 127
- Calibrate Context Menu 129
- Reset to Factory Cal 130
- Live Tuning 131
- Diagnostics Screen 133
- Diagnostic Tests 134
- Speed Level 137
- Select Curve 139
- Data Points 139
- Select curve 139
- Signature 1 139
- Signature 2 139
- Step Test 142
- Ramp Test 144
- Diagnostics Context Menu 147
- Reset Continuous Diagnostics 148
- Status Screen 149
- Clear Current Faults 150
- Clear All Faults 150
- Status Code List 150
- Status Code List 151
- GE Oil & Gas 152
- Table 9 LCD Error Messages 159
- Status Context Menu 161
- Check Screen- Advanced 163
- Troubleshooting 163
- Information Displayed 164
- Check Context Menu 164
- Set I/P Edit Box 165
- I/P Indicator 165
- Changing HART 167
- Versions 167
- References 169
- Technical Release 170
- Revision History 171
- Technical Release Notes.doc 172
- Supported HART Modems 175
- (End of Document) 182
- SVi1000 Software Manual 185
- ValVue Overview 188
- System Requirements 188
- ValVue SVi1000 Work 189
- Environment 189
- Working in SVi1000 190
- SVi1000 Help 191
- SVi1000 Tabs 192
- Trend Tab 193
- Configure Tab 194
- Calibrate Tab 195
- Status Tab 196
- ValVue SVi1000 197
- Figure 8 Check Tab 197
- Adjust Operations 200
- 2. Signal/Position Data 201
- 3. Status on the Monitor Tab 202
- Send Command drop down list 202
- 4. Information Pane 204
- Monitor Context Menu 205
- How to Create Reports 207
- Report Setup 211
- Generate Report 212
- Setup Wizard 213
- Setup Wizard Selections 214
- Positive Beta Negative Beta 223
- Configure 229
- Air Action 235
- Position Limits 236
- DO Output Switches 237
- Calibrate 241
- Figure 40 Calibrate Tab 242
- Calibration 243
- PID and Advanced Parameters 244
- Open Stop Adjustment 246
- Run Find Stops 248
- Manual Find Stops 250
- Auto Tune 251
- Active Faults 254
- General 255
- Figure 59 Status Tab: General 255
- Instrumentation 256
- Actuator 257
- Pneumatics 258
- Critical 259
- Electronics 260
- Fault Matrix 263
- Fault Matrix 265
- Optional Switch Load Limits 277
- Checking Switch Operation 279
- ValVue 12400 Software 281
- ValVue 12400 Work 283
- Working in ValVue 12400 285
- Tools Menu 286
- Modes of Operation 287
- Change Mode 288
- ValVue 12400 Help 291
- ValVue 12400 Screens 292
- Basic Setup 295
- Advanced Setup 296
- Transmitter Diagnostics 297
- Figure 87 Status Screen 298
- Figure 88 Check Screen 299
- Controller Monitor 300
- Controller Output 305
- Level Measurement 306
- Send Command 307
- PID Controller Mode 309
- 12400 Monitor Context Menu 310
- Restore 12400 Data 312
- Save 12400 Data 313
- English French 320
- Italian German 320
- Spanish Spanish 320
- Japanese Portuguese 320
- 12400 Monitor 323
- Level Indicator 324
- Send Command 331
- Command Selection 332
- Update Configured Data 334
- Controller Setup 335
- PID Controller Alarms 336
- PID Parameters Settings 337
- PID Controller Configuration 338
- PID Controller Setpoint Range 339
- Parameters include: 342
- Graph Display 344
- Changing the Graph View 345
- Detach Trend 347
- Capture to Clipboard 347
- Exiting in Setup Mode 350
- Transmitter 353
- Transmitter Mounting 354
- Transmitter Action 355
- Display Language 356
- Level Transmitter 357
- Applying Basic Setup Changes 361
- Basic Setup Context Menu 362
- SG Service 363
- Signal Range 365
- Local User Interface 368
- Changing Configuration 369
- SG Meter Calibration 370
- Reset to Factory 372
- Set SIL2 Settings 373
- Alarm Hysteresis 375
- Changing Level Units 377
- Zero Shift 378
- Reduced Span 378
- DO Switches 379
- Configuring DO Switches 380
- Configuring DO Switches 381
- Database 382
- Displacer Type 386
- Torque Tube and Chamber 387
- Chamber Options 392
- Applying Database Changes 394
- Filters and Tuning 395
- Smart Filter Enable 396
- Filter Parameters 397
- Autotune 400
- Calibration Filter 401
- Calibration Tools 403
- Signal Selection 404
- 4 - 20 mA Calibration 405
- Coupling 410
- Calibration Reset 411
- Advanced Setup Context Menu 415
- Diagnostics 417
- Continuous Diagnostic Data 418
- Service Time 420
- Set Interval 421
- Calibration Raw Range 423
- Specific Gravity Meter 424
- Specific Gravity Meter 425
- Log Only 429
- Annunciate 430
- User Faults 2 431
- Failsafe 432
- User Faults 1 433
- Clearing Faults 434
- Set Fail High/Fail Low 438
- Set Fail High/Fail Low 439
- ValVue VECTOR Software 443
- About This Manual 446
- Installation 447
- ValVue VECTOR 449
- Operational Overview 449
- Working in ValVue VECTOR 456
- ValVue VECTOR Help 456
- ValVue VECTOR Tabs 457
- Maintenance Tab 460
- Communication Tab 462
- Alerts Tab 463
- Battery Tab 464
- Run Setup Wizard 467
- Scan for Devices 468
- Figure 301 Trend Context Menu 471
- Configure Power Tab 474
- Configure Wireless Tab 477
- Join Mode 478
- Radio Power Output 478
- Radio Upgrade 478
- Over the Air Upgrade 478
- Configure Wired Tab 479
- Buttons and Fields 480
- Primary: This the default 480
- Secondary 480
- Configure 4-20 mA Tab 481
- Linear 482
- Special Curve 482
- Configure Burst Settings Tab 484
- Auto Burst 485
- Automatic Update 485
- Burst Command 487
- Configure Auto Burst 489
- Configure Manual Burst 489
- Configure Adapter Info Tab 495
- Configure Adapter Info Tab 497
- Configure Time Screen 498
- Maintenance 501
- Status Screen: General 505
- Device_Status 507
- IO_and_Subdevice_Status 508
- Ext_Device_Status 509
- WirelessHART_Status 510
- Device_Diagnostic_Status_0 511
- Device_Specific_Status_0 512
- Device_Specific_Status_1 513
- Communication 515
- Communication Tab 517
- Battery Info Screen 521
- to apply changes 522
- ValVue HDLT Software 525
- Monitor Tab 527
- Menu - Monitor 534
- Configuration Tab 536
- Menu - Configure 539
- Calibration Tab 540
- Level Transmitter Calibration 541
- Menu - Calibrate 541
- Calibration Parameters Tab 542
- Calibration Tools Tab 544
- Controller Parameters Tab 546
- Menu - Controller 548
- Controller Tab 549
- Configuration DataBase Tab 551
- Transmitter Diagnostics Tab 553
- Menu - Diagnostics 554
- Menu Bar and Footer Buttons 555
- ValVue SVI Software 557
- Command Result Display 564
- Read Status 567
- Menu -Configure 577
- Controller Configure Tab 578
- Calibration Value 583
- Calibration Value- Pressure 584
- Diagnostics Tab 589
- Diagnostic Reports 595
- Menu -Status Tab 603
- Check Tab 604
- Menu-Check 605
- Controller Settings Tab 609
- Custom Characterization 631
- Linearization 632
- Configure 633
- Menu - Check 656
- DIRECT SALES OFFICE LOCATIONS 660
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