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1. Corporation VIATOR Bluetooth Interface for use with HART Devices Users Manual DM0100410UAE MACTek VIATOR BLUETOOTH INTERFACE USER S MANUAL LIMITED WARRANTY VIATOR Interface for HART MACTek Corporation warrants this interface and all its component against defects in materials or workmanship for a period of one year from the date of purchase This warranty only extends to the original consumer of this product If the Interface or a component does not function because of defects in material or workmanship during the warranty period MACTek will either repair the defective product or replace it with a new or remanufactured functionally equivalent product of equal value The original consumer must send proof of purchase along with the defective product as provided below To obtain service under this warranty first call the MACTek Support Center to obtain a Return Merchandise Authorization RMA number from MACTek then deliver the product shipment pre paid to MACTek addressed as follows MACTek Engineering Dept Attn RMA 2112 Case Parkway South 1 Twinsburg OH 44087 USA Call the MACTek Support Center at 330 487 5477 to obtain an RMA number or for further product or service information under this warranty MACTek has no obligation to repair or replace any defective product that has been subject to misuse neglect accident or abuse or subject to alteration or repair by person2. NOTES of CONTROL Drawing AT1000410C A PDF copy of the CONTROL DRAWING AT0100410C is located on the provided MACTek Installation and Documentation Compact Disk provide in the shipping box The latest revisions are located on the MACTek web site 7 2 1 Control Drawing Notes 1 No revision to drawing without fm approval 2 For installations in the United States the associated apparatus and HART transmitter must be FM Approvals FM approved 3 For installations in Canada the associated apparatus and HART transmitter must be Canadian approved 4 For installations in Europe the associated apparatus and HART transmitter must be ATEX approved 5 Associated apparatus and HART transmitter manufacturer s installation drawing must be followed when installing this equipment 6 Installations in the United States should be in accordance with ANSI ISA rp12 06 01 installation of intrinsically safe systems for hazardous classified locations and the latest edition of the national electrical code ANSI NFPA 70 7 Installation in Canada should be in accordance with the latest edition of the C22 1 Canadian electrical code part I 8 Installations in Europe shall be in accordance with latest editions of the wiring practices for the country of origin DM0100410UAE 9 MACTek VIATOR BLUETOOTH INTERFACE USER S MANUAL 9 For installation in the United States and Canada control equipment connected to associated apparatus must not use or gen
3. drawing 0100410 for all agencies Entity Parameters Ui 30V li 130mA Pi 1W Ci OuF Li OmH Uo 1 7V lo 2 5mA Po 1 1mW Co 100uF Lo 1H Nonincendive Field Wiring Parameters Ui 30V li 130mA Pi 1W Ci OuF Li OmH Uo 1 7V lo 2 5mA Po 1 1mW Co 100uF Lo 1H WARNING Use only approved batteries Energizer EN92 WARNING Do not mix old and new batteries WARNING Do not replace batteries when explosive gas atmosphere may be present Contains FCC ID TJ9RN41 1 Contains IC ID 6514A RN411 Assembled in the USA MACTek Corporation 7380 Stoneham Road Gates Mills OH 44040 USA 440 423 0955 Figure 3 CERTIFICATION AND APPROVAL LABEL DM0100410UAE 8 MACTek VIATOR BLUETOOTH INTERFACE USER S MANUAL 7 INSTALLATION 7 1 Non Classified Area Installation The VIATOR Bluetooth Interface two clip leads are directly connected across either the HART compliant transmitter or the associated 4 20mA current loop terminating resistor The VIATOR Bluetooth Interface HART connections are polarity independent 7 2 Classified Area Installation ONLY QUALIFIED PERSONAL TRAINED FOR INSTALLATION AND USE OF EQUIPMENT IN AREAS CLASSIFIED AS HAZARDOUS LOCATIONS PER LOCAL REGIONAL OR NATIONAL CODES AND OR STANDARDS SHOULD INSTALL AND USE THIS APPARATUS For installation in areas classified as HAZARDOUS LOCATION refer to CONTROL drawing AT0100410C The following twelve 12 items are taken from the
4. Division Class 1 Division 1 Group A B C D Gas T4 20 C lt ta lt 50 Intrinsic Safety Zone Class1 Zone 0 AEx ia IIC T4 20 C lt ta x 50 C Non Incendive Class I Division 2 T4 20 C ta s 50 C EMC EUROPE Directive 2004 108 EC CE approved for emissions and immunity EN 61326 1 UNITED STATES FCC Part 15B Contains FCC ID T9J RN41 1 CANADA IECS 003 Contains IC ID 6514 411 Directive ROHS 2002 95 EC Restricted materials not used Note 1 Approved for use in areas classified as HAZARDOUS LOCATION with only ENERGIZER EN92 AAA 1 5VDC batteries DM0100410UAE 7 MACTek VIATOR BLUETOOTH INTERFACE USER S MANUAL 6 Product Labels 6 1 Serial Number Label The VIATOR Bluetooth Interface serial number label is located on the front device and consists of two lines of text Line 1 top contains the last six characters of the MAC address of the Bluetooth radio followed by the month and year of construction Line 2 bottom contains the eight digit MACTek serial number of this device Label Format Line 1 MAC xxxxxx MM YY Line 2 5 41222222 6 2 Rear Label VIATOR Bluetooth Interface for use with HART devices model 010041 Intrinsically Safe Class Division l Groups A B C D AEx ia IIC T4 Maxium Ambient 50 C Class I Division 2 Groups A B C D Temp Class T4 Max ambient 50 C APPROVED Il 1 G Ex ia T4 20 C lt Ta lt 50 C 1 25 FMO8ATEX0007 Install per control
5. E USER S MANUAL Table of Contents de COMERME AL PL 1 1 1 Getting Started A oes Ore Ree eee Ewe ee ie ees aa a ec 2 1 2 Hardware and Software Requirements 4 4 4 4 442 2 072 2 1 3 Hardware and Software 2 1 4 Power Push Button and LED Operation 2 1 5 Under Voltage teet rete rette Eo Ee HE Fere tere eve ta 3 1 6 Bluetooth idle 3 o GOWN o uxo adonde A tiges t omia eiie 3 1 8 Battery Replacement 3 A oerte het E EE E Ehe E E E ER ERRR E E A E E 4 VAN REPA PET RTT 4 2 Establishing Communications teet AAA AAA AAA aad ntl reds 5 2 1 A E oce Me E E T 5 2 2 Connections from a 6 2 3 Connection PODEMOS Ze dads cig 6 Bluetooth Badio oso Gos MD df 6 Technical Specificato dcs EHE CERE seconds ERU REL RD bte 7 5 Gerlfications and ADpIOVAls 5 etri ota pel pte ARA tonis oap pride 7 Product PE 8 6 1 Serial Number EAD cuoc epoca Too AA AO TA A A E Wr re tony Py 8 0 elos 8 T INSTALLATION lee acount i das 9 7 1 Non Classified Area Installation 9 7 2 Classified Area Instal
6. FACE USER S MANUAL 2 2 Connections from HART Applications To use the MACTek VIATOR Bluetooth Interface first power on the device and then start up the HART application From within the HART application select the COM port for the HART interface and select the COM port number associated with the outgoing COM port for the VIATOR Bluetooth Interface You should now be able to use the interface for HART communications 2 3 Connection Problems If there are connection problems try the following procedure Exit all HART applications Power off the VIATOR Bluetooth Interface Wait 10 seconds Power on the MACTek VIATOR Bluetooth Interface Wait 10 second Start up the HART application and try to open the COM port 3 Bluetooth Radio This product contains a contains a Class 1 Bluetooth radio module operating in the 2 4 GHz ISM band utilizing a frequency hopping spread spectrum FHSS scheme The radio module has a range of up to 100 meters when used with a Class 1 Bluetooth adapter and 10 meters range with a Class 2 Bluetooth adapter The operating range can be reduced by interference from other nearby devices transmitting in the 2 4 GHz ISM band These interference sources include some cordless telephones wireless networking devices and even microwave ovens Interference can prevent the establishment of a Bluetooth connection and may also cause HART network message retries The device complies with FCC 47 CFR Part 15 rule
7. NTERFACE USER S MANUAL Figure 4 CONTROL DRAWING AT010410C DM0100410UAE 11
8. Unscrew the captive screw that secures the battery door into the bottom housing Fully remove the battery door with the retained captive screw remove the used batteries and install new batteries When installing the batteries refer to figure 1 2 and observe the battery polarity embossed in the bottom of the battery compartment for each of the three battery positions To complete the battery installation first verify the polarity of the installed batteries as compared to figure 1 2 then re install the battery door into the bottom housing with the captive screw Figure 1 BATTERY COMPARTMENT ASSEMBLY DM0100410UAE 3 MACTek VIATOR BLUETOOTH INTERFACE USER S MANUAL Figure 2 BATTERY COMPARMENT amp BATTERY ORIENTATION WARNING ONLY APPROVED BATTERERIES MAY BE INSTALLED ENERGIZER MODEL 92 AAA 1 5VDC WARNING DO NOT MIX NEW AND OLD BATTERIES WARNING EXPLOSION HAZARD DO NOT OPEN ENCLOSURE OR REPLACE BATTERY WHEN FLAMMABLE OR COMBUSTIBLE ATMOSPHERE IS PRESENT 1 9 Maintenance The VIATOR Bluetooth Interface has 20 rated housing and may be cleaned by wiping the device down with a soft lint free damp cloth to remove dust and dirt A mild non abrasive soap detergent may be used if required Do not use any type abrasive cloth pad to clean the device Do not submerge in liquid when cleaning Visually inspect the unit regularly and discontinue use if the case is cracked or damage or if there is damage to th
9. e to the cable insulation WARNING DO NOT USE ANY TYPE OF ABRASHIVE OR SOLVENT BASED CLEANER OR SUBMERGE DEVICE IN LIQUID WHEN CLEANING 1 10 Repair The VIATOR Bluetooth Interface can only be repaired by authorized MACTek personal To obtain repair services refer to the Limited Warranty provide in this manual WARNING ONLY AUTHORIZED MACTek PERSONAL MAY REPAIR THIS DEVICE DM0100410UAE 4 MACTek VIATOR BLUETOOTH INTERFACE USER S MANUAL 2 Establishing Communications 2 1 Initial Connection The MACTek VIATOR Bluetooth interface uses the standard Bluetooth Serial Port Profile SPP which is supported by most Bluetooth hosts Using SPP creates a virtual serial COM port which allows the interface to be used with HART applications in a manner similar to a traditional built in serial COM port The method to connect to Bluetooth devices varies depending on the Bluetooth Host software that is being used Please refer to the documentation for your Host PC or Bluetooth adapter for instructions on establishing a SPP connection It is highly recommend that the Microsoft Bluetooth Stack be used this Bluetooth stack is directly supported by Windows XP SP2 Many Bluetooth adapters come with third party software to handle the Bluetooth communications however not all are reliable Some third party software stacks have issues with opening and closing COM ports and some HART applications do not work well with in these situations Our testing has sh
10. echnology No additional MACTek hardware is required for the PC There are no MACTek specific drivers or software required to use this product All communications are handled through the Bluetooth Serial Port Profile See the documentation supplied with your computer or Bluetooth adapter for installation instructions for those devices The VIATOR Bluetooth Interface is physically connected either across the HART compliant transmitter or the associated current loop terminating resistor The VIATOR Bluetooth Interface HART connections are polarity independent If the VIATOR Bluetooth Interface is to be installed in areas classified as a HAZARDOUS LOCATION refer to Section 4 INSTALLATION 1 4 Power Push Button and LED Operation The Power push button controls power to the VIATOR Bluetooth Interface and is also used to determine the battery status The VIATOR is turned on by depressing the Power push button for a half second The Status indicator will light for 1 second go out for a half second and then blink to indicate the amount of charge left in the batteries 4 Blinks 80 more Battery power remaining 3 Blinks 50 or more Battery power remaining 2 Blinks 30 or more Battery power remaining 1 Blinks 10 or more Battery power remaining 0 Blinks 7 less than 10 Battery power remaining replace batteries immediately Depressing the Power push button briefly while the unit is on will indicate the amount of charge left in the battery Tu
11. erate more than 250 VRMS or VDC 10 For installations in Europe control room equipment connected to intrinsically safe associated apparatus shall not use or generate more than the marked Um of the associated apparatus 11 The entity concept allows interconnection of intrinsically safe apparatus with associated apparatus when the following is true Ca or Co gt Ci Ccable La or Lo gt Li Lcable Vmax OR Ui gt Voc Vt OR Uo Imax OR li gt Isc It OR lo Pmax OR Pi gt Po 12 Resistance between intrinsically safe ground and earth ground must be less than 1 0 ohm 7 2 2 Control Drawing Entity Parameters The following INTRINSIC SAFETY and NONINCENDIVE entity parameters are reproduced from the CONTROL Drawing AT1000410C INTRINSIC SAFETY Vmax or Ui 30V Imax or li 130mA Pi 1W Ci OuF Li OmH Voc or Uo 1 7V Isc or lo 2 5mA Po 1 2mW Ca or Co 100uF La or Lo 1H NONINCENDIVE FIELD WIRING PARAMETERS Vmax or Ui 30V Imax or li 130mA Pi 1W Ci OuF Li OmH Voc or Uo 1 7V Isc or lo 2 5mA Po 1 2mW Ca or Co 100uF La or Lo 1H 7 2 3 Control Drawing The following page contains the CONTROL DRAWING AT0100410C required for the proper installation of the VIATOR Bluetooth Interface in areas classified as HAZARDOUS LOCATIONS A PDF copy of the CONTROL DRAWING AT0100410C is located on the provided MACTek Installation Compact Disk SS010041IM DM0100410UAE 10 MACTek VIATOR BLUETOOTH I
12. he operation of the VIATOR Bluetooth Interface The VIATOR Bluetooth Interface contains a Class 1 Bluetooth radio with a range of up to 100 meters when used with a Class 1 Bluetooth adapter on your computer When using a Class 2 Bluetooth adapter the range will be limited to 10 meters The operating range can be reduced by interference from other nearby devices transmitting in the 2 4 GHz ISM band These interference sources include some cordless telephones wireless networking devices and even microwave ovens Interference can prevent the establishment of a Bluetooth connection and may also cause HART network message retries The VIATOR Bluetooth Interface approvals certifications technical data sheet CONTROL drawing and this document is available on the MACTek Installation Compact Disk SS 010311M DM0100410UAE 1 MACTek VIATOR BLUETOOTH INTERFACE USER S MANUAL 1 1 Getting Started 1 2 Hardware and Software Requirements e VIATOR Bluetooth Interface Model 010041 e Computer with built in Bluetooth or Bluetooth USB adapter e Windows Operating System Microsoft Windows XP SP2 or Microsoft Windows Vista e HART application software for communication with HART instruments HART communication software must be capable of recognizing virtual Com ports to work with the Interface 1 3 Hardware and Software Installation The MACTek VIATOR Bluetooth Interface for HART Devices connects to your computer over the air using Bluetooth wireless t
13. lation 9 7 2277 Control Drawing Notes susana 9 7 2 2 Control Drawing Entity Parameters 11111 10 7 2 3 Control pru m 10 MACTek VIATOR BLUETOOTH INTERFACE USER S MANUAL 1 OVERVIEW The VIATOR Bluetooth Interface is a point to point modem for temporary connection to HART enabled field devices for use primarily as a configuration management tool The VIATOR Bluetooth Interface is an intrinsically safe designed device for use in hazardous locations The Interface can operate approximately 20 hours powered by three internal replaceable AAA alkaline battery cells The PC host uses an internal Bluetooth interface or an external Bluetooth adapter to communicate with the Bluetooth modem The modem physically attaches to the HART field device with 18 inch lead wires terminated in mini grabbers clips Default operating mode is to establish a Bluetooth connection using the Windows Bluetooth Serial Port Profile SPP and connect your HART application software to the resulting virtual com port The factory default Bluetooth passkey is set to mactek The faceplate push button is used to turn the modem on and off and to check remaining battery level The faceplate LED displays communication heartbeat Bluetooth connection status and battery charge remaining Optional ViatorCheck software provided by MACTek provides a PC based user interface to monitor and configure t
14. own the Microsoft Stack is the best with regards to this All MACTek VIATOR Bluetooth Interfaces have a preset Bluetooth Device Name in the format of MACTekVIATOR XXXX where represents the last four hexadecimal digits of the Bluetooth MAC address for the device The Bluetooth MAC address is printed above the serial number near the bottom of the front label You can use this name to help choose the correct device in a busy Bluetooth environment When you connect to the Bluetooth modem the first time you will need to use a PIN code or passkey to establish a connection Pin Code mactek all lowercase Many Bluetooth stacks will create two COM ports when initially establishing an SPP connection to the VIATOR Bluetooth Interface One port is labeled incoming and is used if the modem attempts to establish the Bluetooth connection The second port is labeled outgoing and is used when the computer establishes the Bluetooth connection The Outgoing COM port number is what will be used by your HART application If using the Microsoft Bluetooth stack after this initial connection is complete opening and closing the outgoing COM port is all that is needed to start a connection to the VIATOR Interface This connection setup only has to be performed the first time a VIATOR Interface is used The operating system will store the PIN code and the COM port number even through reboots DM0100410UAE 5 MACTek VIATOR BLUETOOTH INTER
15. rn the VIATOR Bluetooth Interface off by holding the Power push button down until the Status indicator goes out This takes about 1 second DM0100410UAE 2 MACTek VIATOR BLUETOOTH INTERFACE USER S MANUAL During normal operation the Status Indicator will blink once per second When a Bluetooth connection is established the blink rate will remain the same but the on time will increase With a Bluetooth connection established the Status Indicator will blink twice to show loop activity when the VIATOR is connected to the HART loop 1 5 Under Voltage Lockout When the battery voltage drops below the hardware set Shutdown Voltage of 2 8V the modem will immediately power itself off The User must replace the batteries which is described in section 1 8 1 6 Bluetooth idle timeout The VIATOR Bluetooth Interface can be configured to automatically drop the Bluetooth connection after a period of inactivity to conserve battery power This feature is disabled by default and must be set by the VIATOR CheckBT application 1 7 Inactivity power down The VIATOR Bluetooth Interface will automatically power down to conserve battery life after 30 minutes with no Bluetooth connection The Power push button must be pressed to power the VIATOR Bluetooth Interface up once the inactivity timeout has expired 1 8 Battery Replacement The VIATOR Bluetooth Interface requires three 1 5VDC AAA alkaline batteries To replace the batteries refer to figure 1 1
16. s Operation is subject to the two following conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesirable operation DM0100410UAE 6 VIATOR BLUETOOTH INTERFACE USER S MANUAL 4 Technical Specification HostSystem 2 Any PC PDA Laptop or other computer with Bluetooth support Operating System Windows Windows Mobile or any OS that supports Bluetooth COM port Application Any HART compatible Communication Application A e e o eee OO Bluetooth Version 2 0 EDR Bluetooth 2 0 Class 1 Operating Frequenc 2 4GHz 2402 2480 MHz 79 channels RF Output Power 18dBm Bluetooth 2 0 Class 1 ntegrated Omni Directional Electrical 00 Accepts 3 AAA alkaline cells type IEC LRO3 100 meters open air Environmental 002020200 20 C to 50 C 4 F to 122 F 0 to 95 relative humidity non condensing 20 C to 35 C 4 F to 95 F 0 to 95 relative humidity non condensing Enclosure SOI Enclosure Rating 20 Electrical Connections AAA AN HART I O Interface Cable om length 20AWG stranded termination BLUE mini grabbers 5 Certifications and Approvals Certifications Approvals for use in hazardous areas Note 1 EUROPE ATEX Intrinsic Safety Il 1G Ex ia IIC T4 20 C ta lt 450 USA amp CANADA FM Approval Intrinsic Safety
17. s other than MACTek or its authorized repair agents This warranty does not cover normal wear and tear REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT AS PROVIDED UNDER THIS WARRANTY IS THE SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY OF THE CONSUMER MACTek SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR FOR BREACH OF ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY ON THIS PRODUCT EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT PROHIBITED BY APPLICABLE LAW MACTek SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE Some state or countries do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts so the above limitation may not apply to you In addition some states or countries do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitation may not apply to you This warranty gives you specific legal rights you may also have other rights which vary from state to state and country to country No terms in any purchase order or other sales agreement shall alter or replace the terms contained in this Limited Warranty HART is a registered trademark of the HART Communication Foundation MACTek and VIATOR are registered trademarks of MACTek Corporation VIATORCheckBT is a trademark of the MACTek Corporation The Bluetooth word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG Inc and any use of such marks by MACTek Corporation is under license DM0100410UAE MACTek VIATOR BLUETOOTH INTERFAC
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