Emerson Process Management 3410 Manual Do Utilizador

3-9000-743 Rev S

June 2013

The Mark III meter firmware is segregated into distinct “tasks”, each of which is protected from 
the operation of the other tasks by the hardware MMU and the operating system. Any attempt 
of a task to access memory allocated to another task results in the shutting down of the errant 
task and a log of the task shutdown. The watchdog then performs a system warm start.

6.9.6

Log transfer integrity

The Mark III optionally generates logs in standards-based XML files. These XML files are 
compressed into binary files and CRC protected for transfer from the meter to the user's PC 
where they are checked for CRC integrity and de-compressed before being further processed 
into reports for the user.

6.9.7

Data value limit checks

All Mark III stored data resides in an internal database in which each data point has pre-
programmed "sanity limits." The database enforces these limits on all values written to it, thus 
ensuring that under no circumstances will any data take on an illegal value.

6.9.8

Configuration dependency checks

The Mark III checks for and enforces configuration dependency checks on most configuration 
values written to it (either by Modbus or to the native data point using Daniel MeterLink). For 
example, the AGA8 Detail method cannot be selected if the temperature input is disabled. This 
provides enhanced protection against inadvertent misconfiguration by the user.