Features:
- Eight parallel D/A paths convert controller words into independently regulated current outputs.
- Eight HART modems share the field loops with the analog process signals.
- M1 terminal-block wiring supports the documented redundant I/O arrangement.
The current range assigned to a channel determines the electrical value produced from its output word.
HART variables travel through the loop without replacing the channel’s primary analog value.
Diagnostic and status paths distinguish module supply conditions from individual field-circuit faults.
The Siemens 6DL1165-6TF00-0PH1 ET 200PA SMART+ HART Analog Output Module may still be available for purchase and support from Apter Power beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
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Converting one controller value on each output channel
- Range selection: A channel applies its configured current span to the digital output word.
- Parallel conversion: Eight D/A converters update the field loops without a shared sequential converter.
- Two-wire load: The output supplies the current command used by the connected two-wire field device.
- Fault boundary: A wire break or ground short is diagnosed on the affected channel rather than treated as a controller value.
Sharing analog loops with digital device communication
- Primary value: The analog current remains the main control signal on each output circuit.
- HART modem: One modem per channel exchanges digital parameters with the connected field device.
- MultiHART: Selected secondary variables can be mapped into the module process image.
- Timing choice: Refresh time changes with ordinary HART or MultiHART operation.
Organizing the module around an M1 terminal block
- Terminal requirement: The documented redundant arrangement uses an M1 type terminal block.
- Output pairing: The redundant station paths address the same field-side output circuits through the approved arrangement.
- RUN changes: Supported parameter changes can be applied while the station remains in operation.
- Isolation path: Channels remain isolated from the backplane bus and load-voltage supply as specified.
Separating loop faults from module conditions
- Wire break: Open-circuit supervision identifies loss of continuity in a configured current loop.
- Ground short: The module reports the documented short-circuit-to-ground condition by channel.
- Range fault: Overflow or underflow indicates a value outside the configured output boundary.
- LED levels: Channel, PWR, DIAG and MAINT indications locate the condition at field or module level.