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Generic Device Type Manager for HART®-Field Devices

If Universal and Common Practice Commands of the HART® protocol are sufficient for commissioning, operation and maintenance of HART® field devices in a plant, any field device can be parameterized using the Generic HART® DTM.

This DTM contains parameterization, diagnosis, display of dynamic variables and data acquisition with archiving in csv-formatted text files or Microsoft ACCESS data bases. In addition 5 calibration methods with a step by step guide are provided.

Together with PACTware you are provided with an extremely cost-saving solution to get data acquisition and an easy condition monitoring.

Generic HART DTM

This training video shows basic condition monitoring of HART® devices (2:59 Min, english, no audio)

We offer the Generic HART®DTM Release 5.0 in our Download Area for testing. User interface and documentation are available in German and English.

Download our training videos here and 5 minutes later you will know how Generic HART®DTM works!

For device manufacturers the Generic HART®DTM can be ordered with an own Brand Label.

Do you require a special DTM for your field device to provide all features to your customers in an appealing manner? Find out more about the implementation of a DTM. More ...
No license is required for a 30 days test after installation of the DTM. All functions (including print and storage of parameter sets) except calibration are available. The Standard License unlocks the DTM for unlimited use on one PC. The Professional License additionally provides 5 calibration methods: sensor trim, zero trim, DAC trim, scaled DAC trim and loop test for use on one PC. The Site License permits the use of the Generic HART DTMs on all PCs at a company site.


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