Mastering HART: HART Protocol explained for Beginners

In this comprehensive HART tutorial, we dive into the world of Highway Addressable Remote Transducer (HART) communication protocol. HART is widely used in industrial automation systems to enable two-way communication between smart devices and controllers.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced professional, this tutorial is designed to provide you with everything you need to know about HART, from the basics of its operation to advanced configuration and troubleshooting techniques. We cover topics such as HART protocol stack, addressing modes, frame structure, HART devices, communication modes, and more.
Throughout the video, we use practical examples and real-world use cases to help you understand how to implement and integrate HART devices with your industrial networks. Whether you are an engineer, technician, or operator, this tutorial will equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to master HART and improve your productivity.
So, if you're looking to expand your knowledge of industrial automation systems or simply wanting to learn more about HART, this tutorial is a must-watch. Join us on this journey to discover the world of HART communication protocol!.

[@CarlosGutierrez-cb6jw]

In some sections of the video, there are two overlapping voices that don't allow for a clear understanding or the ability to stay focused because one ends up trying to understand what both voices are saying.

[@TheCraigrenard]

Please do this video again as the audio overlaps and can not be heard clearly

[@InstrumentCalibration]

Hello Craigrenard
Sorry for the inconvenience. I will do it again. Thanks for letting us know.

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👍Thank you , Good explain

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[@alexanderdmello2749]

I think there is unintentional audio and audio overlap through the Intro and What is HART Technology.
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Hello Alexander
Thank you for your valuable feedback. We really appreciate it. And we definitely try to improve the quality of our video. Once again thank you.

[@prakashkaran-ij5sf]

Yes, can you reupload this video, the audio is overlapping. Can't understand the concept.

[@abdullamamun3841]

In your presentation you showed 250 ohm resistor connect with +ve side and also -ve side of power supply. Which one we follow

[@InstrumentCalibration]

Hello Abdulla
It will work on both way. However, normally, It should be connected on +VE (positive) side of power supply.

[@onepower7663]

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[@mustafajassim6532]

hart protocol is hybrid digital and analoge, the digital consist from 4 values 1-primary 2-secondary 3-ternary 4 quarter, hart based on Bell202 with modulation of FSk.
Hart transmitter working with 3 type of command, 1- common practice 2- universal 3- specific
Each one have different task to do
Hart working with method of master and slave
Each loop can contain in maximum 2 master in one loop.
my regards from IRAQ

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[@ibrahimnasr2436]

Is there a simulation program for calibration training and instrumentation connections?

[@medmiro6948]

The same question if you find it tag me please Big respect

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Hello Ibrahim I
I will make one video on this, if I have content in future related this simulation.

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@@medmiro6948 Hello MEd I will make one video on this topic, If i have content in future.

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Dcs and plc operation video we want

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Hello Arunkumar
I will make one video on this topic in future

[@ritushilpi1]

I didn't understand why 250 ohm resistor is used ? Is it really to bypass the capacitors

[@ravivarmma]

@callibration academy, could you please redo the video. The audio is overlapping with some other video

[@InstrumentCalibration]

We are working on that.Thanks for the feedback

[@DouglasHenrique-ur8lv]

Hello, I have been finding different ways to connect the hart communicator to the instrument.
1_Resistor in series with '+'
2_Resistor in series with '-'
And in these two cases, the hart communicator pointers are connected to the instrument's '+' and '-' terminals.
3_The resistor in series with '-' of the loop and the hart communicator with the leads at the ends of the resistor.
As seen in the manual.
Is there any difference, does it change according to the application or instrument?
Could you help me with this question?

[@InstrumentCalibration]

Hello Douglas
Thanks for your comment.
Technically, 250 ohm resistor need to be connect in series with + terminal. However, it does not make any difference if you connect with negative terminal. You can still connect HART communicator to device.
Is there any difference, does it change according to the application or instrument?
No, it does not have any relationship with application.