0 |
ABB |
1 |
652/653S Temperature |
2 |
Sensor errors |
3 |
Error status byte, indicates errors related to sensors or sensorwires |
4 |
sensor1 |
5 |
sensor2 |
6 |
CJC/electr sens |
7 |
ADC errors |
8 |
Error status byte, indicates errors related to the analog to digital converter or the input stage of the device. |
9 |
# ADC bits |
10 |
Xor ADC data |
11 |
Missing meas |
12 |
ADC init |
13 |
Misc. errors |
14 |
Error status byte, indicates errors related to the device. |
15 |
EEP ack error |
16 |
Downscl EEP xor |
17 |
Downscl RAM xor |
18 |
Downscl EEP/ADC |
19 |
Meas skipped |
20 |
Watchdog tmout |
21 |
Field Device Variable Unit - Engineering unit that the Digital Value, Upper Range Value and Lower Range value will be displayed with. |
22 |
Field Device Variable Value - Digital value that dynamically represents the actual measured primary value of the device, in engineering units. |
23 |
.2f |
24 |
.4f |
25 |
PV AO |
26 |
Analog Output value - Indicates the current output of the field instrument. |
27 |
Percent of Range - Digital value that is proportional to the Digital Value with respect to the range defined by the Lower Range Value and the Upper Range Value. The Units of this variable is always in percent. |
28 |
% |
29 |
High |
30 |
Low |
31 |
None |
32 |
Special |
33 |
.1f |
34 |
Damping Value - Damping time constant applied to both the Digital Value and Analog Value of the respective output. The Unit of this variable is always in seconds. |
35 |
2.2f |
36 |
5.24f |
37 |
Upper Sensor Limit - Value that defines the absolute upper endpoint (largest magnitude) for the digital value. Temperature - Temperature of the process measured with respect to some reference pressure. |
38 |
Lower Sensor Limit - Value that defines the absolute lower endpoint (smallest magnitude) for the digital value. Temperature - Temperature of the process measured with respect to some reference pressure. |
39 |
Minimum Span value - Indicates the minimum allovable value for the span. The span is the algebraic difference between the Upper and Lower Range Value. |
40 |
Sensor Serial Number - Indicates the sensor's module serial number. |
41 |
7d |
42 |
Sensor Limits Units |
43 |
Sensor Limit Units and Minimum Span Units - Engineering unit that the Upper Sensor Limit, Lower Sensor Limit and Minimum Span will be displayed with. |
44 |
Sensor 1 Units |
45 |
Sensor 1 Units - For differential or average measurements only |
46 |
Snsr1 |
47 |
Sensor 1 digital value - For differential or average measurements only |
48 |
Sensor 2 Units |
49 |
Sensor 2 Units - For differential or average measurments only |
50 |
Snsr2 |
51 |
Sensor 2 digital value - For differential or average measurements only |
52 |
CJC/electronics temp units |
53 |
CJC/ electronics temperature digital units |
54 |
CJC |
55 |
Electr |
56 |
If CJC compensation is selected: CJC temperature.Else electronics temperature |
57 |
Sensor type - Indicates the type of the sensor element: millivolt, thermocouple type, resistance thermometer type, ohms. |
58 |
Pt100 IEC 751 |
59 |
Ni100 DIN 43760 |
60 |
T/C Type B IEC 854 |
61 |
T/C Type E IEC 854 |
62 |
T/C Type J IEC 854 |
63 |
T/C Type K IEC 854 |
64 |
T/C Type L DIN 43710 |
65 |
T/C Type N IEC 854 |
66 |
T/C Type R IEC 854 |
67 |
T/C Type S IEC 854 |
68 |
T/C Type T IEC 854 |
69 |
T/C Type U DIN 43710 |
70 |
T/C Type W3 ASTM |
71 |
T/C Type W5 ASTM |
72 |
Measurement type - Indicates the type of measurement: single/differential or average, internal/external or const CJC, external CJC sensor Pt100 or Ni100, 2/3 or 4 wire. |
73 |
RTD/Ohm sgl 2-wire |
74 |
RTD/Ohm sgl 3-wire |
75 |
RTD/Ohm sgl 4-wire |
76 |
RTD/Ohm diff 2-wire |
77 |
RTD/Ohm avg 2-wire |
78 |
TC/V sgl int CJC |
79 |
TC/V sgl ext CJC Pt |
80 |
TC/V sgl ext CJC Ni |
81 |
TC/V sgl const. CJC |
82 |
TC/V diff int CJC |
83 |
TC/V diff ext CJC Pt |
84 |
TC/V diff ext CJC Ni |
85 |
TC/V diff const. CJC |
86 |
TC/V avg int CJC |
87 |
TC/V avg ext CJC Pt |
88 |
TC/V avg ext CJC Ni |
89 |
TC/V avg const. CJC |
90 |
Meter option - Defines whether there is a meter installed or not and possibly what information the meter will display. |
91 |
LCD |
92 |
system configuration |
93 |
For future use |
94 |
Transm. version |
95 |
Tx version defines whether the transmitter is a 653 or 652 type and whether it is Remote, Integral, head mounted or spare. |
96 |
653S Remote Mounted |
97 |
653S Integral Mounted |
98 |
652S Head Mounted |
99 |
652S Spare |
100 |
Certif. type |
101 |
Certification type - Indicates the type of certification: General purpose, intrinsic safety, flame proof. |
102 |
General Purpose |
103 |
IS EEx ia |
104 |
IS Ex ia (SAA) |
105 |
IS Type N |
106 |
Flame Proof EEx d |
107 |
Factory Mutual |
108 |
Const. CJC value |
109 |
Constant CJ temperature value, the actual temperature at the junction of the thermocouple wires and the terminals. Units of PV |
110 |
RTD factor |
111 |
Multiplication factor for 100 Ohm RTD, reciprocal value, e.g. X=2 for Pt50, X=0.1 for Pt1000 |
112 |
Abs. max. value |
113 |
Absolute maximum value on individual sensors for differential measurements in units of PV |
114 |
Cable resistance config |
115 |
Cable resistance configuration - Configures the cable resistance value |
116 |
Sensor1 |
117 |
ext CJC sensor |
118 |
Cable resistance value |
119 |
Cable resistance value in Ohms. If RTD/Ohm 3 or 4 wire is selected, sensor 1 is the expected max value for the total cable resistance in 2 wires, otherwise it is the actual total cable resistance. |
120 |
AO 100% |
121 |
Output current value at PV = 100%, units of mA |
122 |
AO 0% |
123 |
Output current value at PV = 0%, units of mA |
124 |
AO up lim |
125 |
Output current upper limit value, units of mA |
126 |
AO lo lim |
127 |
Output current lower limit value, units of mA |
128 |
Distributor name |
129 |
The name of the distributor |
130 |
OEM data 2 |
131 |
byte undefined OEM data |
132 |
OEM2 bit0 |
133 |
OEM2 bit1 |
134 |
OEM2 bit2 |
135 |
OEM2 bit3 |
136 |
OEM2 bit4 |
137 |
OEM2 bit5 |
138 |
OEM2 bit6 |
139 |
OEM2 bit7 |
140 |
Error detection |
141 |
Configures the sensor error detection |
142 |
No test performed |
143 |
broken sensor |
144 |
shorted sensor |
145 |
broken and shorted |
146 |
Short sens o/p |
147 |
Output current value for shorted sensor, units of mA |
148 |
Broken sens o/p |
149 |
Output current value for broken sensor, units of mA |
150 |
Max/Min control code |
151 |
Selects read or reset of the data loggin max and min values |
152 |
Reset max/min values |
153 |
Read max/min values |
154 |
Max |
155 |
Maximum logged PV value, units of PV |
156 |
Min |
157 |
Minimum logged PV value, units of PV |
158 |
Collection of variable for Temperature Transmitter |
159 |
Collection of variable for Sensor 1 Temperature |
160 |
Collection of variable for Sensor 2 Temperature |
161 |
Electr/CJC temp |
162 |
Collection of variable for electronics or CJC temperature |
163 |
Primary Variable Temperature |
164 |
constant CJC value too low |
165 |
RTD factor too high |
166 |
constant CJC value too high |
167 |
RTD factor too low |
168 |
Cable resistance value too high |
169 |
100% current value too high |
170 |
0% current value too low |
171 |
upper current limit value too high |
172 |
lower current limit value too low |
173 |
shorted sensor value too high |
174 |
shorted sensor value too low |
175 |
broken sensor value too high |
176 |
broken sensor value too low |
177 |
write_variables |
178 |
Device setup |
179 |
Status |
180 |
Calibration |
181 |
Cable resistance |
182 |
Sensors |
183 |
Process sensor |
184 |
Sensor setup |
185 |
Sensor info |
186 |
Signal condition |
187 |
Output range |
188 |
Sens error values |
189 |
Broken sensor |
190 |
Shorted sensor |
191 |
Revision #'s |
192 |
Review |
193 |
Output info |
194 |
Input info |
195 |
Before polling |
196 |
Loop in manual |
197 |
Back to normal |
198 |
Read max/min log |
199 |
Reads the maximum and minimum logged values |
200 |
Reset max/min log |
201 |
Resets the maximum and minimum logged values |
202 |
Sensor config |
203 |
Configures the sensor, sensor type, measurement type, CJC compensation etc. |
204 |
Enter value |
205 |
Enter new value for cable resistance. If the device setup is RTD/Ohm 3 or 4 wire, cable resistance for sensor 1 is the expected max value for the total cable resistance in 2 wires. Otherwise it is the actual total cable resistance for the selected sensor |
206 |
Measure value |
207 |
Automaticly measures the cable resistance. If the device setup is RTD/Ohm 3 or 4 wire, cable resistance for sensor 1 is the expected max value for the total cable resistance in 2 wires. Otherwise it is the actual total cable resistance for the selected sensor |
208 |
restoring configuration |
209 |
NAMUR down |
210 |
Sets the broken sensor output value to 3.5 mA acc. to NAMUR NE43 |
211 |
NAMUR up |
212 |
Sets the broken sensor output value to 23 mA acc. to NAMUR NE43 |
213 |
Sets the shorted sensor output value to 3.5 mA acc. to NAMUR NE43 |
214 |
Sets the shorted sensor output value to 23 mA acc. to NAMUR NE43 |
215 |
Set limits = NAMUR |
216 |
Sets the analog output limits to 3.8 mA and 20.5 mA acc. to NAMUR NE43 |
217 |
Factory D/A trim |
218 |
Overrides any previously D/A trimming by restoring factory calibration values |
219 |
FMU860 |
220 |
DT |
221 |
DVC |
222 |
FCX |
223 |
AS800 |
224 |
340T |
225 |
340C |
226 |
344 |
227 |
Siemens Micro K |
228 |
SITRANS L |
229 |
SIPAN PH |
230 |
SITRANS P |
231 |
75SMT |
232 |
UNIDELTA |
233 |
8320 |
234 |
SX5100 |
235 |
TSV175 |
236 |
DMU |
237 |
3780 |
238 |
BM70 |
239 |
8u |
240 |
low |
241 |
high |
242 |
WARN: Tx with polling address different from 0 cannot be part of a control loop. |
243 |
Note: Loop may be returned to automatic control when SEND is done |
244 |
Min logged value:
%{0} %{2}
Max logged value:
%{1} %{2} |
245 |
Reset the primary variable maximum and minimum logged values to actual measured value? |
246 |
Logged values is reset. |
247 |
Enter sensor type: |
248 |
Enter primary variable units: |
249 |
Enter number of sensor wires: |
250 |
2-wire;3-wire;4-wire;2-wire diff;2-wire average |
251 |
Enter RTD factor: |
252 |
choice >4 |
253 |
Enter measurement type: |
254 |
Single;Differential;Average |
255 |
choice >2 |
256 |
Enter cold junction compensation: |
257 |
Internal sensor;External Pt100;External Ni100;Constant (none) |
258 |
Enter constant CJC temperature: |
259 |
Enter highest possible value on each sensor: |
260 |
Wait, sending configuration... |
261 |
Note: Range values is set to default for the chosen sensor type. |
262 |
Note:
Lower range value set to: %{0} %{2}
Upper range value set to: %{1} %{2} |
263 |
Enter cable resistance for: |
264 |
sensor1;sensor2 |
265 |
Enter cable resistance for sensor1: |
266 |
Enter cable resistance for sensor2: |
267 |
Enter cable resistance for external CJC sensor: |
268 |
Measure cable resistance for: |
269 |
Connect sensor1 to terminals 3 and 6, and short circuit the wires as close as possible to the sensor |
270 |
Connect sensor2 to terminals 3 and 6, and short circuit the wires as close as possible to the sensor |
271 |
Connect external CJC sensor to terminals 3 and 6, and short circuit the wires as close as possible to the sensor |
272 |
error in method! |
273 |
wait... measuring cable resistance |
274 |
Sensor1 cable resistance: %{0} %{1} |
275 |
OK;Original value;Read new value |
276 |
Sensor2 cable resistance: %{0} %{1} |
277 |
External CJC sensor cable resistance: %{0} %{1} |
278 |
error in method |
279 |
Cable resistance too high, set to original value! |
280 |
Due to communication error(s), measurement could not be performed, be aware that the configuration of the device could be currupt!! |
281 |
Due to abortion, measurement could not be performed, be aware that the configuration of the device could be currupt!! |
282 |
Setting broken sensor output value to 3.5 mA |
283 |
Setting broken sensor output value to 23 mA |
284 |
Setting shorted sensor output value to 3.5 mA |
285 |
Setting shorted sensor output value to 23 mA |
286 |
Setting lower analog output limit to 3.8 mA and upper analog output limit to 20.5 mA |
287 |
Override D/A trimming with factory calibration |