0 |
Device type |
1 |
EDP300 - HART 5 |
2 |
Device serial no |
3 |
Device revision |
4 |
Position Measurement Failure |
5 |
Possible Cause : Faulty position sensor
Suggestion Action : Replace position sensor |
6 |
Valve blocked |
7 |
Possible Cause : Too high friction
Suggested Action : Valve needs repair |
8 |
Positioning Timeout - Check Valve Maintenance |
9 |
Possible Cause : High friction
Suggested Action : Valve maintenance |
10 |
Positioning unstable |
11 |
Possible Cause : Pneumatic leakage
Suggested Actions : Run leakage test |
12 |
Position out of travel range |
13 |
Possible Cause : Bended mounting bracket
Suggested Action : Check mounting situation |
14 |
Zero-Point displacement |
15 |
Possible Cause : Damaged valve seat
Suggested Action : Valve maintenance |
16 |
kp up exceeded |
17 |
Possible Cause : Friction high
Suggested Action : Valve maintenance |
18 |
kp Down exceeded |
19 |
Setpoint Failure Electronics |
20 |
Possible Cause : Faulty electronic
Suggested Action : Replace electronic |
21 |
Setpoint out of Range |
22 |
Possible Cause : Faulty DCS-card
Suggested Action : Replace DCS-card |
23 |
Device not calibrated |
24 |
Possible Cause : Factory settings loaded or New Device
Suggested Action : Run Auto adjust |
25 |
Controller inactive |
26 |
Possible Cause : Manual operation mode / test function active
Suggested Action : change operation mode / wait until test ends |
27 |
Stroke counter limit exceeded |
28 |
Possible Cause : Many control cycles
Suggested Action : Valve maintenance |
29 |
Travel counter limit exceeded |
30 |
Possible Cause : Many control cycles or oscillating valve
Suggested Action : Valve maintenance |
31 |
Electronic Temperature Measurement Failure |
32 |
Electronic temperature out of limits |
33 |
Possible Cause : Temperature too high or too low
Suggested Action : Check mounting situation |
34 |
Configuration Data failure |
35 |
Possible Cause : Interchanged outputs pipes
Suggested Action : Check mounting situation |
36 |
Electronics - NV chip defect |
37 |
Non Volatile Data defect |
38 |
Leakage during operation |
39 |
Possible Cause : leakage in actuator, pipes, air connections or positioner
Suggested Action : Start leakage test |
40 |
Leakage chamber 1 |
41 |
Possible Cause : Leakage in chamber 1 of actuator or pneumatic line 1
Suggested Action : Check chamber 1 of actuator or pneumatic line 1 |
42 |
Leakage chamber 2 |
43 |
Possible Cause : Leakage in chamber 2 of actuator or pneumatic line 2
Suggested Action : Check chamber 2 of actuator or pneumatic line 2 |
44 |
Leakage in actuator |
45 |
Possible Cause : Leakage inside the actuator
Suggested Action : Check Actuator membrane |
46 |
Pressure NV Data defect |
47 |
Possible Cause : Faulty pressure option
Suggested Action : Change pressure sensor board |
48 |
Pressure NV chip defect |
49 |
Overpressure from supply |
50 |
Possible Cause : Too high supply pressure/nSuggested Action : Check supply pressure |
51 |
Supply pressure limit low exceeded |
52 |
Possible Cause : Too low supply pressure or plugged Filter
Suggested Action : Check supply air or change Filter |
53 |
Supply pressure limit high exceeded |
54 |
Possible Cause : Too high supply pressure
Suggested Action : Check supply pressure |
55 |
Pressure hammer from supply |
56 |
TV up exceeded |
57 |
Possible Cause : Stiction high
Suggested Action : Valve maintenance |
58 |
TV down exceeded |
59 |
Y-Offset Up exceeded |
60 |
Y-Offset Down exceeded |
61 |
Possible Cause : Friction high/nSuggested Action : Valve maintenance |
62 |
Friction limit exceeded |
63 |
Possible Cause : Too high valve friction/nSuggested Action : Valve maintenance |
64 |
Stiction limit exceeded |
65 |
Universal Input out of Range |
66 |
Possible Cause : Wrong scaled universal input signal or faulty universal input device
Suggested Action : Check parameterize of universal Input or universal input device |
67 |
Partial Stroke failed |
68 |
Possible Cause : Partial stroke test failed
Suggested Action : Check Valve |
69 |
Option Module defect |
70 |
Possible Cause : Faulty option module
Suggested Action : change option module |
71 |
Universal Input Limit exceeded |
72 |
Possible Cause : Universal Input Limit exceeded
Suggested Action : Depends on application |
73 |
Analog output simulation active |
74 |
Possible Cause : Simulated feedback current
Suggested Action : Deactivate Simulation |
75 |
Binary output simulation active |
76 |
Possible Cause : Simulated alarm current
Suggested Action : Deactivate Simulation |
77 |
Fail Safe Active - via Device Error |
78 |
Fail Safe Active - via User |
79 |
Possible Cause : Fail Safe Active by User
Suggested Action :Deaktivate Safety position |
80 |
Binary Input active |
81 |
Possible Cause : Binary input activated by user
Suggested Action : Deaktivate binary input |
82 |
Switchpoint 1 exceeded |
83 |
Possible Cause : Valve has passed Switchpoint 1 position
Suggested Action : Depends on application |
84 |
Switchpoint 2 exceeded |
85 |
Possible Cause : Valve has passed Switchpoint 2 position
Suggested Action : Depends on application |
86 |
Analog output supply fault |
87 |
Possible Cause : No analog output supply voltage
Suggested Action : Check power supply |
88 |
Pressure measurement defect |
89 |
Possible Cause : Faulty option module
Suggested Action : Change pressure sensor board |
90 |
Simulation status |
91 |
Off |
92 |
On |
93 |
|
94 |
Slot 0 |
95 |
Slot 1 |
96 |
Slot 2 |
97 |
Slot 3 |
98 |
Slot 4 |
99 |
Slot 5 |
100 |
Slot 6 |
101 |
Slot 11 |
102 |
Diagnosis |
103 |
Monitoring |
104 |
Device status |
105 |
Status Byte 0 |
106 |
Status Byte 1 |
107 |
Status Byte 2 |
108 |
Status Byte 3 |
109 |
Status Byte 4 |
110 |
Status Byte 5 |
111 |
Sensor |
112 |
Operation |
113 |
Actuator |
114 |
Electronics |
115 |
Configuration |
116 |
Process |
117 |
Simulation |
118 |
Diag Simulation On/Off |
119 |
Simulate byte 0 |
120 |
Simulate byte 1 |
121 |
Simulate byte 2 |
122 |
Simulate byte 3 |
123 |
Simulate byte 4 |
124 |
Simulate byte 5 |
125 |
Configure byte 0 |
126 |
Configure byte 1 |
127 |
Configure byte 2 |
128 |
Configure byte 3 |
129 |
Configure byte 4 |
130 |
Configure byte 5 |
131 |
Settings |
132 |
Positioning loop monitoring |
133 |
Friction alarm detection |
134 |
KP Up |
135 |
KP Down |
136 |
Y Offset Up |
137 |
Y Offset Down |
138 |
Stiction alarm detection |
139 |
TV Up |
140 |
TV Down |
141 |
Zero point displacment |
142 |
General settings |
143 |
NE107 configuration |
144 |
Operation 1 |
145 |
Operation 2 |
146 |
Actuator group 1 |
147 |
Actuator group 2 |
148 |
Alarm mask |
149 |
Alarm mapping |
150 |
Analog feedback |
151 |
Digital feedback |
152 |
Simulation on/off |
153 |
Simulation on |
154 |
Simulation off |
155 |
Edit |
156 |
Simulate |
157 |
Mask |
158 |
Lock Device |
159 |
Unlock Device |
160 |
Digital Input Configuration |
161 |
This method is intended to change the setting of Digital Input and Digital SP (When, Digital Input = Hold user configurable setpoint) |
162 |
Setpoint Configuration |
163 |
This Method is intended to configure Setpoint |
164 |
Set input range |
165 |
This is intended to set UAI scaling |
166 |
Set damping ramp |
167 |
This is intended to set UAI damping |
168 |
Set input characteristic |
169 |
This is intended to set UAI characteristics |
170 |
Set Eng unit |
171 |
This is intended to set UAI engineering unit |
172 |
Set output scaling |
173 |
This is intended to set UAI Out Scale |
174 |
Config Analog FB Signal |
175 |
This is intended to set Analog feedback signal |
176 |
Config SW 1 |
177 |
This is intended to set SW 1 configuration |
178 |
Config SW 2 |
179 |
This is intended to set SW 2 configuration |
180 |
Set alarm O/P behaviour |
181 |
This is intended to set Alarm output response |
182 |
Set control parameters |
183 |
This is intended to set KP range |
184 |
Set Maintenance counters limit |
185 |
This is intended to set maintenance counters limit |
186 |
Config End Position 0% |
187 |
This is intended to set shut-off valve position |
188 |
Config End Position 100% |
189 |
Config Basic setting |
190 |
This is intended to set the basic setting |
191 |
Set Valve range |
192 |
Set Working range |
193 |
This is intended to set the working range |
194 |
Start simulation |
195 |
This is intended to simulate Universal input current |
196 |
Stop simulation |
197 |
This is intended to stop performing analog feedback simulation |
198 |
Simulate SW 1 |
199 |
This is intended to perform Switch point simulation |
200 |
Simulate SW 2 |
201 |
This is intended to perform Alarm via analog feedback simulation |
202 |
This is intended to perform Alarm simulation |
203 |
Set target mode |
204 |
Load curve from device |
205 |
Save curve to device |
206 |
Create a new curve and save it to device |
207 |
Calibrate supply pressure |
208 |
Calibrate Y1 pressure |
209 |
Calibrate the pressure sensor in output Y1 to 0, the air in Y1 has to be ventilated before |
210 |
Calibrate Y2 pressure |
211 |
Calibrate the pressure sensor in output Y2 to 0, the air in Y2 has to be ventilated before |
212 |
Adjust all sensors |
213 |
Calibrate all sensor to 0, the supply pressure must be switched off and all air must have been exhausted from the pneumatic actuator |
214 |
Ventilate Y1 pressure |
215 |
Exhaust the actuatur via output Y1 |
216 |
Ventilate Y2 pressure |
217 |
Exhaust the actuatur via output Y2 |
218 |
Finish calibration |
219 |
Start auto adjust |
220 |
Set auto adjust mode |
221 |
This method is intended to perform Auto Adjust |
222 |
Stop auto adjust |
223 |
Easy setup |
224 |
This method is intended to perform Easy setup |
225 |
Reset Travel counter |
226 |
Reset the travel counter to 0 |
227 |
Reset Movement counter |
228 |
Reset the movement counter to 0 |
229 |
Factory Setting |
230 |
This method will restore value of all parameters with factory default |
231 |
Set limits |
232 |
Set Limit |
233 |
Set valve mounting date |
234 |
Set Host Time |
235 |
Reset diagnosis status |
236 |
This method will reset all Diagnosis History |
237 |
Reset Alarm History |
238 |
This method will reset all Alarm History |
239 |
Config RB Charecter |
240 |
Write protection |
241 |
Set Position timeout time |
242 |
Switch HART Protocol Rev |
243 |
This method will switch the Device from HART 5 to HART 7 and vice versa |
244 |
Set FB Character |
245 |
Set control mode |
246 |
This is intended to set current controller operating mode |
247 |
Set KP UP Limits |
248 |
This is intended to set KP UP Limits |
249 |
Set KP Down Limits |
250 |
This is intended to set KP Down Limits |
251 |
Set Offset Up Limits |
252 |
This is intended to set Offset Up Limits |
253 |
Set Offset Down Limits |
254 |
This is intended to set Offset Down Limits |
255 |
Set TV Up Limits |
256 |
This is intended to set TV Up Limits |
257 |
Set TV Down Limits |
258 |
This is intended to set TV Down Limits |
259 |
Set Zero Point Deviation |
260 |
This is intended to set Zero Point Deviation Value |
261 |
Set Time Latch |
262 |
This is intended to set time latch for alarms |
263 |
Save to archive |
264 |
This method will save control parameter data in device |
265 |
Load from archive |
266 |
This method will upload archived control parameter data |
267 |
Configuration Flag Reset |
268 |
Commands reset the configuration flag. |
269 |
Set KP Up (Ref) |
270 |
Set KP Down (Ref) |
271 |
Set Y Offset Up (Ref) |
272 |
Set Y Offset Down (Ref) |
273 |
Set TV Up (Ref) |
274 |
Set TV Down (Ref) |
275 |
Set parameters |
276 |
Check/Uncheck UAI |
277 |
Activate/Deactivate Y2 |
278 |
Position |
279 |
% |
280 |
Setpoint (%) |
281 |
Setpoint |
282 |
Setpoint (mA) |
283 |
mA |
284 |
Deviation |
285 |
Temperature |
286 |
Supply pressure |
287 |
Pressure O/P 1 |
288 |
Pressure O/P 2 |
289 |
Differential Pressure |
290 |
Differential Pressue |
291 |
Universal input |
292 |
Universal Output |
293 |
Travel counter |
294 |
Movement counter |
295 |
Chart 1 |
296 |
Chart 2 |
297 |
Chart 3 |
298 |
User curve (UAI) |
299 |
User curve (SP) |
300 |
Setpoint [%] |
301 |
Position [%] |
302 |
Setpoint [mA] |
303 |
Pressure Y1 |
304 |
Pressure Y2 |
305 |
Supply Pressure |
306 |
Universal output |
307 |
Friction stiction trend |
308 |
Friction |
309 |
Stiction |
310 |
Position 0 |
311 |
Position 1 |
312 |
Position 2 |
313 |
EDP300 HART |
314 |
Trend diagram |
315 |
X Axis [Position] |
316 |
Endless |
317 |
Days |
318 |
Hours |
319 |
Trend histogram positioning timeout |
320 |
Trend valve movement |
321 |
Trend mainused valve |
322 |
Trend valve cycle |
323 |
Trend universal input |
324 |
Trend friction |
325 |
Trend stiction |
326 |
Start test |
327 |
When the valve signature starts, the entire valve operating range is covered for the open and closed directions. High-resolution plots are generated for the pressure patterns at the diagnostic pressure sensors. In addition, the signal waveform for the universal input is recorded. Once the signature has expired, the parameters selected by the user are loaded from the device and displayed. Depending on the quantity of data selected, it may take several minutes to transfer all the parameter values. |
328 |
Stop test |
329 |
Get trend |
330 |
Valve signature trend |
331 |
Universal AI |
332 |
bar |
333 |
Pressure supply |
334 |
Set Steps |
335 |
When the Speed in relation to position function is started,the entire valve operating range is covered for the valve's open and close directions at maximum speed. The positioning times for opening and closing the valves are displayed. |
336 |
Value buffer 0 |
337 |
A buffer of 39 * 2/3 = 26 values in Q7_4, used for loading |
338 |
Buffer slot |
339 |
Slot selecting which of the buffer are indexed by ValueBuffer |
340 |
X_BUFFER |
341 |
Y1_BUFFER |
342 |
Y2_BUFFER |
343 |
Y3_BUFFER |
344 |
Y4_BUFFER |
345 |
Y5_BUFFER |
346 |
Y6_BUFFER |
347 |
Buffer index |
348 |
Index selecting which 26 samples are selected in the valueBuffer, i.e.ValueBuffer represents all Values from [Index*26 .. (Index+1)*26] |
349 |
Buffer num values |
350 |
Number of samples in the value Buffer |
351 |
Speed over position trend |
352 |
Speed |
353 |
%/sec |
354 |
XY Trend |
355 |
Step response trend |
356 |
X axis max |
357 |
Time |
358 |
msec |
359 |
During the valve fitting test, the actuator is moved in the direction of the 0% position with maximum force. If the user-defined tolerance window for the 0% position or the universal input signal is exceeded, this will be shown as an error. This error may be indicative of deposits or extreme wear on the valve fitting.If an ultrasonic sensor is usedat the universal input for the purpose of measuring noise at the valve fitting, even minor leakage at the valve fitting can be detected.At the end of the test, the positioner moves the valve to the last valid position and then reverts to the most recently active control mode. |
360 |
During the leakage test, the positioner closes all pneumatic outputs. Then, if the valve position changes or there is a change in the pressure patterns at the diagnostic pressure sensors, the positioner will be able to detect leakage. In such an event, it will output a message indicating the area of the pneumatic piping or actuator that is leaking.At the end of the test, the positioner moves the valve to the last valid position and then reverts to the most recently active control mode. |
361 |
Start test (Now) |
362 |
Last test |
363 |
Set test interval |
364 |
Set vent amount |
365 |
Start test (Interval) |
366 |
Reset |
367 |
Config time window |
368 |
Reset hours |
369 |
Reset days |
370 |
Reset endless |
371 |
Device setup |
372 |
Parameterize |
373 |
Process values |
374 |
Universal Input |
375 |
Alarm output |
376 |
Extra |
377 |
Resets |
378 |
Special function |
379 |
Identify |
380 |
Additional device revision |
381 |
Measurement Point |
382 |
Positioner |
383 |
Easy set-up |
384 |
Auto adjust |
385 |
Input |
386 |
Setpoint range |
387 |
Digital input |
388 |
Universal input scaling |
389 |
Input range |
390 |
Damping |
391 |
Characteristic curve |
392 |
Engineering unit |
393 |
Output scaling |
394 |
User curve |
395 |
X/Y values |
396 |
Y values |
397 |
Feedback |
398 |
Switch 1 |
399 |
Switch 2 |
400 |
Control parameter |
401 |
Control mode |
402 |
Maintenance counter |
403 |
Valve parameter |
404 |
End position behaviour 0% |
405 |
End position behaviour 100% |
406 |
Device set-up |
407 |
Basic setting |
408 |
Valve range |
409 |
Working range |
410 |
General |
411 |
Observe values |
412 |
Trend values |
413 |
Bar graphs |
414 |
Chart values |
415 |
Pressure values |
416 |
Others |
417 |
Bar graph (Processes) |
418 |
Bar graph (Pressure) |
419 |
Bar graph (Others) |
420 |
Operation mode |
421 |
Adjust set values |
422 |
Ranges |
423 |
Setpoint & Position |
424 |
Calibration |
425 |
Measured values |
426 |
Calibrate to atmosphere |
427 |
Valve signature test |
428 |
Test |
429 |
Graph |
430 |
Speed over position test |
431 |
Step response test |
432 |
Valve seat test |
433 |
Acceptable tolerance |
434 |
Acceptable UAI tolerance |
435 |
Leakage test |
436 |
Partial stroke test |
437 |
Partial stroke test |
438 |
Test interval |
439 |
Vent amount |
440 |
Positioning timeout |
441 |
Drag Indicators |
442 |
Control deviation |
443 |
Difference pressure |
444 |
Average control deviation |
445 |
Trend |
446 |
Trend histogram |
447 |
Positioning timeouts |
448 |
EndLess |
449 |
Valve movements |
450 |
Main used valve position |
451 |
Valve cycles |
452 |
Friction stiction setting |
453 |
Pressure output Y2 |
454 |
Friction limits |
455 |
Stiction limits |
456 |
Pressure sensor limits |
457 |
Data and counters |
458 |
Load counters |
459 |
Movement counters |
460 |
Power down cycles |
461 |
Data |
462 |
Production date |
463 |
Valve mounting date |
464 |
Host date |
465 |
Offline |
466 |
Parameterization |
467 |
Digital Input DI |
468 |
Analog Feedback |
469 |
Control Parameter |
470 |
Maintanance counter |
471 |
Download to device |
472 |
Upload from device |
473 |
Type of device |
474 |
Device ID |
475 |
0x1a8d |
476 |
Positioner dev famly |
477 |
Device variable clssification |
478 |
unit of position value |
479 |
Position Unit |
480 |
Setpoint value |
481 |
Input value of setpoint in % |
482 |
.2f |
483 |
Setpoint status |
484 |
SP LS |
485 |
SP Fmly stat |
486 |
Sensor Serial Number |
487 |
1u |
488 |
s |
489 |
Valve setpoint |
490 |
Setpoint [W] |
491 |
Output value of setpoint in [%] |
492 |
6.2f |
493 |
Valve position in [%] (operating range) in external direction |
494 |
Position status |
495 |
Position sensor serial no |
496 |
Pressure Y1 status |
497 |
Pressure Range Hi |
498 |
Pressure Range Lo |
499 |
Pressure Y2 status |
500 |
Differential pressure |
501 |
Differential pressure status |
502 |
Current value in engineering unit [%], 4mA = 0%, 20mA = 100%, not limited to 0% and 100% |
503 |
Unit [%] |
504 |
Engineering unit of percentValue [%] |
505 |
Current status |
506 |
Setpoint value in mA |
507 |
.1f |
508 |
Unit of current |
509 |
Engineering unit of current |
510 |
Valve Setpoint |
511 |
Setpoint Out |
512 |
Setpoint BK Out |
513 |
DP Pressure |
514 |
Setpoint In |
515 |
Position [External] |
516 |
Preassure Z set to zero |
517 |
Preassure Y1 set to zero |
518 |
Preassure Y2 set to zero |
519 |
Reset Offline diagnosis |
520 |
Reset offline diagnosis state |
521 |
Reset histogram selection |
522 |
POSITION_HOURS |
523 |
POSITION_DAYS |
524 |
POSITION_ENDLESS |
525 |
UNIVERSAL_AI_HOURS |
526 |
UNIVERSAL_AI_DAYS |
527 |
UNIVERSAL_AI_ENDLESS |
528 |
VALVE_CYC_POSITION_HOURS |
529 |
VALVE_CYC_POSITION_DAYS |
530 |
VALVE_CYC_POSITION_ENDLESS |
531 |
VALVE_MOVEMENTS_POSITION_HOURS |
532 |
VALVE_MOVEMENTS_POSITION_DAYS |
533 |
VALVE_MOVEMENTS_POSITION_ENDLESS |
534 |
POSITION_TIMEOUT_POSITION_HOURS |
535 |
POSITION_TIMEOUT_POSITION_DAYS |
536 |
POSITION_TIMEOUT_POSITION_ENDLESS |
537 |
Stiction cntr pos hrs |
538 |
Stiction cntr pos Days |
539 |
Stiction cntr pos EL |
540 |
Friction cntr pos hrs |
541 |
Friction cntr pos Days |
542 |
Friction cntr pos EL |
543 |
Reset all Histogram |
544 |
No Histogram reset |
545 |
Reset data diagram selection |
546 |
CONTROL_DEVIATION_HOURS |
547 |
CONTROL_DEVIATION_DAYS |
548 |
CONTROL_DEVIATION_ENDLESS |
549 |
RESET_ALL_DIAGRAM |
550 |
NO_DIAGRAM_RESET |
551 |
Reset trend selection |
552 |
TEMPERATURE_MAX_HOURS |
553 |
TEMPERATURE_MAX_DAYS |
554 |
TEMPERATURE_MAX_ENDLESS |
555 |
Z_PRESSURE_MAX_HOURS |
556 |
Z_PRESSURE_MAX_DAYS |
557 |
Z_PRESSURE_MAX_ENDLESS |
558 |
UNIVERSAL_AI_MAX_DAYS |
559 |
UNIVERSAL_AI_MAX_ENDLESS |
560 |
CONTROL_DEVIATION_MAX_HOURS |
561 |
CONTROL_DEVIATION_MAX_DAYS |
562 |
CONTROL_DEVIATION_MAX_ENDLESS |
563 |
DIFFERENTIAL_PRESS_HOURS |
564 |
DIFFERENTIAL_PRESS_DAYS |
565 |
DIFFERENTIAL_PRESS_ENDLESS |
566 |
RESET_ALL_TRENDS |
567 |
NO_TREND_RESET |
568 |
Min |
569 |
Max |
570 |
Average |
571 |
Limit 0 |
572 |
4.1f |
573 |
Limit 1 |
574 |
Limit 2 |
575 |
Limit 3 |
576 |
Limit 4 |
577 |
Limit 5 |
578 |
Limit 6 |
579 |
Limit 7 |
580 |
Limit 8 |
581 |
Limit 9 |
582 |
Limit 10 |
583 |
Limit 11 |
584 |
< 0 % [HRS] |
585 |
0 - 10 % [HRS] |
586 |
10 - 20 % [HRS] |
587 |
20 - 30 % [HRS] |
588 |
30 - 40 % [HRS] |
589 |
40 - 50 % [HRS] |
590 |
50 - 60 % [HRS] |
591 |
60 - 70 % [HRS] |
592 |
70 - 80 % [HRS] |
593 |
80 - 90 % [HRS] |
594 |
90 - 100 % [HRS] |
595 |
> 100 % [HRS] |
596 |
< 0 % [DAYS] |
597 |
0 - 10 % [DAYS] |
598 |
10 - 20 % [DAYS] |
599 |
20 - 30 % [DAYS] |
600 |
30 - 40 % [DAYS] |
601 |
40 - 50 % [DAYS] |
602 |
50 - 60 % [DAYS] |
603 |
60 - 70 % [DAYS] |
604 |
70 - 80 % [DAYS] |
605 |
80 - 90 % [DAYS] |
606 |
90 - 100 % [DAYS] |
607 |
> 100 % [DAYS] |
608 |
< 0 % [EL] |
609 |
0 - 10 % [EL] |
610 |
10 - 20 % [EL] |
611 |
20 - 30 % [EL] |
612 |
30 - 40 % [EL] |
613 |
40 - 50 % [EL] |
614 |
50 - 60 % [EL] |
615 |
60 - 70 % [EL] |
616 |
70 - 80 % [EL] |
617 |
80 - 90 % [EL] |
618 |
90 - 100 % [EL] |
619 |
> 100 % [EL] |
620 |
0 -10 % [HRS] |
621 |
> 100 % [EL] |
622 |
< 0 % [[DAYS]] |
623 |
< 0 % [[EL]] |
624 |
Clear alarm history |
625 |
Coordinator reset to default |
626 |
Clear alarm event fifo buffer |
627 |
Reset alarm details |
628 |
reset ScaledOut Extremum |
629 |
clear Device Status |
630 |
Position measurement Failure |
631 |
None |
632 |
Check function |
633 |
Off specification |
634 |
Maintenance |
635 |
Failure |
636 |
Positioning timeout - Check valve maintenance |
637 |
Setpoint failure electronics |
638 |
Setpoint out of range |
639 |
Electronic temperature measurement failure |
640 |
Configuration data failure |
641 |
Non volatile data defect |
642 |
Leakage in actuator |
643 |
tv up exceeded |
644 |
tv down exceeded |
645 |
Universal input out of range |
646 |
Partial stroke failed |
647 |
Option module defect |
648 |
Universal input limit exceeded |
649 |
Fail safe active - via device error |
650 |
Fail safe active - via user |
651 |
Binary input active |
652 |
forces the actual mode to go in one of the service modes |
653 |
Coordinator service mode |
654 |
Service mode off |
655 |
Service setpoint |
656 |
Directly set diameter |
657 |
Used forced pwr loss mode |
658 |
The setpoint range is the input current range as a percentage of the operating rangefor the valves and fittings (from 0 ... 100 %)Use this 0 parameter to specify the lower limitof the setpoint range. You can enter a value within the admissible value range of 4 ... 18.4 mA, with one decimal. |
659 |
Setpoint range min |
660 |
The setpoint range is the input current range as a percentage of the operating rangefor the valves and fittings (from 0 ... 100 %).Use this parameter to specify the upper limit of the setpoint range.You can enter a value within the admissible value range of 5.6 ... 20 mA, with one decimal. |
661 |
Setpoint range max |
662 |
Setpoint damping ramp up |
663 |
Here the stroke time for the actuator can be increased.A setpoint change is not directly transferred to the positioner butrather the speed is reduced accordingly. The set value should alwaysbe greater than the shortest stroke time determined during Autoadjust. |
664 |
5.1f |
665 |
sec |
666 |
Here the stroke time for the actuator can be increased.A setpoint change is not directly transferred to the positionerbut rather the speed is reduced accordingly. The set value should alwaysbe greater than the shortest stroke time determined during Autoadjust. |
667 |
Setpoint damping ramp down |
668 |
Use this parameter to set a damping value for the setpoint signal. |
669 |
Setpoint filter |
670 |
Software Revision |
671 |
Software revision |
672 |
String with software date |
673 |
Software date |
674 |
hardware revision |
675 |
hardware Revision |
676 |
Hardware revision |
677 |
Set Diameter |
678 |
Pneumatic type |
679 |
IP-Type There is no influence to the output if the IP is single ordoubleacting. for Failesafe the current-range is 0 to 1500?A, 0?A is fullyopened to exhaust, 750?A is closed and 1500?A is fully opened to ventilate.For Fail-freeze the current-range is +-750?A. -750?A fully opened toexhaust, 750?A is fully opened to ventilate and 0 is closed. |
680 |
Single acting, fail safe |
681 |
Single acting,fail freeze |
682 |
Double acting,fail safe |
683 |
Double acting,fail freeze |
684 |
Pneumatic type Device options |
685 |
Device options |
686 |
Analog feedback module |
687 |
Digital feedback module |
688 |
Pressure Sensors |
689 |
Universal input module |
690 |
HART Communication |
691 |
Remote position sensor |
692 |
Contactless position sensor |
693 |
Shutdown Module |
694 |
Sensor type |
695 |
Slider potentiometer |
696 |
MR Feldplatte |
697 |
external sensor (option) |
698 |
The KP value is the gain of the controller. The control speed and stability are influenced by the KP value. With higher KP values, the control speed increases.To compensate for existing dissymmetries in the controlled system, the KP value should be set separately for both directions (up/down). For most actuators, a satisfactory control response is achieved with a KP value between 2.0 and 10.0.Use this parameter to adjust the KP value for the positioning direction up (towards 100 %). |
699 |
The KP value is the gain of the controller. The control speed and stability are influenced by the KP value. With higher KP values, the control speed increases.To compensate for existing dissymmetries in the controlled system, the KP value should be set separately for both directions (up/down). For most actuators, a satisfactory control response is achieved with a KP value between 2.0 and 10.0.Use this parameter to adjust the KP value for the positioning direction down (towards 0 %). |
700 |
The TV value is the derivative time of the controller.Control speed and stability are affected by the TV value in terms of how this dynamically counteracts the KP value. The control speed decreases as the TV value increases.To compensate for existing dissymmetries in the controlled system, the TV value should be set separately for both directions (up/down).Use this parameter to adjust the TV value for the positioning direction up (towards 100 %). |
701 |
Dead band |
702 |
The dead band defines a +/- range around the position setpoint. Once the valves and fittings reach this range, the positioner maintains this position. |
703 |
The offset for the output signal linearizes the behavior of the I/P module used and enables rapid compensation even in the case of small control deviations. The value is limited at the low end by a minimum value (neutral zone).The offset substantially affects the controlling speed for control deviations smaller than 5 %.To compensate for existing dissymmetries in the controlled system, the offset should be set separately for both directions (up/down).For most actuators, a satisfactory control response is achieved with offset values between 40 and 80 %. If, in the event of setpoint changes, the control response demonstrates an overshoot of less than 2 %, both offset values should be decreased.Both offset values should be increased when the actuator stops outside the tolerance band.Use this parameter to adjust the Y offset for the positioning direction down (towards 0 %) |
704 |
The offset for the output signal linearizes the behavior of the I/P module used and enables rapid compensation even in the case of small control deviations. The value is limited at the low end by a minimum value (neutral zone).The offset substantially affects the controlling speed for control deviations smaller than 5 %.To compensate for existing dissymmetries in the controlled system, the offset should be set separately for both directions (up/down).For most actuators, a satisfactory control response is achieved with offset values between 40 and 80 %. If, in the event of setpoint changes, the control response demonstrates an overshoot of less than 2 %, both offset values should be decreased.Both offset values should be increased when the actuator stops outside the tolerance band.Use this parameter to adjust the Y offset for the positioning direction up (towards 100 %). |
705 |
Zone |
706 |
This parameter specifies the point at which the control structure is switched over when the dead band is being approached. |
707 |
Dead band approach |
708 |
This parameter specifies the speed at which the dead band is approached.In rare cases, overshooting can occur when the valve position is being compensated. This can be prevented by reducing the speed of the dead-band approach. |
709 |
Fast |
710 |
Medium |
711 |
Slow |
712 |
This parameter specifies the controller's current operating mode |
713 |
Fixed |
714 |
Adaptive |
715 |
forces the actual mode to go in out of service |
716 |
User mode |
717 |
User mode off |
718 |
Manual adjust |
719 |
target mode of the device |
720 |
Target mode |
721 |
Out of Service |
722 |
controller is out of service |
723 |
Control Mode |
724 |
position follows setpoint |
725 |
Manual Setpoint Remote |
726 |
position follows hart setpoint |
727 |
Manual Local Adjust |
728 |
direct drive via hmi |
729 |
Manual Local Setpoint |
730 |
position follows hmi setpoint |
731 |
actual mode of the device |
732 |
Actual mode |
733 |
Access channel |
734 |
Access permission for different communication subsystems |
735 |
Access unlocked |
736 |
HART |
737 |
Access HART |
738 |
Local/HMI |
739 |
Access HMI |
740 |
Service |
741 |
Access service |
742 |
Lock function DI |
743 |
Return lock function of binary input (if any) |
744 |
No Function |
745 |
Binary in starts no function |
746 |
Disable local configuration |
747 |
configuration could not be changed via HMI |
748 |
Disable local panel |
749 |
HMI is completly locked |
750 |
Disable any access |
751 |
HMI and HART are locked |
752 |
Control at 100% |
753 |
Behaviour for ventilate position |
754 |
Control at 0% |
755 |
Behaviour for exhaust limit position |
756 |
Movement counter limit |
757 |
You can use the movement counter function to measure the positioner's movements. Any movement that exceeds the defined hysteresis will be counted.Limit values in the range 0 ... 200,000,000 can be configured for the movement counter. Once the counter reaches its limit value, a message can be output. |
758 |
Total travel counter limit |
759 |
You can use the travel counter function to measure how far the positioner travels. The counter adds up the distance travelled as a % of the set operating range.Limit values in the range 0 ... 200,000,000 can be configured for the counter. Once the travel counter reaches the limit value, a message can be output. |
760 |
Min movement Value |
761 |
Here, you can define the range that you want the counter to interpret as a movement. You can configure the hysteresis within the range of 1...100%.The factory setting for the hysteresis is 1.0%. |
762 |
Min travel value |
763 |
counter for valve cycles |
764 |
Valve travel counter |
765 |
Power down counter |
766 |
Access rights management hart requests access |
767 |
Passive |
768 |
Active |
769 |
Tight shut [End Position 0%] |
770 |
The shut-off value 0% is a percentage of the operating range (with one decimal place) from which 0% position is driven to.
Once the specified position limit value is reached, the actuator moves into the 0% end position.
As a result, the valve is moved in control mode into the 0% end position through full evacuation or ventilation.
In the 0% end position, it continues to be adjusted to the position setpoint. |
771 |
Tight shut [End Position 100%] |
772 |
The shut-off value 100% is a percentage of the operating range (with one decimal place) from which the 100% position is driven to
Once the specified position limit value is reached, the actuator moves into the 100% mechanical end position.
Input value: 80.0 ... 99.9
Factory setting: OFF
In the 100% end position, it continues to be adjusted to the position setpoint. When a value is entered, the valve is moved into the mechanical 100% end position in control mode as a result of full evacuation or ventilation.
Settings for Autoadjust:
Rotary actuators = 99 When the limit value is reached, the actuator is fully ventilated.
Linear actuators = 100 Controlling continues in the 100% position. |
773 |
Dead angle [End Position 100%] |
774 |
With this parameter you can cut off the unusable range of the valve flow flow action during positioning.
The dead angle is a percentage of the operating range to which the valve is moved if the input signal is 19.84 mA. |
775 |
Dead angle [End Position 0%] |
776 |
With this parameter you can cut off the unusable range of the valve flow action during positioning.
The dead angle is a percentage of the operating range to which the valve is moved if the input signal is 4.16 mA. |
777 |
Vent position |
778 |
End position when the chamber at pneumatic output 1 is fully exhausted. 0% or 100% |
779 |
Position 0% |
780 |
Position 100% |
781 |
Actuator type |
782 |
With this parameter, you can configure the EDP300 PositionMaster positioner for operation on a linear actuator or on a rotary Actuator. No mechanical changes on the positioner are required |
783 |
Linear |
784 |
Rotary |
785 |
Setpoint direction |
786 |
The parameter describes the relation between analog setpoint and pneumatic output OUT1.
Rising: Setpoint 0
100 % -> Output 0
100 %
Decreasing: Setpoint 0
100 % -> Output 100
0 %
Selection:
DIRECT Rising
Setpoint signal 4
20 mA = Position 0
100 %
REVERSE Decreasing
Setpoint signal 20
4 mA = Position 0
100 %
Factory setting: DIRECT |
787 |
Direct |
788 |
Reverse |
789 |
Sensor range |
790 |
Defines the lever range |
791 |
Working lower range |
792 |
The operating range can be configured to be smaller than the maximum mechanical operating range. The setpoint range always refers to the configured operating range. Use this parameter to determine the lower limit of the operating range. |
793 |
Working upper range |
794 |
The operating range can be configured to be smaller than the maximum mechanical operating range. The setpoint range always refers to the configured operating range. Use this parameter to determine the upper limit of the operating range. |
795 |
Setpoint characteristic curve |
796 |
This parameter enables you to select a function that adjusts the behavior of the positioner to the analog input signal in accordance with a predefined characteristic. This linearizes the action of the valves and fittings and improves the response of the overall control loop.Besides five predefined curves you can also select a user-configurable curve, which can be defined via a PC with the appropriate configuration software and saved in the device. |
797 |
Equal percentage 1:25 |
798 |
Equal percentage 1:50 |
799 |
Equal percentage 25:1 |
800 |
Equal percentage 50:1 |
801 |
User configurable |
802 |
Dispaly value |
803 |
Value to be displayed in HMI |
804 |
Position % |
805 |
Position ° |
806 |
Setpoint % |
807 |
Setpoint mA |
808 |
Deviation % |
809 |
Electronic Temperature |
810 |
Pressure Output 1 |
811 |
Pressure Output 2 |
812 |
Engineering unit of electronic temperature |
813 |
Engineering unit (Temperature) |
814 |
Pressure unit |
815 |
Unit of pressure |
816 |
psi |
817 |
kPA |
818 |
MPA |
819 |
Auto adjust mode |
820 |
Configurable scope of auto adjustment |
821 |
Full |
822 |
Controller |
823 |
Zero |
824 |
Locked |
825 |
Auto adjust status |
826 |
State of auto adjustment procedure |
827 |
Ready |
828 |
Terminated |
829 |
Running |
830 |
Exhaust |
831 |
Ventilate |
832 |
Positioning time prepare |
833 |
Positioning time dn |
834 |
Positioning time up |
835 |
I/P Converter prepare |
836 |
I/P Converter prepare2 |
837 |
I/P Converter |
838 |
Finished |
839 |
Error Adjust error |
840 |
Error Unexpected Error not specified |
841 |
Error Position sensor is defect during auto adjust |
842 |
Error Span too small |
843 |
Error Out of range |
844 |
Error Timeout |
845 |
Error No movement, Valve doesn't move |
846 |
Error I/P converter adjustment |
847 |
Error CTRL parameter, invalid ctrl parameters |
848 |
Error Locked |
849 |
Error I/P converter is in fail safe mode during auto adjust |
850 |
Progress |
851 |
Progress of auto adjustment procedure |
852 |
3.2f |
853 |
Lower Universal AI input Scaling |
854 |
Upper Universal AI input Scaling |
855 |
Lower Universal AI output Scaling |
856 |
5.2f |
857 |
Upper Universal AI output Scaling |
858 |
Damping ramp |
859 |
Universal AI filter time constant |
860 |
Input characteristic |
861 |
Characteristic selected |
862 |
User configurable curve |
863 |
True current (Input) |
864 |
Universal AI universal AI input Current |
865 |
Calculated value (Output) |
866 |
Universal AI universal AI output Value |
867 |
Scaled out min |
868 |
Scaled out max |
869 |
Scaled out extream min |
870 |
Scaled out extream max |
871 |
Digital input function |
872 |
The selected function is activated when the 24V signal is no longer connected to the digital output (< 10 VDC). |
873 |
Hold last setpoint |
874 |
Hold last useable setpoint at setpoint-in |
875 |
Hold user setpoint |
876 |
Set setpoint-in to user-defined value |
877 |
Hold last position |
878 |
Pressurize output 1 |
879 |
Ventilate output 1 |
880 |
Ventilate Y1 exhaust Y2 |
881 |
Freeze outputs |
882 |
Partial Stroke Test |
883 |
Safety position |
884 |
Service required |
885 |
Set diagnosis bit |
886 |
Local configuration locked |
887 |
Lock panel |
888 |
Lock all |
889 |
Digital input logic |
890 |
Use this parameter to select the level at which the digital input function should be executed. |
891 |
Active high |
892 |
Active low |
893 |
DI default setpoint |
894 |
Here, you can enter the setpoint substitute value that you want the valve to move,when the Soft failsafe function is activated. |
895 |
FB current min |
896 |
Use this parameter to specify the lower current range limit for the analog position feedback. The current range corresponds to the configured stroke range. |
897 |
FB current max |
898 |
With this parameter you determine the upper current range limit for the analog position feedback. |
899 |
FB characteristic |
900 |
With this parameter you determine the valve action for the analog position feedback.(Rising = Position 0 ... 100 % = Signal 4 ... 20 mA),(Falling = Position 0 ... 100 % = Signal 20 ... 4 mA) |
901 |
Rising |
902 |
Falling |
903 |
Alarm logic |
904 |
When an alarm/message is generated in the EDP300 PositionMaster positioner, it is signaled via the digital and analog outputs. Use this parameter to select a higher or lower alarm current for analog feedback. |
905 |
Low alarm |
906 |
High alarm |
907 |
Unknown |
908 |
Position feedback |
909 |
Selected for readback value linear or characteristics |
910 |
readback position is linear |
911 |
Recalculated |
912 |
readback value follows the characteristcs table |
913 |
Low |
914 |
High |
915 |
Tab entry |
916 |
Setpoint Tab Entry |
917 |
setpoint tabXYvalue |
918 |
X0 |
919 |
Setpoint Tab XYValue 0 |
920 |
X1 |
921 |
X2 |
922 |
X3 |
923 |
X4 |
924 |
X5 |
925 |
X6 |
926 |
X7 |
927 |
X8 |
928 |
X9 |
929 |
X10 |
930 |
X11 |
931 |
X12 |
932 |
X13 |
933 |
X14 |
934 |
X15 |
935 |
X16 |
936 |
X17 |
937 |
X18 |
938 |
X19 |
939 |
X20 |
940 |
X21 |
941 |
Y0 |
942 |
Y1 |
943 |
Y2 |
944 |
Y3 |
945 |
Y4 |
946 |
Y5 |
947 |
Y6 |
948 |
Y7 |
949 |
Y8 |
950 |
Y9 |
951 |
Y10 |
952 |
Y11 |
953 |
Y12 |
954 |
Y13 |
955 |
Y14 |
956 |
Y15 |
957 |
Y16 |
958 |
Y17 |
959 |
Y18 |
960 |
Y19 |
961 |
Y20 |
962 |
Y21 |
963 |
Switch 1 value |
964 |
With this parameter you can define the switching point SW1 as a percentage of the operating range.If the position exceeds or falls below SW1, the corresponding signal output on the plug-in module is activated. |
965 |
Switch 1 active |
966 |
With this parameter you define whether a message is to be triggered for exceeding or falling below switching point SW1.Message triggered when switching point SW1 is overshot.Message triggered when switching point SW1 is undershot.Factory setting: Undershot |
967 |
Fall below |
968 |
Exceeding |
969 |
Switch 1 logic |
970 |
Use this parameter to specify the active level for switching output 1,(ACTIV_HI active = Output current I > 2 mA)(ACTIV_LO active = Output current I < 1 mA) |
971 |
Switch 1 function |
972 |
Use this parameter to specify whether the digital feedback should function as a limit switch or as a diagnostic message. |
973 |
Position information |
974 |
Diagnosis state |
975 |
Switch 2 value |
976 |
With this parameter you can define the switching point SW2 as a percentage of the operating range.If the position exceeds or falls below SW2, the corresponding signal output on the plug-in module is activated. |
977 |
Switch 2 active |
978 |
With this parameter you define whether a message is to be triggered for exceeding or falling below switching point SW2.Message triggered when switching point SW2 is overshot.Message triggered when switching point SW2 is undershot.Factory setting: Overshot |
979 |
Switch 2 logic |
980 |
Use this parameter to specify the active level for switching output 2. |
981 |
Switch 2 function |
982 |
Use this parameter to specify whether the digital feedback should function as a limit switch or as a diagnostic message |
983 |
Switch hysteresis |
984 |
Switch Hysteresis |
985 |
Setpoint TabOpCode |
986 |
The modification of a table in a device influences the measurement or actuation algorithms of the device.Therefore an indication of a starting and an end point is necessary. TabOpCode controls the transaction of the table |
987 |
TAB_OPCODE_NOT_INITIALIZED |
988 |
not initialized |
989 |
NEW_OP_CHARACTERISTICS |
990 |
new operation characteristic, first value (TAB_ENTRY=1) |
991 |
LAST_VALUE |
992 |
last value, end of transmission, check table, swap the old curve with the new curve, update TAB_ACTUAL_NUMBER. |
993 |
DELETE_POINT |
994 |
delete point of table with actual ENTRY (optional), sort records with increasing Charact-Input-Value, assign new ENTRIES,crement CHARACT_NUMBER. |
995 |
INSERT_POINT |
996 |
insert point (Charact-Input-Value relevant) (optional),sort records with increasing Charact-Input-Value, assign new ENTRIES.Increment CHARACT_NUMBER. |
997 |
REPLACE_POINT |
998 |
replace point of table with actual ENTRY (optional) |
999 |
RESTORE_CURRENT_TABLE |
1000 |
restore the Table to the currently used one |
1001 |
UniversalAI TabOpCode |
1002 |
Manual Setpoint |
1003 |
Setpoint value written via HART |
1004 |
Universal AI tab entry |
1005 |
Universal AI Tab Entry |
1006 |
tabXvalue |
1007 |
tabYvalue |
1008 |
Universal AI Tab XYValue 0 |
1009 |
Output Characteristic of Output 1 |
1010 |
.4f |
1011 |
Y1 pressure in BAR (Output 1) |
1012 |
UI Tab Status |
1013 |
It is common to provide a plausibility check in the device. The result of this check is indicated in the TabStatus parameter. |
1014 |
good (new table is valid) |
1015 |
not monotonous increasing (old table is valid) |
1016 |
not enough values transmitted (old table is valid) |
1017 |
too many values transmitted (old table is valid) |
1018 |
gradient of edge too high (old table is valid) |
1019 |
Values not excepted (old values are valid) |
1020 |
Table is currently loaded, set after TAB_OP_CODE = 1 and before TAB_OP_CODE = 3 (Additional access to table not valid, old values are valid) |
1021 |
sorting and checking of Table (Additional access to table not valid, old |
1022 |
not monotonous increasing (table is not initialized) |
1023 |
not enough values transmitted (table is not initialized) |
1024 |
too many values transmitted (table is not initialized) |
1025 |
gradient of edge too high (table is not initialized) |
1026 |
Values not excepted (table is not initialized) |
1027 |
Table is currently loaded, set after TAB_OP_CODE = 1 and before TAB_OP_CODE = 3 (Additional access to table not valid, table is not initialized) |
1028 |
sorting and checking of Table (Additional access to table not valid, table is not |
1029 |
Setpoint Tab Status |
1030 |
It is common to provide a plausibility check in the device. The result of this check is indicated in the TabStatus parameter. |
1031 |
current value in engineering unit |
1032 |
Position [X][%] |
1033 |
Setpoint readback value in % |
1034 |
Valve upper range |
1035 |
Normally, the valve range is determined automatically during Autoadjust. A partial run of Autoadjust that is limited to the control parameters or valves and fittings without end stops, however, requires manual adjustment of the valve range. |
1036 |
° |
1037 |
Valve lower range |
1038 |
electronic temperature |
1039 |
Unit Universal input |
1040 |
Production time |
1041 |
Hrs |
1042 |
Valve mounting time |
1043 |
Host time |
1044 |
Total time since production |
1045 |
Total time since valve mounted |
1046 |
Total time since start |
1047 |
Dead band timeout |
1048 |
Limit for positioning time in sec,when the positioning time exceeds the limit. 0 meansthat the function is disabled |
1049 |
Supply pressure limit low |
1050 |
Limits for signalling the pressure Alarm bit |
1051 |
Supply pressure limit high |
1052 |
Time latch |
1053 |
Timer, Time latch for alarms |
1054 |
Sec |
1055 |
Dead Time |
1056 |
Deadtime for startup surveillance in partial stroke [ms] (0 = inactive) |
1057 |
Zero Point Deviation Value |
1058 |
Switch Point 1 |
1059 |
simulation for switch 1 on DO option card |
1060 |
Switch Point 2 |
1061 |
Alarm via analog feedback |
1062 |
Current |
1063 |
HW Alarm current |
1064 |
Alarm Output |
1065 |
Universal input current simulated value |
1066 |
.3f |
1067 |
7.3f |
1068 |
binaryOutputActiveLevel |
1069 |
ACTIVE_HIGH |
1070 |
ACTIVE_LOW |
1071 |
SIM_BO_OFF |
1072 |
SIM_BO_Low |
1073 |
SIM_BO_High |
1074 |
Dead band control time |
1075 |
Deadband control time |
1076 |
Diagnosis condition no |
1077 |
Diagnosis Condition Details Class |
1078 |
Diagnosis Condition Details group |
1079 |
diagnosisConditionDetailsPriority |
1080 |
diagnosisConditionDetailsAlarmCounter |
1081 |
diagnosisConditionDetailsAlarmTimeCounterDay |
1082 |
diagnosisConditionDetailsAlarmTimeCounterMsec |
1083 |
diagnosisConditionDetailsTimeStampLastAlarmDay |
1084 |
diagnosisConditionDetailsTimeStampLastAlarmMsec |
1085 |
diagnosisConditionDetailsAlarmTimeDateday |
1086 |
diagnosisConditionDetailsAlarmTimeDatemonth |
1087 |
diagnosisConditionDetailsAlarmTimeDateyear |
1088 |
diagnosisConditionDetailsAlarmTimeDateyeartime |
1089 |
diagnosisConditionDetailsAlarmValidation |
1090 |
diagnosisConditionDetailsCodes0 |
1091 |
diagnosisConditionDetailsCodes1 |
1092 |
diagnosisConditionDetailsCodes2 |
1093 |
diagnosisConditionDetailsCodes3 |
1094 |
diagnosisConditionDetailsCodes4 |
1095 |
diagnosisConditionDetailsCodes5 |
1096 |
Byte 0 |
1097 |
Byte 1 |
1098 |
Byte 2 |
1099 |
Byte 3 |
1100 |
Byte 4 |
1101 |
Byte 5 |
1102 |
Diag simulation status |
1103 |
Value action |
1104 |
Idle |
1105 |
Start sampling |
1106 |
Stop sampling |
1107 |
Stop when buffer full |
1108 |
Clear buffer |
1109 |
State of the ring buffer of multiple shots |
1110 |
Mode On/Off |
1111 |
Mode Error |
1112 |
Read_out Error |
1113 |
Empty |
1114 |
Overflow |
1115 |
Read Out complete |
1116 |
Function stop initiated |
1117 |
Total operating time |
1118 |
Filling level of the buffer |
1119 |
Time stamp of oldest shot in ring buffer |
1120 |
Minimum difference between two values to take the next shot |
1121 |
Start time for reading the buffer |
1122 |
start time for reading the buffer starting at this time until now,by writing this value monitroing is turned off and the buffer is swtichedto the state READ_OUT, until all values are read or it is explicitly set toanother state by the action object. the operations during the READ_OUTstate do not influence the contends of the buffer. |
1123 |
Diagnosis event Buffer Action |
1124 |
Diagnosis mode |
1125 |
Control loop test |
1126 |
Partial stroke |
1127 |
Step response |
1128 |
Valve signature |
1129 |
Speed over position |
1130 |
Zero point test |
1131 |
Offline initial |
1132 |
Move to setpoint (last action in offline diagnosis) |
1133 |
Wait until setpoint reached |
1134 |
Offline Diagnosis done, internal failure |
1135 |
Test selection |
1136 |
for seri chart test |
1137 |
air liquide one million cycle test |
1138 |
similar to auto adjustment |
1139 |
some test cases of iec 61514 |
1140 |
Square-pulse slow |
1141 |
Square-pulse middle |
1142 |
Square-pulse fast |
1143 |
Triangle-pulse slow |
1144 |
Triangle-pulse middle |
1145 |
Triangle-pulse fast |
1146 |
Sinus sweep slow |
1147 |
Sinus sweep middle |
1148 |
Sinus sweep fas |
1149 |
Valve diagnosis test profile EL |
1150 |
Test status |
1151 |
Offline valve diagnosis state |
1152 |
Valve diagnosis offline progress |
1153 |
Test result |
1154 |
Offline valve diagnosis |
1155 |
No diagnosis available |
1156 |
Offline diagnosis failed |
1157 |
Zero position test passed |
1158 |
Zero position test failed |
1159 |
Leakage test passed (No leakage) |
1160 |
Leakage test failed (Leak in...) |
1161 |
Valve Diagnosis flag |
1162 |
Signals a leckage if set |
1163 |
Cyclecounter active and limit reached |
1164 |
Travelcounter active and limit reached |
1165 |
Positioning timeout detected |
1166 |
Last partial stroke has failed |
1167 |
Busy loading/storing archive |
1168 |
Error during NV loading/storing |
1169 |
Pressure hammer on supply line |
1170 |
Valve diagnosis flag byte 2 |
1171 |
stiction limit exceeded |
1172 |
friction limit exceeded |
1173 |
universal input limit exceeded |
1174 |
supply pressure below user limit |
1175 |
supply pressure above user limit |
1176 |
supply pressure > 10bar |
1177 |
supply pressure too low (limit detected during autoadjust) |
1178 |
Valve diagnosis flag byte 3 |
1179 |
valve is not moving any more |
1180 |
valve is oscillating |
1181 |
Valve diagnosis flag byte 4 |
1182 |
Value buffer full but additional value requested |
1183 |
Number of archives |
1184 |
Number of archive in NV(when requesting to load archive from NV storage) |
1185 |
archiveRequestedData |
1186 |
Req description only |
1187 |
Req all |
1188 |
Load archive |
1189 |
Date |
1190 |
Store Archive |
1191 |
Positioning time during Speed Over Position test |
1192 |
Interval |
1193 |
SampleTime of the ValueBuffer used for Step response |
1194 |
x 20 ms |
1195 |
Start position |
1196 |
Positioning time during Speed Over Position test(Start test position) |
1197 |
Stop position |
1198 |
Positioning time during Speed Over Position test(End test position) |
1199 |
Acceptable position value in % |
1200 |
3.1f |
1201 |
Air Capacity |
1202 |
Scaling factor |
1203 |
Steps |
1204 |
Steps of X-axis for valve signature, steps in one direction |
1205 |
Check UAI |
1206 |
No |
1207 |
do not check uai during zero point test |
1208 |
Yes |
1209 |
check uai during zero point test |
1210 |
Y-offset up |
1211 |
Y-offset down |
1212 |
Timeout value |
1213 |
Partial Stroke interval |
1214 |
Start test every |
1215 |
Value of position change |
1216 |
PS Vent amount |
1217 |
timeToPartialStroke |
1218 |
Partial stroke state |
1219 |
No partial stroke |
1220 |
Partial stroke interval |
1221 |
Partial stroke HMI/DTM/EDD |
1222 |
Last partial stroke passed |
1223 |
Last partial stroke failed time out |
1224 |
Last partial stroke failed out of range |
1225 |
Last partial stroke failed user abort |
1226 |
Last partial stroke failed something else |
1227 |
valveCycleCounterHidden |
1228 |
valveTravelCounterHidden |
1229 |
cutoffFrequency |
1230 |
2.3f |
1231 |
ControlParameterArchive 0 |
1232 |
ControlParameterArchive 1 |
1233 |
ControlParameterArchive 2 |
1234 |
ControlParameterArchive 3 |
1235 |
ControlParameterArchive 4 |
1236 |
ControlParameterArchive 5 |
1237 |
ControlParameterArchive 6 |
1238 |
ControlParameterArchive 7 |
1239 |
ControlParameterArchive 8 |
1240 |
ControlParameterArchive 9 |
1241 |
ControlParameterArchive 17 |
1242 |
ControlParameterArchive 26 |
1243 |
ControlParameterArchive 35 |
1244 |
ControlParameterArchive 44 |
1245 |
LocVarCommand230 |
1246 |
CrtlParamArchiveDate |
1247 |
CrtlParamArchiveTime 0 |
1248 |
CrtlParamArchiveDate 1 |
1249 |
CrtlParamArchiveTime 1 |
1250 |
LocCrtlParDateTime |
1251 |
Histogram TW Hrs |
1252 |
Histogram TW Days |
1253 |
Diagram TW Hrs |
1254 |
Diagram TW Days |
1255 |
Trend TW Hrs |
1256 |
Trend TW Days |
1257 |
Limit low (KP Up) |
1258 |
Limit-valus for upKp |
1259 |
Limit high (KP Up) |
1260 |
Switch hysteresis (KP Up) |
1261 |
Limit low (KP Dn) |
1262 |
Limit high (KP Dn) |
1263 |
Switch hysteresis (KP Dn) |
1264 |
Limit low (Tv Up) |
1265 |
Limit-valus for upTv |
1266 |
Limit high (Tv Up) |
1267 |
Switch hysteresis (Tv Up) |
1268 |
Limit low (Tv Dn) |
1269 |
Limit high (Tv Dn) |
1270 |
Switch hysteresis (Tv Dn) |
1271 |
Limit low (Offset Up) |
1272 |
Limit-valus for upOffset |
1273 |
Limit high (Offset Up) |
1274 |
Switch hysteresis (Offset Up) |
1275 |
Limit low (Offset Dn) |
1276 |
Limit high (Offset Dn) |
1277 |
Switch hysteresis (Offset Dn) |
1278 |
KP Up (Ref) |
1279 |
KP Down (Ref) |
1280 |
TV Up (Ref) |
1281 |
TV Down (Ref) |
1282 |
Y Offset Up (Ref) |
1283 |
Y Offset Down (Ref) |
1284 |
Determinated stroke time up |
1285 |
Time needed to travel from 0% to 100%-position |
1286 |
Determinated stroke time down |
1287 |
Time needed to travel from 100% to 0%-position |
1288 |
KP up (Alarm & Diagnosis) |
1289 |
Alarm and Warning-flags for each adaption-parameter. |
1290 |
Alarm high |
1291 |
help |
1292 |
Alarm low |
1293 |
Warning high |
1294 |
Warning low |
1295 |
KP down (Alarm & Diagnosis) |
1296 |
HART Cmd Rev |
1297 |
HART Revision 5 |
1298 |
HART Revision 7 |
1299 |
PV Analog Channel Saturated |
1300 |
PV Analog Channel Fixed |
1301 |
Wireless |
1302 |
WirelessHART Device |
1303 |
IEEE 802.15.4 2.4GHz DSSS with O-QPSK Modulation |
1304 |
Primary |
1305 |
Primary Analog Channel |
1306 |
Secondary |
1307 |
Secondary Analog Channel |
1308 |
Tertiary |
1309 |
Tertiary Analog Channel |
1310 |
Quaternary |
1311 |
Quaternary Analog Channel |
1312 |
Quinary |
1313 |
Quinary Analog Channel |
1314 |
Critical Power Failure |
1315 |
Trim not supported |
1316 |
Configuration cannot be changed |
1317 |
Locked by gateway |
1318 |
Analog Input Channel |
1319 |
Analog Output Channel |
1320 |
Secondary Analog Channel Saturated |
1321 |
Tertiary Analog Channel Saturated |
1322 |
Quaternary Analog Channel Saturated |
1323 |
Quinary Analog Channel Saturated |
1324 |
Secondary Analog Channel Fixed |
1325 |
Tertiary Analog Channel Fixed |
1326 |
Quaternary Analog Channel Fixed |
1327 |
Quinary Analog Channel Fixed |
1328 |
Simulation active |
1329 |
The device is in simulation mode and the level output is not representative of the process. |
1330 |
Non-Volatile memory failure |
1331 |
The Non-Volatile memory check is invalid or maybe corrupt, or the battery of a battery-backed memory has failed. |
1332 |
Volatile memory error |
1333 |
The RAM memory check is invalid or maybe corrupt |
1334 |
Watchdog reset executed |
1335 |
A watchdog reset has been performed |
1336 |
Voltage conditions out of range |
1337 |
A voltage condition is outside its allowable range |
1338 |
Environmental conditions out of range |
1339 |
An internal or environmental condition is beyond acceptable limits. |
1340 |
Electronic failure |
1341 |
A hardware problem not related to the sensor has been detected. |
1342 |
Subdevice list changed |
1343 |
Duplicate master detected |
1344 |
Capacity Denied |
1345 |
The device was unable to acquire the communication bandwidth required to support the Burst Messaging specified |
1346 |
Bandwidth allocation pending |
1347 |
Block transfer pending |
1348 |
Battery life |
1349 |
Percent range |
1350 |
Loop current |
1351 |
Primary variable |
1352 |
Secondary variable |
1353 |
Tertiary variable |
1354 |
Quaternary variable |
1355 |
Read receive time |
1356 |
Write date and time |
1357 |
Non-Volatile Clock |
1358 |
When set the device contains a battery-backed clock. In this case, the clock does not need to be reset if there is a power failure. |
1359 |
Clock Uninitialized |
1360 |
The real-time clock has never been set with the date and time. For example, the clock is volatile and power was removed from and restored to the device. |
1361 |
No restrictions |
1362 |
SI Only |
1363 |
Restricted to SI Unit codes only |
1364 |
Process automation device |
1365 |
Discrete device |
1366 |
Hybrid:Process automation+discrete |
1367 |
I/O System |
1368 |
WirelessHART Process automation device |
1369 |
WirelessHART Discrete device |
1370 |
WirelessHART Process automation+discrete |
1371 |
WirelessHART Gateway |
1372 |
WirelessHART Access point |
1373 |
WirelessHART Process adapter |
1374 |
WirelessHART Discrete adapter |
1375 |
WirelessHART enabled handheld/portable maintenance tool |
1376 |
Device Profile |
1377 |
US |
1378 |
United States of America |
1379 |
JP |
1380 |
Japan |
1381 |
DE |
1382 |
Germany |
1383 |
FR |
1384 |
France |
1385 |
ES |
1386 |
Spain |
1387 |
RU |
1388 |
Russian Federation |
1389 |
CN |
1390 |
People's Republic of China |
1391 |
Secondary Master |
1392 |
Primary Master |
1393 |
Device Diagnostic Status 0 |
1394 |
Device Diagnostic Status 1 |
1395 |
I/O and Subdevice Status |
1396 |
WirelessHART Status |
1397 |
Time Set Option |
1398 |
Real Time Clock Flags |
1399 |
Country |
1400 |
Country of intended device installation |
1401 |
SI Unit Control |
1402 |
Indicates if device should only display SI unit codes |
1403 |
8u |
1404 |
8.3f |
1405 |
Device Variable |
1406 |
%[L]{diagnosisSimulationStatus} is %{diagnosisSimulationStatus}/Select |
1407 |
On;Off |
1408 |
%[L]{diagnosisSimulationStatus} is %{diagnosisSimulationStatus} |
1409 |
Bit Position Measurement Failure have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1410 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_0} |
1411 |
Bit Valve blocked bit have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1412 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_1} |
1413 |
Bit Positioning Timeout - Check Valve Maintenance have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1414 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_2} |
1415 |
Bit Positioning unstable have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1416 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_3} |
1417 |
Bit Position out of travel range have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1418 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_4} |
1419 |
Bit Zero-Point displacement have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1420 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_5} |
1421 |
Bit kp up exceeded have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1422 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_6} |
1423 |
Bit kp Down exceeded have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1424 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_7} |
1425 |
Bit Setpoint Failure Electronics have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1426 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_8} |
1427 |
Bit Setpoint out of Range have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1428 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_9} |
1429 |
Bit Device not calibrated have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1430 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_10} |
1431 |
Bit Controller inactive have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1432 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_11} |
1433 |
Bit Stroke counter limit exceeded have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1434 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_12} |
1435 |
Bit Travel counter limit exceeded have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1436 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_13} |
1437 |
Bit Electronic Temperature Measurement Failure have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1438 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_14} |
1439 |
Bit Electronic temperature out of limits have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1440 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_15} |
1441 |
Bit Configuration Data failure have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1442 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_16} |
1443 |
Bit Electronics - NV chip defect have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1444 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_17} |
1445 |
Bit Non Volatile Data defect have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1446 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_18} |
1447 |
Bit Leakage during operation have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1448 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_19} |
1449 |
Bit Leakage chamber 1 have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1450 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_20} |
1451 |
Bit Leakage chamber 2 have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1452 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_21} |
1453 |
Bit Leakage in actuator have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1454 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_22} |
1455 |
Bit Pressure NV Data defect have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1456 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_23} |
1457 |
Bit Pressure NV chip defect have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1458 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_24} |
1459 |
Bit Overpressure from supply have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1460 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_25} |
1461 |
Bit Supply pressure limit low exceeded have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1462 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_26} |
1463 |
Bit Supply pressure limit high exceeded have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1464 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_27} |
1465 |
Bit Pressure hammer from supply have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1466 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_28} |
1467 |
Bit TV up exceeded have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1468 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_29} |
1469 |
Bit TV down exceeded have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1470 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_30} |
1471 |
Bit Y-Offset Up exceeded have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1472 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_31} |
1473 |
Bit Y-Offset Down exceeded have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1474 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_32} |
1475 |
Bit Friction limit exceeded have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1476 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_33} |
1477 |
Bit Stiction limit exceeded have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1478 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_34} |
1479 |
Bit Universal Input out of Range have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1480 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_35} |
1481 |
Bit Partial Stroke failed have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1482 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_36} |
1483 |
Bit Option Module defect have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1484 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_37} |
1485 |
Bit Universal Input Limit exceeded have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1486 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_38} |
1487 |
Bit Analog output simulation active have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1488 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_39} |
1489 |
Bit Binary output simulation active have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1490 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_40} |
1491 |
Bit Fail Safe Active - via Device Error have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1492 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_41} |
1493 |
Bit Fail Safe Active - via User have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1494 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_42} |
1495 |
Bit Binary Input active have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1496 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_43} |
1497 |
Bit Switchpoint 1 exceeded have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1498 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_44} |
1499 |
Bit Switchpoint 2 exceeded have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1500 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_45} |
1501 |
Bit Analog output supply fault have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1502 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_46} |
1503 |
Bit Pressure measurement defect have been masked, NAMUR 107 configuration not possible ! |
1504 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{alarmNamurConfiguration_47} |
1505 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{binaryOutputDiagnosisMask} |
1506 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{aoAlarmMapping_0} |
1507 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{aoAlarmMapping_1} |
1508 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{aoAlarmMapping_2} |
1509 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{aoAlarmMapping_3} |
1510 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{switchingPoint_0} |
1511 |
Select NE107 Configuration of
%[L]{switchingPoint_1} |
1512 |
%[L]{diagnosisSimulationStatus} is %{diagnosisSimulationStatus}, please turn on Diagnosis simulation ? |
1513 |
Yes;No |
1514 |
Simulate %[L]{diagnosisservices_diagnosissimulation_0} |
1515 |
Simulate %[L]{diagnosisservices_diagnosissimulation_1} |
1516 |
Since %[L]{diagnosisSimulationStatus} is %{diagnosisSimulationStatus} diagnosis simulation is not possible |
1517 |
Simulate %[L]{diagnosisservices_diagnosissimulation_2} |
1518 |
Simulate %[L]{diagnosisSimulationStatus} is %{diagnosisSimulationStatus}, please turn on Diagnosis simulation ? |
1519 |
Simulate %[L]{diagnosisservices_diagnosissimulation_3} |
1520 |
Simulate %[L]{diagnosisservices_diagnosissimulation_4} |
1521 |
Simulate %[L]{diagnosisservices_diagnosissimulation_5} |
1522 |
Mask %[L]{DiagnosisServices_alarmMasking_0} |
1523 |
Mask %[L]{DiagnosisServices_alarmMasking_1} |
1524 |
Mask %[L]{DiagnosisServices_alarmMasking_2} |
1525 |
Mask %[L]{DiagnosisServices_alarmMasking_3} |
1526 |
Mask %[L]{DiagnosisServices_alarmMasking_4} |
1527 |
Mask %[L]{DiagnosisServices_alarmMasking_5} |
1528 |
Set %[L]{ProcessIO_binaryInputFunction} |
1529 |
Set %[L]{ProcessIO_binaryInputActiveLevel} |
1530 |
Set %[L]{ProcessIO_binaryInputSetpoint} |
1531 |
Review Digital Input DI values :
%[L]{ProcessIO_binaryInputFunction} -> %{ProcessIO_binaryInputFunction}
%[L]{ProcessIO_binaryInputActiveLevel} -> %{ProcessIO_binaryInputActiveLevel}
%[L]{ProcessIO_binaryInputSetpoint} -> %{ProcessIO_binaryInputSetpoint} % |
1532 |
Continue;Re-enter |
1533 |
Review Digital Input DI values :
%[L]{ProcessIO_binaryInputFunction} -> %{ProcessIO_binaryInputFunction}
%[L]{ProcessIO_binaryInputActiveLevel} -> %{ProcessIO_binaryInputActiveLevel} |
1534 |
Set %[L]{Setpoint_inputScaling_min} |
1535 |
Set %[L]{Setpoint_inputScaling_max} |
1536 |
Setpoint range max is out of range, value must be within %[4.1f]{SPMinValue} mA to 20.00 mA ! |
1537 |
Set %[L]{Setpoint_rampClose} |
1538 |
Set %[L]{Setpoint_rampOpen} |
1539 |
Set %[L]{Setpoint_t1} |
1540 |
Review SP Range values :
%[L]{Setpoint_inputScaling_min} -> %{Setpoint_inputScaling_min} mA
%[L]{Setpoint_inputScaling_max} -> %{Setpoint_inputScaling_max} mA
%[L]{Setpoint_rampClose} -> %{Setpoint_rampClose} sec
%[L]{Setpoint_rampOpen} -> %{Setpoint_rampOpen} sec
%[L]{Setpoint_t1} -> %{Setpoint_t1} sec |
1541 |
Set %[L]{UniversalAI_inputScaling_min} |
1542 |
Set %[L]{UniversalAI_inputScaling_max} |
1543 |
Universal input max is out of range, value must be within %[4.1f]{UAIMaxScale} mA to 20.00 mA ! |
1544 |
Review input range :
%[L]{UniversalAI_inputScaling_min} -> %{UniversalAI_inputScaling_min} mA
%[L]{UniversalAI_inputScaling_max} -> %{UniversalAI_inputScaling_max} mA |
1545 |
Set %[L]{UniversalAI_inputDamping} |
1546 |
Review damping value :
%[L]{UniversalAI_inputDamping} -> %{UniversalAI_inputDamping} Sec |
1547 |
Set %[L]{UniversalAI_characteristics} |
1548 |
Review Input characteristic curve :
%[L]{UniversalAI_characteristics} -> %{UniversalAI_characteristics} |
1549 |
Set %[L]{UniversalAI_EngineeringUnit} |
1550 |
Review engineering unit :
%[L]{UniversalAI_EngineeringUnit} -> %{UniversalAI_EngineeringUnit} |
1551 |
Set %[L]{UniversalAI_outputScaling_min} |
1552 |
Set %[L]{UniversalAI_outputScaling_max} |
1553 |
Review Out Sealing :
%[L]{UniversalAI_outputScaling_min} -> %{UniversalAI_outputScaling_min}
%[L]{UniversalAI_outputScaling_max} -> %{UniversalAI_outputScaling_max} |
1554 |
Set %[L]{ProcessIO_aoCurrentRange_lolim} |
1555 |
Set %[L]{ProcessIO_aoCurrentRange_hilim} |
1556 |
%[L]{ProcessIO_aoCurrentRange_hilim} is out of range, value must be within %[4.1f]{UAIMaxScale} mA to 20.00 mA ! |
1557 |
Set %[L]{ProcessIO_aoActing} |
1558 |
Set %[L]{ProcessIO_aoConnectionLostAlarm} |
1559 |
Set %[L]{readbackCharacteristics} |
1560 |
Review Analog feedback signal values :
%[L]{ProcessIO_aoCurrentRange_lolim} -> %{ProcessIO_aoCurrentRange_lolim} mA
%[L]{ProcessIO_aoCurrentRange_hilim} -> %{ProcessIO_aoCurrentRange_hilim} mA
%[L]{ProcessIO_aoActing} -> %{ProcessIO_aoActing}
%[L]{ProcessIO_aoConnectionLostAlarm} -> %{ProcessIO_aoConnectionLostAlarm}
%[L]{readbackCharacteristics} -> %{readbackCharacteristics} |
1561 |
Set %[L]{ProcessIO_switch1Function} |
1562 |
Set %[L]{ProcessIO_switchingPoint1} |
1563 |
Set %[L]{ProcessIO_switch1ActiveLevel} |
1564 |
Set %[L]{ProcessIO_switch1Trigger} |
1565 |
Review Switch 1 settings :
%[L]{ProcessIO_switch1Function} -> %{ProcessIO_switch1Function}
%[L]{ProcessIO_switchingPoint1} -> %{ProcessIO_switchingPoint1}
%[L]{ProcessIO_switch1ActiveLevel} -> %{ProcessIO_switch1ActiveLevel}
%[L]{ProcessIO_switch1Trigger} -> %{ProcessIO_switch1Trigger} |
1566 |
Review Switch 1 settings :
%[L]{ProcessIO_switch1Function} -> %{ProcessIO_switch1Function}
%[L]{ProcessIO_switch1ActiveLevel} -> %{ProcessIO_switch1ActiveLevel} |
1567 |
Set %[L]{ProcessIO_switch2Function} |
1568 |
Set %[L]{ProcessIO_switchingPoint2} |
1569 |
Set %[L]{ProcessIO_switch2ActiveLevel} |
1570 |
Set %[L]{ProcessIO_switch2Trigger} |
1571 |
Review Switch 2 settings :
%[L]{ProcessIO_switch2Function} -> %{ProcessIO_switch2Function}
%[L]{ProcessIO_switchingPoint2} -> %{ProcessIO_switchingPoint2}
%[L]{ProcessIO_switch2ActiveLevel} -> %{ProcessIO_switch2ActiveLevel}
%[L]{ProcessIO_switch2Trigger} -> %{ProcessIO_switch2Trigger} |
1572 |
Review Switch 2 settings :
%[L]{ProcessIO_switch2Function} -> %{ProcessIO_switch2Function}
%[L]{ProcessIO_switch2ActiveLevel} -> %{ProcessIO_switch2ActiveLevel} |
1573 |
Review Alarm Output value :
%[L]{ProcessIO_aoConnectionLostAlarm} -> %{ProcessIO_aoConnectionLostAlarm} |
1574 |
Set %[L]{Controller_pidParKPup} |
1575 |
Set %[L]{Controller_pidParKPdown} |
1576 |
Set %[L]{Controller_pidParTVup} |
1577 |
Set %[L]{Controller_pidParTVdown} |
1578 |
Set %[L]{IpConverter_ipOffsetVenting} |
1579 |
Set %[L]{IpConverter_ipOffsetExhaust} |
1580 |
Set %[L]{Controller_deadband} |
1581 |
Set %[L]{Controller_parN} |
1582 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_positioningTimeLimit} |
1583 |
Set %[L]{deadbandCtrlTime} |
1584 |
Set %[L]{Controller_parS0} |
1585 |
Review Control parameter values :
%[L]{Controller_pidParKPup} -> %{Controller_pidParKPup}
%[L]{Controller_pidParKPdown} -> %{Controller_pidParKPdown}
%[L]{Controller_pidParTVup} -> %{Controller_pidParTVup} msec
%[L]{Controller_pidParTVdown} -> %{Controller_pidParTVdown} msec
%[L]{IpConverter_ipOffsetVenting} -> %{IpConverter_ipOffsetVenting} %
%[L]{IpConverter_ipOffsetExhaust} -> %{IpConverter_ipOffsetExhaust} %
%[L]{Controller_deadband} -> %{Controller_deadband} %
%[L]{Controller_parN} -> %{Controller_parN}
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_positioningTimeLimit} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_positioningTimeLimit} sec
%[L]{deadbandCtrlTime} -> %{deadbandCtrlTime} sec
%[L]{Controller_parS0} -> %{Controller_parS0} % |
1586 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_valveTravelCounterLimit} |
1587 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_valveCycleCounterLimit} |
1588 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_valveCycleCounterHysteresis} |
1589 |
Set %[L]{valveTravelCounterHysteresis} |
1590 |
Review Matainence counter values :
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_valveTravelCounterLimit} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_valveTravelCounterLimit}
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_valveCycleCounterLimit} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_valveCycleCounterLimit}
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_valveCycleCounterHysteresis} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_valveCycleCounterHysteresis} %
%[L]{valveTravelCounterHysteresis} -> %{valveTravelCounterHysteresis} % |
1591 |
Set %[L]{Setpoint_lowCutOff} |
1592 |
Set %[L]{Setpoint_deadAngleClose} |
1593 |
Set %[L]{limitPositionBehaviourSwitchDn} |
1594 |
Review End Position 0% parameters :
%[L]{Setpoint_lowCutOff} -> %{Setpoint_lowCutOff} %
%[L]{Setpoint_deadAngleClose} -> %{Setpoint_deadAngleClose} %
%[L]{limitPositionBehaviourSwitchDn} -> %{limitPositionBehaviourSwitchDn} |
1595 |
Set %[L]{Setpoint_highCutOff} |
1596 |
Set %[L]{Setpoint_deadAngleOpen} |
1597 |
Set %[L]{limitPositionBehaviourSwitchUp} |
1598 |
Review End Position 100% parameters :
%[L]{Setpoint_highCutOff} -> %{Setpoint_highCutOff} %
%[L]{Setpoint_deadAngleOpen} -> %{Setpoint_deadAngleOpen} %
%[L]{limitPositionBehaviourSwitchUp} -> %{limitPositionBehaviourSwitchUp} |
1599 |
Set %[L]{out1ExhaustPosition} |
1600 |
Set %[L]{PositionProcessing_actuatorType} |
1601 |
Set %[L]{Setpoint_effectiveDirection} |
1602 |
Set %[L]{setpoint_characteristics} |
1603 |
Review basic setting parameters :
%[L]{out1ExhaustPosition} -> %{out1ExhaustPosition}
%[L]{PositionProcessing_actuatorType} -> %{PositionProcessing_actuatorType}
%[L]{Setpoint_effectiveDirection} -> %{Setpoint_effectiveDirection}
%[L]{setpoint_characteristics} -> %{setpoint_characteristics} |
1604 |
Set %[L]{operatingRangePercent_min} |
1605 |
Set %[L]{operatingRangePercent_max} |
1606 |
Review valve range :
%[L]{operatingRangePercent_min} -> %{operatingRangePercent_min} °
%[L]{operatingRangePercent_max} -> %{operatingRangePercent_max} ° |
1607 |
Set %[L]{Setpoint_outputScaling_min} |
1608 |
Set %[L]{Setpoint_outputScaling_max} |
1609 |
Review working range :
%[L]{Setpoint_outputScaling_min} -> %{Setpoint_outputScaling_min} %
%[L]{Setpoint_outputScaling_max} -> %{Setpoint_outputScaling_max} % |
1610 |
Universal input simulation is active, further simulation is not possible. To deactivate Simulation, pressing button Stop simulation |
1611 |
Simulate %[L]{UniversalAI_simulationValue} |
1612 |
Value should be within 4-20 mA limit |
1613 |
Simulate %[L]{ProcessIO_switchSimulation_0} |
1614 |
Simulate %[L]{ProcessIO_switchSimulation_1} |
1615 |
Simulate %[L]{ProcessIO_binaryOutputSimulation} |
1616 |
Select the Target Mode |
1617 |
Control Mode;Manual Setpoint Remote;Manual Local Adjust;Manual Local Setpoint |
1618 |
Upload in progress, it may take time based on parameters... |
1619 |
All X-Y values read from device !! |
1620 |
We are about to create a new user curve. Please take care of following points to save a new curve successfully in the device
1) X/Y value pair must be monotonously incremented
2) First value of X/Y pair must be 0/0
3) Last value of X/Y pair must be 100/100
Continue ? |
1621 |
Select no of points (X/Y pairs) to be entered |
1622 |
2;3;4;5;6;7;8;9;10;11;12;13;14;15;16;17;18;19;20;21;22 |
1623 |
X0 Value |
1624 |
x0 |
1625 |
Y0 Value |
1626 |
y0 |
1627 |
X1 Value |
1628 |
x1 |
1629 |
Y1 Value |
1630 |
y1 |
1631 |
X2 Value |
1632 |
x2 |
1633 |
Y2 Value |
1634 |
y2 |
1635 |
X3 Value |
1636 |
x3 |
1637 |
Y3 Value |
1638 |
y3 |
1639 |
X4 Value |
1640 |
x4 |
1641 |
Y4 Value |
1642 |
y4 |
1643 |
X5 Value |
1644 |
x5 |
1645 |
Y5 Value |
1646 |
y5 |
1647 |
X6 Value |
1648 |
x6 |
1649 |
Y6 Value |
1650 |
y6 |
1651 |
X7 Value |
1652 |
x7 |
1653 |
Y7 Value |
1654 |
y7 |
1655 |
X8 Value |
1656 |
x8 |
1657 |
Y8 Value |
1658 |
y8 |
1659 |
X9 Value |
1660 |
x9 |
1661 |
Y9 Value |
1662 |
y9 |
1663 |
X10 Value |
1664 |
x10 |
1665 |
Y10 Value |
1666 |
y10 |
1667 |
X11 Value |
1668 |
x11 |
1669 |
Y11 Value |
1670 |
y11 |
1671 |
X12 Value |
1672 |
x12 |
1673 |
Y12 Value |
1674 |
y12 |
1675 |
X13 Value |
1676 |
x13 |
1677 |
Y13 Value |
1678 |
y13 |
1679 |
X14 Value |
1680 |
x14 |
1681 |
Y14 Value |
1682 |
y14 |
1683 |
X15 Value |
1684 |
x15 |
1685 |
Y15 Value |
1686 |
y15 |
1687 |
X16 Value |
1688 |
x16 |
1689 |
Y16 Value |
1690 |
y16 |
1691 |
X17 Value |
1692 |
x17 |
1693 |
Y17 Value |
1694 |
y17 |
1695 |
X18 Value |
1696 |
x18 |
1697 |
Y18 Value |
1698 |
y18 |
1699 |
X19 Value |
1700 |
x19 |
1701 |
Y19 Value |
1702 |
y19 |
1703 |
X20 Value |
1704 |
x20 |
1705 |
Y20 Value |
1706 |
y20 |
1707 |
X21 Value |
1708 |
x21 |
1709 |
Y21 Value |
1710 |
y21 |
1711 |
Select |
1712 |
Continue;Re-enter no of x/y pairs |
1713 |
Device failed to accept Setpoint TabOpCode == 1 (New characteristic) |
1714 |
Device failed to accept UniversalAI tabOpCode == 3 (End of transmission)
Please check the x/y pair value, either not incremented monotonusly incremented or last point of x/y pair has value different than 100/100 |
1715 |
Result :%[L]{UniversalAItabStatus} -> %{UniversalAItabStatus} |
1716 |
Please wait upload in progress, it may take time based on parameters... |
1717 |
Device failed to accept Setpoint TabOpCode == 3 (End of transmission)
Please check the x/y pair value, either not incremented monotonusly incremented or last point of x/y pair has value different than 100/100 |
1718 |
Result :%[L]{SetpointtabStatus} -> %{SetpointtabStatus} |
1719 |
Calibration is not being successfully executed ! |
1720 |
Caution !
Adjust supply pressure ? |
1721 |
Please wait calibration is running... |
1722 |
Supply pressure has been calibrated successfully ! |
1723 |
Caution !
Adjust Y1 pressure ? |
1724 |
Y1 pressure has been calibrated successfully ! |
1725 |
Caution !
Adjust Y2 pressure ? |
1726 |
Y2 pressure has been calibrated successfully ! |
1727 |
Caution !
This method will set all sensors to zero, The supply pressure has to be switchted off before,and the actuator has to be empty. Continue ? |
1728 |
All sensors have been adjusted successfully !! |
1729 |
Caution !
Ventilate pressure Y1 ? |
1730 |
Please wait ventilation of pressure Y1 is running... |
1731 |
Ventilation of pressure Y1 done successfully !! |
1732 |
Caution !
Ventilate pressure Y2 ? |
1733 |
Please wait ventilation of pressure Y2 is running... |
1734 |
Ventilation of pressure Y2 done successfully !! |
1735 |
Caution !
We are about to exit calibration, Continue ? |
1736 |
Please wait, Device is performing Auto Adjust... |
1737 |
Failed to set the User Mode to Auto Adjust ! |
1738 |
Failed to set the User mode to OFF ! |
1739 |
Exiting Auto Adjust... |
1740 |
Please wait Easy Setup parameters are uploading... |
1741 |
Select Actuator type |
1742 |
Select Dispaly value |
1743 |
Select Engineering unit of Electronic temperature |
1744 |
Select Pressure unit |
1745 |
Set Engineering Unit of Universal input |
1746 |
Select Autoadjust mode |
1747 |
Review Easy setup parameters :
%[L]{PositionProcessing_actuatorType} -> %{PositionProcessing_actuatorType}
%[L]{out1ExhaustPosition} -> %{out1ExhaustPosition}
Dispaly value -> %{selectedPV}
Electronic temperature unit -> %{ElectronicServices_electronicTemperatureUnit}
Pressure unit -> %{Pressure_pressureUnit}
Engineering Unit Universal input -> %{UniversalAI_EngineeringUnit}
Auto Adjust mode -> %{Coordinator_autoAdjustScope} |
1748 |
Review Easy setup parameters :
%[L]{PositionProcessing_actuatorType} -> %{PositionProcessing_actuatorType}
%[L]{out1ExhaustPosition} -> %{out1ExhaustPosition}
Dispaly value -> %{selectedPV}
Electronic temperature unit -> %{ElectronicServices_electronicTemperatureUnit}
Pressure unit -> %{Pressure_pressureUnit}
Auto Adjust mode -> %{Coordinator_autoAdjustScope} |
1749 |
Review Easy setup parameters :
%[L]{PositionProcessing_actuatorType} -> %{PositionProcessing_actuatorType}
%[L]{out1ExhaustPosition} -> %{out1ExhaustPosition}
Dispaly value -> %{selectedPV}
Electronic temperature unit -> %{ElectronicServices_electronicTemperatureUnit}
Engineering Unit Universal input -> %{UniversalAI_EngineeringUnit}
Auto Adjust mode -> %{Coordinator_autoAdjustScope} |
1750 |
Review Easy setup parameters :
%[L]{PositionProcessing_actuatorType} -> %{PositionProcessing_actuatorType}
%[L]{out1ExhaustPosition} -> %{out1ExhaustPosition}
Dispaly value -> %{selectedPV}
Electronic temperature unit -> %{ElectronicServices_electronicTemperatureUnit}
Auto Adjust mode -> %{Coordinator_autoAdjustScope} |
1751 |
Failed to send Easy setup parameters to device ! |
1752 |
Failed to send the Universal input unit to device ! |
1753 |
Would You like to perform Auto Adjust |
1754 |
Select %[L]{out1ExhaustPosition} |
1755 |
Reset travel counter ? |
1756 |
Travel counter reseted ! |
1757 |
Reset Movement Counter ? |
1758 |
Movement counter reseted ! |
1759 |
CAUTION !! - All device parameters are set to the factory settings, User specific settings are lost |
1760 |
Continue;Exit |
1761 |
Factory setting is in progress... |
1762 |
Set %[L]{Pressure_pressureAlarmLimits_0} |
1763 |
Set %[L]{Pressure_pressureAlarmLimits_1} |
1764 |
Review Pressure limits :
%[L]{Pressure_pressureAlarmLimits_0} -> %{Pressure_pressureAlarmLimits_0} %{Pressure_pressureUnit}
%[L]{Pressure_pressureAlarmLimits_1} -> %{Pressure_pressureAlarmLimits_1} %{Pressure_pressureUnit} |
1765 |
Review %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_valveTravelCounterLimit} :
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_valveTravelCounterLimit} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_valveTravelCounterLimit} |
1766 |
Review %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_valveCycleCounterLimit} :
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_valveCycleCounterLimit} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_valveCycleCounterLimit} |
1767 |
Set Valve mounting Time Hours (0~24)(HH) |
1768 |
hh_0 |
1769 |
Set Valve mounting Time Minutes(MM) |
1770 |
mm_0 |
1771 |
Set Valve mounting Time Seconds(SS) |
1772 |
ss_0 |
1773 |
Review Valve mounting date :
Valve mounting date -> %{DiagnosisServices_valveMountingTimeStamp_day}
Valve mounting time -> %[02d]{hh_0}:%[02d]{mm_0}:%[02d]{ss_0} |
1774 |
Set Host date |
1775 |
Set Host Time Hours (0~24)(HH) |
1776 |
Set Host Time Minutes(MM) |
1777 |
Set Host Time Seconds(SS) |
1778 |
Review Host Time :
Host date -> %{DiagnosisServices_hostTimeStamp_day}
Host time -> %[02d]{hh_0}:%[02d]{mm_0}:%[02d]{ss_0} |
1779 |
Reset Diagnosis History ? |
1780 |
Reset Alarm History ? |
1781 |
Review Readback Characteristic values :
%[L]{readbackCharacteristics} -> %{readbackCharacteristics} |
1782 |
Set %[L]{lock_device_code} |
1783 |
Review %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_positioningTimeLimit} :
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_positioningTimeLimit} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_positioningTimeLimit} sec |
1784 |
Do you want to switch the HART Protocol Revision ? |
1785 |
Currently the HART Protocol Revision support by Device is %{hartCmdRev} |
1786 |
Only posibility to Switch the Device to HART Prtocol Revision is 7
Continue ? |
1787 |
Failed to change the HART Protocol Revision to 7 |
1788 |
You have successfully changes the HART Protocol Revision to 7, but changes will only be affected when you perform a Power recycle (Device reset), Press OK/Next button to perform the Device Reset
Reopen the Application to work further ! |
1789 |
Only posibility to Switch the Device to HART Prtocol Revision is 5
Continue ? |
1790 |
Failed to change the HART Protocol Revision to 5 |
1791 |
You have successfully changes the HART Protocol Revision to 5, but changes will only be affected when you perform a Power recycle (Device reset), Press OK/Next button to perform the Device Reset
Reopen the Application to work further ! |
1792 |
Review %[L]{ProcessIO_aoActing} :
%[L]{ProcessIO_aoActing} -> %{ProcessIO_aoActing} |
1793 |
Set %[L]{Controller_adaptionSwitch} |
1794 |
Review control mode setting :
%[L]{Controller_adaptionSwitch} -> %{Controller_adaptionSwitch} |
1795 |
Set %[L]{ipvmUpKpLimits_0} |
1796 |
Set %[L]{ipvmUpKpLimits_1} |
1797 |
Review KP UP Limit values :
%[L]{ipvmUpKpLimits_0} -> %{ipvmUpKpLimits_0}
%[L]{ipvmUpKpLimits_1} -> %{ipvmUpKpLimits_1} |
1798 |
Set %[L]{ipvmDnKpLimits_0} |
1799 |
Set %[L]{ipvmDnKpLimits_1} |
1800 |
Review KP Down Limit values :
%[L]{ipvmDnKpLimits_0} -> %{ipvmDnKpLimits_0}
%[L]{ipvmDnKpLimits_1} -> %{ipvmDnKpLimits_1} |
1801 |
Set %[L]{ipvmUpOffsetLimits_0} |
1802 |
Set %[L]{ipvmUpOffsetLimits_1} |
1803 |
Review Offset Up Limit values :
%[L]{ipvmUpOffsetLimits_0} -> %{ipvmUpOffsetLimits_0}
%[L]{ipvmUpOffsetLimits_1} -> %{ipvmUpOffsetLimits_1} |
1804 |
Set %[L]{ipvmDnOffsetLimits_0} |
1805 |
Set %[L]{ipvmDnOffsetLimits_1} |
1806 |
Review Offset Down Limit values :
%[L]{ipvmDnOffsetLimits_0} -> %{ipvmDnOffsetLimits_0}
%[L]{ipvmDnOffsetLimits_1} -> %{ipvmDnOffsetLimits_1} |
1807 |
Set %[L]{ipvmUpTvLimits_0} |
1808 |
Set %[L]{ipvmUpTvLimits_1} |
1809 |
Review TV Up Limit values :
%[L]{ipvmUpTvLimits_0} -> %{ipvmUpTvLimits_0}
%[L]{ipvmUpTvLimits_1} -> %{ipvmUpTvLimits_1} |
1810 |
Set %[L]{ipvmDnTvLimits_0} |
1811 |
Set %[L]{ipvmDnTvLimits_1} |
1812 |
Review TV Down Limit values :
%[L]{ipvmDnTvLimits_0} -> %{ipvmDnTvLimits_0}
%[L]{ipvmDnTvLimits_1} -> %{ipvmDnTvLimits_1} |
1813 |
Set %[L]{zeroPositionLimit} |
1814 |
Review Zero Point Deviation :
%[L]{zeroPositionLimit} -> %{zeroPositionLimit} |
1815 |
Set %[L]{DiagnosisServices_diagnosisTimeLatch} |
1816 |
Review Time Latch time :
%[L]{DiagnosisServices_diagnosisTimeLatch} -> %{DiagnosisServices_diagnosisTimeLatch} |
1817 |
Find Control Parameters to be saved in Device :
%[L]{Controller_pidParKPup} -> %{Controller_pidParKPup}
%[L]{Controller_pidParKPdown} -> %{Controller_pidParKPdown}
%[L]{Controller_pidParTVup} -> %{Controller_pidParTVup}
%[L]{Controller_pidParTVdown} -> %{Controller_pidParTVdown}
%[L]{IpConverter_ipOffsetVenting} -> %{IpConverter_ipOffsetVenting}
%[L]{IpConverter_ipOffsetExhaust} -> %{IpConverter_ipOffsetExhaust}
%[L]{Controller_deadband} -> %{Controller_deadband}
%[L]{Controller_parS0} -> %{Controller_parS0}
%[L]{Controller_parN} -> %{Controller_parN} |
1818 |
Select archive no, where you want to save this dataset... |
1819 |
Archive 1;Archive 2;Archive 3;Archive 4;Archive 5 |
1820 |
Set PC Date |
1821 |
Set PC Time Hours (0~24)(HH) |
1822 |
Set PC Time Minutes(MM) |
1823 |
Set PC Time Seconds(SS) |
1824 |
hh_1 |
1825 |
mm_1 |
1826 |
ss_1 |
1827 |
hh_2 |
1828 |
mm_2 |
1829 |
ss_2 |
1830 |
hh_3 |
1831 |
mm_3 |
1832 |
ss_3 |
1833 |
hh_4 |
1834 |
mm_4 |
1835 |
ss_4 |
1836 |
Please wait data is saving to Device... |
1837 |
Data has been successfully saved into Device !! |
1838 |
Please wait, data is retrieving from device archived database! |
1839 |
Select from list to retrieve archived control parameter data :
Archive 1 -> %{CrtlParamArchiveDate_0} %[02d]{hh_0}:%[02d]{mm_0}:%[02d]{ss_0}
Archive 2 -> %{CrtlParamArchiveDate_1} %[02d]{hh_1}:%[02d]{mm_1}:%[02d]{ss_1}
Archive 3 -> %{CrtlParamArchiveDate_2} %[02d]{hh_2}:%[02d]{mm_2}:%[02d]{ss_2}
Archive 4 -> %{CrtlParamArchiveDate_3} %[02d]{hh_3}:%[02d]{mm_3}:%[02d]{ss_3}
Archive 5 -> %{CrtlParamArchiveDate_4} %[02d]{hh_4}:%[02d]{mm_4}:%[02d]{ss_4} |
1840 |
Find all archived values for Archive 1
%[L]{Controller_pidParKPup} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_0}
%[L]{Controller_pidParKPdown} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_1}
%[L]{Controller_pidParTVup} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_2}
%[L]{Controller_pidParTVdown} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_3}
%[L]{IpConverter_ipOffsetVenting} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_4}
%[L]{IpConverter_ipOffsetExhaust} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_5}
%[L]{Controller_deadband} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_6}
%[L]{Controller_parS0} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_7}
%[L]{Controller_parN} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_8}
Want to apply this archived value |
1841 |
Find all archived values for Archive 2
%[L]{Controller_pidParKPup} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_9}
%[L]{Controller_pidParKPdown} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_10}
%[L]{Controller_pidParTVup} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_11}
%[L]{Controller_pidParTVdown} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_12}
%[L]{IpConverter_ipOffsetVenting} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_13}
%[L]{IpConverter_ipOffsetExhaust} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_14}
%[L]{Controller_deadband} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_15}
%[L]{Controller_parS0} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_16}
%[L]{Controller_parN} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_17}
Want to apply this archived value |
1842 |
Find all archived values for Archive 3
%[L]{Controller_pidParKPup} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_18}
%[L]{Controller_pidParKPdown} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_19}
%[L]{Controller_pidParTVup} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_20}
%[L]{Controller_pidParTVdown} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_21}
%[L]{IpConverter_ipOffsetVenting} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_22}
%[L]{IpConverter_ipOffsetExhaust} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_23}
%[L]{Controller_deadband} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_24}
%[L]{Controller_parS0} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_25}
%[L]{Controller_parN} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_26}
Want to apply this archived value |
1843 |
Find all archived values for Archive 4
%[L]{Controller_pidParKPup} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_27}
%[L]{Controller_pidParKPdown} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_28}
%[L]{Controller_pidParTVup} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_29}
%[L]{Controller_pidParTVdown} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_30}
%[L]{IpConverter_ipOffsetVenting} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_31}
%[L]{IpConverter_ipOffsetExhaust} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_32}
%[L]{Controller_deadband} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_33}
%[L]{Controller_parS0} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_34}
%[L]{Controller_parN} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_35}
Want to apply this archived value |
1844 |
Find all archived values for Archive 5
%[L]{Controller_pidParKPup} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_36}
%[L]{Controller_pidParKPdown} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_37}
%[L]{Controller_pidParTVup} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_38}
%[L]{Controller_pidParTVdown} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_39}
%[L]{IpConverter_ipOffsetVenting} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_40}
%[L]{IpConverter_ipOffsetExhaust} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_41}
%[L]{Controller_deadband} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_42}
%[L]{Controller_parS0} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_43}
%[L]{Controller_parN} -> %{ControlParameterArchive_44}
Want to apply this archived value |
1845 |
You are about to reset configuration flag. |
1846 |
Aborting method due to last error. |
1847 |
Configuration flag removed. |
1848 |
Would you like to Perform Squawk ? |
1849 |
Squawk;Exit |
1850 |
Please wait squawking is in process... |
1851 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_0} |
1852 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_1} |
1853 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_2} |
1854 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_3} |
1855 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_4} |
1856 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_5} |
1857 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_6} |
1858 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_7} |
1859 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_8} |
1860 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_9} |
1861 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_10} |
1862 |
Review friction alarm limits :
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_0} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_0}
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_1} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_1}
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_2} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_2}
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_3} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_3}
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_4} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_4}
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_5} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_5}
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_6} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_6}
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_7} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_7}
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_8} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_8}
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_9} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_9}
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_10} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_PressFrictLimit_10} |
1863 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_0} |
1864 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_1} |
1865 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_2} |
1866 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_3} |
1867 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_4} |
1868 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_5} |
1869 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_6} |
1870 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_7} |
1871 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_8} |
1872 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_9} |
1873 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_10} |
1874 |
Review friction alarm limits :
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_0} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_0}
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_1} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_1}
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_2} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_2}
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_3} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_3}
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_4} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_4}
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_5} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_5}
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_6} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_6}
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_7} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_7}
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_8} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_8}
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_9} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_9}
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_10} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_PressStictLimit_10} |
1875 |
Find values of KP Up
KP Up (Actual) -> %{Controller_pidParKPup}
KP Up (Ref) -> %{ipvmReference_0} |
1876 |
Copy from KP Up (Actual);Set manually |
1877 |
Set %[L]{ipvmReference_0} |
1878 |
Find values of KP Down
KP Down (Actual) -> %{Controller_pidParKPdown}
KP Down (Ref) -> %{ipvmReference_1} |
1879 |
Copy from KP Down (Actual);Set manually |
1880 |
Set %[L]{ipvmReference_1} |
1881 |
Find values of Y Offset Up
Y Offset Up (Actual) -> %{IpConverter_ipOffsetVenting}
Y Offset Up (Ref) -> %{ipvmReference_4} |
1882 |
Copy from Y offset up (Aactual);Set manually |
1883 |
Set %[L]{ipvmReference_4} |
1884 |
Find values of Y Offset Down
Y Offset Down (Actual) -> %{IpConverter_ipOffsetExhaust}
Y Offset Down (Ref) -> %{ipvmReference_5} |
1885 |
Copy from Y offset down (Actual);Set manually |
1886 |
Set %[L]{ipvmReference_5} |
1887 |
Find values of TV Up
Y TV Up (Actual) -> %{Controller_pidParTVup}
Y TV Up (Ref) -> %{ipvmReference_2} |
1888 |
Copy from TV Up (Actual);Set manually |
1889 |
Set %[L]{ipvmReference_2} |
1890 |
Find values of TV Down
Y TV Down (Actual) -> %{Controller_pidParTVdown}
Y TV Down (Ref) -> %{ipvmReference_3} |
1891 |
Copy from TV Down (Actual);Set manually |
1892 |
Set %[L]{ipvmReference_3} |
1893 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_stepResponseRange_0} |
1894 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_stepResponseRange_1} |
1895 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_valueBufferSampleTime} |
1896 |
Review step response parameter settings
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_stepResponseRange_0} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_stepResponseRange_0}
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_stepResponseRange_1} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_stepResponseRange_1}
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_valueBufferSampleTime} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_valueBufferSampleTime} |
1897 |
Review Switch 1 settings :
%[L]{ProcessIO_switchingPoint1} -> %{ProcessIO_switchingPoint1}
%[L]{ProcessIO_switch1Trigger} -> %{ProcessIO_switch1Trigger} |
1898 |
Review Switch 2 settings :
%[L]{ProcessIO_switchingPoint2} -> %{ProcessIO_switchingPoint2}
%[L]{ProcessIO_switch2Trigger} -> %{ProcessIO_switch2Trigger} |
1899 |
Configure UAI during Zero point test ? |
1900 |
Configure Pressure Y2 ? |
1901 |
Device Status : OK |
1902 |
Device Status : Check function |
1903 |
Device Status : Off Specification |
1904 |
Device Status : Maintenance Required |
1905 |
Device Status : Failure |
1906 |
C A U T I O N !! - This function should not be started during normal system operation, as it can interfere with the process.
Please wait until progress reached 100 % and Test status is Ready, Stop test button have been provided to stop this operation. |
1907 |
Please wait test is running... |
1908 |
Please wait test is exiting... |
1909 |
Please wait, it may take several minutes to transfer all parameter values |
1910 |
Set %[L]{valveSignatureSteps} |
1911 |
Review steps setting;
%[L]{valveSignatureSteps} -> %{valveSignatureSteps} |
1912 |
Please wait data is retrieving from device... |
1913 |
Select from list to retrieve archived data :
Archive 1 -> %{ArrlocvalueBufferDateDate[0]} %[02d]{hh_0}:%[02d]{mm_0}:%[02d]{ss_0}
Archive 2 -> %{ArrlocvalueBufferDateDate[1]} %[02d]{hh_1}:%[02d]{mm_1}:%[02d]{ss_1}
Archive 3 -> %{ArrlocvalueBufferDateDate[2]} %[02d]{hh_2}:%[02d]{mm_2}:%[02d]{ss_2}
Archive 4 -> %{ArrlocvalueBufferDateDate[3]} %[02d]{hh_3}:%[02d]{mm_3}:%[02d]{ss_3}
Archive 5 -> %{ArrlocvalueBufferDateDate[4]} %[02d]{hh_4}:%[02d]{mm_4}:%[02d]{ss_4} |
1914 |
This archived is empty, no trend will be drawn |
1915 |
Select archived position, where you want to save data |
1916 |
Set the PC date |
1917 |
Please wait data is storing into device... |
1918 |
Find Air capacity settings
%[L]{valueBufferIPFactor} -> %{valueBufferIPFactor}
%[L]{valueBufferVelocityScale} -> %{valueBufferVelocityScale} |
1919 |
Continue;Modify |
1920 |
Set %[L]{valueBufferIPFactor} |
1921 |
Set %[L]{valueBufferVelocityScale} |
1922 |
Review settings
%[L]{valueBufferIPFactor} -> %{valueBufferIPFactor}
%[L]{valueBufferVelocityScale} -> %{valueBufferVelocityScale} |
1923 |
Ok;Re-enter |
1924 |
Failed to set the Offline diagnosis mode of device to Valve seat test ! |
1925 |
Failed to set the User mode of device to Diagnosis procedure ! |
1926 |
Test result -> %{ValveDiagnosis_offlineDiagnosis} |
1927 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_zeroPointPositionTolerance_0} |
1928 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_zeroPointPositionTolerance_1} |
1929 |
Review Acceptable Tolerance :
Acceptable tolerance Min %{ValveDiagnosis_zeroPointPositionTolerance_0} % Max%{ValveDiagnosis_zeroPointPositionTolerance_1} %
Select |
1930 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_zeroPointUAITolerance_0} |
1931 |
Set %[L]{ValveDiagnosis_zeroPointUAITolerance_1} |
1932 |
Review Acceptable Tolerance :
Acceptable Universal Input Min %{ValveDiagnosis_zeroPointUAITolerance_0} % Max%{ValveDiagnosis_zeroPointUAITolerance_1} %
Select |
1933 |
C A U T I O N !! - This function should only be started during normal system operation if you are completely sure that immobilization of the valve or slight valve movements cannot interfere with the process. |
1934 |
Failed to set the offline diagnosis mode to lekage test ! |
1935 |
C A U T I O N !
This function should only be started during normal system operation if you are completely sure that the step change being executed cannot interfere with the process. |
1936 |
Review Existing Partial Stroke Configuration data :
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_partialStrokeInterval} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_partialStrokeInterval} days
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_partialStrokeMovement} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_partialStrokeMovement} %
%[L]{partialStrokeDeadTime} -> %{partialStrokeDeadTime} Sec |
1937 |
Re-configure;Continue |
1938 |
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_partialStrokeInterval} |
1939 |
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_partialStrokeMovement} |
1940 |
%[L]{partialStrokeDeadTime} |
1941 |
Failed to start the Partial stroke via EDD ! |
1942 |
Last test result :
Last test -> %{ojbLastTest} days
Test result -> %{partialStrokeState}
Next test in -> %{objNextTestIn} days |
1943 |
Review Test Interval :
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_partialStrokeInterval} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_partialStrokeInterval}
Select to |
1944 |
Review Vent Amount :
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_partialStrokeMovement} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_partialStrokeMovement}
Select to |
1945 |
Continue;Re-Enter |
1946 |
Set %[L]{partialStrokeTimeOut} |
1947 |
Set %[L]{partialStrokeDeadTime} |
1948 |
Review Positioning Timeout Parameters :
%[L]{partialStrokeTimeOut} -> %{partialStrokeTimeOut}
%[L]{partialStrokeDeadTime} -> %{partialStrokeDeadTime}
Select to |
1949 |
C A U T I O N !
This function should only be started during normal system operationif you are completely sure that the step change being executed cannot interfere with the process. |
1950 |
Review Existing Partial Stroke Configuration data :
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_partialStrokeInterval} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_partialStrokeInterval} days
%[L]{ValveDiagnosis_partialStrokeMovement} -> %{ValveDiagnosis_partialStrokeMovement} %
%[L]{partialStrokeTimeOut} -> %{partialStrokeTimeOut} Sec |
1951 |
%[L]{partialStrokeTimeOut} |
1952 |
Partial Stroke Test is exiting... |
1953 |
Partial stroke test result :
%[L]{partialStrokeState} -> %{partialStrokeState}
Time to complete test (Days) -> %{PSTDays} |
1954 |
Temperature endless values are reseted !! |
1955 |
Temperature days values are reseted !! |
1956 |
Temperature hours values are reseted !! |
1957 |
Supply pressure hours values are reseted !! |
1958 |
Universal input hours values are reseted !! |
1959 |
Control deviation hours values are reseted !! |
1960 |
Differential pressure hours values are reseted !! |
1961 |
Time window set :
Days -> %{CalDays} Days
Hours -> %{CalHrs} Hours |
1962 |
Change;Reset;Exit |
1963 |
Are You sure ? all data will be deleted !! |
1964 |
Edit time window (days) |
1965 |
CalDays |
1966 |
Edit time window (hours) |
1967 |
CalHrs |
1968 |
Review time window configuration :
Days -> %{CalDays}
Hours -> %{CalHrs} |
1969 |
Are You sure ? all histogram data will be deleted !! |
1970 |
Successfully Executed
All histogram data will be deleted ! |
1971 |
Time window setings for average control deviation :
Days -> %{CalDaysdiag} Days
Hours -> %{CalHrsdiag} Hours
Time window settings for rest of all trends :
Days -> %{CalDays} Days
Hours -> %{CalHrs} Hours
|
1972 |
Change time window (Average control dev);Change time window (Rest all);Reset (Average control dev);Reset (Rest all);Exit |
1973 |
CalDaysdiag |
1974 |
CalHrsdiag |
1975 |
Review time window configuration
Days -> %{CalDaysdiag}
Hours -> %{CalHrsdiag} |
1976 |
Review time window configuration
Days -> %{CalDays}
Hours -> %{CalHrs} |
1977 |
Are You sure ? all average control deviation data will be deleted !! |
1978 |
Are You sure ? all trend data (except average control deviation) will be deleted !! |
1979 |
Are You sure ? Hours trend data will be deleted !! |
1980 |
Are You sure ? days trend data will be deleted !! |
1981 |
Are You sure ? endless trend data will be deleted !! |