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Reference ID	String
0	TB82EC-Combined
1	ABB
2	Rerange-Apply values
3	EC1 PV.AD
4	Process Variable A/D over or under range
5	Undefined
6	EC3 PH.PCB
7	pH/ORP/pION input PCB with Conductivity/concentration firmware
8	EC4 TC.PCB
9	Toroidal conductivity input PCB with 4-electrode conductivity/concentration firmware
10	EC6 TE.PCB
11	2-electrode conductivity input PCB with 4-electrode conductivity/concentration firmware
12	PC3 DRTY.SN
13	Dirty Sensor detected
14	PC4 GND LP
15	Ground loops present or shorted sensor cable
16	PC6 HI.LOOP
17	Current loop above upper range
18	PC7 LO.LOOP
19	Current loop below lower range value
20	PC8 HI.PV
21	PV above transmitter range
22	PC9 LO.PV
23	PV below transmitter range
24	PC10 HI.TEMP
25	Temperature above transmitter range
26	PC11 LO.TEMP
27	Temperature below transmitter range
28	PC12 TEMP.AD
29	Open, missing or shorted Temperature Sensor
30	PC2O BAD.SEE
31	Bad SEEPROM or bad input PCB assembly
32	PC21 NO.F.CAL
33	Missing factory cal or nonfunctional SEEPROM
34	PC22 BLNK.EE
35	Blank microprocessor EEPROM
36	PC30 R0.F.CAL
37	Out of range or missing factory cal for conductivity circuit range zero
38	PC31 R1.F.CAL
39	Out of range or missing factory cal for conductivity circuit range one
40	PC32 R2.F.CAL
41	Out of range or missing factory cal for conductivity circuit range two
42	PC33 R3.F.CAL
43	Out of range or missing factory cal for conductivity circuit range three
44	PC34 R4.F.CAL
45	Out of range or missing factory cal for conductivity circuit range four
46	PC35 G0.F.CAL
47	Out of range or missing factory cal for ground loop circuit range zero
48	PC36 G1.F.CAL
49	Out of range or missing factory cal for ground loop circuit range one
50	PC37 G2.F.CAL
51	Out of range or missing factory cal for ground loop circuit range two
52	PC38 G3.F.CAL
53	Out of range or missing factory cal for ground loop circuit range three
54	PC39 G4.F.CAL
55	Out of range or missing factory cal for ground loop circuit range four
56	PC45 BA.F.CAL
57	Out of range or missing factory cal for 3-k ohm Balco temp.compensator
58	PC46 PT.F.CAL
59	Out of range or missing factory cal for PT100 temp. compensator
60	PC47 RT.F.CAL
61	Out of range or missing factory cal for 4.75-k ohm RTD network temp. compensator
62	PC50 R0.CHKS
63	Incorrect or missing conductivity circuit range zero checksum
64	PC51 R1.CHKS
65	Incorrect or missing conductivity circuit range one checksum
66	PC52 R2.CHKS
67	Incorrect or missing conductivity circuit range two checksum
68	PC53 R3.CHKS
69	Incorrect or missing conductivity circuit range three checksum
70	PC54 R4.CHKS
71	Incorrect or missing conductivity circuit range four checksum
72	PC55 G0.CHKS
73	Incorrect or missing ground loop circuit range zero checksum
74	PC56 G1.CHKS
75	Incorrect or missing ground loop circuit range one checksum
76	PC57 G2.CHKS
77	Incorrect or missing ground loop circuit range two checksum
78	PC58 G3.CHKS
79	Incorrect or missing ground loop circuit range three checksum
80	PC59 G4.CHKS
81	Incorrect or missing ground loop circuit range four checksum
82	PC65 BA.CHKS
83	Incorrect or missing 3-k ohm Balco temp. compensator checksum
84	PC66 PT.CHKS
85	Incorrect or missing PT100 temp. compensator checksum
86	PC67 RT.CHKS
87	Incorrect or missing 4.75-k ohm network temp. compensator checksum
88	PC70 G.L.AD
89	Ground loop signal above or below transmitter A/D range
90	PC72 D.S.AD
91	Dirty sensor signal above or below transmitter A/D range
92	Invalid span
93	Main Menu
94	Temp (SV)
95	Cond/Conc (TV)
96	Uncomp Cond (QV)
97	.3f
98	8.3f
99	PV
100
101	USL
102	LSL
103	Minimum Span
104	Damping
105	.1f
106	8.1f
107	7d
108	.2f
109	8.2f
110	Primary Variable pH, ORP, pION or Ion Concentration
111	Secondary variable temperature
112	Temp (SV) unit
113	Secondary variable temperature engineering units
114	SV-Temperature
115	Secondary Variable Temperature
116	Device Tertiary Variable (TV). TV = Concentration value when PV type = Conductivity. TV = Conductivity value when PV type = Concentration.
117	Cond/Conc (TV) unit
118	Tertiary variable conductivity or concentration engineering units
119	Quaternary variable temp-uncompensated conductivity
120	Uncomp Cond (QV) unit
121	Quaternary variable uncompensated conductivity engineering units
122	Rerange-Enter values
123	PV type
124	Primary Value (PV) type selection. When PV type = Conductivity, PV value = Conductivity and TV value = Concentration. When PV type = Concentration, PV value = Concentration and TV value = Conductivity.
125	Conductivity
126
127	Concentration
128	Snsr group
129	Three sensor groups are applied and defined by the sensor cell constant: A, B and C.
130	Group A
131	Sensor Group A: maximum range 0 to 1999 mS/cm
132	Group B
133	Sensor Group B: maximum range 0 to 1999 uS/cm
134	Group C
135	Sensor Group C: maximum range 0 to 199.9 uS/cm
136	Snsr diagnostics
137	Sensor Diagnostics selection determines whether certain sensor diagnostics are enabled or disabled
138	Diagnostics not active
139	Diagnostics are active
140	Solution type
141	The solution type defines the solute algorithm used for concentration configurations. Both predefined and user-defined concentration configurations are available. The available solution types are dependent upon the current SENSOR_GROUP. Sensor Group A: 0 to 15% NaOH, 0 to 20% NaCl, 0 to 18% HCl, 0 to 20% H2SO4, User Defined. Sensor Group B: User Defined. Sensor Group C: User Defined.
142	0 to 15% NaOH
143	Predefined configuration: NaOH
144	0 to 20% NaCl
145	Predefined configuration: NaCl
146	0 to 18% HCl
147	Predefined configuration: HCl
148	0 to 20% H2SO4
149	Predefined configuration: H2SO4
150	User Defined
151	User-defined configuration option is only available for Sensor Groups B and C
152	Concen curve name
153	This is a six character text name for the concentration curve. It could be modified in user-defined concentration configuration
154	User def conc unit
155	Engineering units for user defined concentration curve This will be used as the concentration value units when a user defined concentration curve is selected.
156	Concen range
157	The concentration range can be set when the solution type is set to user defined. For all other solution types it is read-only
158	0 to 1999
159	Concentration range: 0 to 1999
160	0 to 199.9
161	Concentration range: 0 to 199.9
162	0 to 19.99
163	Concentration range: 0 to 19.99
164	0 to 1.999
165	Concentration range: 0 to 1.999
166	Transmitter Busy - Cannot Process Command
167	Access Restricted. Solution type is not user-defined
168	Temp snsr type
169	Temperature sensor type
170	Balco
171	Temperature sensor type 3k Balco
172	PT 100
173	Temperature sensor type PT 100
174	4.75K RTD
175	Temperature sensor type 4.75K RTD
176	None
177	A temperature sensor is not being used.
178	Temp comp type
179	Determines the type of Temperature Compensation algorithm applied to the Primary Value
180	Manual
181	Manual Temperature Compensation - This state uses a fixed manually set temperature value in the temperature compensation algorithm.
182	Automatic
183	Automatic Temperature Compensation - This state uses the measured temperature value from the temperature sensor in the temperature compensation algorithm.
184	Manual temp unit
185	Manual Temp.
186	Manual Temperature value is used in the temp comp algorithm when the temp comp type is MANUAL.
187	Auto TC option
188	This is valid when temp comp type is Automatic. The Automatic Temperature Compensation option applies an algorithm that adjusts for the temperature effect of a solute. The available options are dependent upon the current SENSOR_GROUP. Sensor Group A: Std KCl, TC Coeff, NaOH, NaCl, HCl, H2SO4, User Defined. Sensor Group B: Std KCl, TC Coeff, User Defined. Sensor Group C: Std KCl, TC Coeff, Pure H2O, User Defined.
189	Standard KCl
190	Temp comp based on Standard 0.1N KCl
191	TC Coefficient
192	Temp comp is based on percent change of conductivity from an adjustable reference temperature (e.g., typically 25 deg C) per deg C. The value is adjustable between 0 and 9.99% per deg-C.
193	NaOH
194	Temp comp is based on 0 to 15% NaOH
195	NaCl
196	Temp comp is based on 0 to 20% NaCl
197	HCl
198	Temp comp is based on 0 to 18% HCl
199	H2SO4
200	Temp comp is based on 0 to 20% H2SO4
201	Pure H2O
202	Temp comp is based on Pure water with either a neutral salt, acid or base. After making this selection, move on to the temp_pure_h2o parameter and select the desired Pure Water options. This selection is restricted to Sensor Group C
203	User defined
204	Temp comp is defined as ratio of uncompensated conductivity over compensated conductivity for a specific set of temperatures.
205	Auto TC pure H2O options
206	This is valid when temp-comp type is Automatic and Auto TC option is Pure H2O. This parameter provides Pure H2O option selection for temp-comp. This selection is restricted to Sensor Group C.
207	Neutral
208	Temp comp is based on Pure water with neutral salt This selection is restricted to Sensor Group C
209	Acid
210	Temp comp is based on Pure water with Acid. This selection is restricted to Sensor Group C
211	Base
212	Temp comp is based on Pure water with Base. This selection is restricted to Sensor Group C
213	Temp comp coeff
214	Temperature Compensation Coefficient: This is valid when tem-comp type is Automatic and Auto TC option is TC-coeff. The Temp Coeff is applied as percent of change of conductivity from a reference temp per deg C. Valid range is 0 to 9.99% per deg C.
215	% per Deg C
216	Variable ref temp
217	Variable Reference Temperature provides the ability to use use any temp as the reference temp used to determine the temp-compensated conductivity value (i.e., Primary value).
218	Deg C
219	Access Restricted
220	Temp 1
221	Temp 1 of user defined temperature coefficient. First end point of the curve. Valid only when Auto-TC option is user-defined
222	.0f
223	8.0f
224	Temp 2
225	Temp 2 of user defined temperature coefficient. Valid only when Auto-TC option is user-defined
226	Temp 3
227	Temp 3 of user defined temperature coefficient. Valid only when Auto-TC option is user-defined
228	Temp 4
229	Temp 4 of user defined temperature coefficient. Valid only when Auto-TC option is user-defined
230	Temp 5
231	Temp 5 of user defined temperature coefficient. Valid only when Auto-TC option is user-defined
232	Temp 6
233	Temp 6 of user defined temperature coefficient. Last end point of the curve. Valid only when Auto-TC option is user-defined
234	K1/Kref
235	Ratio of uncompensated conductivity at Temp 1 to conductivity at reference temperature (K1/Kref). First endpoint of the curve. Valid only when Auto-TC option is user-defined
236	%
237	K2/Kref
238	Ratio of uncompensated conductivity at Temp 2 to conductivity at reference temperature (K2/Kref). Valid only when Auto-TC option is user-defined
239	K3/Kref
240	Ratio of uncompensated conductivity at Temp 3 to conductivity at reference temperature (K3/Kref). Valid only when Auto-TC option is user-defined
241	K4/Kref
242	Ratio of uncompensated conductivity at Temp 4 to conductivity at reference temperature (K4/Kref). Valid only when Auto-TC option is user-defined
243	K5/Kref
244	Ratio of uncompensated conductivity at Temp 5 to conductivity at reference temperature (K5/Kref). Valid only when Auto-TC option is user-defined
245	K6/Kref
246	Ratio of uncompensated conductivity at Temp 6 to conductivity at reference temperature (K6/Kref). Last endpoint of the curve. Valid only when Auto-TC option is user-defined
247	Curve value out of limit
248	Curve values not monotonic
249	x1 Cond
250	x1 Conductivity point of the user defined concentration curve.
251	uS/cm
252	x2 Cond
253	x2 Conductivity point of the user defined concentration curve.
254	x3 Cond
255	x3 Conductivity point of the user defined concentration curve.
256	x4 Cond
257	x4 Conductivity point of the user defined concentration curve.
258	x5 Cond
259	x5 Conductivity point of the user defined concentration curve.
260	x6 Cond
261	x6 Conductivity point of the user defined concentration curve.
262	y1 Concen
263	y1 Concentration point corresponding to x1 Conductivity in the user defined concentration curve
264	y2 Concen
265	y2 Concentration point corresponding to x1 Conductivity in the user defined concentration curve
266	y3 Concen
267	y3 Concentration point corresponding to x1 Conductivity in the user defined concentration curve
268	y4 Concen
269	y4 Concentration point corresponding to x1 Conductivity in the user defined concentration curve
270	y5 Concen
271	y5 Concentration point corresponding to x1 Conductivity in the user defined concentration curve
272	y6 Concen
273	y6 Concentration point corresponding to x1 Conductivity in the user defined concentration curve
274	LCD secondry disp
275	The parameter sets the HMI's local LCD secondary display area to one of several options.
276	Temp deg-C
277	Temperature in deg C
278	Temp deg-F
279	Temperature in deg F
280	Output current
281	Analog Output current in mA
282	Sensor type
283	Conductivity sensor type
284	Sensor group
285	Temp comped conductivity
286	Temperature compensated conductivity value. This option is available when PV = CONCENTRATION
287	Concen text
288	Six character concentration text. This option is available when PV = CONCENTRATION
289	Temp uncomped conductivity
290	Temperature uncompensated conductivity value
291	SW rev
292	Software revision
293	Security Lock
294	When ENABLED, the Security Password will be active for Security mode on local HMI. If Security Lock is disabled, then the Security mode of operation can be accessed from the local HMI without supplying the password.
295	Configuration Lock
296	When ENABLED, the Security Password will be active for Config mode on local HMI. Config parameters will be write protected on the HART interface. When the Configuration-Lock is DISABLED, the Config mode of operation can be accessed from the local HMI without supplying the password
297	Calibration Lock
298	When ENABLED, the Security Password will be active for Calibrate mode on local HMI. Calib parameters will be write protected on the HART interface. When the Calibration Lock is DISABLED, the Calibrate mode of operation can be accessed from the local HMI without supplying the password
299	Output Lock
300	When ENABLED, the Security Password will be active for Output mode on local HMI. Output related parameters will be write protected on the HART interface. When the Output Lock is DISABLED, the Output mode of operation can be accessed from the local HMI without supplying the password
301	Secur. Passwrd 1
302	Three password digits form the Security Password. Each digit can have a value from 0 to 9. The 3-digit Password range is 000 to 999. When Secur, Config, Output or Calib Locks are ENABLED, this Security Password will be required at the local HMI to access the corresponding modes of operation.
303	Secur. Passwrd 2
304	Secur. Passwrd 3
305	PV slope units
306	PV Slope
307	PV sensor efficiency (slope) value in percent
308	PV snsr offset unit
309	PV sensor offset unit
310	PV offset
311	PV sensor offset value.
312	Temp slope units
313	Temp snsr Slope
314	Temperature sensor Slope
315	Temp snsr offset unit
316	Temperature sensor offset unit
317	Temp snsr offset
318	Cal Status
319	PV cal offset too low
320	PV cal offset too high
321	PV cal slope too low
322	PV cal slope too high
323	Temperature cal offset warning
324	Temperature cal slope warning
325	Temp cal unit
326	Temp cal value
327	PV Slope too high
328	PV Slope too low
329	PV Offset too high
330	PV Offset too low
331	Temp Slope too high
332	Temp Slope too low
333	Temp Offset too high
334	Temp Offset too low
335	Access Restricted. Temperature value is forced
336	PV value for PV cal
337	Access Restricted. PV value is forced
338	Busy
339	Main sensor
340	User def conc curve
341	Temp. sensor
342	User def TC curve
343	HMI
344	Temperature
345	Analog Output
346	Units
347	Master reset
348	Reset Cal
349	Reset the process and temperature sensor calibration data to the values set at the factory
350	Temp Cal
351	Temperature calibration
352	PV Cal
353	PV Conductivity or Concentration calibration
354	Refresh variables
355	Read all transmitter data to refresh their values. This will update any variable that was modified via the device keypad.
356	FMU860
357	DT
358	DVC
359	FCX
360	AS800
361	340T
362	340C
363	344
364	Siemens Micro K
365	SITRANS L
366	SIPAN PH
367	SITRANS P
368	75SMT
369	UNIDELTA
370	8320
371	SX5100
372	TSV175
373	DMU
374	3780
375	BM70
376	8u
377	low
378	high
379	tmp_av
380	About to Preform Master Reset
381	Master Reset in progress please wait
382	Device maybe stuck in Master Reset.
383	Master reset OK
384	Select Calibration reset option
385	Reset PV cal;Reset Temperature cal;Exit
386	Current Temp value: %[.2f]{0} %{1} Temp Compensation type: %{2}
387	Select Temp Cal Units:
388	Enter Temp Cal Value:
389	Temp cal failed Reason: Temp cal offset out-of-range.
390	Temp cal failed Reason: Temp cal slope out-of-range
391	Temp cal success. Temp cal slope: %[.2f]{3} %{5} Temp cal offset: %[.2f]{4} %{6}
392	Press OK when PV is stable %0 uS/cm
393	Press OK when PV is stable %0 mS/cm
394	Press OK when PV is stable %0
395	Press OK when PV is stable %0 ppm
396	Press OK when PV is stable %0 ppb
397	Press OK when PV is stable %0
398	Enter new value (%{1}):
399	PV cal failed. Reason: PV cal offset too low. Do you want to retry?
400	Yes;No
401	PV cal failed. Reason: PV cal offset too high. Do you want to retry?
402	PV cal failed. Reason: PV cal slope too low. Do you want to retry?
403	PV cal failed. Reason: PV cal slope too high. Do you want to retry?
404	PV cal success. PV slope: %[.2f]{2} %{4} PV offset: %[.3f]{3} %{5}
405	Reading all device data, please wait.
Reference ID	String