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CAM206 |
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Valve Automation |
2 |
PV out of Limits |
3 |
Non-Primary Variable out of Limits |
4 |
Loop Current Saturated |
5 |
PV Analog Channel Fixed |
6 |
More Status Available |
7 |
Cold Start |
8 |
Configuration Changed |
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Device Malfunction |
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Physical Signaling Code |
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Device ID |
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Software Revision |
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Hardware Revision |
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Universal Revision |
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Field Device Revision |
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Final Assembly Number |
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Polling Address |
18 |
Long Tag |
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Number of Request Preambles |
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Valve Stall |
22 |
Power Monitor |
23 |
Thermal Overload Alarm |
24 |
Phase Monitor Alarm |
25 |
Local ESD |
26 |
Actuator Fail |
27 |
Reserved |
28 |
Unit Alarm |
29 |
Limit Switch Open (LSO) |
30 |
Limit Switch Close (LSC) |
31 |
Opening |
32 |
Closing |
33 |
Selector In Local/Manual Mode |
34 |
Selector In Remote/Auto |
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Open Torque Alarm |
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Close Torque Alarm |
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Aux Alarm Input |
38 |
Communications Fault |
39 |
Initialization Failure |
40 |
Selector in Off |
41 |
Not defined. |
42 |
Upper Range Value |
43 |
Lower Range Value |
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PV % Range |
45 |
% Range |
46 |
Selects the Analog Output 1 commanded in an alarm condition .choices are:Low=3.7mA, or High =22.5mA. |
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Loop Current |
48 |
Alarm Type |
49 |
QV |
50 |
Position |
51 |
Instrument Primary Variable expressed in Engineering Units. |
52 |
Position Units |
53 |
.3f |
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Minimum Span |
55 |
8.3f |
56 |
Sensor s/n |
57 |
7d |
58 |
Simulate |
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Temp Update Period |
60 |
Instrument Position expressed in Engineering Units. |
61 |
Upper Sensor Limit Value |
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Lower Sensor Limit Value |
63 |
Update Period |
64 |
Setpoint |
65 |
Instrument Primary Variable expressed in Engineering Units. Valid only if sensor. Calibration has been completed and accurate displacer and process fluid data have been entered in instrument memory |
66 |
Setpoint Units |
67 |
Instrument Setpoint expressed in Engineering Units. |
68 |
Torque |
69 |
Torque Units |
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Torque Variable expressed in Engineering Units. |
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Analog Input 1 |
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Analog Input 1 Units |
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Analog Input 1 Variable expressed in Engineering Units. |
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Analog Input 2 |
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Analog Input 2 Units |
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Analog Input 2 Variable expressed in Engineering Units. |
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Controller Version |
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Controller Version - Indicates the version of the Controller. |
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Alarms |
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Valve Stall Alarm |
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Power Monitor Alarm |
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Local ESD Alarm |
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Actuator Fail Alarm |
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Alarms/Status |
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Local Mode |
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Remote Mode |
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Analog Output 1 |
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Analog Output 1 - Analog output 1 Variable expressed in Engineering Units. |
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Function Type |
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Open/Close |
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Line |
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Modulation |
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Discrete Input 1 |
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Discrete Input 1 - Off/On |
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Off |
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On |
97 |
Discrete Input 2 |
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Discrete Input 2 - Off/On |
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ESD |
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ESD - the Emergency Shutdown Discrete output of the actuator. |
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Relay 1 |
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Relay 1 - Off/On |
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Relay 2 |
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Relay 2 - Off/On |
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Actuator Command |
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Actuator Command - Current status of the actuator. Opened, Closed, Stopped, Opening or Closing. |
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Closed |
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Opened |
109 |
Stopped |
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Actuator Command - Open/Close/Stop |
111 |
Open |
112 |
Stop |
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Close |
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ESD - The Emergency Shutdown Discrete output of the actuator. |
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DO USER RELAY 1 |
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DO USER RELAY 1 - Off/On |
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DO USER RELAY 2 |
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DO USER RELAY 2 - Off/On |
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Modbus command |
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Modbus commands |
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Modbus response |
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MPA Data |
123 |
Lost communication with the Actuator |
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Reset Device |
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Change Setpoint |
126 |
Change Setpoint - Allows the user to enter a new setpoint for the actuator. |
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Change Analog Output 1 |
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Change Analog Output 1 - Allow user to enter a new value for the actuator |
129 |
Write Modulation |
130 |
Send Actuator Command |
131 |
Send Actuator Command - Allows the user to send Open/Close/Stop commands to the actuator. |
132 |
Toggle ESD |
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Toggle ESD - Allows the user to toggle the Emergency Shutdown discrete output of the actuator. |
134 |
Toggle Relay 1 |
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Toggle Relay 1 - Allows the user to toggle the relay On or Off. |
136 |
Toggle Relay 2 |
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Toggle Relay 2 - Allows the user to toggle the relay On or Off. |
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Modbus Command |
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Read MPA Data |
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Display Alarms |
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Reports any PV or temperature alarms that are active |
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Index |
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Save as Custom |
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Save as Custom - Allows the user to save the data to the custom area. |
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Restore to Custom |
146 |
Restore to Custom - Allows the user to restore the actuator to custom state. |
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Restore to Factory Default |
148 |
Restore to Factory Default - Allows the user to restore the actuator to factory default state. |
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Online |
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Maintenance |
151 |
Offline |
152 |
Configure/Setup |
153 |
Device Diagnostics |
154 |
Process Variables |
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Write Variables |
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PV Range |
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Hardware Alarms |
158 |
Basic Setup |
159 |
PV Setup |
160 |
PV Units |
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Detailed Setup |
162 |
Sensor |
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Valve Control |
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Auxiliary Commands |
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Active Alerts |
166 |
Analog Output |
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Device Information |
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HART |
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Version Info |
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Serial Numbers |
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Review |
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Device Parameters |
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Device Info |
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device_icon_label |
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PV Analog Channel Saturated |
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Wireless |
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WirelessHART Device |
178 |
IEEE 802.15.4 2.4GHz DSSS with O-QPSK Modulation |
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Primary |
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Primary Analog Channel |
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Secondary |
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Secondary Analog Channel |
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Tertiary |
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Tertiary Analog Channel |
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Quaternary |
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Quaternary Analog Channel |
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Quinary |
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Quinary Analog Channel |
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Critical Power Failure |
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Lock all |
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Trim not supported |
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Configuration cannot be changed |
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Locked by gateway |
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Analog Input Channel |
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Analog Output Channel |
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Secondary Analog Channel Saturated |
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Tertiary Analog Channel Saturated |
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Quaternary Analog Channel Saturated |
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Quinary Analog Channel Saturated |
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Secondary Analog Channel Fixed |
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Tertiary Analog Channel Fixed |
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Quaternary Analog Channel Fixed |
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Quinary Analog Channel Fixed |
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Simulation active |
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The device is in simulation mode and the level output is not representative of the process. |
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Non-Volatile memory failure |
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The Non-Volatile memory check is invalid or maybe corrupt, or the battery of a battery-backed memory has failed. |
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Volatile memory error |
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The RAM memory check is invalid or maybe corrupt |
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Watchdog reset executed |
211 |
A watchdog reset has been performed |
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Voltage conditions out of range |
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A voltage condition is outside its allowable range |
214 |
Environmental conditions out of range |
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An internal or environmental condition is beyond acceptable limits. |
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Electronic failure |
217 |
A hardware problem not related to the sensor has been detected. |
218 |
Subdevice list changed |
219 |
Duplicate master detected |
220 |
Capacity Denied |
221 |
The device was unable to acquire the communication bandwidth required to support the Burst Messaging specified |
222 |
Bandwidth allocation pending |
223 |
Block transfer pending |
224 |
Battery life |
225 |
Percent range |
226 |
Loop current |
227 |
Primary variable |
228 |
Secondary variable |
229 |
Tertiary variable |
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Quaternary variable |
231 |
Read receive time |
232 |
Write date and time |
233 |
Non-Volatile Clock |
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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. |
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Clock Uninitialized |
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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. |
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None |
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No restrictions |
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SI Only |
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Restricted to SI Unit codes only |
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Process automation device |
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Discrete device |
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Hybrid:Process automation+discrete |
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I/O System |
245 |
WirelessHART Process automation device |
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WirelessHART Discrete device |
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WirelessHART Process automation+discrete |
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WirelessHART Gateway |
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WirelessHART Access point |
250 |
WirelessHART Process adapter |
251 |
WirelessHART Discrete adapter |
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WirelessHART enabled handheld/portable maintenance tool |
253 |
Device Profile |
254 |
US |
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United States of America |
256 |
JP |
257 |
Japan |
258 |
DE |
259 |
Germany |
260 |
FR |
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France |
262 |
ES |
263 |
Spain |
264 |
RU |
265 |
Russian Federation |
266 |
CN |
267 |
People's Republic of China |
268 |
Secondary Master |
269 |
Primary Master |
270 |
Device Diagnostic Status 0 |
271 |
Device Diagnostic Status 1 |
272 |
I/O and Subdevice Status |
273 |
WirelessHART Status |
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Time Set Option |
275 |
Real Time Clock Flags |
276 |
Country |
277 |
Country of intended device installation |
278 |
SI Unit Control |
279 |
Indicates if device should only display SI unit codes |
280 |
Time Stamp |
281 |
Relative time value on network |
282 |
8u |
283 |
Dynamic Variables Returned for Device Variables |
284 |
Command Response Truncated |
285 |
Configuration Change Counter Mismatch |
286 |
Status bytes mismatch |
287 |
Writing setpoint requires placing the device in Out of Service Mode, Continue? (YES/NO) |
288 |
Yes;No |
289 |
Placing Device in Out Of Service Mode, please wait! |
290 |
Desired Setpoint(0.0%~100.0%) |
291 |
Write Setpoint Success. Device will be returned to Automatic Mode. |
292 |
Analog Output 1(0.0%~100.0%) |
293 |
Write Analog Output 1 Success |
294 |
Write Modulation Success |
295 |
Changing actuator command required placing the device in Out of Service Mode, Continue? (YES/NO) |
296 |
Write Actuator Command Success. Device will be returned to Automatic Mode. |
297 |
Toggle ESD Success |
298 |
Toggle Relay 1 Success |
299 |
Toggle Relay 2 Success |
300 |
The Modbus Command |
301 |
1;2;3;4;5;6;7;Exit |
302 |
No. %{i} Success. |
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1;2;Exit |
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No. %{i} - Setp 1 Success. |
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No. %{i} - Setp 2 Success. |
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No. %{i} - Setp 3 Success. |
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No. %{i} - Setp 4 Success. |
308 |
No. %{i} - Setp 5 Success. |
309 |
MPA CALIBRATION
Home %{0}
Port 1 %{1}
Port 2 %{2}
Port 3 %{3}
Port 4 %{4}
Port 5 %{5}
Port 6 %{6}
Port 7 %{7} |
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No Alarms Set |
311 |
%{input_status_1} |
312 |
Would you like to save as custom setting? |
313 |
Succeeded in saving as custom setting. |
314 |
Failed to save as custom setting. |
315 |
Would you like to restore to custom setting? |
316 |
Succeeded in restoring custom Setting. |
317 |
Failed to restore custom Setting. |
318 |
Would you like to restore to factory default setting? |
319 |
Succeeded in restoring to factory default setting. |
320 |
Failed to restore to factory default setting. |