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Reference ID	String
0	AT9000
1	Azbil Corporation
2
3	Analog/Digital Conversion Failure
4	Analog/Digital Conversion Failure- An error occurred during analog-to-digital conversion.
5	Sensor Characteristic Data Failure
6	Sensor Characteristic Data Failure- An error was detected in the sensor characteristic data.
7	Suspect Input
8	Suspect Input- Input data error
9	CPU Failure
10	CPU Failure- CPU operation failure
11	NVM Failure
12	NVM Failure- Nonvolatile memory error
13	RAM Failure
14	RAM Failure- RAM failure
15	ROM Failure
16	ROM Failure- ROM failure
17	Output Circuit Failure
18	Output Circuit Failure- Output circuit failure
19	Meter Body Over Temperature
20	Meter Body Over Temperature- Meter body is too hot.
21	Excess Zero Calibration Value
22	Excess Zero Calibration Value- The zero Calibration Value exceeds the limit for accurate measurement.
23	Excess Span Calibration Value
24	Excess Span Calibration Value- The span Calibration Value exceeds the limit for accurate measurement.
25	In Output Mode
26	In Output Mode- The device is operating in Output Mode.
27	Meter Body Overload or Failure
28	Meter Body Overload or Fault- -The input pressure is more than two times the upper range limit for the device. Or, -Device error
29	Fld dev stat 1-6- Unknown error
30	Not Calibrated
31	Not Calibrated- Clears the calibration data.
32	Fld dev stat 1-8- Unknown error
33	External Zero/Span Adjustment Failure
34	External Zero/Span Adjustment Failure- An error occurred during external adjustment of the zero point or span.
35	Fld dev stat 2-2- Unknown error
36	Fld dev stat 2-3- Unknown error
37	Fld dev stat 2-4- Unknown error
38	Failure Alarm Simulation Mode
39	Failure Alarm Simulation Mode- The device is operating in Failure Alarm Simulation Mode.
40	Contact Output Simulation Mode
41	Contact Output Simulation Mode- The device is operating in Contact Output Simulation Mode.
42	Output Alarm Detected
43	Output Alarm Detected- The output is going over upper/lower limit of output alarm.
44	Sensor Temp. Alarm Detected
45	Sensor Temp. Alarm Detected- The sensor temperature is going over upper/lower limit of sensor temp. alarm.
46	Invalid Database
47	Invalid Database- Configuration data and/or calibration data is invalid.
48	Fld dev stat 3-2- Unknown error
49	Fld dev stat 3-3- Unknown error
50	Fld dev stat 3-4- Unknown error
51	Fld dev stat 3-5- Unknown error
52	Fld dev stat 3-6- Unknown error
53	Fld dev stat 3-7- Unknown error
54	Fld dev stat 3-8- Unknown error
55	Low Output Alarm
56	Low Output Alarm- Indicates whether the present output level is lower than the Output Alarm Low Limit setting.
57	High Output Alarm
58	High Output Alarm- Indicates whether the present output level is higher than the Output Alarm High Limit setting.
59	Low Sensor Temp. Alarm
60	Low Sensor Temp. Alarm- Indicates whether the present sensor temperature is lower than the Sensor Temp. Alarm Low Limit setting.
61	High Sensor Temp. Alarm
62	High Sensor Temp. Alarm- Indicates whether the present sensor temperature is higher than the Sensor Temp. Alarm High Limit setting.
63	Fld dev stat 4-5- Unknown error
64	Fld dev stat 4-6- Unknown error
65	Fld dev stat 4-7- Unknown error
66	Fld dev stat 4-8- Unknown error
67	Pressure Frequency Index Alarm
68	Pressure Frequency Index Alarm - Check Process and/or Impulse Line.
69	Standard Deviation Alarm
70	Standard Deviation Alarm - Check Process Conditions.
71	Out-of-Range Count Alarm
72	Out-of-Range Count Alarm - Check Operating Conditions.
73	Fld dev stat 5-4- Unknown error
74	Fld dev stat 5-5- Unknown error
75	Fld dev stat 5-6- Unknown error
76	Fld dev stat 5-7- Unknown error
77	Fld dev stat 5-8- Unknown error
78	.3f
79	ExtSw mode
80	OnePush
81	RaiseLower
82	SI Unit
83	ALL Unit
84	SI Only
85	Alarm Status
86	Alarm Status- Displays the current alarm output status.
87	Output Alarm Low
88	Output Alarm Low- Indicates whether or not an alarm is detected. If an alarm is detected, the present output level is lower than the Lower Output Alarm setting.
89	Output Alarm High
90	Output Alarm High- Indicates whether or not an alarm is detected. If an alarm is detected, the present output level is higher than the Upper Output Alarm setting.
91	Sensor Temp. Alarm Low
92	Sensor Temp. Alarm Low- Indicates whether or not an alarm is detected. If an alarm is detected, the present sensor temperature is lower than the Lower Sensor Temp. Alarm setting.
93	Sensor Temp. Alarm High
94	Sensor Temp. Alarm High- Indicates whether or not an alarm is detected. If an alarm is detected, the present sensor temperature is higher than the Upper Sensor Temp. Alarm setting.
95	Contact Output Status
96	Contact Output Status- Displays the status of the contact output. --Open: The contact output circuit is open. --Closed: The contact output circuit is closed. --Sim Open: The contact output circuit is open in simulation mode. --Sim Closed: The contact output circuit is closed in simulation mode.
97	Open
98	Open- The contact output circuit will open when an alarm occurs.
99	Closed
100	Closed- The contact output circuit will close when an alarm occurs.
101	Sim Open
102	Sim Open- Device will go into simulation mode and the contact output circuit will open.
103	Sim Closed
104	Sim Closed- Device will go into simulation mode and the contact output circuit will close.
105	Output Alarm
106	Output Alarm- Configures the output alarm. --No Alarm: Output alarm is not used. --Low Limit: If the output is below the low limit for the output alarm, the alarm is activated. --High Limit: If the output is above the high limit for the output alarm, the alarm is activated. --Low/High Limit: If the output is either below the low limit or above the high limit for the output alarm, the alarm is activated.
107	No Alarm
108	No Alarm- Output alarm is not used.
109	Low Limit
110	Low Limit- If the output is below the low limit for the output alarm, the alarm is activated.
111	High Limit
112	High Limit- If the output is above the high limit for the output alarm, the alarm is activated.
113	Low/High Limit
114	Low/High Limit- If the output is either below the low limit or above the high limit for the output alarm, the alarm is activated.
115	Output Alarm Low Limit
116	Output Alarm Low Limit- Sets the low limit for the Output Alarm.
117	.1f
118	6.1f
119	Output Alarm High Limit
120	Output Alarm High Limit- Sets the high limit for the Output Alarm.
121	Sensor Temp. Alarm
122	Sensor Temp. Alarm- Configures the temperature alarm. --No Alarm: Sensor temperature alarm is not used. --Low Limit: If the sensor temperature is below the low limit for the sensor temperature alarm, the alarm is activated. --High Limit: If the sensor temperature is above the high limit for the sensor temperature alarm, the alarm is activated. --Low/High Limit: If the sensor temperature is either below the low limit or above the high limit for the sensor temperature alarm, the alarm is activated.
123	No Alarm- Sensor temperature alarm is not used.
124	Low Limit- If the sensor temperature is below the low limit for the sensor temperature alarm, the alarm is activated.
125	High Limit- If the sensor temperature is above the high limit for the sensor temperature alarm, the alarm is activated.
126	Low/High Limit- If the sensor temperature is either below the low limit or above the high limit for the sensor temperature alarm, the alarm is activated.
127	Sensor Temp. Alarm Low Limit
128	Sensor Temp. Alarm Low Limit- Sets the low limit for the Sensor Temp. Alarm.
129	Sensor Temp. Alarm High Limit
130	Sensor Temp. Alarm High Limit- Sets the high limit for the Sensor Temp. Alarm.
131	Contact Output Mode
132	Contact Output Mode- Sets the contact output mode to either Normally Open or Normally Closed. --Normally Open: Contacts are normally open, but close when an alarm is detected. --Normally Closed: Contacts are normally closed, but open when an alarm is detected.
133	Normally Open
134	Normally Open- Sets the contact output circuit to normally open, and when the alarm is detected, becomes closed.
135	Normally Closed
136	Normally Closed- Sets the contact output circuit to normally closed, and when the alarm is detected, becomes open.
137	Contact Output ON/OFF
138	Contact Output ON/OFF- Selects the alarms to reflect the contact output.
139	Output Low
140	Output Low- This parameter determines whether or not detection of the output low-limit alarm is connected to the contact output circuit.
141	Output High
142	Output High- This parameter determines whether or not detection of the output high-limit alarm is connected to the contact output circuit.
143	Sensor Temp. Low
144	Sensor Temp. Low- This parameter determines whether or not detection of the sensor's low-limit temperature alarm is connected to the contact output circuit.
145	Sensor Temp. High
146	Sensor Temp. High- This parameter determines whether or not detection of the sensor's high-limit temperature alarm is connected to the contact output circuit.
147	Off
148	On
149	alarm_select_dummy
150	Display Mode
151	Display Mode- Sets the device indicator's method of display. --%: Displays the currently measured pressure as a percentage of the preset measurement range. --Pressure: Displays the currently measured pressure in the selected pressure unit. --Scale: Displays the measured value (flow rate, level etc.) in user-selected or user-defined units.
152	%
153	%- Displays the currently meauserd pressure as a percentage of the preset measuring range.
154	Pressure
155	Pressure- Displays the currently measured pressure in the selected engineering units.
156	Scale
157	Scale- Displays the measured value in user-selected or user-defined units (flow rate, level etc).
158	Display Function
159	Display Function- Sets the type of analog output from the device. --Linear: Displays PV by linear scale. --Square root: Displays flow by square root extraction.
160	Linear
161	Linear- Displays PV by linear scale.
162	Square root
163	Square root- Displays flow by square root extraction.
164	Disp. Unit
165	Disp. Unit- Selects the engineering unit displayed on the indicator of the device. Valid when Scale is selected for Display Mode.
166	user define unit
167	mmH2O
168	mmAq
169	mH2O
170	inH2O
171	ftH2O
172	kPa
173	MPa
174	Pa
175	hPa
176	kPaG
177	MPaG
178	kPa abs
179	MPa abs
180	Pa abs
181	hPa abs
182	bar
183	mbar
184	barG
185	mbarG
186	mmHg
187	inHg
188	mmHg abs
189	inHg abs
190	gf/cm2
191	kgf/cm2
192	g/cm2
193	kg/cm2
194	kgf/cm2G
195	kgf/cm2 abs
196	atm
197	Torr
198	psi
199	g/cm3
200	kg/m3
201	m3
202	l
203	kl
204	ml/h
205	l/h
206	kl/h
207	Skl/h
208	Sm3/h
209	t/h
210	m3/h
211	km3/h
212	Nm3/h
213	kNm3/h
214	l/min
215	kl/min
216	m3/min
217	Nml/min
218	Nl/min
219	Nm3/min
220	kl/d
221	m3/d
222	t/d
223	Nm3/d
224	kg/h
225	gal/min
226	gal/h
227	mm
228	m
229	t
230	kg
231	none
232	Exponent
233	Exponent- Selects the exponent (X10, X100, etc.) displayed on the indicator of the device. Valid when Scale is selected for Display Mode.
234	X1
235	X10
236	X100
237	X1000
238	Cutoff Mode
239	Cutoff Mode- Displays one of the following Cutoff Mode status indications. --Def (7.1%Lin): The default Cutoff Mode is in effect. (Flow mode is the default value, dropout is linear, and cutoff point is 7.1%) --Zero Flow & Dflt: Dropout is zero and flow mode is the default value. --Lin. Flow & Dflt: Dropout is linear and flow mode is the default value --Zero Flow & Bi-dir: Dropout is zero and flow mode is bi-directional. --Lin. Flow & Bi-dir: Dropout is linear and flow mode is bi-directional. --Dropout: Determines behavior below the cutoff value (either zero or linear). --Flow mode: Determines the method of calculating the flow output, either default (square root of positive output) or bi-directional (square root of both positive and negative outputs).
240	Zero Flow:Def.
241	Zero Flow:Def.- Dropout is zero, and flow mode is default.
242	Lin. Flow:Def.
243	Lin. Flow:Def.- Dropout is linear, and flow mode is default.
244	Zero Flow:Bi-dir.
245	Zero Flow:Bi-dir.- Dropout is zero, and flow mode is bi-directional.
246	Lin. Flow:Bi-dir.
247	Lin. Flow:Bi-dir.- Dropout is linear, and flow mode is bi-directional.
248	Def. (7.1% Lin.)
249	Def. (7.1% Lin.)- Cutoff mode is default. (Flow mode is default, dropout is linear, and cutoff point is 7.1%).
250	Cutoff Point
251	Cutoff Point- Displays the cutoff point (%) that is valid when Square Root is selected as the Xfer fnctn.
252	.2f
253	5.2f
254	EULO (0%)
255	EULO (0%)- The value displayed on the indicator of the device when the output from the device is 0%. Valid when Scale is selected for Display Mode.
256	7.3f
257	EUHI (100%)
258	EUHI (100%)- The value displayed on the indicator of the device when the output from the device is 100%. Valid when Scale is selected for Display Mode.
259	Output Low Limit
260	Output Low Limit- Sets the low limit for the Loop current.
261	6.3f
262	Output High Limit
263	Output High Limit- Sets the high limit for the Loop current.
264	Measurement Type
265	Measurement Type- Displays the device's sensor type. --DP: Differential pressure --GP: Gauge pressure --AP: Absolute pressure
266	DP
267	GP
268	AP
269	Reserved
270	PROM No.
271	PROM No.- Displays PROM No. used for the device.
272	SFN Communicator
273	Enable
274	Disable
275	User Unit
276	User Unit- Sets the user-defined unit displayed on the indicator of the device. Valid when Scale is selected for Display Mode.
277	Status Record 0
278	Status Record 1
279	Status Record 2
280	Status Record 3
281	1 (Latest)
282	1 (Latest)- Displays the zero corrected value as a percentage of the Upper Range Limit.
283	% of URL
284	7.4f
285	2
286	2- Displays the zero corrected value as a percentage of the Upper Range Limit.
287	3
288	3- Displays the zero corrected value as a percentage of the Upper Range Limit.
289	4
290	4- Displays the zero corrected value as a percentage of the Upper Range Limit.
291	5
292	5- Displays the zero corrected value as a percentage of the Upper Range Limit.
293	Zero Correct Current
294	Count
295	Software Write Protect
296	Software Write Protect- Displays the status of software write protection.
297	No
298	Yes
299	Hardware Write Protect
300	Hardware Write Protect- Displays the status of hardware write protection.
301	Analog Output Configuration
302	Normal
303	NAMUR
304	Hardware Equipment
305	Meter
306	Contact Output
307	Software Version
308	Height
309	Height- Compensates for the effects of temperature change on the fill fluid of the remote sealed transmitter. User must enter the distance between the flanges in order to use this compensation.
310	Set Output Value
311	6.2f
312	Burnout Simulation
313	Clear
314	Burnout Simulaiton
315	Production Number
316	Production Number- Displays the pressure transmitter Production Number.
317	Pressure Frequency Index
318	Pressure Frequency Index- The value indicating Pressure Frequency index.
319	Press Freq Index Min
320	Press Freq Index Min- Displays the minimum value of Pressure Frequency Index during a certain period.
321	Press Freq Index Max
322	Press Freq Index Max- Displays the maximum value of Pressure Frequency Index during a certain period.
323	Press Freq Index Sensor Selection
324	Press Freq Index Sensor Selection- Displays the sensor (Differential Pressure Sensor or Static Pressure Sensor) used to calculate the Pressure Frequency Index and the sampling period of the sensor if the device is a Differential Pressure Transmitter. Also, displays the sampling period of the Differential Pressure Sensor if the device is a Gauge Pressure Transmitter or Absolute Pressure Transmitter.
325	DP, 120ms
326	DP, 240ms
327	DP, 360ms
328	SP, 360ms
329	Press Freq Calc PV Low Limit
330	Press Freq Calc PV Low Limit- The Pressure Frequency Index is calculated only when the pressure is greater than or equal to this low limit.
331	.4f
332	Press Freq Calc PV High Limit
333	Press Freq Calc PV High Limit- The Pressure Frequency Index is calculated only when the pressure is less than or equal to this high limit.
334	Press Freq Filter Constant
335	Press Freq Filter Constant- Sets the filter constant used to calculate the Pressure Frequency Index. The larger the index value, the fewer the detection errors, because low-frequency components are more thoroughly removed. However, the amount of variation in the index also becomes smaller, requiring a more strict setting of the alarm.
336	Press Freq Index Low Limit
337	Press Freq Index Low Limit- Sets the low limit for the Pressure Frequency Index. If Press Freq Index Alarm Use is set to "Enabled (Low)" or "Enabled (High and Low)," and the Pressure Frequency Index is less than this limit, the alarm will turn ON.
338	Press Freq Index High Limit
339	Press Freq Index High Limit- Sets the high limit for the Pressure Frequency Index. If Press Freq Index Alarm Use is set to "Enabled (High)" or "Enabled (High and Low)" and the Pressure Frequency Index is greater than this limit, the alarm will turn ON.
340	Press Freq Index Alarm Use
341	Press Freq Index Alarm Use- Sets whether the Pressure Frequency Alarm is activated, for example when the Pressure Frequency Index is greater than Press Freq High Limit, or when the Pressure Frequency Index is less than Press Freq Low Limit.
342	Disabled
343	Enabled (High)
344	Enabled (Low)
345	Enabled (High and Low)
346	OOR Pressure Count
347	OOR Pressure Count- Displays the number of occurrences of out-of-range pressure. This value can be reset.
348	Counts
349	6u
350	Normal Pressure Low Limit
351	Normal Pressure Low Limit- This is the low limit for normal pressure. After calbration, if the pressure drops below this limit, OOR Pressure Count will increase by 1.
352	Normal Pressure High Limit
353	Normal Pressure High Limit- This is the high limit for normal pressure. After calbration, if the pressure exceeds this limit, OOR Pressure Count will increase by 1.
354	OOR Count Alarm Threshold
355	OOR Count Alarm Threshold- Sets the threshold for the Out-of-Range Count Alarm. If OOR Count Alarm Use is set to "Enabled" and the OOR Pressure Count is greater than or equal to this threshold, the alarm will turn ON.
356	OOR Count Alarm Use
357	OOR Count Alarm Use- Sets whether the Out-of-Range Count Alarm is activated, when OOR Pressure Count is greater than or equal to OOR Count Alarm Threshold.
358	Enabled
359	Average Pressure
360	Average Pressure- Displays the average value for the measured pressure.
361	Standard Deviation
362	Standard Deviation- Displays the standard deviation for the pressure.
363	Standard Deviation Max
364	Standard Deviation Max- Displays the maximum standard deviation for the pressure in certain period.
365	Standard Deviation Min
366	Standard Deviation Min- Displays the minimum standard deviation for the pressure in certain period.
367	Standard Deviation Unit
368	Standard Deviation Unit- Selects the unit of measurement for the Standard Deviation and the Average Pressure.
369	mmH2O@68degF
370	inH2O@68degF
371	Standard Deviation Sample Count
372	Standard Deviation Sample Count- Displays the number of samples used to calculate the Standard Deviation and the Average Pressure. Sampling is done once every 60 ms.
373	Samples
374	5u
375	Standard Deviation Low Limit
376	Standard Deviation Low Limit- Sets the low limit for the Standard Deviation. If Standard Deviation Alarm Use is set to "Enabled (Low)" or "Enabled (High and Low)," and the Standard Deviation is less than this limit, the alarm will turn ON.
377	Standard Deviation High Limit
378	Standard Deviation High Limit- Sets the high limit for the Standard Deviation. If Standard Deviation Alarm Use is set to "Enabled (High)" or "Enabled (High and Low)," and the Standard Deviation is greater than this limit, the alarm will turn ON.
379	Standard Deviation Alarm Use
380	Standard Deviation Alarm Use- Sets whether the Standard Deviation Alarm is activated, for example when the Standard Deviation is greater than Standard Deviation High Limit, or when the Standard Deviation is less than Standard Deviation Low Limit.
381	Advance Diag Option
382	OOR Pressure Count Ratio
383	Status Record 4
384	Status Record 5
385	dss_1_7_dummy
386	dss_2_dummy
387	dss_3_dummy
388	dss_4_dummy
389	dss_rec_1_7_dummy
390	dss_rec_2_dummy
391	dss_rec_3_dummy
392	dss_rec_4_dummy
393	dss_rec_5_dummy
394	ρ
395	λ
396	d
397	h
398	Secondary Variable - Temperature Compensation
399	Pressure Unit
400	Field Device Variable Unit- The engineering unit (unit of measurement) to be displayed with the Digital Value, Upper Range Value, Lower Range Value, and Upper Range Limit. Pressure- The pressure of the process measured with respect to a reference pressure.
401	Upper Range Limit
402	Upper Range Limit- Defines the maximum usable value for the Upper Range Value. Pressure- Pressure of the process measured with respect to a reference pressure.
403	Lower Range Limit
404	Damping
405	4.2f
406	Sensor Serial Number
407	7d
408	Sensor Temp.
409	Temp. Unit
410	Temp. Unit- The engineering unit (unit of measurement) to be displayed with the sensor temperature.
411	degC
412	degF
413	degR
414	Kelvin
415	Process Variables
416	Device
417	Basic Setup
418	Configuration
419	Output Condition
420	Device Information
421	Review
422	Maintenance
423	Adjustment
424	Calibration
425	Simulation
426	Diagnostics
427	Diagnostic Status
428	Diagnostic Status Records
429	Zero-Error Int. Data
430	Diagnostic Setup
431	Pressure Frequency Diagnostic
432	Out-of-Range Pressure Count
433	Failure
434	Function Check
435	Out of Specification
436	Maintenance Required
437	upload_valiables
438	Monitoring
439	Trend
440	Gauge
441	Offline
442	Configuration Data
443	ID
444	Device Tag
445	Analog Output Form
446	Output Limit
447	Fail Safe
448	Revision Numbers
449	Write Protect
450	Input Calibration
451	Output Calibration
452	Factory Setting Information
453	Range
454	Display
455	Remote-seal
456	Alarm
457	Alarm Settings
458	Advance Diagnostic is invalid
459	Input LRV Calibration
460	Input LRV Calibration- Calibrates the zero point (Lower Range Value) based on the current input value.
461	Input URV Calibration
462	Input URV Calibration- Calibrates the span (Upper Range Value) based on the current input value.
463	Reset Calibration
464	Reset Calibration- Discards calibration data.
465	Set LRV (Actual)
466	Set LRV (Actual)- Sets the Lower Range Value at the present output value.
467	Change Cutoff Mode
468	Change Cutoff Mode- Selects the cutoff mode and sets the cutoff point. Valid when Square Root is selected for Transfer Function.
469	Clear Status Records
470	Clear status records- Clears the device's Status Record.
471	Change SW Write Protect
472	Change Software Write Protect- Can be set to 'Yes' or 'No'.
473	Apply Zero Value
474	Apply zero value- Sets the Lower Range Value at the present input pressure.
475	Apply Span Value
476	Apply span value- Sets the Upper Range Value at the present input pressure.
477	Restore Factory Setting
478	Restore factory settings- Return to the factory default calibration data.
479	Open- Simulates the contact output. Select [Open] to put the device in simulation mode, with contact output circuit is open.
480	Closed- Simulates the contact output. Select [Closed] to put the device in simulation mode, with contact output circuit is closed.
481	Clear- Simulates the contact output. Selects [Clear] to cancel simulation mode.
482	Software Version- Displays the software version of device.
483	Scaled D/A Trim
484	Failure Alarm Simulation Mode- Simulates the output when the device is in a critical state.
485	Clear- Simulates the output when the device is in a critical state. Select [Clear] to cancel simulation mode.
486	Amb. Temp. Compensate
487	Ambient Temperature Compensation- Compensates for the effects of temperature on the fill fluid. The user must enter the flange span and fill fluid type.
488	Auto Range (Closed Tank)
489	Auto Range (closed tank)- Automatically calculates the range (LRV and URV). The user must enter the high pressure flange location, specific gravity, fill fluid, span, flange span, and distance of the zero level above the lower flange. This function is valid when Display Function is linear.
490	Contact Output Simulation Mode- Simulates the contact output. --Open: Select [Open] to put the device in simulation mode with the contact output circuit open. --Closed: Select [Closed] to put the device in simulation mode with the contact output circuit closed.
491	Reset Press Freq Index
492	Reset Press Freq Index- Resets the Pressure Frequency Index and the Press Freq Index Max and Min values.
493	Reset Standard Deviation
494	Reset Standard Deviation- Resets the Standard Deviation, the Standard Deviation Max and Min values, and the Average Pressure.
495	Reset OOR Pressure Count
496	Reset OOR Pressure Count- Resets the Out-of-Range Pressure Count.
497	Status
498	Status- Displays the result of self-diagnosis of the device.
499	Change Press Freq Index Sensor Selection
500	Change Press Freq Index Sensor Selection- This function changes the Press Freq Index Sensor Selection. If the Press Freq Index Sensor Selection is changed, other parameters (Pressure Frequency Index, Press Freq Index Max, Press Freq Index Min) will be reset.
501	Change Standard Deviation Sample Count
502	Change Standard Deviation Sample Count- This function changes the Standard Deviation Sample Count. If the Standard Deviation Sample Count is changed, other parameters (Standard Deviation, Standard Deviation Max, Standard Deviation Min, Average Pressure) will be reset.
503	PV % rnge Gauge
504	Pressure Gauge
505	Sensor Temp. Gauge
506	Pressure Frequency Index Trend
507	Press Freq Index High/Low Limit
508	Standard Deviation Trend
509	OOR Pressure Count Ratio (%)
510	OOR Pressure Count Ratio (%) = OOR Pressure Count / OOR Count Alarm Threshold
511	Displays Device Status
512	Device Image
513	Common Tables
514	Interoperable *
515	Universal
516	Common Practice
517	Pressure Universal
518	Pressure Common
519	Menu
520	Rosemount Magflow
521	Rosemount Pressure
522	Moore Products
523	Siemens Pressure
524	P2 Common
525	PV
526	Wireless
527	Munge
528	Analytical Oxygen/Combustion/Methane/CO
529	Flow Totalizer - Rate Indicator
530	Flow Variable Area
531	Flow Coriolis Mass
532	Flow Ultrasonic - Gas
533	Flow Ultrasonic - Liquid
534	Level Ultrasonic
535	Level Radar - Microwave
536	Pressure Absolute
537	Level Capacitance
538	Pressure Differential
539	Level Hydrostatic
540	Level
541	Pressure Absolute/Relative
542	Level Microwave
543	Level Radar
544	Level Density - Nuclear
545	Flow Electromagnetic
546	Flow Vortex
547	Flow Magmeter - Rack Version
548	Flow High Performance Magmeter
549	Flow Mass
550	Flow Ultrasonic
551	Flow Magnetic
552	Flow Magnetic - Custody Transfer
553	Flow 2-wire Magnetic
554	Flow Coriolis Mass - Custody Transfer
555	Flow 2-wire Vortex
556	Flow Thermal
557	Temperature Head Mounted
558	Temperature Compact
559	Temperature DIN Rail Mounted
560	Analytical pH
561	Analytical Conductivity - Conductive
562	Analytical Conductivity - Inductive
563	Temperature Sensor
564	Level Servo
565	Temperature DIN Rail
566	Temperature
567	Analytical ORP
568	Analytical pION
569	Analytical IConc
570	Analytical Electrode Conductivity
571	Analytical Toroidal Conductivity
572	Valve Positioner
573	Valve Controller
574	Pressure Multivariable
575	Analytical pH/ORP
576	Flow Coriolis
577	Analytical Conductivity
578	Valve Positioner/Pneumatic
579	Valve Actuator - Electrical
580	Temperature Dual Input
581	Valve Actuator
582	Analytical Corrosion
583	Analytical Density - Nuclear
584	Level Continuous Gamma
585	Level Laser Ranging
586	Pressure Safety
587	Flow Vortex/Swirl
588	Flow
589	Analytical 4 Electrode Conductivity
590	Analytical 2 Electrode Conductivity
591	Analytical Troidal Conductivity
592	Analytical pH/ORP/pIon/Ion Conc
593	Analytical Oxygen
594	Pressure P, dP + Multivariable
595	Temperature 2-wire
596	Pressure w/ PID
597	Pressure Saturated Steam
598	Analytical Density - Gamma Ray
599	Level Gamma Ray
600	Analytical Weight - Gamma Ray
601	Level w/ Density - Gamma Ray
602	Analytical Motorized Density
603	Flow Multivariable Mass
604	Temperature Multivariable
605	Specialty HART-to-Analog Signal Conv
606	Flow dP
607	Pressure Low Power
608	Pressure Certified SIL2
609	Interoperable
610	Analytical Density
611	Valve Positioner/Electropneumatic
612	Flow Magnetic Inductive
613	Analytical
614	Analytical Opacity Monitor
615	Analytical Oxygen/Combustion
616	Analytical 2-wire Conductivity
617	Analytical 2-wire Conductivity w/ pure H20
618	Analytical 2-wire Conductivity w/ % conc
619	Analytical 2-wire Oxygen/Chlorine/Ozone
620	Analytical 2-wire pH/ORP
621	Analytical 2-wire Contacting/Toroidal
622	Analytical Oxygen - High Temperature
623	Analytical Conductivity w/ % conc
624	Analytical pH/ORP/ISE
625	Analytical Amperometric Analyzer
626	Analytical Dual Input Analyzer
627	Pressure Pressure/Level
628	Analytical Consistency
629	Analytical Microwave-Pulp Consistency
630	Analytical Microwave Consistency
631	Valve Digital Positioner
632	Valve Smart Valve Positioner
633	Temperature Differential
634	Analytical Dissolved Oxygen
635	Analytical pH Controller
636	Analytical Conductivity/Resistivity Controller
637	Analytical Conductivity/Resistivity
638	Level Displacement
639	Temperature w/ PID
640	Valve Universal Positioner
641	Level Radar - Reflex
642	Pressure Gauge
643	Pressure Sealed Gauge
644	Valve Digital Positioner w/ PID
645	Valve Intelligent Positioner
646	Analytical Gas Detector
647	Analytical Infrared Gas Detector
648	Analytical Electrochemical Gas Detector
649	Analytical Measuring Instruments
650	Level Magnostrictive
651	Valve On/Off Valve Controller
652	Level Radar - Pulse
653	Level Continuous Capactive
654	Valve Damper Actuator
655	Valve Electric Damper Actuator
656	Flow Electronic
657	Flow Vortex - Multiparameter Mass
658	Analytical UV Flame Detector
659	Analytical UVIR Flame Detector
660	Analytical IR Flame Detector
661	Analytical Fire Detector
662	Analytical Gas Detector Display Interface
663	Analytical Toxic Gas Detector
664	Analytical Flame Detector
665	Level Nuclear
666	Analytical Microwave
667	Analytical Density - Radiometric
668	Level Radiometric
669	Analytical Gas/Steam
670	Level Nucleonic
671	Analytical Blade Consistency
672	Analytical Rotary Consistency
673	Pressure Absolute/Differential
674	Positioner
675	Analytical Combustible Gas Detector
676	Analytical Point Infrared Gas Detector
677	Analytical Multi-Detector Monitor System
678	Valve Positioner/Electro-hydraulic
679	Valve Monitor
680	Enable on token-passing data link layer only
681	Enable on TDMA data link layer only
682	Enable on both TDMA and token-passing data link layer
683	WirelessHART Device
684	IEEE 802.15.4 2.4GHz DSSS with O-QPSK Modulation
685	Primary
686	Primary Analog Channel
687	Secondary
688	Secondary Analog Channel
689	Tertiary
690	Tertiary Analog Channel
691	Quaternary
692	Quaternary Analog Channel
693	Quinary
694	Quinary Analog Channel
695	Critical Power Failure
696	Lock all
697	Trim not supported
698	Configuration cannot be changed
699	Locked by gateway
700	Analog Input Channel
701	Analog Output Channel
702	Secondary Analog Channel Saturated
703	Tertiary Analog Channel Saturated
704	Quaternary Analog Channel Saturated
705	Quinary Analog Channel Saturated
706	Secondary Analog Channel Fixed
707	Tertiary Analog Channel Fixed
708	Quaternary Analog Channel Fixed
709	Quinary Analog Channel Fixed
710	Simulation active
711	The device is in simulation mode and the level output is not representative of the process.
712	Non-Volatile memory failure
713	The Non-Volatile memory check is invalid or maybe corrupt, or the battery of a battery-backed memory has failed.
714	Volatile memory error
715	The RAM memory check is invalid or maybe corrupt
716	Watchdog reset executed
717	A watchdog reset has been performed
718	Voltage conditions out of range
719	A voltage condition is outside its allowable range
720	Environmental conditions out of range
721	An internal or environmental condition is beyond acceptable limits.
722	Electronic failure
723	A hardware problem not related to the sensor has been detected.
724	Subdevice list changed
725	Duplicate master detected
726	Capacity Denied
727	The device was unable to acquire the communication bandwidth required to support the Burst Messaging specified
728	Bandwidth allocation pending
729	Block transfer pending
730	Continuous
731	The Burst Message is published continuously at (worst case) the Minimum Update Period.
732	Window
733	The Burst Message is triggered when the source value deviates more than the specified trigger value
734	Rising
735	The Burst Message is triggered when source value Rises Above the specified trigger value.
736	Falling
737	The Burst Message is triggered when the source value Falls Below the specified trigger value.
738	On-change
739	The Burst Message is triggered when any value in the message changes.
740	Battery life
741	Percent range
742	Loop current
743	Primary variable
744	Secondary variable
745	Tertiary variable
746	Quaternary variable
747	Enable event notification on token-passing data link layer
748	Enable event notification on TDMA data link layer
749	Enable event notification on TDMA and token-passing data link layer
750	Configuration changed event pending
751	Device status event pending
752	More status available event pending
753	Enable single data point trending
754	Enable filtered trending
755	The sample is filtered using a time constant equal to one-third the trend sample period
756	Enable average trending
757	The value obtained by dividing the sum of all samples in the period by the total number of samples
758	Read receive time
759	Write date and time
760	Non-Volatile Clock
761	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.
762	Clock Uninitialized
763	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.
764	Line Power
765	Device is powered via a hardwired connection to a plant power source.
766	Battery Power
767	Device operates solely of its (internal) battery.
768	Recharg.B./Power Sc.
769	Rechargeable battery power or power scavenging. The device has a short-term supply of energy (must be at least one hour) that is continuously being replenished. The device's power is being replenished by harvesting and converting energy from the environment surrounding the device (e.g. solar, vibration, heat).
770	Idle
771	Active search
772	Looking for neighbors.
773	Negotiating
774	Quarantined
775	Operational
776	Suspended
777	Deep sleep
778	Ultra-low power
779	Wireless Signal Found
780	Network packets have been recognized
781	Wireless Signal Identified
782	Wireless Time Synchronized
783	WirelessHart Signal Identified
784	Network Admission Requested
785	Set on transmission of first join request
786	Join Retrying
787	Set after the first join request retry (i.e. when number of join requests > 2). Cleared when device is authenticated or when Active Search started.
788	Join Failed
789	Set on transition from Active Search mode to Deep Sleep mode. Cleared on transition from Deep Sleep to Active Search.
790	Network Security Clearance Granted
791	Network Manager Session Established
792	Network Joined
793	Network Joined. Normal superframe and links obtained.
794	Network Bandwidth Requested
795	Negotiating Network Properties. Gateway session obtained.
796	Join Complete
797	Normal operating mode.
798	None
799	No restrictions
800	Restricted to SI Unit codes only
801	Open - accept all devices
802	Use Whitelist for access
803	Use Blacklist
804	Use Whitelist and Blacklist
805	Lockdown - disable join links
806	Process automation device
807	Discrete device
808	Hybrid:Process automation+discrete
809	I/O System
810	WirelessHART Process automation device
811	WirelessHART Discrete device
812	WirelessHART Process automation+discrete
813	WirelessHART Gateway
814	WirelessHART Access point
815	WirelessHART Process adapter
816	WirelessHART Discrete adapter
817	WirelessHART enabled handheld/portable maintenance tool
818	Don't attempt to join
819	Join now
820	Attempt to join immediately on powerup or reset
821	US
822	United States of America
823	JP
824	Japan
825	DE
826	Germany
827	FR
828	France
829	ES
830	Spain
831	RU
832	Russian Federation
833	CN
834	People's Republic of China
835	Nominal
836	Device Power Status is nominal
837	Low
838	Device Power Status is low
839	Critically Low
840	Device Power Status is critically low
841	Recharging - Low
842	Recharging - High
843	Secondary Master
844	Primary Master
845	PV Analog Channel Saturated
846	PV Analog Channel Fixed
847	Device Profile
848	Device Diagnostic Status 0
849	Device Diagnostic Status 1
850	I/O and Subdevice Status
851	WirelessHART Status
852	Time Set Option
853	Real Time Clock Flags
854	Country
855	Country of intended device installation
856	SI Unit Control
857	Indicates if device should only display SI unit codes
858	Burst Trigger Units
859	Burst Trigger Class
860	Wired HART Enabled
861	Enabled on Wired HART device connection only
862	Wireless HART Enabled
863	Enabled on WirelessHART device connection only
864	Both Wired and WirelessHart Enabled
865	Enabled on both Wired and WirelessHART connections
866	Burst Msg Trigger Mode
867	Event Status
868	Event Notification Control
869	Operate mode Mask
870	Not Defined
871	Power Source
872	Power source of the device
873	Wireless Mode
874	Join Status
875	The current location in the joining sequence of operations.
876	Network Access Mode
877	Join Mode
878	Power Status
879	Power status of the device
880	Master Mode
881	This sets the I/O System's Data Link Layer operation on all channels as either primary or secondary master mode.
882	Trend Units
883	Trend Device Variable Unit Code
884	Trend Classification
885	Trend Device Variable Classification
886	Trend Control
887	uint16_var_blk_char
888	uint8_var_blk_char
889	Device Status Mask
890	Ext dev status Mask
891	Device Diagnostic Status 0 Mask
892	Device Diagnostic Status 1 Mask
893	Device Diagnostic Status 2 Mask
894	Device Diagnostic Status 3 Mask
895	AO saturated Mask
896	AO fixed Mask
897	Latched Device Status
898	Latched Ext dev status
899	Latched Operate Mode
900	Latched Device Diagnostic Status 0
901	Latched Device Diagnostic Status 1
902	Latched Device Diagnostic Status 2
903	Latched Device Diagnostic Status 3
904	Latched AO saturated
905	Latched AO fixed
906	Wireless Module Device Type
907	Device type of the Wireless Radio
908	Wireless Module Manufacturer ID
909	Manufacturer of the Wireless Radio contained in this device
910	Subdevice Device Type
911	Device type of the subdevice attached to this system.
912	Subdevice Manufacturer Id
913	Manufacturer of the subdevice attached to this system.
914	8u
915	Dynamic Variables Returned for Device Variables
916	Command Response Truncated
917	Configuration Change Counter Mismatch
918	Status bytes mismatch
919	Device Variable
920	STX Count
921	Count of STX messages received by this device
922	ACK Count
923	Count of ACK messages received by this device
924	BACK Count
925	Count of BACK messages received by this device
926	8.3f
927	Output Status
928	Output Status Byte
929	Uninitialized
930	Normal - one sensor
931	Normal - two sensors
932	Normal - three sensors
933	Shorted
934	Shorted- shorted field wiring.
935	Limited high
936	Limited high- block can not respond to upward movement of value.
937	Open- open field wiring.
938	Limited low
939	Limited low- block can not respond to upward movement of target.
940	Initialization done
941	Initialization done- block initialization is complete.
942	Not selected
943	Not selected- target value provided by block was not selected.
944	No path
945	No path- there is no path to the process.
946	Fail
947	Fail- hardware failure.
948	Bad
949	Bad- block is out of service or has bad input.
950	Not from process
951	Not from process- value is not directly affected by any process information.
952	Local override
953	Local override- block has LO mode.
954	Not Cascade Mode
955	Not RCas Mode
956	Not ROut Mode
957	No communication
958	No communication- (NO_COM).
959	uint32_var_blk_char
960	int8_var_blk_char
961	new itest redef1 label
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