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Reference ID	String
0	.5f
1	None
2	No units defined.
3	.3f
4	The user is encouraged to keep track of the last calibration date here. This date is for information only and is not used in any internal calculations.
5	CalDate
6	Sensor Family
7	7d
8	Event log request
9	new event
10	previous event
11	next event
12	exit
13	Set Password
14	The password is used to validate the command to enable or disable writes in the device.
15
16	Not used
17	Unknown
18	Set Write Protect
19	Used to set the write protect mode. With Write Protect (On), variables cannot be written to the device and commands that cause actions to be performed in the device cannot occur.
20	Change Password
21	Sensor Unit
22	Minimum Span
23	AO Alarm type
24	% Range
25	Xfer Function
26	Range Unit
27	Snsr S/N
28	Self Test
29	Self test will perform all internal checks immediately and return results in variables xmtr flt 1 & xmtr flt 2.
30	Condensed Status
31	Write Protect
32	Abort response test
33	return to normal
34	Fire
35	Indicates (Y) if the device is in a fire alarm status. - analog output is at 20mA, fire alarm relay is actuated and LED is red.
36	No
37	Yes
38	UV Alarm
39	Indicates (Y) if the UV detector is signaling an alarm.
40	IR Alarm
41	Indicates (Y) if the IR detector is signaling an alarm.
42	TDSA Alarm
43	Indicates (Y) if the IR detector is signaling a TDSA alarm.
44	Quick Alarm
45	Indicates (Y) if the IR detector is signaling a quick alarm.
46	Oi Calibrate Active
47	Oi Calibration is active.
48	Manual Oi Active
49	Manual Oi is active.
50	Warm Up
51	Device is in the power-up time delay (warm-up) mode. Normal duration 30 seconds.
52	UV Pre Alarm
53	Indicates (Y) if the UV detector is in a pre alarm state.
54	IR Pre Alarm
55	Indicated (Y) is the IR detector is in a pre alarm state.
56	Fault
57	Indicates (Y) if a fault condition exists.Go to (Device Info) and select (Status Info) to determine the nature of the fault.
58	Manual UV Oi Fault
59	Manual UV Oi Fault. Check UV viewing window and Oi reflector plate cleanliness.
60	Manual IR Oi Fault
61	Manual IR Oi Fault. Check IR viewing window and Oi reflector plate cleanliness.
62	Auto UV Oi Fault
63	Automatic UV Oi Fault. Check UV viewing window and Oi reflector plate cleanliness.
64	Auto IR Oi Fault
65	Automatic IR Oi Fault. Check IR viewing window and Oi reflector plate cleanliness.
66	UV Oi Cal Fault
67	UV Oi Calibration has detected a fault condition.
68	IR Oi Cal Fault
69	IR Oi Calibration has detected a fault condition.
70	Temp Range Fault
71	Detector integral temperature out of range-Operating range: -40F to +167F (-40C to +75C).
72	Voltage Fault
73	Supply voltage is out of range. Specified operating voltage is 18 to 30 Vdc.
74	Sensor Hdwr. Fault
75	Sensor hardware fault. -If fault clears 3 minutes after powerup check man oi test line not connected to DC- -Verify supply volt is within Operating range (18 to 30 Vdc) If fault does not clear, replace sensor module.
76	Manual Oi at Start
77	Manual Oi at Start. On power up a manual Oi was started. Check the external input wiring.
78	HIB Hardware Fault
79	HART Interface Board hardware fault. If fault persists replace HIB. DEC PN 007308-005
80	Internal Com. Flt
81	Internal communication fault. If fault persists replace HART interface board and/or sensor module.
82	Incompatible Fault
83	Sensor module firmware version is not compatible with HART interface board. Replace the sensor module.
84	RTC Seconds
85	RTC seconds values 0-59.
86	.2d
87	RTC Minutes
88	RTC minutes values 0-59.
89	RTC Hours
90	RTC hours values 0-23.
91	RTC Date
92	RTC date values 1-31.
93	RTC Month
94	RTC month values 1-12.
95	RTC Year
96	RTC year values 0-99.
97	Log Temperature
98	Log Code
99	-
100	Normal
101	Warmup
102	Soft Reset
103	Hardware Reset
104	Fire Alrm
105	UV Alrm
106	IR Alrm
107	TDSA Alrm
108	Man Oi Pass
109	Man Oi Fault
110	Auto Oi Fault
111	Oi Cal Pass
112	Oi Cal Fault
113	Loop Test
114	4-20 Cal
115	Clk Reset
116	Password Rst
117	Hardware Fault
118	Det Dsabl Fault
119	Dimimished Detect
120	Volt Fault
121	Temp Fault
122	Clr Evnt Log
123	HART Hardware Fault
124	MB Comm Fault
125	Incompat Fault
126	UV Mode
127	UV Mode: Standard or Arc
128	Standard
129	Arc
130	Invalid
131	IR Mode
132	IR Mode: TDSA, Quick, or Both
133	TDSA
134	Quick
135	Both
136	ARC Rejection
137	Detector ARC Rejection setting: Low, Medium, High, or Very High.
138	Low
139	Medium
140	High
141	Very High
142	UV Sensitivity
143	Detector UV sensitivity setting: Low, Medium, High, or Very High.
144	IR Sensitivity
145	Detector IR sensitivity setting: Low, Medium, High, or Very High.
146	Auto Oi Enabled
147	Auto Oi Enabled. If (Y) then an Oi will be conducted periodically without manual input.
148	Fire Relay NL/L
149	Fire relay, latching(L) or non-latching(NL).
150	NL
151	L
152	Fault Relay NL/L
153	Fault relay, latching(L) or non-latching(NL).
154	Aux Relay NL/L
155	AUX relay, latching(L) or non-latching(NL).
156	Heater Disabled
157	Heater Disabled. If (Y) then the optics heater is not enabled to prevent condensation and icing.
158	Aux Function
159	Aux function: Pre Alarm, IR Alarm, UV Alarm, UV OR IR Alarm, UV AND IR Alarm.
160	Pre Alarm
161	IR Alarm
162	UV Alarm
163	UV OR IR Alarm
164	UV AND IR Alarm
165	Aux IR Function
166	Aux IR function: TDSA, Quick, or Both
167	Aux Relay NE/NDE
168	AUX relay, normally energized(NE) or normally de-energized(NDE).
169	NE
170	NDE
171	Consecutive IR Oi Fails
172	Allowable number of consecutive IR Oi failures to produce a fault. Factory set to 3 (minutes). This is the time between fault occurrence and annunciation.
173	Consecutive UV Oi Fails
174	Allowable number of consecutive UV Oi failures to produce a fault. Factory set to 3 (minutes). This is the time between fault occurrence and annunciation.
175	Time Delay
176	Time Delay before alarm is indicated (0 - 15 sec).
177	Voltage
178	Actual detector supply voltage. Specified operating voltage is 18 to 30 Vdc.
179	Temperature
180	Actual integral temperature of detector.
181	Part Number
182	Manufacturer's part number for this device.
183	.6d
184	Dash Number
185	Manufacturer's secondary part number for this device.
186	.3d
187	Manufacture Date
188	Date of manufacture. Shown as month/day/year
189	Sensor Firmware
190	Firmware revision level of sensor module.
191	HART Firmware
192	Firmware revision level of HART interface board (HIB).
193	Junk
194	X5200 Root Menu
195	Device Diagnostics
196	Configure/setup
197	Detector cal
198	Offline
199	Device Info Menu
200	Command Menu
201	X-5200 command menu
202	Device Setup Menu
203	Calibration Menu
204	HART Command Menu
205	General Info Menu
206	Status Info Menu
207	Oi Menu
208	Hardware Menu
209	Detector Settings
210	Real Time Clock
211	Configuration Menu
212	HART PV Menu
213	HART Info Menu
214	HART Setup
215	History Menu
216	Write variables
217	Calibrate Oi
218	This procedure calibrates the Oi test signal for all three IR sensors.
219	Start Passive Oi
220	Test to check the cleanliness of the detector's optical surfaces and the ability to respond to an IR signal. Relays unaffected.
221	Start Active Oi
222	Test to check the cleanliness of the detector's optical surfaces and the ability to respond to an IR signal. Relays are affected.
223	Clear Oi Fault
224	Clear prior Oi faults. If the cause of the fault has not been corrected, subsequent Oi faults will occur.
225	Reset Latches
226	Latched relays are reset. LED turns green.
227	Master Reset
228	Initiates a hardware reset for both the sensor and the HART interface. Latched relays are reset.
229	Clear Data Log
230	Clears data log entries contained on the HART interface board.
231	Alarm Log
232	Scroll through 32 Alarm Logs with date, time, and temperature stamp.
233	Fault Log
234	Scroll through 32 Fault Logs with date, time, and temperature stamp.
235	General Log
236	Scroll through 32 General Logs with date, time, and temperature stamp.
237	X5200 Abort Method.
238	Part Number
239	Current time and date setting of real time clock. Factory set to GMT minus 6 hours. Date: month/day/year Time: Hour:minute:second
240	Serial Number
241	Serial number of device.
242	X5200
243	DET-TRONICS
244	Operating Mode
245	Maintenance Required
246	Device Variable Alert
247	Xmtr Addstatus 0
248	Field Device Specific Status Byte 1- Data that has Field Device status information relating to: failures / warnings / status of processes.
249	Fire Alarm
250	Oi Cal Active
251	Optical Integrity (Oi) Calibration is in progress. During calibration the detector should be cleaned and covered.Flame detection is disabled until calibration is complete.
252	A manual Optical Integrity (Oi) test is in progress. During calibration the detector should be cleaned and covered.Flame detection is disabled until calibration is complete.
253	Warm-Up
254	Xmtr Addstatus 1
255	Field Device Specific Status Byte 2- Data that has Field Device status information relating to: failures / warnings / status of processes.
256	Not Used
257	Not Used, bit 2
258	Not Used, bit 3
259	Not Used, bit 4
260	Not Used, bit 5
261	Not Used, bit 6
262	Not Used, bit 7
263	Xmtr Addstatus 2
264	Field Device Specific Status Byte 3- Data that has Field Device status information relating to: failures / warnings / status of processes.
265	Fault
266	Temp Out of Range
267	Xmtr Addstatus 3
268	Field Device Specific Status Byte 4- Data that has Field Device status information relating to: failures / warnings / status of processes.
269	Voltage Out of Range
270	Sensor Hdwr. Flt
271	HIB Hardware Fault
272	HART interface board (HIB) hardware fault. If fault persists replace HIB.
273	Internal communication fault. If fault persists replace HART interface board and/or sensor module.
274	Incompatible Firmware Fault
275	PV Analog Channel Saturated
276	PV Analog Channel Fixed
277	Wireless
278	WirelessHART Device
279	IEEE 802.15.4 2.4GHz DSSS with O-QPSK Modulation
280	Primary
281	Primary Analog Channel
282	Secondary
283	Secondary Analog Channel
284	Tertiary
285	Tertiary Analog Channel
286	Quaternary
287	Quaternary Analog Channel
288	Quinary
289	Quinary Analog Channel
290	Critical Power Failure
291	Lock all
292	Trim not supported
293	Configuration cannot be changed
294	Locked by gateway
295	Analog Input Channel
296	Analog Output Channel
297	Secondary Analog Channel Saturated
298	Tertiary Analog Channel Saturated
299	Quaternary Analog Channel Saturated
300	Quinary Analog Channel Saturated
301	Secondary Analog Channel Fixed
302	Tertiary Analog Channel Fixed
303	Quaternary Analog Channel Fixed
304	Quinary Analog Channel Fixed
305	Simulation active
306	The device is in simulation mode and the level output is not representative of the process.
307	Non-Volatile memory failure
308	The Non-Volatile memory check is invalid or maybe corrupt, or the battery of a battery-backed memory has failed.
309	Volatile memory error
310	The RAM memory check is invalid or maybe corrupt
311	Watchdog reset executed
312	A watchdog reset has been performed
313	Voltage conditions out of range
314	A voltage condition is outside its allowable range
315	Environmental conditions out of range
316	An internal or environmental condition is beyond acceptable limits.
317	Electronic failure
318	A hardware problem not related to the sensor has been detected.
319	Subdevice list changed
320	Duplicate master detected
321	Capacity Denied
322	The device was unable to acquire the communication bandwidth required to support the Burst Messaging specified
323	Bandwidth allocation pending
324	Block transfer pending
325	Battery life
326	Percent range
327	Loop current
328	Primary variable
329	Secondary variable
330	Tertiary variable
331	Quaternary variable
332	Read receive time
333	Write date and time
334	Non-Volatile Clock
335	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.
336	Clock Uninitialized
337	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.
338	No restrictions
339	SI Only
340	Restricted to SI Unit codes only
341	Process automation device
342	Discrete device
343	Hybrid:Process automation+discrete
344	I/O System
345	WirelessHART Process automation device
346	WirelessHART Discrete device
347	WirelessHART Process automation+discrete
348	WirelessHART Gateway
349	WirelessHART Access point
350	WirelessHART Process adapter
351	WirelessHART Discrete adapter
352	WirelessHART enabled handheld/portable maintenance tool
353	Device Profile
354	US
355	United States of America
356	JP
357	Japan
358	DE
359	Germany
360	FR
361	France
362	ES
363	Spain
364	RU
365	Russian Federation
366	CN
367	People's Republic of China
368	Secondary Master
369	Primary Master
370	Device Diagnostic Status 0
371	Device Diagnostic Status 1
372	I/O and Subdevice Status
373	WirelessHART Status
374	Time Set Option
375	Real Time Clock Flags
376	Country
377	Country of intended device installation
378	SI Unit Control
379	Indicates if device should only display SI unit codes
380	Time Stamp
381	Relative time value on network
382	8u
383	Dynamic Variables Returned for Device Variables
384	Command Response Truncated
385	Configuration Change Counter Mismatch
386	Status bytes mismatch
387	8.3f
388	Oi calibration - Important! Clean and cover the detector before proceeding.
389	Oi calibration.
390	Cmd 48, Status Response Fault.
391	Checking status.
392	Checking status...
393	Uncover Detector Window.
394	Oi Cal Error.
395	Success
396	Passive Oi.
397	Oi Error.
398	Active Oi - Warning: This will cause an alarm indication.
399	Clear Oi fault.
400	Relay Latch reset.
401	Hardware reset - Remove from loop.
402	Clearing data logs... Are you sure?
403	To Few Bytes Received.
404	%{1}-%{2}-%{0} %{3}:%{4} %{6}C %{7}
405	Current;Previous;Next;Exit
406	Warning: Current method abort.
407	Part Number %{0}-%{1}
408	Real Time Clock Date: %{0}/%{1}/%{2} Time: %{3}:%{4}:%{5}
409	Device Serial Number: 000%{0}
Reference ID	String