0 |
Index #1 |
1 |
Index #2 |
2 |
Index #3 |
3 |
Index #4 |
4 |
1 |
5 |
2 |
6 |
3 |
7 |
channelIndex |
8 |
|
9 |
Gas name |
10 |
Gas concentration |
11 |
.1f |
12 |
Decimal Adjustment |
13 |
Alarm Condition |
14 |
Error/Fault |
15 |
Rx or Tx (In case of FAM Error present) |
16 |
Maintenance |
17 |
Rx in case of Alignment, Zeroing, 4..20mA |
18 |
Warning |
19 |
Rx or Tx (in case of Warning present in FAM) |
20 |
Warmup 1 |
21 |
Temporarily not able to measure. Warmup in progress. |
22 |
Alarm State |
23 |
Not used |
24 |
Alarm 4 condition tripped |
25 |
Alarm 3 condition tripped |
26 |
Alarm 2 condition tripped |
27 |
Alarm 1 condition tripped |
28 |
Alarm 4 activated |
29 |
Alarm 3 activated |
30 |
Alarm 2 activated |
31 |
Alarm 1 activated |
32 |
echo module index |
33 |
last module index |
34 |
Base Family |
35 |
Pulsar 7x00 Transmitter |
36 |
Pulsar 7x00 Receiver |
37 |
Module Type Group |
38 |
Communication Interface |
39 |
Optical Measuring Unit |
40 |
Measuring Filter |
41 |
Module Type |
42 |
Not existing |
43 |
Open Path Normal Speed |
44 |
Open Path Extended Speed |
45 |
Duct Mount Normal Speed |
46 |
Duct Mount Extended Speed |
47 |
Interface |
48 |
4-20mA / HART |
49 |
ICOM interface |
50 |
2x Tube |
51 |
4x Tube |
52 |
Filter type |
53 |
Standard Filter |
54 |
Ethylene Filter |
55 |
Link |
56 |
Open Path Normal Speed (Link present) |
57 |
Open Path Extended Speed (Link present) |
58 |
Duct Mount Normal Speed (Link present) |
59 |
Duct Mount Extended Speed (Link present) |
60 |
E part no. |
61 |
E serial no. |
62 |
SW Part Number |
63 |
HW version |
64 |
SW major |
65 |
SW minor |
66 |
SW patch |
67 |
SW appendix |
68 |
Sensor present |
69 |
No |
70 |
Yes |
71 |
Fabrication date |
72 |
Installation Date |
73 |
Last calibration |
74 |
Next calibration |
75 |
Conc. at last span |
76 |
Target conc. last span |
77 |
Unit (meas./target) |
78 |
Gas (last calib) |
79 |
Gas Name |
80 |
Unit name |
81 |
Analog Setpoint |
82 |
Lower range value |
83 |
Sensor warmup time 1 minutes |
84 |
Sensor warmup time 1 seconds |
85 |
Sensor warmup time 2 minutes |
86 |
Sensor warmup time 2 seconds |
87 |
Maint. signal |
88 |
mA |
89 |
Fault signal |
90 |
Active |
91 |
Warning signal inactive |
92 |
Warning signal active |
93 |
not used |
94 |
BB fault signal |
95 |
Warning active |
96 |
OFF |
97 |
ON |
98 |
Warning signal |
99 |
Warning 2 active |
100 |
Warning 2 signal |
101 |
Lower capture |
102 |
.3f |
103 |
Capture value |
104 |
Upper capture |
105 |
Capture lower value |
106 |
Capture upper value |
107 |
Table index |
108 |
Meas. gas |
109 |
LEL category |
110 |
Min. lower capture |
111 |
Max. upper capture |
112 |
Capture value min. |
113 |
Capture value max. |
114 |
Unit Index |
115 |
Custom gas name |
116 |
- |
117 |
Unit |
118 |
Gas name (short) |
119 |
CAS number |
120 |
Gas code |
121 |
First gas index |
122 |
Name |
123 |
Version |
124 |
Gas flags |
125 |
Gas group 1 |
126 |
Gas group 2 |
127 |
Gas group 3 |
128 |
Gas group 4 |
129 |
Gas group 5 |
130 |
Usable as Measurement gas |
131 |
Usable for calibration of the selected measurement gas |
132 |
Channel lambda |
133 |
Gas lambda |
134 |
Gas list filter |
135 |
List meas. gases |
136 |
List calib. gases |
137 |
Reserved |
138 |
Gas filter |
139 |
Gas index |
140 |
Unit Index 142 |
141 |
Last Unit Index 142 |
142 |
Unique unit index |
143 |
Min. PV URV |
144 |
Standard setpoint in config unit |
145 |
Max. PV URV |
146 |
Min. lower range |
147 |
Return to measure |
148 |
If a warning is set to active and a gas reading larer then the set value the anolog output will reflect the gas reading. The warning will still be shown on digital interfaces. Further, for gas readings larger then the set value the device will be set to strong mode [if dIO link is connected]. |
149 |
Meas over warn |
150 |
Max. return to meas. |
151 |
Operator ID |
152 |
Master |
153 |
Current PIN |
154 |
New PIN |
155 |
SIL status |
156 |
No SIL Lock |
157 |
Parameter Lock |
158 |
Full SIL Lock |
159 |
SIL ID |
160 |
08X |
161 |
Polling address |
162 |
Strong to fault |
163 |
Strong Mode Warn to Fault Activation. |
164 |
Max. time to warning |
165 |
% Usage of 24h |
166 |
Min. time to warning |
167 |
Time to warning |
168 |
Strong Mode Time to Warning in percent of 24 h. |
169 |
Time to fault |
170 |
Strong Mode Time Warn to Fault in days. 0 if not supported. |
171 |
days |
172 |
Open path channel |
173 |
Duration |
174 |
Reduction |
175 |
dB |
176 |
Duration BRS |
177 |
Reduction BRS |
178 |
Zeroing Control |
179 |
Test span calibration |
180 |
Start zero calibration |
181 |
Get Zeroing information |
182 |
Exit Zeroing Mode |
183 |
Zeroing state |
184 |
Inactive |
185 |
Test Span active |
186 |
Completed successfully |
187 |
Not successful (old zero ok) |
188 |
Not successful (old zero not ok) |
189 |
Zeroing Counter |
190 |
% |
191 |
Zeroing Warning |
192 |
Supply voltage |
193 |
Extreme temperature |
194 |
Ratio out of Range |
195 |
Mean Signal too low |
196 |
Alignment fail |
197 |
TX lamp failure |
198 |
No attenuator plate |
199 |
Dirt check failed |
200 |
Tx in fault mode |
201 |
No sync to Tx |
202 |
Concentration |
203 |
Channel |
204 |
Operation since |
205 |
Operation hours |
206 |
Signal strength |
207 |
Signal ratio |
208 |
SNR |
209 |
Path length |
210 |
Min. path length |
211 |
Max. path length |
212 |
Rezeroed |
213 |
times |
214 |
V |
215 |
Temperature |
216 |
Rx channel |
217 |
AZT active |
218 |
Disable |
219 |
Enable |
220 |
AZT rate |
221 |
Auto-Zero-Tracking [AZT] rate: Amount of gas reading which was suppressed over time. |
222 |
LELm/h |
223 |
AZT flags |
224 |
Min. AZT rate |
225 |
Max. AZT rate |
226 |
Creep rate |
227 |
Tx errors 1 |
228 |
ERR_ROM |
229 |
ROM error |
230 |
ERR_CFM |
231 |
Control flow monitoring error |
232 |
ERR_RAM |
233 |
RAM error |
234 |
ERR_CPU |
235 |
CPU error |
236 |
ERR_STACK |
237 |
Stack error |
238 |
SAFEMOD |
239 |
System in safety mode (IDLE loop) - no functionality |
240 |
FLASH_FAIL |
241 |
Flash of the tube is missing |
242 |
CHARGEDETEC_FAIL1 |
243 |
The signal E1_CHARGE_DETECTION failed on line 1. |
244 |
Tx errors 2 |
245 |
CHARGEDETEC_FAIL2 |
246 |
The signal E1_CHARGE_DETECTION failed on line 2. |
247 |
CHARGEDETEC_FAIL3 |
248 |
The signal E1_CHARGE_DETECTION failed on line 3. |
249 |
CHARGEDETEC_FAIL4 |
250 |
The signal E1_CHARGE_DETECTION failed on line 4. |
251 |
VOLT_UX_HIGH |
252 |
Voltage error Ux Overvoltage. |
253 |
VOLT_UX_LOW |
254 |
Voltage error Ux Undervoltage. |
255 |
VOLT_UD_HIGH |
256 |
Voltage error Ud Overvoltage. |
257 |
VOLT_UD_LOW |
258 |
Voltage error Ud Undervoltage. |
259 |
VOLT_UH_HIGH |
260 |
Voltage error Uh Overvoltage. |
261 |
Tx errors 3 |
262 |
VOLT_UH_LOW |
263 |
Voltage error Uh Undervoltage. |
264 |
OVERVOLTPROT |
265 |
Hardware overvoltage protection, Ux is too high. |
266 |
ADCINT_VOLT |
267 |
Internal Voltage of internal ADC out of range. |
268 |
DACOUT_HIGH |
269 |
Set value of the DAC is too high. |
270 |
DACOUT_LOW |
271 |
Set value of the DAC is too low. |
272 |
CHARGEDEDEC_HW |
273 |
Error on charge dedection- signal has a permanent state. |
274 |
FLASHSENS_HW |
275 |
Error on flash dedection- signal has a permanent state. |
276 |
Tx errors 4 |
277 |
I_HEATER_HIGH |
278 |
I Heater current too high. |
279 |
I_HEATER_LOW |
280 |
I Heater current too low. |
281 |
CHANNEL_ERR |
282 |
Channel mismatch by startup. |
283 |
ERR_MPU |
284 |
Safety Error: MPU error. |
285 |
REMERR_MANF |
286 |
Manufacturing data is invalid |
287 |
REMERR_EEPROM |
288 |
External flash/EEPROM has failed.
Restart system, check external EEPROM and connection. |
289 |
Tx warnings 1 |
290 |
SYS_RESTART |
291 |
System had a warmstart. |
292 |
LINK_OFF |
293 |
Link off error by DIO. |
294 |
COM_UART1 |
295 |
Communication warning by the HH-Uart. |
296 |
Tx warnings 2 |
297 |
MODE_UART1 |
298 |
Unknown mode by the HH-Uart. |
299 |
ICOMM_UART1 |
300 |
Wrong USART is set by icomm send command. |
301 |
HART_UART1 |
302 |
Wrong USART is set by HART send command. |
303 |
FUND_INIT |
304 |
Parameters were reinitialized. |
305 |
SYS_POWERUP |
306 |
System was turned on. |
307 |
DEBUG_ERRMSG1 |
308 |
Error message for debugging (1) |
309 |
DEBUG_ERRMSG2 |
310 |
Error message for debugging (2) |
311 |
DEBUG_ERRMSG3 |
312 |
Error message for debugging (3) |
313 |
Tx warnings 3 |
314 |
DEBUG_ERRMSG4 |
315 |
Error message for debugging (4) |
316 |
DEBUG_ERRMSG5 |
317 |
Error message for debugging (5) |
318 |
Rx errors/maint. |
319 |
ZERO_INVALID |
320 |
Zeroing was not done; start zeroing! |
321 |
NOAP |
322 |
Set if lack of attenuator plate (AP) can lead to ADC saturation.
Use attenuator plate to reduce signal strength. |
323 |
AZT_ZERO_RANGE |
324 |
Zero has drifted too far away from initial zero.
Check alignment, check for slow gas increase, check for obscuration, (check for deposition of hydrocarbons on lenses). |
325 |
BOOTLOOP |
326 |
Boot-loop detected. Disconnect power supply for at least a few seconds. |
327 |
Rx errors 1 |
328 |
HARDWARE_REV |
329 |
Mismatch of SR-, NIR- or Terminal Board hardware revision
Use supported HW, or use software which supports installed HW. |
330 |
SUPPLY_HEATER |
331 |
Incorrect heater voltage E1_CHK_UH or current E1_CHK_IHEATERF. |
332 |
SUPPLY_ANALOG |
333 |
Incorrect analog voltage E1_CHK_PLUS_A or E1_CHK_MINUS_A. |
334 |
SUPPLY_UD |
335 |
Incorrect operating voltage UD. |
336 |
SUPPLY_VREF |
337 |
Incorrect external reference voltage E1_CHK_REF1F. |
338 |
CPU_TEST |
339 |
CPU test error. |
340 |
CLOCK_TEST |
341 |
Internal clock test failed. |
342 |
RAM_TEST |
343 |
RAM test failed. |
344 |
Rx errors 2 |
345 |
STACK_TEST |
346 |
Stack test failed. |
347 |
MPU_TEST |
348 |
MPU Test Error |
349 |
MEM_ACCESS |
350 |
Memory Access Safety Error. |
351 |
RDS_ERROR |
352 |
RDS error. |
353 |
CFM_ERROR |
354 |
CFM error. |
355 |
ROM_ERROR |
356 |
ROM test failed.
Load new firmware in the device. |
357 |
RAM_TEST_TIMEOUT |
358 |
RAM test was not done within the time of BG_INTERVAL_RAM_CHECK seconds. |
359 |
EEPROM |
360 |
Internal EEPROM error.
Reset to factory settings. |
361 |
Rx errors 3 |
362 |
PERS_FAULT |
363 |
Persistenter did not find the requested value, read or other error.
Reset to factory settings. |
364 |
DAC |
365 |
DAC error.
Check connection 4â¦20mA interface and restart system; check configuration of 4â¦20mA interface (sink/source/auto). |
366 |
ADC_SHORT_CIRC |
367 |
Error external ADC short circuit test. |
368 |
TEMP_SPI |
369 |
External SPI temperature sensor error. |
370 |
HARDWARE_TEST |
371 |
External PCB hardware tests failed. |
372 |
BB_TIMEOUT |
373 |
Beam Block active for too long -> time out error.
See Beam Block. |
374 |
GAS_ERROR |
375 |
Gas value error. |
376 |
BEAMBLOCK |
377 |
Beam block.
-Optical path obscured
- Wrong Tx/Rx channel
- Misalignment
- Signal too low
- SNR too low
- Tx not active
- Check for other fault flags to narrow down the cause of the beam block. |
378 |
Rx errors 4 |
379 |
GAS_NEGATIVE |
380 |
Error, negative gas detected (lower than error negative error limit).
Check alignment, check gas table selection, perform zeroing. |
381 |
ADC2 |
382 |
ADC2 (internal ADC) critical error or hardcoded calibration data is wrong. |
383 |
RATIO_OUT_OF_RANGE |
384 |
Error ratio is not within the given bounds.
Check gas table selection. |
385 |
STRONG_TIMEOUT |
386 |
Strong mode was active for too long -> time out error.
Clean lenses and perform Alignment. In order to reset the Error do zeroing of the system. Check after if the TX flashes in normal mode. Compare the signal strength during alignment mode active and alignement inactive. If the signal strength during alignement is equal to normal operation [+- 2 dB] the root cause of this error is resolved. |
387 |
VOLTAGE_TRIGGER |
388 |
Incorrect DAC internal voltage, xeflash trigger threshold voltage wrong. |
389 |
CONFIG_ERROR |
390 |
Manufacturing data error (configuration parameters).
Load new firmware/configuration data. |
391 |
TEMPERATURE_READ |
392 |
Different temperatures were read from both temperature sensors, so temperature_F32 was not updated. |
393 |
Rx warnings 1 |
394 |
FLASH |
395 |
FLASH Error during init. |
396 |
BEAMNOSYNC |
397 |
No synchronization to TX beam (similar to BEAMBLOCK).
- Wrong Tx/Rx channel
- Tx not active
- Optical path obscured |
398 |
ADC1 |
399 |
Communication error with external ADC1 |
400 |
Rx warnings 2 |
401 |
DIRT |
402 |
Set by DirtCheck() for long term signal loss.
Clean lens if this does not help re-zero system. |
403 |
ADC3 |
404 |
Communication error with external ADC3. |
405 |
ALIGNMENT_TEST |
406 |
Alignment test failed. |
407 |
ALIGNMENT_TX |
408 |
TX alignment error.
Check for obscuration / Perform alignment and re-zero system. |
409 |
ALIGNMENT_RX |
410 |
RX alignment error.
Check for obscuration / Perform alignment and re-zero system. |
411 |
COMM |
412 |
Communication error. |
413 |
DUDTX |
414 |
TX fault mode (lamp failure signaled by GDT fault rate).
Check Tx for reason for fault mode. Loss of link between Rx and Tx could be one reason for fault mode. |
415 |
Rx warnings 3 |
416 |
ZERO_USER |
417 |
User error during zeroing.
Check alignment, check for voltage errors, check for transmitter fault, check signal strength. |
418 |
ZERO_RATIO |
419 |
Ratio not within the factory limits.
Check for gas during zeroing, check alignment. |
420 |
ZERO_SIGNAL_TOO_LOW |
421 |
Signal too low during zeroing.
Check alignment, clean lens. |
422 |
HARDRESET |
423 |
Hard-reset happened. A HW reset is a critical error, e.g. Watchdog Timeout, in case of periodic resets warn user. |
424 |
STRONG |
425 |
Strong mode was active for too long.
Check for reasons for strong mode, e.g. misalignment, link loss, signal too low, dirt deposition on lens. |
426 |
ZERO_TOTAL |
427 |
Error during zero totalization.
Repeat zero calibration: check alignment and prevent any disturbance during calibration. |
428 |
Rx warnings 4 |
429 |
SNRTEST |
430 |
Failed SNR test.
Check for alignment, check signal strength, clean lens. |
431 |
GAS_EXTRAPOLATED |
432 |
Gas value too high, extrapolate.
Check for obstructions, use system within specifications. |
433 |
SRSATURATED |
434 |
Reference or Signal saturated. |
435 |
PEAK_DETECTION |
436 |
Peak detection detected an error, no Sample&Hold Switch timing forecast possible. |
437 |
BG_RESET |
438 |
Background was not reset properly. Either timeout (the background was not reset in a specified time) or the background was reset before i |
439 |
SOFTRESET |
440 |
Soft-reset occurred. Usually not a problem; several resets in a short time may indicate a reset-loop. |
441 |
TXLINKLOST |
442 |
dIO link to TX is lost.
Check dIO connection between Rx and Tx. |
443 |
Rx warnings 5 |
444 |
LOGGER |
445 |
Fault of data logger. |
446 |
FOREGROUND |
447 |
Foreground state machine failure, resets automatically. |
448 |
SPI |
449 |
Internal SPI problem (stuck, timeout etc.). |
450 |
FIXED_CURRENT |
451 |
Fixed current of the 4..20mA interface is set.
Deactivate fixed current. |
452 |
Index #0 |
453 |
LEL last category index |
454 |
LEL custom |
455 |
ppm |
456 |
.0f |
457 |
LEL original |
458 |
Gas2LEL |
459 |
Min. LEL |
460 |
Max. LEL |
461 |
Operation mode |
462 |
Sink Source Automatic |
463 |
Fixed sink mode |
464 |
Fixed source mode |
465 |
Sink/source modes |
466 |
Automatic Sink Source Mode |
467 |
Manual Sink Mode |
468 |
Manual Source Mode |
469 |
BB to fault active |
470 |
BB delay |
471 |
Time from detecting a beam block event until sending out the beam block fault. |
472 |
s |
473 |
BB time to fault |
474 |
Time for changing from beam block fault to normal fault. |
475 |
min |
476 |
Min. BB delay |
477 |
Max. BB delay |
478 |
Min. BB time to fault |
479 |
Max. BB time to fault |
480 |
Beam block flags |
481 |
sec |
482 |
Select test |
483 |
Analog Signal Test Exit |
484 |
Current corresponding to Gas Concentration |
485 |
Fixed Current |
486 |
Maintenance Signal |
487 |
Fault Signal |
488 |
Fault 2 Signal |
489 |
Warning Signal |
490 |
Warning 2 Signal |
491 |
Value applied |
492 |
AO cond. unit |
493 |
LELm |
494 |
alignmentMode |
495 |
Enter Alignment Mode |
496 |
Exit Alignment Mode |
497 |
Alignment Mode |
498 |
Waiting for TX |
499 |
Signal Strength |
500 |
This is the signal strength (Cmd 213). |
501 |
X-Tx |
502 |
Y-Tx |
503 |
X-Rx |
504 |
Y-Rx |
505 |
Derivation Tx (long range) |
506 |
Max deviation Rx |
507 |
Max deviation Tx |
508 |
Terminal Clamp |
509 |
UKl external Voltage |
510 |
I 4-20mA |
511 |
CPU |
512 |
CPU Voltage |
513 |
CPU Temperature |
514 |
Heater |
515 |
I-Heater |
516 |
Signal and Reference |
517 |
SR Board Temperature |
518 |
Signal Diode |
519 |
Reference Diode |
520 |
Alignment |
521 |
NIR13 Diodes |
522 |
NIR24 Diodes |
523 |
Request value cmd 247 |
524 |
I 4-20 mA |
525 |
.2f |
526 |
Running test |
527 |
None |
528 |
X1 |
529 |
X2 |
530 |
X3 |
531 |
X4 |
532 |
Y1 |
533 |
Y2 |
534 |
Y3 |
535 |
Y4 |
536 |
Pulsar 7x00 |
537 |
Field Device Status. Data indicating that the Field Device has detected condition(s) in the Field Device relating to: its hardware / the vailidity of a variable / ist operating status / an internal process. |
538 |
4-20mA fixed value |
539 |
Field Device Specific Status Byte 2 - Informs which service is active.
Note: Only one service can be active at the same time. |
540 |
Zeroing active |
541 |
Alignment active |
542 |
Analog interface used |
543 |
Test span active |
544 |
Field Device Specific Status Byte 2 - Informs which user had started a service routine.
Note: A service can be handled by the user who has started the service. |
545 |
DIO user |
546 |
ICOM Line |
547 |
ICOM Port |
548 |
HART Master 0 Line |
549 |
HART Master 0 Port |
550 |
HART Master 1 Line |
551 |
HART Master 1 Port |
552 |
Errors related to Tx - part 1 |
553 |
ROM error
OR: Manufacturing data is invalid |
554 |
RAM/Stack error |
555 |
RAM error
OR: Stack error |
556 |
CPU/MPU error |
557 |
CPU error
OR: MPU error |
558 |
Safety mode |
559 |
Flash missing |
560 |
E1 charge detection |
561 |
The signal E1_CHARGE_DETECTION failed on line 1
OR: The signal E1_CHARGE_DETECTION failed on line 2
OR: The signal E1_CHARGE_DETECTION failed on line 3
OR: The signal E1_CHARGE_DETECTION failed on line 4 |
562 |
Voltage error |
563 |
Voltage error Ux Overvoltage
OR: Voltage error Ux Undervoltage
OR: Voltage error Ud Overvoltage
OR: Voltage error Ud Undervoltage
OR: Voltage error Uh Overvoltage
OR: Voltage error Uh Undervoltage
OR: Hardware overvoltage protection, Ux is too high
OR: Internal Voltage of internal ADC out of range |
564 |
Errors related to Tx - part 2 |
565 |
DAC value |
566 |
Set value of the DAC is too high
OR: Set value of the DAC is too low |
567 |
Charge detection |
568 |
Error on charge dedection- signal has a permanent state |
569 |
Flash detection |
570 |
Error on flash dedection- signal has a permanent state |
571 |
Heater current |
572 |
Heater current (I) too high
OR: Heater current (I) too low |
573 |
Channel mismatch |
574 |
Channel mismatch by startup |
575 |
Warnings related to Tx |
576 |
Warmstart |
577 |
System had a warmstart |
578 |
DIO link lost |
579 |
Link off error by DIO |
580 |
Warnings related to Tx - part 2 |
581 |
Errors related to Rx - part 1 |
582 |
Safety Hardware |
583 |
Mismatch of SR-, NIR- or Terminal Board hardware revision. Use supported HW, or use software which supports installed HW.
OR: External PCB hardware tests failed. |
584 |
System Voltage |
585 |
Incorrect heater voltage E1_CHK_UH or current E1_CHK_IHEATERF
OR: Incorrect analog voltage E1_CHK_PLUS_A or E1_CHK_MINUS_A
OR: Incorrect operating voltage UD
OR: Incorrect external reference voltage E1_CHK_REF1F |
586 |
CPU or Clock |
587 |
CPU Test Error
OR: Internal clock test failed
OR: MPU Test Error |
588 |
RAM |
589 |
RAM test failed
OR: RAM test was not done within the time of BG_INTERVAL_RAM_CHECK seconds
OR: Stack test failed
OR: Memory Access Safety Error
OR: RDS error |
590 |
Control Flow |
591 |
CFM Error |
592 |
ROM |
593 |
ROM test failed. Load new firmware in the device.
OR: Manufacturing data error (configuration parameters). Load new firmware/configuration data.
OR: Persistenter did not find the requested value, read or other error. Reset to factory settings. |
594 |
Internal EEPROM error. Reset to factory settings. |
595 |
DAC Error. Check connection 4
20mA interface and restart system; check configuration of 4
20mA interface (sink/source/auto). |
596 |
Errors related to Rx - part 2 |
597 |
ADC short circuit |
598 |
Boot loop |
599 |
BeamBlock / No TX |
600 |
No synchronization to TX beam (similar to BEAMBLOCK).
- Wrong Tx/Rx channel
- Tx not active
- Optical path obscured
Beam Block
- Optical path obscured
- Wrong Tx/Rx channel
- Misalignment
- Signal too low
- SNR too low
- Tx not active
Check for other fault flags to narrow down the cause of the beam block.
Beam Block active for too long -> time out error. See Beam block. |
601 |
Gas error |
602 |
Gas value error
OR: Error, negative gas detected (lower than error negative error limit).
Check alignment, check gas table selection, perform zeroing. |
603 |
Ratio range |
604 |
Error ratio is not within the given bounds. Check gas table selection. |
605 |
Maintenance errors related to Rx |
606 |
Lens dirt |
607 |
TX alignment error.
OR: RX alignment error.
OR: Alignment test failed.
Check for obscuration / Perform alignment and re-zero system. |
608 |
Start Zeroing! |
609 |
Attenuator plate |
610 |
AZT |
611 |
Errors related to Rx - part 3 |
612 |
Strong timeout |
613 |
Supply trigger |
614 |
Temperature correction |
615 |
ADC |
616 |
Warnings related to Rx - part 1 |
617 |
Signal Noise Ratio |
618 |
Communication error with external ADC1.
OR: Communication error with external ADC3. |
619 |
Communication / SPI |
620 |
Internal SPI problem (stuck, timeout etc.)
OR:Communication error |
621 |
Flash Memory |
622 |
Test current output |
623 |
Fixed current of the 4..20mA interface is set. Deactivate fixed current. |
624 |
Tx fault |
625 |
SW/HW reset |
626 |
Soft-reset occurred. Usually not a problem; several resets in a short time may indicate a reset-loop.
OR: Hard-reset happened. A HW reset is a critical error, e.g. Watchdog Timeout, in case of periodic resets warn user. |
627 |
Warnings related to Rx - part 2 |
628 |
SR saturated |
629 |
Software warn |
630 |
Peak detection detected an error, no Sample&Hold Switch timing forecast possible |
631 |
Link to Tx lost |
632 |
dIO link to TX is lost. Check dIO connection between Rx and Tx. |
633 |
Zeroing not successful |
634 |
User error during zeroing.
Check alignment, check for voltage errors, check for transmitter fault, check signal strength.
OR: Ratio not within the factory limits.
Check for gas during zeroing, check alignment.
OR: Signal too low during zeroing.
Check alignment, clean lens.
OR: Error during zero totalization.
Repeat zero calibration: check alignment and prevent any disturbance during calibration. |
635 |
BG/FG reset |
636 |
Foreground state machine failure, resets automatically.
OR: Background was not reset properly. Either timeout (the background was not reset in a specified time) or the background was reset before i. |
637 |
Strong activation |
638 |
Strong mode was active for too long.
Check for reasons for strong mode, e.g. misalignment, link loss, signal too low, dirt deposition on lens. |
639 |
Logger fault |
640 |
Fault of data logger |
641 |
URV / Setpoint / FSD / Full scale deflection
Upper Range Value- Defines the operational endpoint from which the Analog Value, and the 100% point of the Percent Range are derived. In addition, the Upper Range Value defines an operational endpoint which the alarms associated with the Analog Value, and the alarms associated with the Digital Value representation are derived. |
642 |
8.1f |
643 |
4-20 mA calibration |
644 |
Device reset > |
645 |
Device Reset - Commands the electronics to perform a reset.
This is equivalent to cycling the power off and then back on to the field device. |
646 |
This is the gas unit |
647 |
%LEL |
648 |
Gas Dev fmly |
649 |
Gas Classification |
650 |
Gas Process Data Quality |
651 |
Gas limit status |
652 |
Gas Fmly stat |
653 |
USL |
654 |
LSL |
655 |
7d |
656 |
Gas |
657 |
Help of gas collection. |
658 |
Signal Strength Units |
659 |
decibel |
660 |
SignalStrength Class |
661 |
Signal Strength Data Quality |
662 |
Signal Strength limit status |
663 |
Signal Strength Family status |
664 |
Secondary variable - Signal Strength |
665 |
Device temperature in degrees Celcius. |
666 |
Snsr temp unit |
667 |
Sensor Temperature Units- Engineering unit to be displayed with Sensor Temperature. |
668 |
Temp Class |
669 |
Temp PDQ |
670 |
Temp LS |
671 |
Temp Dev Stat |
672 |
Temp USL |
673 |
Temp LSL |
674 |
Temp min span |
675 |
8.3f |
676 |
Temp snsr s/n |
677 |
Simulate |
678 |
Tertiary Variable - Temperature Compensation |
679 |
Gas index dummy |
680 |
Receiver connected |
681 |
Tx Alignment |
682 |
Rx Alignment |
683 |
Target Rx |
684 |
Target Tx |
685 |
Alignment Graph |
686 |
Alignment is succesfully done if the symbols are closer than 30 units to the center.
If aligment is active. Use HotKey to show alignment data.
Red = Rx Alignment
Green = Tx Alignment
Orange = Signal Strength |
687 |
Signal (dB) |
688 |
Signal strength in dB |
689 |
Alignment is succesfully done if the symbols are closer than 30 units to the center.
If aligment is active, use HotKey to show alignment data.
Red = Rx Alignment
Green = Tx Alignment
Orange = Signal Strength |
690 |
Draw target circles |
691 |
Start alignment > |
692 |
Stop alignment > |
693 |
Show alignment > |
694 |
Zeroing warnings |
695 |
Zeroing > |
696 |
Test span > |
697 |
Test Span mode sets the analog output to maintenance.
The common digital gas measurement readings are set to unknown. By using a special command the gas reading will be displayed. The user is enabled to simulate/test gas measurements and to ensure the device is measuring properly. |
698 |
Test span |
699 |
Please make sure that beam path is free of gas. |
700 |
Exit zeroing mode |
701 |
Exit test span |
702 |
Retype PIN |
703 |
Set Master SIL PIN > |
704 |
Set Maintenance SIL PIN > |
705 |
Set SIL lock > |
706 |
Change the current SIL Lock level of the device. |
707 |
Maintenance signal |
708 |
Beamblock signal |
709 |
AZT Activation |
710 |
Show SIL affected parameters |
711 |
Check SIL level return code |
712 |
Temporary PIN |
713 |
Temporary SIL level |
714 |
Check SIL lock before calibration |
715 |
Set SIL lock after calibration |
716 |
Select meas. gas > |
717 |
Enables the user to change the measured gas. |
718 |
Device in SIL Lock |
719 |
4-20 mA Test |
720 |
Field device will send out defined current signals for testing the loop current. |
721 |
Current |
722 |
Fault |
723 |
Beam block fault |
724 |
Stop test |
725 |
4-20 mA test > |
726 |
4-20 mA calibration > |
727 |
Fundamental Init. > |
728 |
Set polling address > |
729 |
Graphical alignment |
730 |
Text alignment |
731 |
DD Version |
732 |
1.2.2 |
733 |
Main Menu |
734 |
/ Online Info |
735 |
/ Online Info [248] |
736 |
/ Measured Values |
737 |
/ Meas. Values |
738 |
/ Device Info |
739 |
/ Device Info & Config |
740 |
/ Device values |
741 |
/ Info last zeroing |
742 |
/ Logger |
743 |
/ Meas. Config |
744 |
/ Maintenance |
745 |
/ Analog Config |
746 |
/ General settings |
747 |
/ Warning signal |
748 |
/ Maint. signal |
749 |
/ Strong mode settings |
750 |
Strong mode will be activated for gasreading values larger than the value for measurement over warn [return to measurement]. |
751 |
/ Beam Block [BB] fault |
752 |
/ Fault signal |
753 |
/ Comm. Config |
754 |
/ Check & SIL Lock |
755 |
Graphical Alignment |
756 |
SIL Lock affected parameters |
757 |
Device temperature in degrees Fahrenheit. |
758 |
Digital link |
759 |
Indicates whether a link to either Tx or Rx is prsent. |
760 |
No link |
761 |
Link to Tx |
762 |
Link to Rx |
763 |
Model |
764 |
N/A |
765 |
Transmitter short 4..60 m |
766 |
Transmitter long 30..200 m |
767 |
Transmitter duct 1..8 m |
768 |
Receiver short 4..120 m |
769 |
Receiver long 100..200 m |
770 |
Receiver duct 1..8 m |
771 |
Configuration |
772 |
Process variables |
773 |
Diagnostics |
774 |
Errors |
775 |
Warnings |
776 |
Users/Service |
777 |
Command 248 |
778 |
This menu is only used to display alignment (in case alignment is active). |
779 |
Offline parameterization |
780 |
Status |
781 |
Port |
782 |
Read Error Log |
783 |
Read Hour Log |
784 |
Read Week Log |
785 |
Read Developer Log |
786 |
Function code |
787 |
Transfer Data |
788 |
Open Port |
789 |
Reset Port |
790 |
Ready to close Port |
791 |
Port closed |
792 |
Maximum segment |
793 |
Starting Master Byte Counter |
794 |
Number of bytes |
795 |
Number of bytes transferred in this message |
796 |
Master Byte Counter First Byte |
797 |
Next start address |
798 |
Port not found / not open |
799 |
Port in use |
800 |
Maximum ports in use |
801 |
Segment length too small |
802 |
Counter |
803 |
Read mode |
804 |
If ALL BLOCKS is selected all available logger information will be downloaded. SELECT COUNT allows to specify how many events will be downloaded in the later routine. |
805 |
All blocks |
806 |
Select count |
807 |
Data |
808 |
Data Local |
809 |
Local tag |
810 |
Data transfer > |
811 |
Choose type of data logger to be downladed and how many entries should be downloaded. The download starts with the latest entry first.
If the download is stopped, the downloaded data is saved.
The file is named "000052_52ef_xxxxxx.xml". It is stored at the memory card [if available :-)].
Fault logger: Contains the activated faults and warnings over time.
Hour logger: Reports the status and faults of the device in two hours steps. The fault listing is shortend.
Week logger: Reports the status and faults of the device in weekly steps. The fault listing is shortend.
Draeger Science: Reports the status on developer level. |
812 |
Reset port > |
813 |
Reset ports > |
814 |
Close all ports. This might be necessay if an error occurs while reading logs. |
815 |
PV Analog Channel Saturated |
816 |
PV Analog Channel Fixed |
817 |
Wireless |
818 |
WirelessHART Device |
819 |
IEEE 802.15.4 2.4GHz DSSS with O-QPSK Modulation |
820 |
Primary |
821 |
Primary Analog Channel |
822 |
Secondary |
823 |
Secondary Analog Channel |
824 |
Tertiary |
825 |
Tertiary Analog Channel |
826 |
Quaternary |
827 |
Quaternary Analog Channel |
828 |
Quinary |
829 |
Quinary Analog Channel |
830 |
Critical Power Failure |
831 |
Lock all |
832 |
Trim not supported |
833 |
Configuration cannot be changed |
834 |
Locked by gateway |
835 |
Analog Input Channel |
836 |
Analog Output Channel |
837 |
Secondary Analog Channel Saturated |
838 |
Tertiary Analog Channel Saturated |
839 |
Quaternary Analog Channel Saturated |
840 |
Quinary Analog Channel Saturated |
841 |
Secondary Analog Channel Fixed |
842 |
Tertiary Analog Channel Fixed |
843 |
Quaternary Analog Channel Fixed |
844 |
Quinary Analog Channel Fixed |
845 |
Simulation active |
846 |
The device is in simulation mode and the level output is not representative of the process. |
847 |
Non-Volatile memory failure |
848 |
The Non-Volatile memory check is invalid or maybe corrupt, or the battery of a battery-backed memory has failed. |
849 |
Volatile memory error |
850 |
The RAM memory check is invalid or maybe corrupt |
851 |
Watchdog reset executed |
852 |
A watchdog reset has been performed |
853 |
Voltage conditions out of range |
854 |
A voltage condition is outside its allowable range |
855 |
Environmental conditions out of range |
856 |
An internal or environmental condition is beyond acceptable limits. |
857 |
Electronic failure |
858 |
A hardware problem not related to the sensor has been detected. |
859 |
Subdevice list changed |
860 |
Duplicate master detected |
861 |
Capacity Denied |
862 |
The device was unable to acquire the communication bandwidth required to support the Burst Messaging specified |
863 |
Bandwidth allocation pending |
864 |
Block transfer pending |
865 |
Battery life |
866 |
Percent range |
867 |
Loop current |
868 |
Primary variable |
869 |
Secondary variable |
870 |
Tertiary variable |
871 |
Quaternary variable |
872 |
Read receive time |
873 |
Write date and time |
874 |
Non-Volatile Clock |
875 |
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. |
876 |
Clock Uninitialized |
877 |
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. |
878 |
No restrictions |
879 |
SI Only |
880 |
Restricted to SI Unit codes only |
881 |
Process automation device |
882 |
Discrete device |
883 |
Hybrid:Process automation+discrete |
884 |
I/O System |
885 |
WirelessHART Process automation device |
886 |
WirelessHART Discrete device |
887 |
WirelessHART Process automation+discrete |
888 |
WirelessHART Gateway |
889 |
WirelessHART Access point |
890 |
WirelessHART Process adapter |
891 |
WirelessHART Discrete adapter |
892 |
WirelessHART enabled handheld/portable maintenance tool |
893 |
Device Profile |
894 |
US |
895 |
United States of America |
896 |
JP |
897 |
Japan |
898 |
DE |
899 |
Germany |
900 |
FR |
901 |
France |
902 |
ES |
903 |
Spain |
904 |
RU |
905 |
Russian Federation |
906 |
CN |
907 |
People's Republic of China |
908 |
Secondary Master |
909 |
Primary Master |
910 |
Device Diagnostic Status 0 |
911 |
Device Diagnostic Status 1 |
912 |
I/O and Subdevice Status |
913 |
WirelessHART Status |
914 |
Time Set Option |
915 |
Real Time Clock Flags |
916 |
Country |
917 |
Country of intended device installation |
918 |
SI Unit Control |
919 |
Indicates if device should only display SI unit codes |
920 |
Time Stamp |
921 |
Relative time value on network |
922 |
8u |
923 |
Dynamic Variables Returned for Device Variables |
924 |
Command Response Truncated |
925 |
Configuration Change Counter Mismatch |
926 |
Status bytes mismatch |
927 |
Preparing gas list... |
928 |
Preparing LEL categories... |
929 |
Cannot start alignment while SIL Lock is set to "Full".
Please change the SIL Lock level before starting alignment. |
930 |
Starting alignment... |
931 |
Error on sending command 212! |
932 |
Unable to start alignment mode.
Receiver connected. |
933 |
Error on sending command 213! |
934 |
Alignment mode successfully started. |
935 |
Failed to start Alignment mode. |
936 |
Stopping alignment... |
937 |
Error! |
938 |
Failed to stop Alignment mode. |
939 |
Unable to stop alignment mode.
Receiver connected. |
940 |
Error: Alignment mode not active.
|
941 |
Error: Cannot read alignment data.
No link to receiver. |
942 |
Select alignment method: |
943 |
Graphical;Numerical |
944 |
Exit |
945 |
selection |
946 |
X Tx: %0
Y Tx: %1
X Rx: %2
Y Rx: %3
Signal Strength: %4
Alignment mode: %5 |
947 |
Derivation Tx: %0
X Rx: %1
Y Rx: %2
Signal Strength: %3
Alignment mode: %4 |
948 |
Warning: Are you sure beam path is free of gas? |
949 |
Error! (Command 223, 0x02) |
950 |
Error! (Command 224) |
951 |
Failed to start zeroing. |
952 |
Zeroing status: %0
Progress: %1 %
Warnings: %2
OK = Show warnings (if present)
ABORT = Abort zeroing |
953 |
Back |
954 |
menuSelection |
955 |
Alignment mode active. Cannot start test span. |
956 |
WARNING: Are you sure beam path is free of gas? 4..20 mA interface will be set to maintenance. |
957 |
Error! (Command 223, 0x03) |
958 |
Failed to start testspan calibration. |
959 |
Test span active. |
960 |
Please make sure that beam path is free of gas. |
961 |
Please make sure you entered the new password correctly twice. |
962 |
Please enter current Master SIL PIN. |
963 |
Please enter new Master SIL PIN. |
964 |
Please confirm new Master SIL PIN. |
965 |
Error setting SIL PIN. |
966 |
SIL PIN changed. |
967 |
Please enter new Maintenance SIL PIN. |
968 |
Please confirm new Maintenance SIL PIN. |
969 |
Error reading SIL state. |
970 |
No SIL lock;Parameter SIL lock |
971 |
Select SIL lock: |
972 |
Please enter current SIL PIN. |
973 |
Error setting SIL lock. |
974 |
SIL ID: %{sil_id} |
975 |
Loading parameters... |
976 |
OK |
977 |
SIL Lock present. Enter SIL PIN for calibration unlock. |
978 |
Error setting SIL PIN for calibration unlock. |
979 |
SIL Lock temporarily set to Param Lock... |
980 |
Error setting clearing calibration lock. |
981 |
Meas Gas: %{0} [CAS: %{1}] |
982 |
Select Gas;Previous Gas;Next Gas |
983 |
No measurement gases found. Aborting... |
984 |
Device is SIL locked! |
985 |
Please enter gas concentration: |
986 |
Gas Concentration |
987 |
Please enter loop current: |
988 |
Fault 2 |
989 |
Unknown action selected! |
990 |
Running %{select_test_var_local} test... |
991 |
Caution! While performing this test, currents that exceed alarm levels may be emitted. Can these currents cause false alarms? |
992 |
No;Cancel |
993 |
Set test |
994 |
Attention! Measurement will be stopped. Please disable your alarms. |
995 |
OK;Cancel |
996 |
About to perform fundamental initialisation. All user defined settings will be lost. |
997 |
Fundamental initialisation in progress... |
998 |
Reloading... |
999 |
Reloading...
Command: 0 |
1000 |
Reloading...
Command: 7 |
1001 |
Reloading...
Command: 12 |
1002 |
Reloading...
Command: 13 |
1003 |
Reloading...
Command: 16 |
1004 |
Reloading...
Command: 20 |
1005 |
Reloading...
Command: 48 |
1006 |
Reloading...
Command: 128 |
1007 |
Reloading...
Command: 130
Transaction: 0 |
1008 |
Reloading...
Command: 130
Transaction: 1 |
1009 |
Reloading...
Command: 130
Transaction: 2 |
1010 |
Reloading...
Command: 130
Transaction: 3 |
1011 |
Reloading...
Command: 130
Transaction: 4 |
1012 |
Reloading...
Command: 131 |
1013 |
Reloading...
Command: 132 |
1014 |
Reloading...
Command: 133 |
1015 |
Reloading...
Command: 134 |
1016 |
Reloading...
Command: 135 |
1017 |
Reloading...
Command: 136 |
1018 |
Reloading...
Command: 140 |
1019 |
Reloading...
Command: 143 |
1020 |
Reloading...
Command: 162 |
1021 |
Reloading...
Command: 164 |
1022 |
Reloading...
Command: 165 |
1023 |
Reloading...
Command: 181 |
1024 |
Reloading...
Command: 191 |
1025 |
Reloading...
Command: 193 |
1026 |
Reloading...
Command: 194 |
1027 |
Reloading...
Command: 200 |
1028 |
Reloading...
Command: 201 |
1029 |
Reloading...
Command: 210 |
1030 |
Reloading...
Command: 213 |
1031 |
Reloading...
Command: 214 |
1032 |
Reloading...
Command: 216 |
1033 |
Reloading...
Command: 218 |
1034 |
Reloading...
Command: 219 |
1035 |
Reloading...
Command: 220 |
1036 |
Reloading...
Command: 222 |
1037 |
Reloading...
Command: 224 |
1038 |
Reloading...
Command: 230 |
1039 |
Reloading...
Command: 231 |
1040 |
Reloading...
Command: 246 |
1041 |
Reloading...
Command: 247
Transaction: 1 |
1042 |
Reloading...
Command: 247
Transaction: 2 |
1043 |
Reloading...
Command: 248 |
1044 |
Reloading...
Command: 247
Transaction: 0 |
1045 |
Fundamental initialisation OK. |
1046 |
Polling address: |
1047 |
Alignment not active. Aborting... |
1048 |
X Tx: %{X_Tx}
Y Tx: %{Y_Tx}
X Rx: %{X_Rx}
Y Rx: %{Y_Rx}
Signal Strength: %{signalStrength213}
Alignment mode: %{alignmentModeActual} |
1049 |
Derivation Tx: %{derivation_Tx}
X Rx: %{X_Rx}
Y Rx: %{Y_Rx}
Signal Strength: %{signalStrengthLongRange}
Alignment mode: %{alignmentModeActual} |
1050 |
Please choose the count of blocks to read. |
1051 |
maxCountOfBlocks |
1052 |
Select record type: |
1053 |
Error Log;Hour Log;Week Log;Draeger Science |
1054 |
Unknown record type used: %{logIndex} |
1055 |
WARNING: Found %{oldLogsBytes} Bytes of previously saved data. All old data for the selected type will be deleted. |
1056 |
Initializing transfer... |
1057 |
There is no data to download. Aborting... |
1058 |
Data transfer will start now. |
1059 |
Progess: %{percentInt}% (%{counter} of %{maxCountOfBlocks})
Please wait... |
1060 |
Device requested unsupported segment size (%{segmentSize}). Data transfer aborted. |
1061 |
Index in ListInsert darf nicht größer sein als list.COUNT oder list.CAPACITY!
Annahme: ListInsert müsste JETZT fehlschlagen. |
1062 |
Adding event record entry to list failed. The created record list may be corrupted. |
1063 |
Closing port. Please wait... |
1064 |
Data transfer finished. Please consider leaving the HART application in an usual way to ensure the created file was written properly to the filesystem. |
1065 |
Could not close the port. Function code: %{dt_function_code} |
1066 |
Closing port 5.
Please wait... |
1067 |
Closing port 128.
Please wait... |
1068 |
Closing port 129.
Please wait... |
1069 |
Closing port 130.
Please wait... |