| 0 |
BroadcastPrimaryVariableSelector 1 |
| 1 |
Off |
| 2 |
Mass flow |
| 3 |
BroadcastSecondVariableSelector 1 |
| 4 |
Volume flow |
| 5 |
Density |
| 6 |
Communication established |
| 7 |
No |
| 8 |
Yes |
| 9 |
Bluetooth |
| 10 |
Enable or disable Bluetooth. |
| 11 |
Enable |
| 12 |
Disable |
| 13 |
Not available |
| 14 |
A0 |
| 15 |
Displays the current calibration coefficients for viscosity. |
| 16 |
.7f |
| 17 |
A1 |
| 18 |
A2 |
| 19 |
A3 |
| 20 |
A4 |
| 21 |
Oscillation amplitude 0 |
| 22 |
Displays the oscillation amplitude of the sensor relative to the value under ideal conditions. |
| 23 |
% |
| 24 |
.1f |
| 25 |
Oscillation amplitude 1 |
| 26 |
Application specific input source 0 |
| 27 |
Activate or deactivate application-specific input source. |
| 28 |
External value |
| 29 |
Application specific input source 1 |
| 30 |
Parameter 0 |
| 31 |
Enter application specific value 0 for application specific calculation |
| 32 |
Parameter 1 |
| 33 |
Enter application specific value 1 for application specific calculation |
| 34 |
Parameter 2 |
| 35 |
nter application specific value 2 for application specific calculation |
| 36 |
Parameter 3 |
| 37 |
Enter application specific value 3 for application specific calculation |
| 38 |
Parameter 4 |
| 39 |
Enter application specific value 4 for application specific calculation |
| 40 |
Parameter 5 |
| 41 |
Enter application specific value 5 for application specific calculation |
| 42 |
Parameter 6 |
| 43 |
Enter application specific value 6 for application specific calculation |
| 44 |
Parameter 7 |
| 45 |
Enter application specific value 7 for application specific calculation |
| 46 |
Parameter 8 |
| 47 |
Enter application specific value 8 for application specific calculation |
| 48 |
Parameter 9 |
| 49 |
Enter application specific value 9 for application specific calculation |
| 50 |
Signal asymmetry 0 |
| 51 |
Displays the relative difference between the signal amplitudes of the inlet sensor and the outlet sensor of the first oscillation mode. |
| 52 |
C0 |
| 53 |
Displays the current coefficients for density. |
| 54 |
C1 |
| 55 |
C2 |
| 56 |
C3 |
| 57 |
C4 |
| 58 |
C5 |
| 59 |
Calibration factor |
| 60 |
Displays the current calibration factor for the flow rate measuring sensor.
Additional information:
The factory setting for the calibration factor can be found on the sensor's nameplate. |
| 61 |
.5f |
| 62 |
Oscillation damping 0 |
| 63 |
Displays the current oscillation damping. Oscillation damping is an indicator for the sensor's current demand for excitation power. |
| 64 |
.2f |
| 65 |
Oscillation damping 1 |
| 66 |
Maximum damping partial filled pipe det. |
| 67 |
Density adjustment mode |
| 68 |
Select the density adjustment mode.
Additional information:
Before performing the density adjustment, the following conditions must be met:
- The density adjustment must be performed under operating conditions and there must be little variation in the operating conditions.
- The reference media must be gas-free or pressurized so that any gas they contain is compressed.
- The reference density measurements must be performed at the temperature of the medium in the process. Otherwise the density adjustment will be inaccurate.
- The correction made can be undone by selecting the "Restore original" option in the "Execute density adjustment" parameter. |
| 69 |
1 point adjustment |
| 70 |
2 point adjustment |
| 71 |
Density setpoint 1 |
| 72 |
Enter the density setpoint (1 point adjustment) or the first density setpoint (2 point adjustment). |
| 73 |
.4f |
| 74 |
Density setpoint 2 |
| 75 |
Enter the second density setpoint. |
| 76 |
Density adjustment state |
| 77 |
Shows the current state of the density adjustment |
| 78 |
Ok |
| 79 |
Alarm |
| 80 |
Multi-frequency activation |
| 81 |
Switch the dual mode of the sensor on and off |
| 82 |
Sensor electronics temperature (ISEM) |
| 83 |
Displays the current temperature inside the sensor electronic module. |
| 84 |
Exciter current 0 |
| 85 |
Displays the actual excitation current. |
| 86 |
A |
| 87 |
.6f |
| 88 |
Exciter current 1 |
| 89 |
Pressure value |
| 90 |
Enter fixed value for the pressure compensation.
Additional information:
The applicable unit of measure is specified in the "System units" submenu. |
| 91 |
Select medium |
| 92 |
Select the medium type. |
| 93 |
Liquid |
| 94 |
Gas |
| 95 |
Oscillation frequency 0 |
| 96 |
Displays the current oscillation frequency. |
| 97 |
Hz |
| 98 |
.3f |
| 99 |
Oscillation frequency 1 |
| 100 |
Select gas type |
| 101 |
Select the type of gas.
Additional information:
To achieve accurate measurements, it is necessary to specify the gas. |
| 102 |
Air |
| 103 |
Ammonia NH3 |
| 104 |
Argon Ar |
| 105 |
Sulfur hexafluoride SF6 |
| 106 |
Oxygen O2 |
| 107 |
Ozone O3 |
| 108 |
Nitrogen oxide NOx |
| 109 |
Nitrogen N2 |
| 110 |
Nitrous oxide N2O |
| 111 |
Methane CH4 |
| 112 |
Hydrogen H2 |
| 113 |
Helium He |
| 114 |
Hydrogen chloride HCl |
| 115 |
Hydrogen sulfide H2S |
| 116 |
Ethylene C2H4 |
| 117 |
Carbon dioxide CO2 |
| 118 |
Carbon monoxide CO |
| 119 |
Chlorine Cl2 |
| 120 |
Butane C4H10 |
| 121 |
Propane C3H8 |
| 122 |
Propylene C3H6 |
| 123 |
Ethane C2H6 |
| 124 |
Others |
| 125 |
HBSI fluctuation |
| 126 |
Gives a measure for the fluctuation of the HBSI value if the HBSI status is "Good". If the HBSI status is "Uncertain" or "Bad", 0 % is displayed. |
| 127 |
HBSI value reliability |
| 128 |
Indicates the status of the HBSI value. When due to very unstable process conditions, it is not possible to determine a reliable HBSI value, the device temporarily freezes the last valid value determined. |
| 129 |
Good |
| 130 |
Uncertain |
| 131 |
Bad |
| 132 |
External pressure |
| 133 |
Displays the pressure read from the external source. |
| 134 |
Installation angle pitch |
| 135 |
Enter the installation angle pitch in degrees. |
| 136 |
° |
| 137 |
Installation angle roll |
| 138 |
Enter the installation roll angle in degrees. |
| 139 |
MeasCarrTubeTemp |
| 140 |
On |
| 141 |
Limit value measuring tube damping |
| 142 |
A/m |
| 143 |
Temperature mode |
| 144 |
Select the temperature mode for temperature compensation. |
| 145 |
Internal measured value |
| 146 |
Cut off inhomogeneous wet gas |
| 147 |
Enter cut off value for inhomogeneous wet gas applications. Below this value the "Index inhomogeneous medium" is set to 0. |
| 148 |
Cut off inhomogeneous liquid |
| 149 |
Enter cut off value for inhomogeneous liquid applications. Below this value the "Index inhomogeneous medium" is set to 0.
Additional information:
This parameter is used for entrained gas in liquid applications or solids in liquid applications. |
| 150 |
Index inhomogeneous medium |
| 151 |
Indicates the severity of the second phase.
For applications with entrained gas for example, the index describes the relative amount of entrained gas in the liquid. If there is no entrained gas in the liquid, the value is 0, and for very high levels of gas volume (associated with severe slug flow, for example), the value exceeds 10.
Additional information:
- The index increases with an increase in the second phase, such as gas volume in a liquid, but scaling is not linear (i.e. no 1:1 correlation of index to gas volume fraction), and with increased flow speed, which results in greater homogeneity, the index value decreases
- The index will not saturate with excessive second phase.
- The diagnostic is repeatable under the same conditions, and thus can be used to better understand process conditions and the relative severity of the second phase.
- This index can also be used to determine the relative level of solids in a liquid or the relative level of a liquid phase in a wet gas. |
| 152 |
Cut off suspended bubbles |
| 153 |
Enter cut off value for suspended bubbles. Below this value the Index suspended bubbles is set to 0. |
| 154 |
Mode2OscillationControl |
| 155 |
Pressure compensation |
| 156 |
Select the pressure compensation type. |
| 157 |
Fixed value |
| 158 |
Promass Q |
| 159 |
Reference sound velocity |
| 160 |
Enter sound velocity of the gas at 0 °C (32 °F). |
| 161 |
m/s |
| 162 |
Gas Fraction Handler |
| 163 |
Activate the Gas Fraction Handler to improve measurement stability and repeatability of a two phase medium.
The Gas Fraction Handler continuously tests for the presence of disturbances in single phase flow, i.e. for gas bubbles in liquids or for droplets in gas.
In the presence of the second phase, when flow and density become increasingly unstable, the Gas Fraction Handler improves measurement stability with respect to the severity of the disturbances, with no effect under the condition of a single-phase flow.
The Gas Fraction Handler stabilizes the output values and enables better readability for operators and interpretation by the process control system. The level of smoothing is adjusted according to the severity of disturbances introduced by the second phase.
Additional information:
The Gas Fraction Handler applies cumulatively to any fixed damping constants applied to flow and density set elsewhere in the device. |
| 164 |
Moderate |
| 165 |
Powerful |
| 166 |
Oscillation damping fluctuation 0 |
| 167 |
Displays the current fluctuation in oscillation damping. |
| 168 |
Oscillation damping fluctuation 1 |
| 169 |
Frequency fluctuation 0 |
| 170 |
Displays the current frequency fluctuation. |
| 171 |
Frequency fluctuation 1 |
| 172 |
Temperature coefficient sound velocity |
| 173 |
Enter the temperature coefficient for the gas sound velocity. |
| 174 |
(m/s)/K |
| 175 |
Calculation model |
| 176 |
Select a formula for the temperature compensation of viscosity |
| 177 |
Power law |
| 178 |
Exponential |
| 179 |
Polynomial |
| 180 |
Temperature correction source |
| 181 |
Select the temperature correction source. |
| 182 |
Reference temperature |
| 183 |
Enter reference temperature used to calculate the temperature compensated viscosity |
| 184 |
Compensation coefficient X1 |
| 185 |
Enter compensation coefficient used to calculate the temperature compensated viscosity |
| 186 |
Compensation coefficient X2 |
| 187 |
Zero point |
| 188 |
Displays the zero point correction value for the sensor.
NOTE
Users logged on in the Service role have write access! |
| 189 |
Zero point adjustment control |
| 190 |
Start or cancel a zero point adjustment.
Additional information:
The following conditions must be met to perform a zero point adjustment successfully:
- The actual flow rate must be 0.
- The pressure must be at least 1.034 bar. |
| 191 |
Cancel |
| 192 |
Start |
| 193 |
Zero point adjustment status |
| 194 |
Displays the status of the zero point adjustment. |
| 195 |
Busy |
| 196 |
Zero point adjust failure |
| 197 |
CorrGain 1 |
| 198 |
CorrOffset 1 |
| 199 |
mA |
| 200 |
Failure behavior current output |
| 201 |
Specify how the output should behave in the event of a device alarm. |
| 202 |
Min. |
| 203 |
Max. |
| 204 |
Last valid value |
| 205 |
Actual value |
| 206 |
Failure current |
| 207 |
Enter the value for the "Fixed value" option in the "Failure behavior current output @1" parameter. |
| 208 |
|
| 209 |
°C |
| 210 |
°F |
| 211 |
°R |
| 212 |
µm |
| 213 |
µN |
| 214 |
µs |
| 215 |
1/K |
| 216 |
1/K² |
| 217 |
af |
| 218 |
af/d |
| 219 |
af/h |
| 220 |
af/min |
| 221 |
af/s |
| 222 |
bar |
| 223 |
bar g |
| 224 |
bbl (imp;beer) |
| 225 |
bbl (imp;oil) |
| 226 |
bbl (us;beer) |
| 227 |
bbl (us;liq.) |
| 228 |
bbl (us;oil) |
| 229 |
bbl (us;tank) |
| 230 |
bbl/d (imp;beer) |
| 231 |
bbl/d (imp;oil) |
| 232 |
bbl/d (us;beer) |
| 233 |
bbl/d (us;liq.) |
| 234 |
bbl/d (us;oil) |
| 235 |
bbl/d (us;tank) |
| 236 |
bbl/h (imp;beer) |
| 237 |
bbl/h (imp;oil) |
| 238 |
bbl/h (us;beer) |
| 239 |
bbl/h (us;liq.) |
| 240 |
bbl/h (us;oil) |
| 241 |
bbl/h (us;tank) |
| 242 |
bbl/min (imp;beer) |
| 243 |
bbl/min (imp;oil) |
| 244 |
bbl/min (us;beer) |
| 245 |
bbl/min (us;liq.) |
| 246 |
bbl/min (us;oil) |
| 247 |
bbl/min (us;tank) |
| 248 |
bbl/s (imp;beer) |
| 249 |
bbl/s (imp;oil) |
| 250 |
bbl/s (us;beer) |
| 251 |
bbl/s (us;liq.) |
| 252 |
bbl/s (us;oil) |
| 253 |
bbl/s (us;tank) |
| 254 |
cm³ |
| 255 |
cm³/d |
| 256 |
cm³/h |
| 257 |
cm³/min |
| 258 |
cm³/s |
| 259 |
cP |
| 260 |
cSt |
| 261 |
d |
| 262 |
dm³ |
| 263 |
dm³/d |
| 264 |
dm³/h |
| 265 |
dm³/min |
| 266 |
dm³/s |
| 267 |
fl oz (us) |
| 268 |
fl oz/d (us) |
| 269 |
fl oz/h (us) |
| 270 |
fl oz/min (us) |
| 271 |
fl oz/s (us) |
| 272 |
ft³ |
| 273 |
ft³/d |
| 274 |
ft³/h |
| 275 |
ft³/min |
| 276 |
ft³/s |
| 277 |
g |
| 278 |
g/cm³ |
| 279 |
g/d |
| 280 |
g/h |
| 281 |
g/m³ |
| 282 |
g/min |
| 283 |
g/ml |
| 284 |
g/s |
| 285 |
g/Scm³ |
| 286 |
gal (imp) |
| 287 |
gal (us) |
| 288 |
gal/d (imp) |
| 289 |
gal/d (us) |
| 290 |
gal/h (imp) |
| 291 |
gal/h (us) |
| 292 |
gal/min (imp) |
| 293 |
gal/min (us) |
| 294 |
gal/s (imp) |
| 295 |
gal/s (us) |
| 296 |
h |
| 297 |
hl |
| 298 |
hl/d |
| 299 |
hl/h |
| 300 |
hl/min |
| 301 |
hl/s |
| 302 |
in |
| 303 |
J |
| 304 |
J/Nm³ |
| 305 |
K |
| 306 |
kg |
| 307 |
kg/d |
| 308 |
kg/dm³ |
| 309 |
kg/h |
| 310 |
kg/l |
| 311 |
kg/m³ |
| 312 |
kg/min |
| 313 |
kg/Nl |
| 314 |
kg/Nm³ |
| 315 |
kg/s |
| 316 |
kg/Sm³ |
| 317 |
kgal (us) |
| 318 |
kgal/d (us) |
| 319 |
kgal/h (us) |
| 320 |
kgal/min (us) |
| 321 |
kgal/s (us) |
| 322 |
kN |
| 323 |
kPa a |
| 324 |
kPa g |
| 325 |
ks |
| 326 |
l |
| 327 |
l/d |
| 328 |
l/h |
| 329 |
l/min |
| 330 |
l/s |
| 331 |
lb |
| 332 |
lb/bbl (imp;beer) |
| 333 |
lb/bbl (imp;oil) |
| 334 |
lb/bbl (us;beer) |
| 335 |
lb/bbl (us;liq.) |
| 336 |
lb/bbl (us;oil) |
| 337 |
lb/bbl (us;tank) |
| 338 |
lb/d |
| 339 |
lb/ft³ |
| 340 |
lb/gal (imp) |
| 341 |
lb/gal (us) |
| 342 |
lb/h |
| 343 |
lb/min |
| 344 |
lb/s |
| 345 |
lb/Sft³ |
| 346 |
m |
| 347 |
m²/s |
| 348 |
m³ |
| 349 |
m³/d |
| 350 |
m³/h |
| 351 |
m³/min |
| 352 |
m³/s |
| 353 |
mg/l |
| 354 |
Mgal (imp) |
| 355 |
Mgal (us) |
| 356 |
Mgal/d (imp) |
| 357 |
Mgal/d (us) |
| 358 |
Mgal/h (imp) |
| 359 |
Mgal/h (us) |
| 360 |
Mgal/min (imp) |
| 361 |
Mgal/min (us) |
| 362 |
Mgal/s (imp) |
| 363 |
Mgal/s (us) |
| 364 |
min |
| 365 |
ml |
| 366 |
Ml |
| 367 |
ml/d |
| 368 |
Ml/d |
| 369 |
ml/h |
| 370 |
Ml/h |
| 371 |
ml/min |
| 372 |
Ml/min |
| 373 |
ml/s |
| 374 |
Ml/s |
| 375 |
mm |
| 376 |
mm²/s |
| 377 |
MMft³ |
| 378 |
MMft³/d |
| 379 |
MMft³/h |
| 380 |
MMft³/min |
| 381 |
MMft³/s |
| 382 |
MMSft³ |
| 383 |
MMSft³/d |
| 384 |
MMSft³/h |
| 385 |
MMSft³/min |
| 386 |
MMSft³/s |
| 387 |
mN |
| 388 |
MN |
| 389 |
MPa a |
| 390 |
MPa g |
| 391 |
mPa s |
| 392 |
ms |
| 393 |
mV |
| 394 |
N |
| 395 |
Nhl |
| 396 |
Nhl/d |
| 397 |
Nhl/h |
| 398 |
Nhl/min |
| 399 |
Nhl/s |
| 400 |
Nl |
| 401 |
Nl/d |
| 402 |
Nl/h |
| 403 |
Nl/min |
| 404 |
Nl/s |
| 405 |
Nm³ |
| 406 |
Nm³/d |
| 407 |
Nm³/h |
| 408 |
Nm³/min |
| 409 |
Nm³/s |
| 410 |
None |
| 411 |
nV |
| 412 |
Ohm |
| 413 |
oz |
| 414 |
oz/d |
| 415 |
oz/h |
| 416 |
oz/min |
| 417 |
oz/s |
| 418 |
P |
| 419 |
Pa a |
| 420 |
Pa g |
| 421 |
Pa s |
| 422 |
ppm |
| 423 |
psi a |
| 424 |
psi g |
| 425 |
rad |
| 426 |
RD15°C |
| 427 |
RD20°C |
| 428 |
RD60°F |
| 429 |
s |
| 430 |
Sbbl (us;liq.) |
| 431 |
Sbbl (us;oil) |
| 432 |
Sbbl/d (us;liq.) |
| 433 |
Sbbl/d (us;oil) |
| 434 |
Sbbl/h (us;liq.) |
| 435 |
Sbbl/h (us;oil) |
| 436 |
Sbbl/min (us;liq.) |
| 437 |
Sbbl/min (us;oil) |
| 438 |
Sbbl/s (us;liq.) |
| 439 |
Sbbl/s (us;oil) |
| 440 |
Sft³ |
| 441 |
Sft³/d |
| 442 |
Sft³/h |
| 443 |
Sft³/min |
| 444 |
Sft³/s |
| 445 |
Sgal (imp) |
| 446 |
Sgal (us) |
| 447 |
Sgal/d (imp) |
| 448 |
Sgal/d (us) |
| 449 |
Sgal/h (imp) |
| 450 |
Sgal/h (us) |
| 451 |
Sgal/min (imp) |
| 452 |
Sgal/min (us) |
| 453 |
Sgal/s (imp) |
| 454 |
Sgal/s (us) |
| 455 |
Sl |
| 456 |
Sl/d |
| 457 |
Sl/h |
| 458 |
Sl/min |
| 459 |
Sl/s |
| 460 |
Sm³ |
| 461 |
Sm³/d |
| 462 |
Sm³/h |
| 463 |
Sm³/min |
| 464 |
Sm³/s |
| 465 |
St |
| 466 |
STon |
| 467 |
STon/d |
| 468 |
STon/h |
| 469 |
STon/min |
| 470 |
STon/s |
| 471 |
t |
| 472 |
t/d |
| 473 |
t/h |
| 474 |
t/min |
| 475 |
t/s |
| 476 |
UTC 00:00 |
| 477 |
UTC+01:00 |
| 478 |
UTC+02:00 |
| 479 |
UTC+03:00 |
| 480 |
UTC+03:30 |
| 481 |
UTC+04:00 |
| 482 |
UTC+04:30 |
| 483 |
UTC+05:00 |
| 484 |
UTC+05:30 |
| 485 |
UTC+05:45 |
| 486 |
UTC+06:00 |
| 487 |
UTC+06:30 |
| 488 |
UTC+07:00 |
| 489 |
UTC+08:00 |
| 490 |
UTC+08:45 |
| 491 |
UTC+09:00 |
| 492 |
UTC+09:30 |
| 493 |
UTC+10:00 |
| 494 |
UTC+10:30 |
| 495 |
UTC+11:00 |
| 496 |
UTC+12:00 |
| 497 |
UTC+12:45 |
| 498 |
UTC+13:00 |
| 499 |
UTC+14:00 |
| 500 |
UTC-01:00 |
| 501 |
UTC-02:00 |
| 502 |
UTC-03:00 |
| 503 |
UTC-03:30 |
| 504 |
UTC-04:00 |
| 505 |
UTC-05:00 |
| 506 |
UTC-06:00 |
| 507 |
UTC-07:00 |
| 508 |
UTC-08:00 |
| 509 |
UTC-09:00 |
| 510 |
UTC-09:30 |
| 511 |
UTC-10:00 |
| 512 |
UTC-11:00 |
| 513 |
UTC-12:00 |
| 514 |
V |
| 515 |
W |
| 516 |
Fixed current |
| 517 |
Enter the value for the "Fixed value" option. |
| 518 |
Lower range value output |
| 519 |
Enter lower range value for the measured value range.
Additional information:
- Depending on the setting selected for the "Measuring mode current output @1" parameter, the value specified for this parameter and the "Upper range value output @1" parameter must have the same algebraic sign or not.
- As a rule, the lower range value is scaled to be lower than the upper range value. As a result, the behavior of the current output is proportional to the process variable assigned. If the lower range value is scaled to be higher than the upper range value, then the behavior of the current output will be inversely proportional to the process variable assigend. |
| 520 |
Upper range value output |
| 521 |
Enter upper range value for the measured value range. |
| 522 |
Process variable current output |
| 523 |
Select process variable for current output |
| 524 |
Corrected volume flow |
| 525 |
Temperature |
| 526 |
Signal asymmetry |
| 527 |
HBSI |
| 528 |
Electronics temperature |
| 529 |
InputSelOffVisible 1 |
| 530 |
Measuring mode current output |
| 531 |
Select the measuring mode for the output. |
| 532 |
Forward flow |
| 533 |
Forward/Reverse flow |
| 534 |
Reverse flow compensation |
| 535 |
Current range output |
| 536 |
Select the current range for the measured value output and the upper and lower fault condition signal level.
Additional information:
- The measured value range is specified in the "Lower range value output @1" parameter and the "Upper range value output @1" parameter.
- If the measured value lies outside the scaled measured value range, diagnostic message "441 Current output @1 faulty" is generated.
- In the event of a device alarm, the current output adopts the behavior specified in the "Failure behavior current output @1" parameter. |
| 537 |
4...20 mA NE (3.8...20.5 mA) |
| 538 |
4...20 mA US (3.9...20.8 mA) |
| 539 |
4...20 mA (4... 20.5 mA) |
| 540 |
Output current 1 |
| 541 |
Displays the current value currently calculated. |
| 542 |
Current output 1 simulation |
| 543 |
Switch simulation of the current output on or off.
Additional information:
When simulation is on, the current output signal is set to the value specified in the "Current output @1 value" parameter. |
| 544 |
Current output value |
| 545 |
Enter the current value for the simulation. In this manner, it is possible to verify the current output is configured correctly and downstream processing units are functioning properly.
Additional information:
The valid input range is determined by the "Current range output @1" parameter. |
| 546 |
Damping current output |
| 547 |
Enter time constant (PT1 element) to set the reaction time of the output signal to fluctuations in the measured value caused by process conditions.
Additional information:
- The smaller the time constant the faster the output reacts to fluctuations in the measured value.
- If the time constant is 0, damping is deactivated. |
| 548 |
20mA trim value |
| 549 |
Enter the actual current value measured for the 20 mA point. |
| 550 |
4mA trim value |
| 551 |
Enter the actual current value measured for the 4 mA point. |
| 552 |
Altitude |
| 553 |
Enter altitude |
| 554 |
Calibration date/time |
| 555 |
Shows date and time of the last calibration. |
| 556 |
0 |
| 557 |
Plant operator |
| 558 |
Enter the plant operator.The details provided are included on the verification report. |
| 559 |
Time format |
| 560 |
Select time format. |
| 561 |
24 h |
| 562 |
12 h AM/PM |
| 563 |
Sensor type |
| 564 |
-- |
| 565 |
: |
| 566 |
C : |
| 567 |
D : |
| 568 |
E : |
| 569 |
Definition is missing |
| 570 |
G : |
| 571 |
J : |
| 572 |
K : |
| 573 |
O : |
| 574 |
P : |
| 575 |
R : |
| 576 |
S : |
| 577 |
T : |
| 578 |
U : |
| 579 |
V : |
| 580 |
W : |
| 581 |
Y : |
| 582 |
Z : |
| 583 |
5 : |
| 584 |
HasRealTimeClock 1 |
| 585 |
Latitude |
| 586 |
Enter latitude |
| 587 |
Date/time |
| 588 |
Displays the date and time of the verification. |
| 589 |
01.01.1970 00:00:00 |
| 590 |
Location description |
| 591 |
Enter a description for the location |
| 592 |
somewhere |
| 593 |
Location method |
| 594 |
Select the location method. |
| 595 |
No fix |
| 596 |
GPS or Standard Positioning Service fix |
| 597 |
Differential GPS fix |
| 598 |
Precise positioning service (PPS) fix |
| 599 |
Real Time Kinetic (RTK) fixed solution |
| 600 |
Real Time Kinetic (RTK) float solution |
| 601 |
Estimated dead reckoning |
| 602 |
Manual input mode |
| 603 |
Simulation Mode |
| 604 |
Longitude |
| 605 |
Enter the longitude. |
| 606 |
Maximum authorized temperature |
| 607 |
Minimum authorized temperature |
| 608 |
Nominal diameter |
| 609 |
Shows the nominal diameter of the sensor. |
| 610 |
-------------- |
| 611 |
Location |
| 612 |
Enter the location where the measuring device is installed. The details provided are included on the verification report. |
| 613 |
Progress |
| 614 |
Shows the progress of the process. |
| 615 |
u |
| 616 |
Reset all totalizers |
| 617 |
Reset all totalizers to "0" and restart the totaling process. All flow quantities thus far totalized are thereby deleted. |
| 618 |
Reset + totalize |
| 619 |
SDatImageAvailable |
| 620 |
TDatImageAvailable |
| 621 |
Time zone |
| 622 |
Select the time zone. Every time the time zone is changed, a logbook entry is created. |
| 623 |
Displays the currently calculated volume flow compensated for the reference density.
Additional information:
- The reference density can be calculated or fixed.
- The applicable unit of measure is specified in the "System units" submenu. |
| 624 |
Corrected volume flow offset |
| 625 |
Enter the offset by which to shift the zero point for the corrected volume flow.
Additional information:
The applicable unit of measure is Nm3/s. |
| 626 |
Corrected volume flow factor |
| 627 |
Enter the multiplication factor to apply to the corrected volume flow value. |
| 628 |
Displays the density currently measured.
Additional information:
The applicable unit of measure is specified in the "System units" submenu. |
| 629 |
.0e |
| 630 |
Density damping |
| 631 |
Enter time constant for damping (PT1 element) of the measured value for density:
- Value = 0: No damping
- Value > 0: Damping increases
Additional information:
Damping is implemented by means of a proportional transmission behavior with first order delay (PT1 element). |
| 632 |
Density calculation |
| 633 |
Fixed reference density |
| 634 |
Calculated reference density |
| 635 |
Density offset |
| 636 |
Enter the offset by which to shift the zero point for density.
Additional information:
The applicable unit of measure is kg/m3. |
| 637 |
Density factor |
| 638 |
Enter the multiplication factor to apply to the density value. |
| 639 |
Density status |
| 640 |
Flow damping time |
| 641 |
Enter time constant for flow damping (PT1 element).
- Value = 0: No damping
- Value > 0: Damping increases
Additional information:
Damping is implemented by means of a proportional transmission behavior with first order delay (PT1 element). |
| 642 |
Low flow cut off |
| 643 |
Select process variable for low flow cut off to activate low flow cut off. |
| 644 |
Enter a fixed value for the reference density. |
| 645 |
Installation direction |
| 646 |
Select sign of flow direction |
| 647 |
Reverse flow |
| 648 |
Linear expansion coefficient |
| 649 |
Enter a linear, medium-specific expansion coefficient to calculate the reference density.
Additional information:
For a medium with a non-linear expansion pattern, use the "Square expansion coefficient" parameter instead. |
| 650 |
Off value low flow cutoff |
| 651 |
Enter off value to switch off low flow cut off. The off value is entered as a positive hysteresis with respect to the on value. |
| 652 |
.0f |
| 653 |
On value low flow cutoff |
| 654 |
Enter on value to switch on low flow cut off.
Value = 0: No low flow cut off
Value > 0: Low flow cut off is activated |
| 655 |
Displays the mass flow currently measured.
Additional information:
The applicable unit of measure is specified in the "System units" submenu. |
| 656 |
Mass flow offset |
| 657 |
Enter the offset by which to shift the zero point for mass flow.
Additional information:
The applicable unit of measure is kg/s. |
| 658 |
Mass flow factor |
| 659 |
Enter the multiplication factor to apply to the mass flow value. |
| 660 |
Mass flow status |
| 661 |
High value partial filled pipe detection |
| 662 |
Enter the upper limit value for the selected process variable. If the measured value exceeds the limit value, diagnostic message "862 Partly filled pipe" is generated.
Additional information:
This setting applies only if the "Density unit" parameter is set to °API. |
| 663 |
Partially filled pipe detection |
| 664 |
Select process variable for detection of an empty or partially filled pipe.
NOTE
Due to low density, deactivate partially filled pipe detection for a gas! |
| 665 |
Low value partial filled pipe detection |
| 666 |
Enter the lower limit value for the selected process variable. If the measured value drops below the limit value, diagnostic message "862 Partly filled pipe" is generated.
Additional information:
- This setting applies only if the "Density unit" parameter is not set to °API.
- The lower limit value must be lower than the upper limit value ("High value partial filled pipe detection" parameter). |
| 667 |
Flow override |
| 668 |
Stops the measuring process. Can be used for example when cleaning the pipeline. |
| 669 |
Pressure shock suppression |
| 670 |
Enter time frame for signal suppression (= pressure shock suppression active), for example to prevent the device from registering flow movements in the pipe when a valve is closed.
Additional information:
Pressure schock suppression is activated when the flow rate drops below the on value for low flow cutoff. Output values when pressure shock suppression is active:
- Flow: 0
- Totalizer: Last valid value
Pressure shock suppression is deactivated when:
- The time frame specified has elapsed and
- Flow exceeds the off value for low flow cutoff |
| 671 |
Displays the reference density currently calculated.
Additional information:
The applicable unit of measure is specified in the "System units" submenu. |
| 672 |
Select reference density |
| 673 |
Select the reference density to use to calculate the corrected volume flow. |
| 674 |
Enter a reference temperature to calculate the reference density. |
| 675 |
Assign simulation process variable |
| 676 |
Select a process variable for the simulation, thereby activating it. |
| 677 |
Process variable value |
| 678 |
Enter the simulation value for the selected process variable. Processing of measured values downstream as well as the signal ouput follow this value. In this way, it is possibe to verify whether the measuring device has been configured correctly.
Additional information:
The applicable unit of measure is specified in the "System units" submenu. |
| 679 |
Square expansion coefficient |
| 680 |
Enter a quadratic, medium-specific expansion coefficient to calculate the reference density.
Additional information:
For a medium with a linear expansion pattern, use the "Linear expansion coefficient" parameter instead. |
| 681 |
Displays the medium temperature currently measured.
Additional information:
The applicable unit of measure is specified in the "System units" submenu. |
| 682 |
Temperature damping |
| 683 |
Enter time constant for temperature damping (PT1 element).
- Value = 0: No damping
- Value > 0: Damping increases
Additional information:
Damping is implemented by means of a proportional transmission behavior with first order delay (PT1 element). |
| 684 |
Temperature offset |
| 685 |
Enter the offset by which to shift the zero point for temperature.
Additional information:
The applicable unit of measure is K. |
| 686 |
Temperature factor |
| 687 |
Enter the multiplication factor to apply to the temperature value. |
| 688 |
Displays the volume flow currently measured.
Additional information:
The applicable unit of measure is specified in the "System units" submenu. |
| 689 |
Volume flow offset |
| 690 |
Enter the offset by which to shift the zero point for volume flow.
Additional information:
The applicable unit of measure is m3/s. |
| 691 |
Volume flow factor |
| 692 |
Enter the multiplication factor to apply to the volume flow. |
| 693 |
Volume flow status |
| 694 |
Burst command 1 |
| 695 |
Select the HART command that is sent to the HART master |
| 696 |
Command 1 |
| 697 |
Command 2 |
| 698 |
Command 3 |
| 699 |
Command 9 |
| 700 |
Command 33 |
| 701 |
Command 48 |
| 702 |
Burst command 2 |
| 703 |
Burst command 3 |
| 704 |
Burst mode 1 |
| 705 |
Switch HART burst mode for burst message on |
| 706 |
Burst mode 2 |
| 707 |
Burst mode 3 |
| 708 |
Burst variable 0 |
| 709 |
For HART command 9 and 33, assign a HART device variable or process variable to burst variable |
| 710 |
Totalizer 1 |
| 711 |
Totalizer 2 |
| 712 |
Totalizer 3 |
| 713 |
Percent of range |
| 714 |
Measured current |
| 715 |
Primary variable (PV) |
| 716 |
Secondary variable (SV) |
| 717 |
Tertiary variable (TV) |
| 718 |
Quaternary variable (QV) |
| 719 |
Not used |
| 720 |
Burst variable 1 |
| 721 |
Burst variable 2 |
| 722 |
Burst variable 3 |
| 723 |
Burst variable 4 |
| 724 |
For HART command 33, assign a HART device variable or process variable to burst variable |
| 725 |
Burst variable 5 |
| 726 |
Burst variable 6 |
| 727 |
Burst variable 7 |
| 728 |
Max. update period |
| 729 |
Enter the maximum time span between two burst responses of one burst message |
| 730 |
Min. update period |
| 731 |
Enter the minimum time span between two burst responses of one burst message |
| 732 |
Burst trigger level |
| 733 |
Enter the burst trigger value that determines together with the option selected in 'Burst trigger mode' parameter the time of burst message |
| 734 |
Burst trigger mode |
| 735 |
Select the event that triggers the burst message |
| 736 |
Continuous |
| 737 |
Window |
| 738 |
Rising |
| 739 |
Falling |
| 740 |
On change |
| 741 |
Configuration counter |
| 742 |
Displays the counter for changes to the device parameters.
Additional information:
- If the value for a static parameter is changed when optimizing or configuring the parameter, the counter is incremented by 1. This is to enable tracking different parameter versions.
- When multiple parameters are changed simultaneously, e.g. when loading parameters into the device from an external source such as FieldCare, the counter may display a higher value. The counter cannot be reset, nor is it reset to a default value on performing a device reset.
- Once the counter has reached the value 65535, it restarts at 0. |
| 743 |
HART date code |
| 744 |
Enter date for individual use. |
| 745 |
2021-03-01 |
| 746 |
HART descriptor |
| 747 |
Enter description for the measuring point |
| 748 |
PROMASS10 |
| 749 |
Device ID |
| 750 |
Displays the device ID to identify the measuring device. |
| 751 |
#.8x |
| 752 |
Event category 230 |
| 753 |
Select event category (status signal) for diagnostic event "230 Date/time incorrect". |
| 754 |
Failure (F) |
| 755 |
Function check (C) |
| 756 |
Out of specification (S) |
| 757 |
Maintenance required (M) |
| 758 |
No effect (N) |
| 759 |
Event category 231 |
| 760 |
Select event category (status signal) for diagnostic event "231 Date/time not available". |
| 761 |
Event category 862 |
| 762 |
Select event category (status signal) for diagnostic event "862 Partly filled pipe". |
| 763 |
Event category 140 |
| 764 |
Select category for diagnostic message |
| 765 |
Event category 832 |
| 766 |
Select event category (status signal) for diagnostic event "832 Electronics temperature too high". |
| 767 |
Event category 833 |
| 768 |
Select event category (status signal) for diagnostic event "833 Electronics temperature too low". |
| 769 |
Event category 842 |
| 770 |
Select event category (status signal) for diagnostic event "842 Process value above limit". |
| 771 |
Event category 912 |
| 772 |
Select event category (status signal) for diagnostic event "912 Medium inhomogeneous". |
| 773 |
Event category 834 |
| 774 |
Select event category (status signal) for diagnostic event "834 Process temperature too high". |
| 775 |
Event category 835 |
| 776 |
Select event category (status signal) for diagnostic event "835 Process temperature too low". |
| 777 |
Event category 046 |
| 778 |
Select event category (status signal) for diagnostic event "046 Sensor build-up detected". |
| 779 |
Event category 944 |
| 780 |
Select event category (status signal) for diagnostic event "944 Monitoring failed". |
| 781 |
Event category 144 |
| 782 |
Event category 948 |
| 783 |
Select event category (status signal) for diagnostic event "948 Oscillation damping too high". |
| 784 |
Event category 913 |
| 785 |
Select event category (status signal) for diagnostic event "913 Medium unsuitable". |
| 786 |
Event category 441 |
| 787 |
Select event category (status signal) for diagnostic event "441 Current output @1 faulty". |
| 788 |
Event category 442 |
| 789 |
Select event category (status signal) for diagnostic event "442 Frequency output faulty". |
| 790 |
Event category 443 |
| 791 |
Select event category (status signal) for diagnostic event "443 Pulse output @1 faulty". |
| 792 |
Event category 302 |
| 793 |
Select event category (status signal) for diagnostic event "302 Device verification active". |
| 794 |
Event category 374 |
| 795 |
Select event category (status signal) for diagnostic event "374 Sensor electronics (ISEM) faulty". |
| 796 |
Device type |
| 797 |
Displays the device type registered with the HART Communication Foundation. |
| 798 |
#.4x |
| 799 |
Manufacturer ID |
| 800 |
Displays the manufacturer ID registered with the HART Communication Foundation. |
| 801 |
Fieldbus writing access |
| 802 |
Select access method to the measuring device via fieldbus |
| 803 |
Read + write |
| 804 |
Read only |
| 805 |
Final assembly number |
| 806 |
Locking status |
| 807 |
Device tag |
| 808 |
Enter a unique name for the measuring point to identify the device quickly within the plant. |
| 809 |
Promass |
| 810 |
HART message |
| 811 |
Enter HART message to be sent via HART protocol when requested by the master. |
| 812 |
PROMASS10 |
| 813 |
No. of preambles |
| 814 |
Defines the number of preambles in the HART telegram |
| 815 |
HART address |
| 816 |
Enter the address to exchange data via the HART protocol. |
| 817 |
Process Unit Tag |
| 818 |
Process Unit Tag |
| 819 |
Assign PV |
| 820 |
Assign a measured variable to the primary dynamic variable (PV).
Additional information:
The assigned measured variable is also used by the current output. |
| 821 |
Displays the value currently measured for the primary dynamic variable. |
| 822 |
Assign QV |
| 823 |
Assign a measured variable to the quaternary dynamic variable (QV). |
| 824 |
Displays the value currently measured for the quaternary dynamic variable. |
| 825 |
Device revision |
| 826 |
Displays device revision. |
| 827 |
#.2x |
| 828 |
HART revision |
| 829 |
Displays the HART protocol revision of the measuring device. |
| 830 |
Hardware revision |
| 831 |
Displays the hardware revision of the measuring device. |
| 832 |
Software revision |
| 833 |
Displays software revision of the measuring device. |
| 834 |
Assign SV |
| 835 |
Assign a measured variable to the second dynamic variable (SV). |
| 836 |
Displays the value currently measured for the secondary dynamic variable. |
| 837 |
HART short tag |
| 838 |
Enter a brief description for the measuring point. |
| 839 |
PROMASS |
| 840 |
Assign TV |
| 841 |
Assign a measured variable to the tertiary dynamic variable (TV). |
| 842 |
Displays the value currently measured for the tertiary dynamic variable. |
| 843 |
External verification flags |
| 844 |
External verification output 1 |
| 845 |
External verification output 2 |
| 846 |
External verification output 3 |
| 847 |
Verification result |
| 848 |
Not supported |
| 849 |
Passed |
| 850 |
Not done |
| 851 |
Failed |
| 852 |
Operating time |
| 853 |
Indicates how long the device has been in operation |
| 854 |
External device information |
| 855 |
Enter a unique identifier for the measuring equipment that is used for extended verification.
Example: The measuring equipment's serial number. |
| 856 |
Unknown device |
| 857 |
Measured values |
| 858 |
Enter the displayed value of the external measuring equipment. |
| 859 |
HBSI deviation |
| 860 |
Displays the current HBSI value. The HBSI value expresses the relative change of the sensor, including all components built into the sensor housing (the measuring tube, the electrodynamic sensors, the excitation system, cables, etc.) as a % of the reference value. |
| 861 |
HBSI cycle time |
| 862 |
Enter the number of hours per HBSI cycle. |
| 863 |
Activate monitoring |
| 864 |
Activate/deactivate Heartbeat Monitoring to enable/disable transmission of the HBSI value. |
| 865 |
Continuous HBSI |
| 866 |
Indicates how long the device has been in operation. |
| 867 |
|
| 868 |
Start verification |
| 869 |
Start verification.
Additional information: If the selected verification mode is "Extended verification", the next step before starting the verification process is to select each of the output parameters displayed one by one and enter the respective external measured value in the "Measured values @1" parameter. Once all external measured values have been entered, the verification process is started by selecting the "Start" option. |
| 870 |
Output 1 low value |
| 871 |
Output 1 high value |
| 872 |
Frequency output 1 |
| 873 |
Pulse output 1 |
| 874 |
Record application reference data |
| 875 |
Record current device values as reference data for Heartbeat Monitoring and verification. |
| 876 |
Status |
| 877 |
Indicates the status of the save operation for the reference values. |
| 878 |
Done |
| 879 |
Failed |
| 880 |
Select reference data |
| 881 |
Select the reference data to use for the HBSI test. |
| 882 |
Application data |
| 883 |
Factory air calibration |
| 884 |
Factory water calibration |
| 885 |
No reference data available |
| 886 |
Output values |
| 887 |
Displays the simulated value for the selected output. |
| 888 |
Verification ID |
| 889 |
Displays the verification ID of the verification report for identification purposes. |
| 890 |
Displays the overall result for the HBSI verification.
Additional information:
In addition to the overall result, the verification report also provides details on the individual tests performed. |
| 891 |
I/O module |
| 892 |
Displays the overall result for the verification of the I/O module.
Additional information:
In addition to the overall result, the verification report also provides details on the individual tests performed. |
| 893 |
Verification mode |
| 894 |
Select verification mode. |
| 895 |
Standard verification |
| 896 |
Extended verification |
| 897 |
Displays the overall result of the verification. Depending on the result, various, application-specific measures may need to be taken as indicated by system routines, e.g. a "Maintenance Required" alert will be triggered if the result of the verfication is "Failed".
Additional information:
Detailed information on the result of the verification (test groups and test status) is additionally provided on the verification report. |
| 898 |
Sensor electronic module (ISEM) |
| 899 |
Displays the overall result for the verification of the sensor electronic module (ISEM).
Additional information:
In addition to the overall result, the verification report also provides details on the individual tests performed. |
| 900 |
Sensor |
| 901 |
Displays the overall result for the verification of the sensor.
Additional information:
In addition to the overall result, the verification report also provides details on the individual tests performed. |
| 902 |
Displays the current verification status. |
| 903 |
System status |
| 904 |
Displays the result for the verification of the system condition. |
| 905 |
Resource available |
| 906 |
Bootloader revision |
| 907 |
Displays the bootloader revision of the module firmware. |
| 908 |
Build no. software |
| 909 |
Displays the build number of the module firmware. |
| 910 |
Firmware version |
| 911 |
Displays the firmware version of the module. |
| 912 |
Hardware version |
| 913 |
Displays the hardware version of the module. |
| 914 |
- none - |
| 915 |
Module name |
| 916 |
Displays the name of the module. |
| 917 |
Serial number |
| 918 |
Displays the serial number of the module. |
| 919 |
AAFFFFAAFFF |
| 920 |
Assign flow direction check |
| 921 |
Select process variable for flow direction monitoring. |
| 922 |
Damping output 1 |
| 923 |
Failure mode |
| 924 |
Specify how the output should behave in the event of a device alarm.
Additional information:
For safety reasons, it is recommended that the behavior of the output in the event of a device alarm be predefined. |
| 925 |
Defined value |
| 926 |
0 Hz |
| 927 |
Failure frequency |
| 928 |
Enter the value for the "Defined value" option in the "Failure mode" parameter. |
| 929 |
Assign frequency output |
| 930 |
Select process variable for frequency output. |
| 931 |
Maximum frequency value |
| 932 |
Enter the maximum frequency for the measured value output.
Additional information:
The upper range value for the measured value range that corresponds to the maximum frequency is specified in the "Measuring value at maximum frequency" parameter. |
| 933 |
Measuring value at maximum frequency |
| 934 |
Measuring mode |
| 935 |
Select measuring mode for frequency output. |
| 936 |
Minimum frequency value |
| 937 |
Enter the minimum frequency for the frequency range.
Additional information:
The lower range value for the measured value range is specified in the "Measuring value at minimum frequency" parameter. |
| 938 |
Measuring value at minimum frequency |
| 939 |
Enter lower range value for the measured value range.
Additional information:
- Depending on the setting selected for the "Measuring mode" parameter, the value specified for this parameter and the "Measuring value at maximum frequency" parameter must have the same algebraic sign or not.
- As a rule, the lower range value is scaled to be lower than the upper range value. As a result, the behavior of the frequency output is proportional to the process variable assigned. If the lower range value is scaled to be higher than the upper range value, then the behavior of the frequency output will be inversely proportional to the process variable assigend. |
| 940 |
Output frequency 1 |
| 941 |
Displays the pulse frequency currently output. |
| 942 |
Frequency output 1 simulation |
| 943 |
Switch simulation of the frequency output on or off. |
| 944 |
Frequency output 1 value |
| 945 |
Enter the frequency value for the simulation. In this manner, it is possible to verify the frequency output is configured correctly and downstream processing units are functioning properly. |
| 946 |
Assign limit |
| 947 |
Select the process variable to monitor in case the specified limit value is exceeded. If a limit value for the selected process variable is exceeded, the output is switched on. |
| 948 |
Oscillation damping |
| 949 |
Assign diagnostic behavior |
| 950 |
The switch output is switched on (closed, conductive), if there is a pending diagnostic event of the assigned behavioral category. |
| 951 |
Alarm or warning |
| 952 |
Warning |
| 953 |
Operating mode |
| 954 |
Select the operating mode for the output. |
| 955 |
Pulse |
| 956 |
Frequency |
| 957 |
Switch |
| 958 |
Invert output signal |
| 959 |
Indicate whether to invert the output signal (Yes/No).
Additional information:
- If the output signal is inverted, the output behavior is the reverse of its configuration.
- This setting does not apply to the frequency output. |
| 960 |
No pulses |
| 961 |
Assign pulse output 1 |
| 962 |
Select process variable for pulse output. |
| 963 |
Select measuring mode for pulse output. |
| 964 |
Displays the pulse frequency currently output.
Additional information:
- The output behavior can be inverted in the "Invert output signal" parameter, i.e. in this case the transistor will be non-conductive for the duration of a pulse.
- The "Invert output signal" parameter is not available for all devices. |
| 965 |
Pulse output simulation 1 |
| 966 |
Switch simulation of the pulse output on or off. |
| 967 |
Down-counting value |
| 968 |
Pulse value 1 |
| 969 |
Enter the number of pulses to simulate the pulse output. In this manner, it is possible to verify the pulse output is configured correctly and downstream processing units are functioning properly. |
| 970 |
Value per pulse |
| 971 |
Enter the measured value to which a pulse corresponds.
Additional information:
Weighting of the pulse output with a quantity.
The lower the pulse value, the
- better the resolution.
- higher the frequency of the pulse response. |
| 972 |
Pulse width |
| 973 |
Specify the duration of the output pulse.
Additional information:
The maximum pulse rate is defined by fmax = 1 / (2 × pulse width). The interval between two pulses (P) is at least as long as the specified pulse width (B).
The maximum flow is defined by Qmax = fmax × pulse value. If the flow exceeds these limit values, the measuring device displays the diagnostic message "443 Pulse output @1 faulty".
Example:
- Pulse value: 0.1 g
- Pulse width: 0.1 ms
- fmax: 1 / (2 × 0.1 ms) = 5 kHz
- Qmax: 5 kHz × 0.1 g = 0.5 kg/s |
| 974 |
Actual status |
| 975 |
Open |
| 976 |
Closed |
| 977 |
Switch output function |
| 978 |
Assign a function to the switch output.
Additional information:
- The state of the switch output (on or off) when the assigned function is triggered can be inverted in the "Invert output signal" parameter
- The "Invert output signal" parameter is not available for all devices. |
| 979 |
Diagnostic behavior |
| 980 |
Limit |
| 981 |
Flow direction check |
| 982 |
Switch state 1 |
| 983 |
Indicates the current switch output status. |
| 984 |
Switch output simulation 1 |
| 985 |
Switch simulation of the switch output on or off.
Additional information:
When simulation is on, the switch output is set to the state specified in the "Switch state @1" parameter. |
| 986 |
Select a switch state. In this manner, it is possible to verify the switch output is configured correctly and downstream processing units are functioning properly. |
| 987 |
Switch-off delay |
| 988 |
Enter delay before the switch output is switched off. |
| 989 |
Switch-off value |
| 990 |
Enter limit value for the switch-off point (process variable < switch-off value = open, non-conductive).
Additional information:
To use a hysteresis: Switch-on point > Switch-off point. |
| 991 |
Switch-on delay |
| 992 |
Enter delay before the switch output is switched on. |
| 993 |
Switch-on value |
| 994 |
Enter limit value for the switch-on point (process variable > switch-on value = closed, conductive).
Additional information:
To use a hysteresis: Switch-on point > Switch-off point. |
| 995 |
Assign status |
| 996 |
Select the device status to display for the switch output.
Additional information:
If the switch on point for the selected detection method is reached, the output is conductive. Otherwise, the switch output is non-conductive. |
| 997 |
Enter access code |
| 998 |
For users logged on in the Operator role, enter the Maintenance code to change the access status to Maintenance and disable write protection of parameters. For users logged on in the Maintenance role, enter the Service code to change the access status to Service and enable read and write access to Service parameters. |
| 999 |
ChangeLoginPasswordState 1 |
| 1000 |
CurrentLoginCodeValid |
| 1001 |
LoginCodeFirstValid |
| 1002 |
LoginCodeSecondvalid |
| 1003 |
Customized |
| 1004 |
Displays the device firmware version installed. |
| 1005 |
01.00 |
| 1006 |
Device name |
| 1007 |
Displays the name of the transmitter.
Additional information:
The name can also be found on the transmitter's nameplate. |
| 1008 |
Promass10 |
| 1009 |
Extended order code 1 |
| 1010 |
Displays the first, second and/or third part of the extended order code. Due to character length restrictions, the extended order code is split into a maximum of 3 parameters. The extended order code indicates for each feature in the product structure the selected option, thereby uniquely identifying the device model.
Additional information:
The extended order code can also be found on the nameplate. |
| 1011 |
-------------------- |
| 1012 |
Extended order code 2 |
| 1013 |
Extended order code 3 |
| 1014 |
Order code |
| 1015 |
Displays the device order code.
Additional information:
The order code can be used for instance to order a replacement or spare device or to verify that the device features specified on the order form match the shipping note. |
| 1016 |
- none - |
| 1017 |
Displays the serial number of the measuring device. The serial number can be used to identify the measuring device and to retrieve further information on the measuring device, such as the related documentation, via the Device Viewer or Operations app.
Additional information:
The serial number can also be found on the nameplate of the sensor and transmitter. |
| 1018 |
79AFFF16000 |
| 1019 |
Displays the name for the measuring point. |
| 1020 |
Promass |
| 1021 |
ENP version |
| 1022 |
Displays the version of the electronic nameplate (ENP). |
| 1023 |
2.02.00 |
| 1024 |
XML build number |
| 1025 |
Languages supported |
| 1026 |
English |
| 1027 |
Deutsch |
| 1028 |
Arabic |
| 1029 |
Chinese |
| 1030 |
Czech |
| 1031 |
Nederlands |
| 1032 |
Français |
| 1033 |
Bahasa Indonesia |
| 1034 |
Italiano |
| 1035 |
Japanese |
| 1036 |
Korean |
| 1037 |
Polski |
| 1038 |
Portuguesa |
| 1039 |
Russian |
| 1040 |
Español |
| 1041 |
Svenska |
| 1042 |
Thai |
| 1043 |
Türkçe |
| 1044 |
Vietnamese |
| 1045 |
Activate SW option |
| 1046 |
Enter application package code or code of the functionality ordered separately to activate it.
Additional information:
- If a measuring device was ordered with an add-on software option, the activation code is programmed into the measuring device ex factory.
- After entering the activation code: Check whether the new software option is displayed in the "Software option overview" parameter and therefore active.
NOTE
If an an invalid code is entered the software options that have already been activated are invalidated!
Before entering a new activation code: Create a record of the existing activation code. |
| 1047 |
Indicates the write protection with the highest priority that is currently active. |
| 1048 |
Hardware locked |
| 1049 |
Temporarily locked |
| 1050 |
Manufacturer |
| 1051 |
Displays the manufacturer. |
| 1052 |
Endress+Hauser |
| 1053 |
Confirm Maintenance code |
| 1054 |
Confirm the access code entered for the Maintenance role. |
| 1055 |
Define Maintenance code |
| 1056 |
Specify an access code that is required to obtain the access rights for the Maintenance role. |
| 1057 |
Device reset |
| 1058 |
Reset the device configuration - either entirely or in part - to a defined state. |
| 1059 |
To delivery settings |
| 1060 |
Restart device |
| 1061 |
Restore S-DAT backup |
| 1062 |
Create T-DAT backup |
| 1063 |
Restore T-DAT backup |
| 1064 |
Reset Maintenance code |
| 1065 |
Enter the code provided by Endress+Hauser Technical Support to reset the Maintenance code. |
| 1066 |
0x00 |
| 1067 |
Software option overview |
| 1068 |
Displays all software options included in the order ex factory or ordered at a later date that have been enabled via the operating interface.
Additional information:
If a new software option is not displayed after entering the activation code, the code entered was inaccurate or invalid. In this case, contact the appropriate Endress+Hauser sales organization to activate the software option. |
| 1069 |
Heartbeat Verification |
| 1070 |
Heartbeat Monitoring |
| 1071 |
SW option enabled overview |
| 1072 |
UDL features |
| 1073 |
Upload support |
| 1074 |
Download support |
| 1075 |
Multibuffer support |
| 1076 |
UDL operation |
| 1077 |
Initiate upload |
| 1078 |
Download to different device |
| 1079 |
Download to identical device |
| 1080 |
Abort up-/download |
| 1081 |
Terminate up-/download |
| 1082 |
Confirm download status |
| 1083 |
UDL status |
| 1084 |
Up-/download inactive |
| 1085 |
Download temporary impossible |
| 1086 |
Upload active |
| 1087 |
Download active |
| 1088 |
Up-/Download verification active |
| 1089 |
Download succeeded |
| 1090 |
Download terminated with warnings |
| 1091 |
Download failed |
| 1092 |
User role |
| 1093 |
Displays the role the user is currently logged on in. The role determines the user's access rights for the parameters.
Additional information:
- Until a Maintenance code has been set in the "Define Maintenance code" parameter, all users are automatically logged on in the Maintenance role. Once the Maintenance code has been set, all users are automatically logged on in the Operator role.
- The access rights can be changed via the "Enter access code" parameter. |
| 1094 |
Operator |
| 1095 |
Maintenance |
| 1096 |
Service |
| 1097 |
Production |
| 1098 |
Development |
| 1099 |
Alarm delay |
| 1100 |
Enter a duration for the alarm delay. When a diagnostic event of the "Alarm" category occurs, the diagnostic message is not generated until the delay has elapsed. |
| 1101 |
Clear event list |
| 1102 |
Deletes all entries from the events list. Once this function has been executed, the events list is empty and all the events are deleted. |
| 1103 |
Clear data |
| 1104 |
Timestamp |
| 1105 |
Displays the timestamp for the currently active diagnostic message. |
| 1106 |
|
| 1107 |
Status signal |
| 1108 |
Indicates the current device status.
Additional information:
The F, C, S and M status signals are categorized in accordance with VDI/VDE 2650 and NAMUR Recommendation NE 107. |
| 1109 |
OK |
| 1110 |
--- |
| 1111 |
Indicates the current device status in accordance with VDI/VDE 2650 and NAMUR Recommendation NE 107 |
| 1112 |
Actual diagnostics |
| 1113 |
Displays the currently active diagnostic message.
If there is more than one pending diagnostic event, the message for the diagnostic event with the highest priority is displayed. |
| 1114 |
-------- |
| 1115 |
C431 Trim 1 required |
| 1116 |
C491 Current output 1 simulation active |
| 1117 |
I1079 Sensor changed |
| 1118 |
F910 Tubes not oscillating |
| 1119 |
I1089 Power on |
| 1120 |
I1090 Configuration reset |
| 1121 |
I1091 Configuration changed |
| 1122 |
F437 Configuration incompatible |
| 1123 |
F242 Firmware incompatible |
| 1124 |
M438 Dataset different |
| 1125 |
F252 Module incompatible |
| 1126 |
I1111 Density adjust failure |
| 1127 |
I1137 Display module replaced |
| 1128 |
F442 Frequency output faulty |
| 1129 |
442 Frequency output faulty |
| 1130 |
M442 Frequency output faulty |
| 1131 |
C442 Frequency output faulty |
| 1132 |
S442 Frequency output faulty |
| 1133 |
F410 Data transfer failed |
| 1134 |
F443 Pulse output 1 faulty |
| 1135 |
443 Pulse output 1 faulty |
| 1136 |
M443 Pulse output 1 faulty |
| 1137 |
C443 Pulse output 1 faulty |
| 1138 |
S443 Pulse output 1 faulty |
| 1139 |
C492 Frequency output simulation active |
| 1140 |
C493 Pulse output simulation active |
| 1141 |
C494 Switch output simulation active |
| 1142 |
C484 Failure mode simulation active |
| 1143 |
F842 Process value above limit |
| 1144 |
842 Process value above limit |
| 1145 |
M842 Process value above limit |
| 1146 |
C842 Process value above limit |
| 1147 |
S842 Process value above limit |
| 1148 |
F862 Partly filled pipe |
| 1149 |
862 Partly filled pipe |
| 1150 |
M862 Partly filled pipe |
| 1151 |
C862 Partly filled pipe |
| 1152 |
S862 Partly filled pipe |
| 1153 |
C485 Process variable simulation active |
| 1154 |
C453 Flow override active |
| 1155 |
I1151 History reset |
| 1156 |
F441 Current output faulty |
| 1157 |
441 Current output faulty |
| 1158 |
M441 Current output faulty |
| 1159 |
C441 Current output faulty |
| 1160 |
S441 Current output faulty |
| 1161 |
I1155 Sensor electronics temperature reset |
| 1162 |
I1157 Memory error event list |
| 1163 |
F083 Memory content inconsistent |
| 1164 |
F372 Sensor electronics (ISEM) faulty |
| 1165 |
F833 Sensor electronics temperature too low |
| 1166 |
833 Sensor electronics temperature too low |
| 1167 |
M833 Sensor electronics temperature too low |
| 1168 |
C833 Sensor electronics temperature too low |
| 1169 |
S833 Sensor electronics temperature too low |
| 1170 |
F832 Sensor electronics temperature too high |
| 1171 |
832 Sensor electronics temperature too high |
| 1172 |
M832 Sensor electronics temperature too high |
| 1173 |
C832 Sensor electronics temperature too high |
| 1174 |
S832 Sensor electronics temperature too high |
| 1175 |
F912 Medium inhomogeneous |
| 1176 |
912 Medium inhomogeneous |
| 1177 |
M912 Medium inhomogeneous |
| 1178 |
C912 Medium inhomogeneous |
| 1179 |
S912 Medium inhomogeneous |
| 1180 |
F834 Process temperature too high |
| 1181 |
834 Process temperature too high |
| 1182 |
M834 Process temperature too high |
| 1183 |
C834 Process temperature too high |
| 1184 |
S834 Process temperature too high |
| 1185 |
F835 Process temperature too low |
| 1186 |
835 Process temperature too low |
| 1187 |
M835 Process temperature too low |
| 1188 |
C835 Process temperature too low |
| 1189 |
S835 Process temperature too low |
| 1190 |
F046 Sensor limit exceeded |
| 1191 |
046 Sensor limit exceeded |
| 1192 |
M046 Sensor limit exceeded |
| 1193 |
C046 Sensor limit exceeded |
| 1194 |
S046 Sensor limit exceeded |
| 1195 |
F140 Sensor signal asymmetrical |
| 1196 |
140 Sensor signal asymmetrical |
| 1197 |
M140 Sensor signal asymmetrical |
| 1198 |
C140 Sensor signal asymmetrical |
| 1199 |
S140 Sensor signal asymmetrical |
| 1200 |
F913 Medium unsuitable |
| 1201 |
913 Medium unsuitable |
| 1202 |
M913 Medium unsuitable |
| 1203 |
C913 Medium unsuitable |
| 1204 |
S913 Medium unsuitable |
| 1205 |
F374 Sensor electronics (ISEM) faulty |
| 1206 |
374 Sensor electronics (ISEM) faulty |
| 1207 |
M374 Sensor electronics (ISEM) faulty |
| 1208 |
C374 Sensor electronics (ISEM) faulty |
| 1209 |
S374 Sensor electronics (ISEM) faulty |
| 1210 |
I1209 Density adjustment ok |
| 1211 |
F022 Temperature sensor defective |
| 1212 |
F062 Sensor connection faulty |
| 1213 |
I1221 Zero point adjust failure |
| 1214 |
I1222 Zero point adjustment ok |
| 1215 |
M311 Sensor electronics (ISEM) faulty |
| 1216 |
F082 Data storage inconsistent |
| 1217 |
I1256 Display: access status changed |
| 1218 |
F222 Voltage drift detected |
| 1219 |
F201 Electronics faulty |
| 1220 |
I1335 Firmware changed |
| 1221 |
C495 Diagnostic event simulation active |
| 1222 |
I1351 Empty pipe detection adjustment failure |
| 1223 |
I1353 Empty pipe detection adjustment ok |
| 1224 |
F948 Oscillation damping too high |
| 1225 |
948 Oscillation damping too high |
| 1226 |
M948 Oscillation damping too high |
| 1227 |
C948 Oscillation damping too high |
| 1228 |
S948 Oscillation damping too high |
| 1229 |
F270 Electronic module defective |
| 1230 |
F383 Memory content |
| 1231 |
F283 Memory content inconsistent |
| 1232 |
I1397 Fieldbus: access status changed |
| 1233 |
I1398 CDI: access status changed |
| 1234 |
I1444 Device verification passed |
| 1235 |
I1445 Device verification failed |
| 1236 |
I1448 Application reference data recorded |
| 1237 |
I1449 Recording application ref. data failed |
| 1238 |
F944 Monitoring failed |
| 1239 |
944 Monitoring failed |
| 1240 |
M944 Monitoring failed |
| 1241 |
C944 Monitoring failed |
| 1242 |
S944 Monitoring failed |
| 1243 |
F144 Measurement error too high |
| 1244 |
144 Measurement error too high |
| 1245 |
M144 Measurement error too high |
| 1246 |
C144 Measurement error too high |
| 1247 |
S144 Measurement error too high |
| 1248 |
I1459 I/O module verification failed |
| 1249 |
I1461 Sensor verification failed |
| 1250 |
I1462 Sensor electronic module verific. failed |
| 1251 |
F302 Device verification active |
| 1252 |
302 Device verification active |
| 1253 |
M302 Device verification active |
| 1254 |
C302 Device verification active |
| 1255 |
S302 Device verification active |
| 1256 |
I1512 Download started |
| 1257 |
I1513 Download finished |
| 1258 |
I1514 Upload started |
| 1259 |
I1515 Upload finished |
| 1260 |
C412 Processing download |
| 1261 |
I1622 Calibration changed |
| 1262 |
I1624 All totalizers reset |
| 1263 |
I1625 Write protection activated |
| 1264 |
I1626 Write protection deactivated |
| 1265 |
I1629 CDI: login successful |
| 1266 |
I1632 Display: login failed |
| 1267 |
I1633 CDI: login failed |
| 1268 |
I1634 Reset to factory settings |
| 1269 |
I1635 Reset to delivery settings |
| 1270 |
F387 HistoROM data faulty |
| 1271 |
I1649 Hardware write protection activated |
| 1272 |
I1650 Hardware write protection deactivated |
| 1273 |
F063 Exciter current faulty |
| 1274 |
I1712 New flash file received |
| 1275 |
F331 Firmware update failed in module 1 |
| 1276 |
F331 Firmware update failed in module 2 |
| 1277 |
F331 Firmware update failed in module 3 |
| 1278 |
F373 Sensor electronics (ISEM) faulty |
| 1279 |
I1725 Sensor electronic module (ISEM) changed |
| 1280 |
F378 Electronic module supply voltage faulty |
| 1281 |
I2036 Date/time set successfully |
| 1282 |
F230 Date/time incorrect |
| 1283 |
230 Date/time incorrect |
| 1284 |
M230 Date/time incorrect |
| 1285 |
C230 Date/time incorrect |
| 1286 |
S230 Date/time incorrect |
| 1287 |
F231 Date/time not available |
| 1288 |
231 Date/time not available |
| 1289 |
M231 Date/time not available |
| 1290 |
C231 Date/time not available |
| 1291 |
S231 Date/time not available |
| 1292 |
I2167 Date/time resynchronized |
| 1293 |
F278 Display module defective |
| 1294 |
Event category 1 |
| 1295 |
Event category 2 |
| 1296 |
Event category 3 |
| 1297 |
Event category 4 |
| 1298 |
Event category 5 |
| 1299 |
Diagnostics 1 |
| 1300 |
Displays the currently active diagnostic message with the highest priority. |
| 1301 |
Diagnostics 2 |
| 1302 |
Displays the currently active diagnostic message with the second highest priority. |
| 1303 |
Diagnostics 3 |
| 1304 |
Displays the currently active diagnostic message with the third highest priority. |
| 1305 |
Diagnostics 4 |
| 1306 |
Displays the currently active diagnostic message with the fourth highest priority. |
| 1307 |
Diagnostics 5 |
| 1308 |
Displays the currently active diagnostic message with the fifth-highest priority. |
| 1309 |
Update Event |
| 1310 |
Displays the timestamp for the diagnostic message with the highest priority. |
| 1311 |
Displays the timestamp for the diagnostic message with the second highest priority. |
| 1312 |
Displays the timestamp for the diagnostic message with the third highest priority. |
| 1313 |
Displays the timestamp for the diagnostic message with the fourth highest priority. |
| 1314 |
Displays the timestamp for the diagnostic message with the fifth highest priority. |
| 1315 |
Assign behavior of diagnostic no. 230 |
| 1316 |
Select behavior for diagnostic event "230 Date/time incorrect". |
| 1317 |
Logbook entry only |
| 1318 |
Assign behavior of diagnostic no. 231 |
| 1319 |
Select behavior for diagnostic event "231 Date/time not available". |
| 1320 |
Assign behavior of diagnostic no. 862 |
| 1321 |
Select behavior for diagnostic event "862 Partly filled pipe". |
| 1322 |
Assign behavior of diagnostic no. 140 |
| 1323 |
Select behavior for diagnostic event "140 Sensor signal asymmetrical". |
| 1324 |
Assign behavior of diagnostic no. 832 |
| 1325 |
Select behavior for diagnostic event "832 Electronics temperature too high". |
| 1326 |
Assign behavior of diagnostic no. 833 |
| 1327 |
Select behavior for diagnostic event "833 Electronics temperature too low". |
| 1328 |
Assign behavior of diagnostic no. 842 |
| 1329 |
Select behavior for diagnostic event "842 Process value above limit". |
| 1330 |
Assign behavior of diagnostic no. 912 |
| 1331 |
Select behavior for diagnostic event "912 Medium inhomogeneous". |
| 1332 |
Assign behavior of diagnostic no. 834 |
| 1333 |
Assign behavior of diagnostic no. 835 |
| 1334 |
Select behavior for diagnostic event "835 Process temperature too low". |
| 1335 |
Assign behavior of diagnostic no. 046 |
| 1336 |
Select behavior for diagnostic event "046 Sensor limit exceeded". |
| 1337 |
Assign behavior of diagnostic no. 944 |
| 1338 |
Select behavior for diagnostic event "944 Monitoring failed". |
| 1339 |
Assign behavior of diagnostic no. 144 |
| 1340 |
Select diagnostic behavior for the selected diagnostic number |
| 1341 |
Assign behavior of diagnostic no. 948 |
| 1342 |
Select behavior for diagnostic event "948 Oscillation damping too high". |
| 1343 |
Assign behavior of diagnostic no. 913 |
| 1344 |
Select behavior for diagnostic event "913 Medium unsuitable". |
| 1345 |
Assign behavior of diagnostic no. 441 |
| 1346 |
Select behavior for diagnostic event "441 Current output @1 faulty". |
| 1347 |
Assign behavior of diagnostic no. 442 |
| 1348 |
Select behavior for diagnostic event "442 Frequency output faulty". |
| 1349 |
Assign behavior of diagnostic no. 443 |
| 1350 |
Select behavior for diagnostic event "443 Pulse output @1 faulty". |
| 1351 |
Assign behavior of diagnostic no. 302 |
| 1352 |
Select behavior for diagnostic event "302 Device verification active". |
| 1353 |
Assign behavior of diagnostic no. 374 |
| 1354 |
Select behavior for diagnostic event "374 Sensor electronics (ISEM) faulty". |
| 1355 |
Prepare state |
| 1356 |
Filter options |
| 1357 |
Select the category of event notification to display in the event list.
Additional information:
The status signals F, C, S and M are categorized in accordance with VDI/VDE 2650 and NAMUR Recommendation NE 107. |
| 1358 |
All |
| 1359 |
Out of specification (S) |
| 1360 |
Information (I) |
| 1361 |
PE_method_read_event |
| 1362 |
Entries list |
| 1363 |
Operating time from restart |
| 1364 |
Indicates how long the device has been in operation since the last time the device was restarted. |
| 1365 |
Displays the timestamp of the diagnostic message generated for the last diagnostic event that has ended. |
| 1366 |
Event category |
| 1367 |
Previous diagnostics |
| 1368 |
Displays the diagnostic message for the last diagnostic event that has ended. |
| 1369 |
Diagnostic event simulation |
| 1370 |
Select the diagnostic event to simulate. |
| 1371 |
022 Temperature sensor defective |
| 1372 |
062 Sensor connection faulty |
| 1373 |
063 Exciter current faulty |
| 1374 |
082 Data storage inconsistent |
| 1375 |
083 Memory content inconsistent |
| 1376 |
201 Electronics faulty |
| 1377 |
222 Voltage drift detected |
| 1378 |
242 Firmware incompatible |
| 1379 |
252 Module incompatible |
| 1380 |
270 Electronic module defective |
| 1381 |
278 Display module defective |
| 1382 |
283 Memory content inconsistent |
| 1383 |
311 Sensor electronics (ISEM) faulty |
| 1384 |
331 Firmware update failed in module 1 |
| 1385 |
331 Firmware update failed in module 2 |
| 1386 |
331 Firmware update failed in module 3 |
| 1387 |
372 Sensor electronics (ISEM) faulty |
| 1388 |
373 Sensor electronics (ISEM) faulty |
| 1389 |
378 Electronic module supply voltage faulty |
| 1390 |
383 Memory content |
| 1391 |
387 HistoROM data faulty |
| 1392 |
410 Data transfer failed |
| 1393 |
412 Processing download |
| 1394 |
431 Trim 1 required |
| 1395 |
437 Configuration incompatible |
| 1396 |
438 Dataset different |
| 1397 |
453 Flow override active |
| 1398 |
484 Failure mode simulation active |
| 1399 |
485 Process variable simulation active |
| 1400 |
491 Current output 1 simulation active |
| 1401 |
492 Frequency output simulation active |
| 1402 |
493 Pulse output simulation active |
| 1403 |
494 Switch output simulation active |
| 1404 |
910 Tubes not oscillating |
| 1405 |
Device alarm simulation |
| 1406 |
Switch the device alarm simulation on or off.
While simulation is in progress, the display alternates between the measured value and a diagnostic message of the Function Check (C) category. |
| 1407 |
None |
| 1408 |
Corrected volume unit |
| 1409 |
Select corrected volume unit. |
| 1410 |
Corrected volume flow unit |
| 1411 |
Select corrected volume flow unit. |
| 1412 |
Density unit |
| 1413 |
Select density unit. |
| 1414 |
Mass unit |
| 1415 |
Select mass unit. |
| 1416 |
Mass flow unit |
| 1417 |
Select mass flow unit. |
| 1418 |
Pressure unit |
| 1419 |
Select pressure unit. |
| 1420 |
Reference density unit |
| 1421 |
Select reference density unit. |
| 1422 |
Temperature unit |
| 1423 |
Select temperature unit. |
| 1424 |
Volume unit |
| 1425 |
Select volume unit. |
| 1426 |
Volume flow unit |
| 1427 |
Select volume flow unit. |
| 1428 |
Assign process variable |
| 1429 |
Select process variable for totalizer.
Additional information:
If the option selected is changed, the device resets the totalizer to "0". |
| 1430 |
method_update_TIC_TotUnit_1 |
| 1431 |
method_update_TIC_TotUnit_2 |
| 1432 |
method_update_TIC_TotUnit_3 |
| 1433 |
Control Totalizer 1 |
| 1434 |
Operate the totalizer. |
| 1435 |
Totalize |
| 1436 |
Reset + hold |
| 1437 |
Preset + hold |
| 1438 |
Hold |
| 1439 |
Control Totalizer 2 |
| 1440 |
Control Totalizer 3 |
| 1441 |
Specify how the totalizer should behave in the event of a device alarm.
Additional information:
The failsafe mode that applies to any other totalizers or outputs is specified separately in other parameters and is not impacted by this setting. |
| 1442 |
Stop |
| 1443 |
Limit hysteresis |
| 1444 |
Totalizer overflow 1 |
| 1445 |
Displays the current totalizer overflow.
Additional information:
If the current totalizer counter exceeds the operating tool's maximum numerical display range of 7 digits, the amount above this range is expressed as an overflow. The current totalizer counter therefore equals the sum of the overflow and the totalizer value displayed in the "Totalizer value @1" parameter.
Example of how to calculate the current totalizer counter when the value exceeds the 7 digit display limit of the operating tool:
- Value of "Totalizer value @1" parameter: 1,968,457 m³
- Value of "Totalizer overflow @1" parameter: 1 × 10^7 m³ = 10,000,000 m³
- Current totalizer reading: 11,968,457 m³ |
| 1446 |
Totalizer overflow 2 |
| 1447 |
Totalizer overflow 3 |
| 1448 |
Preset value 1 |
| 1449 |
Specify start value for totalizer. |
| 1450 |
Preset value 2 |
| 1451 |
Preset value 3 |
| 1452 |
Totalizer operation mode |
| 1453 |
Select totalizer calculation mode. |
| 1454 |
Net flow total |
| 1455 |
Forward flow total |
| 1456 |
Reverse flow total |
| 1457 |
Unit totalizer 1 |
| 1458 |
Select process variable totalizer unit. |
| 1459 |
Unit totalizer 2 |
| 1460 |
Unit totalizer 3 |
| 1461 |
Totalizer value 1 |
| 1462 |
Displays the current totalizer counter.
Additional information:
Since the operating tool cannot display figures with more than 7 digits, the current counter above this range equals the sum of the totalizer counter plus the overflow displayed for the "Totalizer overflow @1" parameter.
Example for how to calculate the current totalizer counter when the value exceeds the 7 digit display range limit of the operating tool:
- Value of "Totalizer value @1" parameter: 1,968,457 m³
- Value of "Totalizer overflow @1" parameter: 1 × 107 m³ = 10,000,000 m³
- Current totalizer reading: 11,968,457 m³
In the event of an error, the totalizer behaves as specified in the "Failure mode" parameter. |
| 1463 |
Totalizer value 2 |
| 1464 |
Totalizer value 3 |
| 1465 |
Brightness |
| 1466 |
Adjust brightness. |
| 1467 |
Color scheme |
| 1468 |
Select preferred color scheme. |
| 1469 |
Light |
| 1470 |
Dark |
| 1471 |
Display damping |
| 1472 |
Enter time constant (PT1 element) to set reaction time of the display to fluctuations in the measured value.
Additional information:
- The smaller the time constant the faster the display reacts to fluctuations in the measured value.
- If the time constant is set to 0, damping is deactivated. |
| 1473 |
Value 1 display |
| 1474 |
Select the measured value that is displayed first on the local display.
Additional information:
The applicable unit of measure is specified in the "System units" submenu. |
| 1475 |
Value 2 display |
| 1476 |
Select the measured value that is shown second on the local display.
Additional information:
The applicable unit of measure is specified in the "System units" submenu. |
| 1477 |
Value 3 display |
| 1478 |
Select the measured value that is shown third on the local display.
Additional information:
The applicable unit of measure is specified in the "System units" submenu. |
| 1479 |
Value 4 display |
| 1480 |
Select the measured value that is shown fourth on the local display.
Additional information:
The applicable unit of measure is specified in the "System units" submenu. |
| 1481 |
Rotation display |
| 1482 |
Select rotation angle of the display text to optimize local display readability. |
| 1483 |
Auto |
| 1484 |
0 degree |
| 1485 |
90 degree |
| 1486 |
180 degree |
| 1487 |
270 degree |
| 1488 |
Language |
| 1489 |
Set display language. |
| 1490 |
German |
| 1491 |
French |
| 1492 |
Spanish |
| 1493 |
Italian |
| 1494 |
Dutch |
| 1495 |
Portuguese |
| 1496 |
Polish |
| 1497 |
Swedish |
| 1498 |
Turkish |
| 1499 |
Indonesian |
| 1500 |
Edit: Zero point adjustment control |
| 1501 |
Edit: Select medium |
| 1502 |
Edit: Reset all totalizers |
| 1503 |
Edit: Record application reference data |
| 1504 |
Edit: Start verification |
| 1505 |
Edit: Device reset |
| 1506 |
Edit: Clear event list |
| 1507 |
Response_Code_msg |
| 1508 |
BCT_request |
| 1509 |
Blocktransfer DWORD(4)_1 |
| 1510 |
Blocktransfer DWORD(4)_2 |
| 1511 |
Blocktransfer DWORD(4)_3 |
| 1512 |
Blocktransfer DWORD(4)_4 |
| 1513 |
Blocktransfer DWORD(4)_5 |
| 1514 |
Blocktransfer DWORD(4)_6 |
| 1515 |
Blocktransfer DWORD(4)_7 |
| 1516 |
Blocktransfer DWORD(4)_8 |
| 1517 |
Blocktransfer DWORD(4)_9 |
| 1518 |
Blocktransfer DWORD(4)_10 |
| 1519 |
Blocktransfer DWORD(4)_11 |
| 1520 |
Blocktransfer DWORD(4)_12 |
| 1521 |
Blocktransfer DWORD(4)_13 |
| 1522 |
Blocktransfer DWORD(4)_14 |
| 1523 |
Blocktransfer DWORD(4)_15 |
| 1524 |
Blocktransfer DWORD(4)_16 |
| 1525 |
Blocktransfer DWORD(4)_17 |
| 1526 |
Blocktransfer DWORD(4)_18 |
| 1527 |
Blocktransfer DWORD(4)_19 |
| 1528 |
Blocktransfer DWORD(4)_20 |
| 1529 |
Blocktransfer DWORD(4)_21 |
| 1530 |
Blocktransfer DWORD(4)_22 |
| 1531 |
Blocktransfer DWORD(4)_23 |
| 1532 |
Blocktransfer DWORD(4)_24 |
| 1533 |
Blocktransfer DWORD(4)_25 |
| 1534 |
CorrGain |
| 1535 |
CorrOffset |
| 1536 |
BroadcastPrimaryVariableSelector |
| 1537 |
BroadcastSecondVariableSelector |
| 1538 |
HARTOutput |
| 1539 |
Pulse/frequency/switch output 1 |
| 1540 |
Process |
| 1541 |
Current output 1 |
| 1542 |
Unit |
| 1543 |
Diagnostics |
| 1544 |
Device |
| 1545 |
TouchDisplay |
| 1546 |
Heartbeat |
| 1547 |
HARTBurstMessage |
| 1548 |
BlueConnect |
| 1549 |
port |
| 1550 |
Sensor number |
| 1551 |
Sensor 1 |
| 1552 |
Sensor 2 |
| 1553 |
Curve ID |
| 1554 |
Data transfer finished |
| 1555 |
X minimum value |
| 1556 |
X maximum value |
| 1557 |
X decimation value |
| 1558 |
Preparation status |
| 1559 |
X engineering unit |
| 1560 |
UNITS_CODE(45) |
| 1561 |
Y engineering unit |
| 1562 |
Transmission length |
| 1563 |
Number of data points |
| 1564 |
Compression state |
| 1565 |
success |
| 1566 |
inefficient (nur geräteintern) |
| 1567 |
Dst2Small |
| 1568 |
WrIntoRd |
| 1569 |
Fail (schwerer interner Fehler) |
| 1570 |
Corrected Xmin |
| 1571 |
Device corrected starting point in engineering unit |
| 1572 |
Corrected Xmax |
| 1573 |
Device corrected ending point in engineering unit |
| 1574 |
function_code |
| 1575 |
Master Byte Count |
| 1576 |
Device Byte Count |
| 1577 |
Segment Length Changed |
| 1578 |
Port not Found |
| 1579 |
Port in Use |
| 1580 |
Maximum Ports In Use |
| 1581 |
Segment Length Too Small |
| 1582 |
Blocktransfer Float_1 |
| 1583 |
Blocktransfer Float_2 |
| 1584 |
Blocktransfer Float_3 |
| 1585 |
Blocktransfer Float_4 |
| 1586 |
Blocktransfer Float_5 |
| 1587 |
Blocktransfer Float_6 |
| 1588 |
Blocktransfer Float_7 |
| 1589 |
Blocktransfer Float_8 |
| 1590 |
Blocktransfer Float_9 |
| 1591 |
Blocktransfer Float_10 |
| 1592 |
Blocktransfer Float_11 |
| 1593 |
Blocktransfer Float_12 |
| 1594 |
Blocktransfer Float_13 |
| 1595 |
Blocktransfer Float_14 |
| 1596 |
Blocktransfer Float_15 |
| 1597 |
Blocktransfer Float_16 |
| 1598 |
number_bytes_message |
| 1599 |
Port not Open |
| 1600 |
Close port |
| 1601 |
End of transfer |
| 1602 |
Progress |
| 1603 |
Device Settings |
| 1604 |
Maintenance |
| 1605 |
Feature not supported |
| 1606 |
Offline |
| 1607 |
Diagnostics |
| 1608 |
Active diagnostics |
| 1609 |
Application |
| 1610 |
Bluetooth configuration |
| 1611 |
Calibration |
| 1612 |
Communication |
| 1613 |
Connectivity |
| 1614 |
Corrected volume flow calculation |
| 1615 |
Device |
| 1616 |
Device management |
| 1617 |
Diagnostic list |
| 1618 |
Diagnostics |
| 1619 |
Diagnostic settings |
| 1620 |
Configuration |
| 1621 |
Electronics |
| 1622 |
Display |
| 1623 |
Event logbook |
| 1624 |
External compensation |
| 1625 |
Guidance |
| 1626 |
Commissioning |
| 1627 |
Complete this wizard to commission the device.
For each parameter, enter the appropriate value or select the appropriate option.
NOTE
If you exit the wizard before completing all required parameters, the changes you made will be saved. For this reason, the device may be in an undefined state!
In this case, a reset to the default settings is recommended. |
| 1628 |
HART configuration |
| 1629 |
Information |
| 1630 |
Output |
| 1631 |
Heartbeat Technology |
| 1632 |
Performing verification |
| 1633 |
Verification results |
| 1634 |
Measured values |
| 1635 |
Medium settings |
| 1636 |
Medium temperature |
| 1637 |
Display module |
| 1638 |
Oscillation amplitude |
| 1639 |
Oscillation frequency |
| 1640 |
Process parameters |
| 1641 |
Process variable adjustment |
| 1642 |
Properties |
| 1643 |
Sensor adjustment |
| 1644 |
Simulation |
| 1645 |
Software configuration |
| 1646 |
System |
| 1647 |
Totalizer |
| 1648 |
Totalizers |
| 1649 |
Totalizer handling |
| 1650 |
Two phase flow |
| 1651 |
System units |
| 1652 |
User management |
| 1653 |
Zero point adjustment |
| 1654 |
Process variables |
| 1655 |
Access rights |
| 1656 |
Viewing active diagnostics |
| 1657 |
Configuring Bluetooth |
| 1658 |
Viewing details of the last calibration performed |
| 1659 |
Setting up the device for corrected volume flow calculation |
| 1660 |
Current output |
| 1661 |
Configuring the current output |
| 1662 |
Setting the date and time formats |
| 1663 |
Squawk command is used for identifying devices in Field. This command enables the device to respond with a visible response on the display. |
| 1664 |
Managing the device |
| 1665 |
Viewing device identification details |
| 1666 |
Extended order code |
| 1667 |
Viewing currently active diagnostic messages
If there are more than five pending diagnostic events, the messages for the events with the highest priority are displayed. |
| 1668 |
Changing diagnostic settings |
| 1669 |
Changing the diagnostic behavior or event category (status signal) assigned to a configuration-related diagnostic event (Events No. 400-599)
NOTE
It is not possible to change the diagnostic behavior for all diagnostic events! Only diagnostic events for which the default diagnostic behavior can be changed are displayed. |
| 1670 |
Changing the diagnostic behavior or event category (status signal) assigned to an electronics-related diagnostic event (Events No. 200-399)
NOTE
It is not possible to change the diagnostic behavior for all diagnostic events! Only diagnostic events for which the default diagnostic behavior can be changed are displayed. |
| 1671 |
Changing the diagnostic behavior or event category (status signal) assigned to a process-related diagnostic event (Events No. 800-999)
NOTE
It is not possible to change the diagnostic behavior for all diagnostic events! Only diagnostic events for which the default diagnostic behavior can be changed are displayed. |
| 1672 |
Changing the diagnostic behavior or event category (status signal) assigned to a sensor-related diagnostic event (Events No. 0-199)
NOTE
It is not possible to change the diagnostic behavior for all diagnostic events! Only diagnostic events for which the default diagnostic behavior can be changed are displayed. |
| 1673 |
Configuring the local display |
| 1674 |
Configuring partially filled pipe detection
Partially filled pipe detection monitors the pipe fill level. If an empty or partially filled pipe is detected, diagnostic message "862 Partly filled pipe" is generated. |
| 1675 |
Viewing event messages
Event messages are displayed in chronological order. The event history includes both diagnostic events and information events. The symbol in front of the timestamp indicates whether the event has started or ended. |
| 1676 |
Setting up the medium for external or internal compensation of the measured value |
| 1677 |
Configuring the HART interface |
| 1678 |
HART information |
| 1679 |
Viewing device details for the HART interface |
| 1680 |
HART output |
| 1681 |
Assigning measured variables to HART dynamic variables |
| 1682 |
Setting up Heartbeat Monitoring for HBSI (Heartbeat Sensor Integrity) |
| 1683 |
Performing a verification
There are two verification modes available: standard verification (without verification of external measured variables) and extended verification (with verification of external measured variables). |
| 1684 |
Viewing the verification results and generating the verification report |
| 1685 |
Configuring low flow cut off
Low flow cut off prevents the detection of flow rates that drop below the specified low flow cut off. |
| 1686 |
Viewing the lowest and highest sensor electronics temperature measured since the last reset |
| 1687 |
Selecting the medium and if applicable configuring the sound velocity |
| 1688 |
Viewing the lowest and highest medium temperature measured since the last reset |
| 1689 |
Reset minimum/maximum values |
| 1690 |
Resetting the minimum and the maximum value measured for the respective measuring variable to the currently measured value |
| 1691 |
Viewing details to identify the display module |
| 1692 |
Viewing details to identify the sensor electronic module |
| 1693 |
Viewing the lowest and highest oscillation amplitude measured since the last reset |
| 1694 |
Viewing the lowest and highest oscillation damping measured since the last reset |
| 1695 |
Viewing the lowest and highest oscillation frequency measured since the last reset |
| 1696 |
Configuring the pulse/frequency/switch output |
| 1697 |
Configuring the process parameters |
| 1698 |
Viewing the measured or calculated value for each process variable |
| 1699 |
Setting up the details to perform a zero point adjustment
For each process variable, the corrected value = (Factor x Value) + Offset |
| 1700 |
Configuring the measuring functionality of the sensor |
| 1701 |
Viewing the lowest and highest signal asymmetry measured since the last reset |
| 1702 |
Diagnostic simulation |
| 1703 |
Simulating an alarm condition or a diagnostic event |
| 1704 |
Output simulation |
| 1705 |
Simulating the outputs
While simulation is in progress, the display alternates between the measured value and a diagnostic message of the Function check (C) category. |
| 1706 |
Process value simulation |
| 1707 |
Simulating a process variable
While simulation is in progress, the display alternates between the measured value and a diagnostic message of the Function check (C) category. |
| 1708 |
Updates, activation, and overview of the software |
| 1709 |
Setting up the system units for the process variables |
| 1710 |
Viewing the totalizer counter and overflow |
| 1711 |
Configuring and operating the totalizer |
| 1712 |
Performing a reset and restart of all totalizers |
| 1713 |
Configuring a two phase medium (gas in liquid, droplets in gas, or solid in liquid) and viewing related diagnostics |
| 1714 |
Managing user access rights |
| 1715 |
Performing a zero point adjustment
Performing a zero point adjustment may be required for applications with low flow and stringent accuracy requirements. A measuring device in good condition has a maximum zero point deviation of ± 100 compared to the factory setting (calibration report).
Additional information:
The new zero point correction value is displayed in the "Zero point" parameter in the "Calibration" menu. |
| 1716 |
Remedy information |
| 1717 |
Carry out trim |
| 1718 |
1. Check electronics
2. Inspect sensor |
| 1719 |
1. Restart device
2. Contact service |
| 1720 |
1. Check firmware version
2. Flash or replace electronic module |
| 1721 |
1. Check data set file
2. Check device configuration
3. Up- and download new configuration |
| 1722 |
1. Check electronic modules
2. Check if correct modules are available (e.g. NEx, Ex)
3. Replace electronic modules |
| 1723 |
1. Check process
2. Check frequency output settings |
| 1724 |
1. Check connection
2. Retry data transfer |
| 1725 |
1. Check process
2. Check pulse output settings |
| 1726 |
Deactivate simulation frequency output |
| 1727 |
Deactivate simulation pulse output |
| 1728 |
Deactivate simulation switch output |
| 1729 |
1. Decrease process value
2. Check application
3. Check sensor |
| 1730 |
1.Check for gas in process
2. Adjust detection limits |
| 1731 |
Deactivate flow override |
| 1732 |
1. Check process
2. Check current output settings |
| 1733 |
1. Restart device
2. Restore HistoROM S-DAT backup ('Device reset' parameter)
3. Replace HistoROM S-DAT |
| 1734 |
1. Restart device
2. Check if failure recurs
3. Replace sensor electronic module (ISEM) |
| 1735 |
Increase ambient temperature |
| 1736 |
Reduce ambient temperature |
| 1737 |
1. Check process cond.
2. Increase system pressure |
| 1738 |
Reduce process temperature |
| 1739 |
Increase process temperature |
| 1740 |
1. Check sensor
2. Check process conditions |
| 1741 |
1. Check or replace sensor electronic module (ISEM)
2. If available: Check connection cable between sensor and transmitter
3. Replace sensor |
| 1742 |
1. Check process conditions
2. Check electronic modules or sensor |
| 1743 |
1. Do not reset device
2. Contact service |
| 1744 |
1. Check module connections
2. Contact service |
| 1745 |
Change main electronic module |
| 1746 |
Check process conditions |
| 1747 |
Replace electronic module |
| 1748 |
1. Restart device
2. Delete T-DAT via 'Reset device' parameter
3. Replace T-DAT |
| 1749 |
1. Reset device 2. Contact service |
| 1750 |
Check process conditions for Heartbeat Monitoring |
| 1751 |
1. Check or change sensor
2. Check process conditions |
| 1752 |
Device verification active, please wait. |
| 1753 |
Download active, please wait |
| 1754 |
Contact service organization |
| 1755 |
1. Update firmware of device
2. Restart device |
| 1756 |
Contact service |
| 1757 |
Check supply voltage to the ISEM |
| 1758 |
1. Replace RTC buffer battery
2. Set date and time |
| 1759 |
1. Replace display module or its cable
2. Set date and time |
| 1760 |
Replace display module |
| 1761 |
- |
| 1762 |
Deactivate simulation |
| 1763 |
Service ID |
| 1764 |
4 |
| 1765 |
80 |
| 1766 |
96 |
| 1767 |
103 |
| 1768 |
106 |
| 1769 |
107 |
| 1770 |
138 |
| 1771 |
139 |
| 1772 |
140 |
| 1773 |
141 |
| 1774 |
142 |
| 1775 |
143 |
| 1776 |
145 |
| 1777 |
146 |
| 1778 |
148 |
| 1779 |
153 |
| 1780 |
160 |
| 1781 |
161 |
| 1782 |
182 |
| 1783 |
193 |
| 1784 |
195 |
| 1785 |
196 |
| 1786 |
197 |
| 1787 |
198 |
| 1788 |
199 |
| 1789 |
200 |
| 1790 |
201 |
| 1791 |
202 |
| 1792 |
204 |
| 1793 |
205 |
| 1794 |
206 |
| 1795 |
212 |
| 1796 |
213 |
| 1797 |
214 |
| 1798 |
218 |
| 1799 |
219 |
| 1800 |
220 |
| 1801 |
223 |
| 1802 |
226 |
| 1803 |
231 |
| 1804 |
275 |
| 1805 |
276 |
| 1806 |
277 |
| 1807 |
281 |
| 1808 |
288 |
| 1809 |
289 |
| 1810 |
290 |
| 1811 |
331 |
| 1812 |
354 |
| 1813 |
360 |
| 1814 |
362 |
| 1815 |
366 |
| 1816 |
367 |
| 1817 |
454 |
| 1818 |
455 |
| 1819 |
494 |
| 1820 |
516 |
| 1821 |
648 |
| 1822 |
691 |
| 1823 |
704 |
| 1824 |
714 |
| 1825 |
715 |
| 1826 |
716 |
| 1827 |
717 |
| 1828 |
719 |
| 1829 |
720 |
| 1830 |
721 |
| 1831 |
1008 |
| 1832 |
1057 |
| 1833 |
1165 |
| 1834 |
1166 |
| 1835 |
1192 |
| 1836 |
1193 |
| 1837 |
Details |
| 1838 |
Actual details |
| 1839 |
Previous details |
| 1840 |
Commissioning20_Page_Number_Validity |
| 1841 |
Device identification |
| 1842 |
Identifying the device |
| 1843 |
Medium |
| 1844 |
Selecting and setting up the medium |
| 1845 |
Configuring the totalizer |
| 1846 |
Measuring conditions |
| 1847 |
Setting up the conditions for flow measurement and display of measured values |
| 1848 |
Finish |
| 1849 |
The device is ready for use. |
| 1850 |
Additional settings |
| 1851 |
<<Cancel>> |
| 1852 |
<<Finish>> |
| 1853 |
<<Previous |
| 1854 |
>>Next |
| 1855 |
Upload variables |
| 1856 |
Operate |
| 1857 |
Promass 10 |
| 1858 |
Device overview |
| 1859 |
|
| 1860 |
Indicates the write protection with the highest priority that is currently active |
| 1861 |
The commissioning for this device has not yet taken place. It is recommended to use the commissioning wizard. |
| 1862 |
Process-/Measured values |
| 1863 |
Output current |
| 1864 |
HART Diagnostics |
| 1865 |
Extended Device Status |
| 1866 |
Device standardized status 0 |
| 1867 |
Device Status |
| 1868 |
Status Byte 0 |
| 1869 |
Status Byte 1 |
| 1870 |
Status Byte 2 |
| 1871 |
Status Byte 3 |
| 1872 |
Status Byte 4 |
| 1873 |
Status Byte 5 |
| 1874 |
Status Byte 14 |
| 1875 |
Status Byte 15 |
| 1876 |
Status Byte 16 |
| 1877 |
Status Byte 17 |
| 1878 |
Status Byte 18 |
| 1879 |
Status Byte 19 |
| 1880 |
Status Byte 21 |
| 1881 |
Status Byte 22 |
| 1882 |
Status Byte 23 |
| 1883 |
Hart diagnosis |
| 1884 |
HartLogo |
| 1885 |
Configuration Flag Reset |
| 1886 |
Commands reset the configuration flag. |
| 1887 |
Failure |
| 1888 |
Out of Specification |
| 1889 |
Function Check |
| 1890 |
231 Date/time not available -> Remedy information: 1. Replace display module or its cable 2. Set date and time |
| 1891 |
C431 Trim 1 required -> Remedy information: Carry out trim |
| 1892 |
C491 Current output 1 simulation active -> Remedy information: Deactivate simulation |
| 1893 |
C485 Process variable simulation active -> Remedy information: Deactivate simulation |
| 1894 |
F022 Temperature sensor defective -> Remedy information: 1. Check or replace sensor electronic module (ISEM) 2. If available: Check connection cable between sensor and transmitter 3. Replace sensor |
| 1895 |
046 Sensor limit exceeded -> Remedy information: 1. Check sensor 2. Check process conditions |
| 1896 |
F910 Tubes not oscillating -> Remedy information: 1. Check electronics 2. Inspect sensor |
| 1897 |
C453 Flow override active -> Remedy information: Deactivate flow override |
| 1898 |
842 Process value above limit -> Remedy information: 1. Decrease process value 2. Check application 3. Check sensor |
| 1899 |
F083 Memory content inconsistent -> Remedy information: 1. Restart device 2. Restore HistoROM S-DAT backup ('Device reset' parameter) 3. Replace HistoROM S-DAT |
| 1900 |
F242 Firmware incompatible -> Remedy information: 1. Check firmware version 2. Flash or replace electronic module |
| 1901 |
F437 Configuration incompatible -> Remedy information: 1. Restart device 2. Contact service |
| 1902 |
M438 Dataset different -> Remedy information: 1. Check data set file 2. Check device configuration 3. Up- and download new configuration |
| 1903 |
C484 Failure mode simulation active -> Remedy information: Deactivate simulation |
| 1904 |
833 Sensor electronics temperature too low -> Remedy information: Increase ambient temperature |
| 1905 |
M311 Sensor electronics (ISEM) faulty -> Remedy information: 1. Do not reset device 2. Contact service |
| 1906 |
F410 Data transfer failed -> Remedy information: 1. Check connection 2. Retry data transfer |
| 1907 |
441 Current output faulty -> Remedy information: 1. Check process 2. Check current output settings |
| 1908 |
442 Frequency output faulty -> Remedy information: 1. Check process 2. Check frequency output settings |
| 1909 |
443 Pulse output 1 faulty -> Remedy information: 1. Check process 2. Check pulse output settings |
| 1910 |
C492 Frequency output simulation active -> Remedy information: Deactivate simulation frequency output |
| 1911 |
C493 Pulse output simulation active -> Remedy information: Deactivate simulation pulse output |
| 1912 |
C494 Switch output simulation active -> Remedy information: Deactivate simulation switch output |
| 1913 |
C495 Diagnostic event simulation active -> Remedy information: Deactivate simulation |
| 1914 |
140 Sensor signal asymmetrical -> Remedy information: 1. Check or replace sensor electronic module (ISEM) 2. If available: Check connection cable between sensor and transmitter 3. Replace sensor |
| 1915 |
F082 Data storage inconsistent -> Remedy information: 1. Check module connections 2. Contact service |
| 1916 |
C412 Processing download -> Remedy information: Download active, please wait |
| 1917 |
913 Medium unsuitable -> Remedy information: 1. Check process conditions 2. Check electronic modules or sensor |
| 1918 |
834 Process temperature too high -> Remedy information: Reduce process temperature |
| 1919 |
835 Process temperature too low -> Remedy information: Increase process temperature |
| 1920 |
912 Medium inhomogeneous -> Remedy information: 1. Check process cond. 2. Increase system pressure |
| 1921 |
F278 Display module defective -> Remedy information: Replace display module |
| 1922 |
F252 Module incompatible -> Remedy information: 1. Check electronic modules 2. Check if correct modules are available (e.g. NEx, Ex) 3. Replace electronic modules |
| 1923 |
F270 Electronic module defective -> Remedy information: Replace electronic module |
| 1924 |
F201 Electronics faulty -> Remedy information: 1. Restart device 2. Contact service |
| 1925 |
F062 Sensor connection faulty -> Remedy information: 1. Check or replace sensor electronic module (ISEM) 2. If available: Check connection cable between sensor and transmitter 3. Replace sensor |
| 1926 |
F222 Voltage drift detected -> Remedy information: Change main electronic module |
| 1927 |
144 Measurement error too high -> Remedy information: 1. Check or change sensor 2. Check process conditions |
| 1928 |
944 Monitoring failed -> Remedy information: Check process conditions for Heartbeat Monitoring |
| 1929 |
F283 Memory content inconsistent -> Remedy information: 1. Reset device 2. Contact service |
| 1930 |
F383 Memory content -> Remedy information: 1. Restart device 2. Delete T-DAT via 'Reset device' parameter 3. Replace T-DAT |
| 1931 |
302 Device verification active -> Remedy information: Device verification active, please wait. |
| 1932 |
948 Oscillation damping too high -> Remedy information: Check process conditions |
| 1933 |
F378 Electronic module supply voltage faulty -> Remedy information: Check supply voltage to the ISEM |
| 1934 |
F387 HistoROM data faulty -> Remedy information: Contact service organization |
| 1935 |
F331 Firmware update failed in module X
Remedy information
1. Update firmware of device
2. Restart device |
| 1936 |
230 Date/time incorrect -> Remedy information: 1. Replace RTC buffer battery 2. Set date and time |
| 1937 |
F063 Exciter current faulty -> Remedy information: 1. Check or replace sensor electronic module (ISEM) 2. If available: Check connection cable between sensor and transmitter 3. Replace sensor |
| 1938 |
F372 Sensor electronics (ISEM) faulty -> Remedy information: 1. Restart device 2. Check if failure recurs 3. Replace sensor electronic module (ISEM) |
| 1939 |
F373 Sensor electronics (ISEM) faulty -> Remedy information: Contact service |
| 1940 |
374 Sensor electronics (ISEM) faulty -> Remedy information: 1. Restart device 2. Check if failure recurs 3. Replace sensor electronic module (ISEM) |
| 1941 |
862 Partly filled pipe -> Remedy information: 1.Check for gas in process 2. Adjust detection limits |
| 1942 |
Update Time Period |
| 1943 |
LOW RANGE VALUE (dummy) |
| 1944 |
UP RANGE VALUE (dummy) |
| 1945 |
MIN SPAN VALUE (dummy) |
| 1946 |
Device family |
| 1947 |
Classification |
| 1948 |
Device family status |
| 1949 |
Process data quality |
| 1950 |
Limit status |
| 1951 |
Lower trim |
| 1952 |
Upper trim |
| 1953 |
Trim support |
| 1954 |
Level Min lower trim |
| 1955 |
Level Max lower trim |
| 1956 |
Level Min upper trim |
| 1957 |
Level Max upper trim |
| 1958 |
Level Min trim diff |
| 1959 |
Dummy |
| 1960 |
Update Period |
| 1961 |
0x80 |
| 1962 |
0x04 |
| 1963 |
0x84 |
| 1964 |
0x01 |
| 1965 |
0x81 |
| 1966 |
0x08 |
| 1967 |
0x88 |
| 1968 |
0x02 |
| 1969 |
0x82 |
| 1970 |
0x10 |
| 1971 |
0x20 |
| 1972 |
0xA0 |
| 1973 |
Event buffer selection |
| 1974 |
Event buffer selection : 1-10 |
| 1975 |
Event buffer selection : 11-20 |
| 1976 |
Event buffer selection : 21-30 |
| 1977 |
Event buffer selection : 31-40 |
| 1978 |
Event buffer selection : 41-50 |
| 1979 |
Event buffer selection : 51-60 |
| 1980 |
Event buffer selection : 61-70 |
| 1981 |
Event buffer selection : 71-80 |
| 1982 |
Event buffer selection : 81-90 |
| 1983 |
Event buffer selection : 91-100 |
| 1984 |
Read events |
| 1985 |
Event list |
| 1986 |
Status signal + Remedy information |
| 1987 |
Event |
| 1988 |
No Event |
| 1989 |
Loop Warning Variables |
| 1990 |
Loop Warning Variables- Variables that display a warning message before new values are sent. |
| 1991 |
PV Analog Channel Saturated |
| 1992 |
PV Analog Channel Fixed |
| 1993 |
Wireless |
| 1994 |
WirelessHART Device |
| 1995 |
IEEE 802.15.4 2.4GHz DSSS with O-QPSK Modulation |
| 1996 |
Primary |
| 1997 |
Primary Analog Channel |
| 1998 |
Secondary |
| 1999 |
Secondary Analog Channel |
| 2000 |
Tertiary |
| 2001 |
Tertiary Analog Channel |
| 2002 |
Quaternary |
| 2003 |
Quaternary Analog Channel |
| 2004 |
Quinary |
| 2005 |
Quinary Analog Channel |
| 2006 |
Critical Power Failure |
| 2007 |
Lock all |
| 2008 |
Trim not supported |
| 2009 |
Configuration cannot be changed |
| 2010 |
Locked by gateway |
| 2011 |
Analog Input Channel |
| 2012 |
Analog Output Channel |
| 2013 |
Secondary Analog Channel Saturated |
| 2014 |
Tertiary Analog Channel Saturated |
| 2015 |
Quaternary Analog Channel Saturated |
| 2016 |
Quinary Analog Channel Saturated |
| 2017 |
Secondary Analog Channel Fixed |
| 2018 |
Tertiary Analog Channel Fixed |
| 2019 |
Quaternary Analog Channel Fixed |
| 2020 |
Quinary Analog Channel Fixed |
| 2021 |
Simulation active |
| 2022 |
The device is in simulation mode and the level output is not representative of the process. |
| 2023 |
Non-Volatile memory failure |
| 2024 |
The Non-Volatile memory check is invalid or maybe corrupt, or the battery of a battery-backed memory has failed. |
| 2025 |
Volatile memory error |
| 2026 |
The RAM memory check is invalid or maybe corrupt |
| 2027 |
Watchdog reset executed |
| 2028 |
A watchdog reset has been performed |
| 2029 |
Voltage conditions out of range |
| 2030 |
A voltage condition is outside its allowable range |
| 2031 |
Environmental conditions out of range |
| 2032 |
An internal or environmental condition is beyond acceptable limits. |
| 2033 |
Electronic failure |
| 2034 |
A hardware problem not related to the sensor has been detected. |
| 2035 |
Subdevice list changed |
| 2036 |
Duplicate master detected |
| 2037 |
Capacity Denied |
| 2038 |
The device was unable to acquire the communication bandwidth required to support the Burst Messaging specified |
| 2039 |
Bandwidth allocation pending |
| 2040 |
Block transfer pending |
| 2041 |
Battery life |
| 2042 |
Percent range |
| 2043 |
Loop current |
| 2044 |
Primary variable |
| 2045 |
Secondary variable |
| 2046 |
Tertiary variable |
| 2047 |
Quaternary variable |
| 2048 |
Read receive time |
| 2049 |
Write date and time |
| 2050 |
Non-Volatile Clock |
| 2051 |
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. |
| 2052 |
Clock Uninitialized |
| 2053 |
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. |
| 2054 |
No restrictions |
| 2055 |
SI Only |
| 2056 |
Restricted to SI Unit codes only |
| 2057 |
Process automation device |
| 2058 |
Discrete device |
| 2059 |
Hybrid:Process automation+discrete |
| 2060 |
I/O System |
| 2061 |
WirelessHART Process automation device |
| 2062 |
WirelessHART Discrete device |
| 2063 |
WirelessHART Process automation+discrete |
| 2064 |
WirelessHART Gateway |
| 2065 |
WirelessHART Access point |
| 2066 |
WirelessHART Process adapter |
| 2067 |
WirelessHART Discrete adapter |
| 2068 |
WirelessHART enabled handheld/portable maintenance tool |
| 2069 |
Device Profile |
| 2070 |
US |
| 2071 |
United States of America |
| 2072 |
JP |
| 2073 |
Japan |
| 2074 |
DE |
| 2075 |
Germany |
| 2076 |
FR |
| 2077 |
France |
| 2078 |
ES |
| 2079 |
Spain |
| 2080 |
RU |
| 2081 |
Russian Federation |
| 2082 |
CN |
| 2083 |
People's Republic of China |
| 2084 |
Secondary Master |
| 2085 |
Primary Master |
| 2086 |
Device Diagnostic Status 0 |
| 2087 |
Device Diagnostic Status 1 |
| 2088 |
I/O and Subdevice Status |
| 2089 |
WirelessHART Status |
| 2090 |
Time Set Option |
| 2091 |
Real Time Clock Flags |
| 2092 |
Country |
| 2093 |
Country of intended device installation |
| 2094 |
SI Unit Control |
| 2095 |
Indicates if device should only display SI unit codes |
| 2096 |
Burst Trigger Units |
| 2097 |
Enable on token-passing data link layer only |
| 2098 |
Enable on TDMA data link layer only |
| 2099 |
Enable on both TDMA and token-passing data link layer |
| 2100 |
Burst Trigger Class |
| 2101 |
Continuous |
| 2102 |
The Burst Message is published continuously at (worst case) the Minimum Update Period. |
| 2103 |
Window |
| 2104 |
The Burst Message is triggered when the source value deviates more than the specified trigger value |
| 2105 |
Rising |
| 2106 |
The Burst Message is triggered when source value Rises Above the specified trigger value. |
| 2107 |
Falling |
| 2108 |
The Burst Message is triggered when the source value Falls Below the specified trigger value. |
| 2109 |
On-change |
| 2110 |
The Burst Message is triggered when any value in the message changes. |
| 2111 |
Off |
| 2112 |
Enable event notification on token-passing data link layer |
| 2113 |
Enable event notification on TDMA data link layer |
| 2114 |
Enable event notification on TDMA and token-passing data link layer |
| 2115 |
Configuration changed event pending |
| 2116 |
Device status event pending |
| 2117 |
More status available event pending |
| 2118 |
Wired HART Enabled |
| 2119 |
Enabled on Wired HART device connection only |
| 2120 |
Wireless HART Enabled |
| 2121 |
Enabled on WirelessHART device connection only |
| 2122 |
Both Wired and WirelessHart Enabled |
| 2123 |
Enabled on both Wired and WirelessHART connections |
| 2124 |
Burst Msg Trigger Mode |
| 2125 |
Event Status |
| 2126 |
Event Notification Control |
| 2127 |
Device Status Mask |
| 2128 |
Ext dev status Mask |
| 2129 |
Device Diagnostic Status 0 Mask |
| 2130 |
Device Diagnostic Status 1 Mask |
| 2131 |
Device Diagnostic Status 2 Mask |
| 2132 |
Device Diagnostic Status 3 Mask |
| 2133 |
AO saturated Mask |
| 2134 |
AO fixed Mask |
| 2135 |
Latched Device Status |
| 2136 |
Operate mode Mask |
| 2137 |
Not Defined |
| 2138 |
Latched Ext dev status |
| 2139 |
Latched Device Diagnostic Status 0 |
| 2140 |
Latched Device Diagnostic Status 1 |
| 2141 |
Latched Device Diagnostic Status 2 |
| 2142 |
Latched Device Diagnostic Status 3 |
| 2143 |
Latched AO saturated |
| 2144 |
Latched AO fixed |
| 2145 |
Latched Operate Mode |
| 2146 |
Time Stamp |
| 2147 |
Relative time value on network |
| 2148 |
8u |
| 2149 |
Dynamic Variables Returned for Device Variables |
| 2150 |
Command Response Truncated |
| 2151 |
Configuration Change Counter Mismatch |
| 2152 |
Status bytes mismatch |
| 2153 |
count |
| 2154 |
Device Variable |
| 2155 |
Variable to trim |
| 2156 |
8.3f |
| 2157 |
7d |
| 2158 |
Zero point adjustment control |
| 2159 |
Select medium |
| 2160 |
Reset all totalizers |
| 2161 |
Record application reference data |
| 2162 |
Start verification |
| 2163 |
Device reset |
| 2164 |
Clear event list |
| 2165 |
Define Maintenance code |
| 2166 |
Confirm Maintenance code |
| 2167 |
End of sequence |
| 2168 |
Locking status |
| 2169 |
Execute Configuration Flag Reset? |
| 2170 |
Identifying the device |
| 2171 |
Selecting and setting up the medium |
| 2172 |
Setting up the system units for the process variables |
| 2173 |
Configuring the totalizer |
| 2174 |
Setting up the conditions for flow measurement and display of measured values |
| 2175 |
Configuring the current output |
| 2176 |
Configuring the pulse/frequency/switch output |
| 2177 |
Preparation in progress,
please wait! |
| 2178 |
Prepare busy |
| 2179 |
%{SPV_FilterOptions_1} : |
| 2180 |
No Event |
| 2181 |
Event buffer selection |
| 2182 |
%{0}% |
| 2183 |
Close |
| 2184 |
select |
| 2185 |
%{ConfigChanged_Para_ID} (%{ConfigChanged_Para_ID_Ext})
%{ConfigChanged_OldValue_Int} -> %{ConfigChanged_NewValue_Int} |
| 2186 |
%{ConfigChanged_Para_ID} (%{ConfigChanged_Para_ID_Ext})
%{ConfigChanged_OldValue_Int} %{ConfigChanged_Unit_ID} -> %{ConfigChanged_NewValue_Int} %{ConfigChanged_Unit_ID} |
| 2187 |
%{ConfigChanged_Para_ID} (%{ConfigChanged_Para_ID_Ext})
%{ConfigChanged_OldValue_Enum} -> %{ConfigChanged_NewValue_Enum} |
| 2188 |
%{ConfigChanged_Para_ID} (%{ConfigChanged_Para_ID_Ext})
%{ConfigChanged_OldValue_Enum} %{ConfigChanged_Unit_ID} -> %{ConfigChanged_NewValue_Enum} %{ConfigChanged_Unit_ID} |
| 2189 |
%{ConfigChanged_Para_ID} (%{ConfigChanged_Para_ID_Ext})
%{ConfigChanged_OldValue_Float} -> %{ConfigChanged_NewValue_Float} |
| 2190 |
%{ConfigChanged_Para_ID} (%{ConfigChanged_Para_ID_Ext})
%{ConfigChanged_OldValue_Float} %{ConfigChanged_Unit_ID} -> %{ConfigChanged_NewValue_Float} %{ConfigChanged_Unit_ID} |
| 2191 |
%{ConfigChanged_Para_ID} (%{ConfigChanged_Para_ID_Ext}) |
| 2192 |
Carry out trim
(Service ID: 4) |
| 2193 |
1. Check electronics
2. Inspect sensor
(Service ID: 80) |
| 2194 |
1. Restart device
2. Contact service
(Service ID: 96) |
| 2195 |
1. Check firmware version
2. Flash or replace electronic module
(Service ID: 103) |
| 2196 |
1. Check data set file
2. Check device configuration
3. Up- and download new configuration
(Service ID: 106) |
| 2197 |
1. Check electronic modules
2. Check if correct modules are available (e.g. NEx, Ex)
3. Replace electronic modules
(Service ID: 107) |
| 2198 |
1. Check process
2. Check frequency output settings
(Service ID: 138) |
| 2199 |
1. Check connection
2. Retry data transfer
(Service ID: 139) |
| 2200 |
1. Check process
2. Check pulse output settings
(Service ID: 140) |
| 2201 |
Deactivate simulation frequency output
(Service ID: 141) |
| 2202 |
Deactivate simulation pulse output
(Service ID: 142) |
| 2203 |
Deactivate simulation switch output
(Service ID: 143) |
| 2204 |
1. Decrease process value
2. Check application
3. Check sensor
(Service ID: 145) |
| 2205 |
1.Check for gas in process
2. Adjust detection limits
(Service ID: 146) |
| 2206 |
Deactivate flow override
(Service ID: 148) |
| 2207 |
1. Check process
2. Check current output settings
(Service ID: 153) |
| 2208 |
1. Restart device
2. Restore HistoROM S-DAT backup ('Device reset' parameter)
3. Replace HistoROM S-DAT
(Service ID: 160) |
| 2209 |
1. Restart device
2. Check if failure recurs
3. Replace sensor electronic module (ISEM)
(Service ID: 161) |
| 2210 |
1. Check process
2. Check current output settings
(Service ID: 182) |
| 2211 |
Increase ambient temperature
(Service ID: 193) |
| 2212 |
Reduce ambient temperature
(Service ID: 195) |
| 2213 |
1. Check process cond.
2. Increase system pressure
(Service ID: 196) |
| 2214 |
Reduce process temperature
(Service ID: 197) |
| 2215 |
Increase process temperature
(Service ID: 198) |
| 2216 |
1. Restart device
2. Check if failure recurs
3. Replace sensor electronic module (ISEM)
(Service ID: 199) |
| 2217 |
1. Check sensor
2. Check process conditions
(Service ID: 200) |
| 2218 |
1. Restart device
2. Check if failure recurs
3. Replace sensor electronic module (ISEM)
(Service ID: 201) |
| 2219 |
1. Check sensor
2. Check process conditions
(Service ID: 202) |
| 2220 |
1. Check or replace sensor electronic module (ISEM)
2. If available: Check connection cable between sensor and transmitter
3. Replace sensor
(Service ID: 204) |
| 2221 |
1. Check process conditions
2. Check electronic modules or sensor
(Service ID: 205) |
| 2222 |
1. Restart device
2. Check if failure recurs
3. Replace sensor electronic module (ISEM)
(Service ID: 206) |
| 2223 |
1. Restart device
2. Check if failure recurs
3. Replace sensor electronic module (ISEM)
(Service ID: 212) |
| 2224 |
1. Check or replace sensor electronic module (ISEM)
2. If available: Check connection cable between sensor and transmitter
3. Replace sensor
(Service ID: 213) |
| 2225 |
1. Check or replace sensor electronic module (ISEM)
2. If available: Check connection cable between sensor and transmitter
3. Replace sensor
(Service ID: 214) |
| 2226 |
1. Restart device
2. Check if failure recurs
3. Replace sensor electronic module (ISEM)
(Service ID: 218) |
| 2227 |
1. Check or replace sensor electronic module (ISEM)
2. If available: Check connection cable between sensor and transmitter
3. Replace sensor
(Service ID: 219) |
| 2228 |
1. Check or replace sensor electronic module (ISEM)
2. If available: Check connection cable between sensor and transmitter
3. Replace sensor
(Service ID: 220) |
| 2229 |
1. Check process cond.
2. Increase system pressure
(Service ID: 223) |
| 2230 |
1. Do not reset device
2. Contact service
(Service ID: 226) |
| 2231 |
1. Check module connections
2. Contact service
(Service ID: 231) |
| 2232 |
1. Check or replace sensor electronic module (ISEM)
2. If available: Check connection cable between sensor and transmitter
3. Replace sensor
(Service ID: 275) |
| 2233 |
1. Check or replace sensor electronic module (ISEM)
2. If available: Check connection cable between sensor and transmitter
3. Replace sensor
(Service ID: 276) |
| 2234 |
1. Check process cond.
2. Increase system pressure
(Service ID: 277) |
| 2235 |
Change main electronic module
(Service ID: 281) |
| 2236 |
1. Restart device
2. Check if failure recurs
3. Replace sensor electronic module (ISEM)
(Service ID: 288) |
| 2237 |
1. Check process
2. Check pulse output settings
(Service ID: 289) |
| 2238 |
1. Check process
2. Check frequency output settings
(Service ID: 290) |
| 2239 |
1. Restart device
2. Contact service
(Service ID: 331) |
| 2240 |
1. Check process cond.
2. Increase system pressure
(Service ID: 354) |
| 2241 |
Check process conditions
(Service ID: 360) |
| 2242 |
Replace electronic module
(Service ID: 362) |
| 2243 |
1. Restart device
2. Delete T-DAT via 'Reset device' parameter
3. Replace T-DAT
(Service ID: 366) |
| 2244 |
1. Reset device 2. Contact service
(Service ID: 367) |
| 2245 |
Check process conditions for Heartbeat Monitoring
(Service ID: 454) |
| 2246 |
1. Check or change sensor
2. Check process conditions
(Service ID: 455) |
| 2247 |
Device verification active, please wait.
(Service ID: 494) |
| 2248 |
Download active, please wait
(Service ID: 516) |
| 2249 |
Contact service organization
(Service ID: 648) |
| 2250 |
1. Check or replace sensor electronic module (ISEM)
2. If available: Check connection cable between sensor and transmitter
3. Replace sensor
(Service ID: 691) |
| 2251 |
1. Check electronic modules
2. Check if correct modules are available (e.g. NEx, Ex)
3. Replace electronic modules
(Service ID: 704) |
| 2252 |
1. Update firmware of device
2. Restart device
(Service ID: 714) |
| 2253 |
1. Restart device
2. Check if failure recurs
3. Replace sensor electronic module (ISEM)
(Service ID: 715) |
| 2254 |
1. Restart device
2. Check if failure recurs
3. Replace sensor electronic module (ISEM)
(Service ID: 716) |
| 2255 |
1. Restart device
2. Check if failure recurs
3. Replace sensor electronic module (ISEM)
(Service ID: 717) |
| 2256 |
1. Restart device
2. Check if failure recurs
3. Replace sensor electronic module (ISEM)
(Service ID: 719) |
| 2257 |
1. Restart device
2. Check if failure recurs
3. Replace sensor electronic module (ISEM)
(Service ID: 720) |
| 2258 |
Contact service
(Service ID: 721) |
| 2259 |
Check supply voltage to the ISEM
(Service ID: 1008) |
| 2260 |
1. Replace RTC buffer battery
2. Set date and time
(Service ID: 1057) |
| 2261 |
1. Replace display module or its cable
2. Set date and time
(Service ID: 1165) |
| 2262 |
1. Replace RTC buffer battery
2. Set date and time
(Service ID: 1166) |
| 2263 |
Replace display module
(Service ID: 1192) |
| 2264 |
Replace display module
(Service ID: 1193) |
| 2265 |
Deactivate simulation |