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Reference ID	String
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1	DVC6200
2	DVC6200 SIS
3	DVC6000 HW2
4	Write Protection
5
6	Enabled
7	Disabled
8	Process automation device
9	Variable Out of Range
10	Set if there is a possible problem with one or more of the following items: the Analog Input Signal, the I/P Converter Submodule, the Pneumatic Relay Submodule, or the Printed Wiring Board Assembly Submodule.
11	Internal Sensor Out of Limits
12	Set if there is a possible problem with one of the following components: the Pressure Sensor or the Printed Wiring Board Assembly.
13	Loop Current Validation
14	Set if the Analog Input is at its maximum setting.
15	Loop Current Fixed
16	Set if the instrument is 'Out of Service' or the Control Mode is Digital so the instrument is not tracking the input.
17	Field Device Malfunction
18	The pressure, position, or temperature sensors are providing invalid readings.
19	HART Universal Revision
20	The revision number of the HART Universal Commands used by the instrument.
21	Device Revision
22	The revision number of the instrument-to-HART communicator interface software.
23	Firmware Revision
24	The revision number of the instrument's firmware.
25	Hardware Revision
26	HART Tag
27	A unique name (up to 8 characters) that identifies a HART digital valve controller.
28	HART Long Tag
29	A message with a maximum length of 32 characters.
30	Description
31	A loop description with a maximum length of 16 characters.
32	Device ID
33	The ID of the printed wiring board (PWB) in the instrument.
34	Polling Address (0-63)
35	The polling address for the instrument. If a point-to-point configuration is used, enter 0. If a multidrop configuration is used, enter 0 to 63.
36	Time Since Reset
37	Travel Sensor Failure
38	The Travel Sensor has failed. (Measured reading is outside -25% to +125% of calibrated range). 1) Check the instrument mounting and feedback linkages. 2) Perform Travel calibration. 3) Check that the electrical connection from the travel sensor is properly plugged into the printed wiring board assembly. 4) If the alert persists, replace the Travel Sensor or the printed wiring board assembly.
39	Pressure Sensor Failure
40	One or more Pressure Sensor(s) on-board the device has failed. This may be due to excessive supply pressure or contaminated air. 1) Check the instrument supply pressure. 2) Check that the printed wiring board assembly is properly mounted on the module base assembly and that the pressure sensor O-ring is properly installed. 3) If the alert persists, replace the printed wiring board assembly.
41	Temp Sensor Failure
42	Set if the instrument temperature sensor failed or the sensor reading is outside the range of -60°C to 100°C (-140°F to 212°F). The temperature reading is used internally for temperature compensation of inputs. 1) Restart the instrument. 2) If the alert persists, replace the printed wiring board assembly.
43	Critical NVM Failure
44	An error has been found in the Non Volatile Memory (NVM). 1) Restart the instrument. 2) If the alert persists, replace the printed wiring board assembly.
45	Drive Current Failure
46	Set if the drive current does not match the drive signal. 1) Check the connection between the I/P converter and the printed wiring board assembly. 2) Remove the I/P converter and re-install it. 3) If the alert persists, replace the I/P converter or the printed wiring board assembly.
47	Reference Voltage Failure
48	The internal voltage supply used by the electronics has gone outside its acceptable range. Replace the Printed Wiring Board.
49	Minor Loop Sensor Failure
50	Minor Loop Feedback signal failed. Replace the Printed Wiring Board.
51	Flash Integrity Failure
52	A critical error has been found in the Flash ROM (firmware program memory area). Replace the Printed Wiring Board.
53	Autocal in Progress
54	Set if an Auto Travel Calibration is in progress.
55	Excessive Writes to NVM
56	The instrument has detected that a host is writing configuration parameters more frequently than expected. Check the host system for unnecessary automatic writes to the instrument memory. To clear this alert, cycle power to the device.
57	Program Flow Failure
58	The instrument is not performing the expected series of calculations. Make sure the instrument is in service. If the alert persists, replace the printed wiring board.
59	Pressure Fallback Active
60	Set if the Pressure Control Mode is active. Check the valve travel feedback and mounting integrity.
61	Diagnostic in Progress
62	Set if a diagnostic test is currently running in the instrument.
63	In Calibration Mode
64	Set if a calibration routine is currently running in the instrument.
65	Tripped by the LCP
66	The SIS unit has been tripped by the LCP (Local Control Panel). To reset the valve, press the reset button on the local control panel.
67	Alert Record Not Empty
68	The instrument's Alert Record has recorded at least one event.
69	N/A
70	This parameter was not defined at the time that the DD was written. Contact your Fisher sales office for an upgrade to your Device Description.
71	Shutdown Activated
72	One of the alerts configured to shut down the instrument is active. Determine which shutdown is active and replace the appropriate part.
73	Alert Record Full
74	Set if the number of alert events has met or exceeded the storage capacity of the instrument. New alert events will overwrite the earliest alert record.
75	Instrument Time is Approximate
76	The instrument was not updated since the last power cycle.
77	Travel Accumulator High
78	The accumulated travel has exceeded the configured limit.
79	Cycle Count High
80	The number of travel reversals has exceeded the configured limit.
81	Non-Critical NVM Failure
82	An error has been found in the Non Volatile Memory (NVM) in an area that is not critical for instrument operation. 1) Restart the instrument. 2) If the alert persists, replace the printed wiring board assembly.
83	SIS Hardware Failure
84	The SIS hardware shutdown circuit failed to shut down the device. The firmware performed a backup shutdown. Replace the printed wiring board
85	Integrator Saturated Lo
86	Set if the integrator reached its limit and cannot move the valve any further. High friction may cause this situation.
87	Integrator Saturated Hi
88	SIS Locked In Safety Position
89	SIS unit is locked in the safety position. To reset the valve, press the reset button on the local control panel.
90	EPPC Deviation
91	Set if the difference between the Upper Operating pressure and the output pressure has exceeded the Pressure Deviation Alert Point for more than the Pressure Deviation Time. It remains active until the difference is less than the Deviation Alert Point.
92	Supply Pressure Alert
93	The Supply Pressure has dropped below the Supply Pressure Low Alert Point.
94	Valve Stuck
95	The Partial Stroke Test was not able to complete because the valve is stuck or there is an obstruction preventing valve movement.
96	Diagnostic Data Available
97	Set if the Valve Diagnostic File contains data. Upload the diagnostic data into ValveLink Software.
98	Drive Signal Alert
99	Set if the drive signal has been limited for at least 20 seconds.
100	Travel Limit/Cutoff Lo
101	Set if the travel is limited low or the low cutoff is in effect.
102	Travel Limit/Cutoff Hi
103	Set if the travel is limited high or the high cutoff is in effect.
104	Travel Deviation Alert
105	The Travel Deviation has exceeded the configurable Travel Deviation Alert Point by more than the configurable Travel Deviation Time. Check valve friction, supply pressure, and instrument tuning.
106	Travel Alert Hi Hi
107	Set if the travel has exceeded the Travel Alert High High Point.
108	Travel Alert Hi
109	Set if the travel has exceeded the Travel Alert High Point.
110	Travel Alert Lo Lo
111	Set if the travel has exceeded the Travel Alert Low Low Point.
112	Travel Alert Lo
113	Set if the travel has exceeded the Travel Alert Low Point.
114	Output Circuit Comm Failure
115	The output circuit is not responding. If configured as a transmitter output, first make sure the transmitter circuit is powered. If the alert persists, make sure the DIP switch on the main electronics matches the configuration of the OUT terminals. If the alert is still active, replace the main electronics.
116	LCP Communication Failure
117	SIS panel is not communicating. Verify that the local control panel is properly connected to the AUX terminals and power is applied to the output circuit.
118	Insufficient Power
119	Primary Variable (PV)
120	Secondary Variable (SV)
121	Tertiary Variable (TV)
122	Quaternary Variable (QV)
123	Month
124	Jan
125	Feb
126	Mar
127	Apr
128	May
129	Jun
130	Jul
131	Aug
132	Sep
133	Oct
134	Nov
135	Dec
136	Day (1-31)
137	2d
138	Year (1980-2040)
139	4d
140	Hour (0-23)
141	Minute (0-59)
142	Second (0-59)
143	Yes
144	No
145	Reserved
146	.2f
147	%
148	secs
149	Actuator
150	Bellows
151	DVC6020
152	DVC6030
153	Loop Current
154	Loop Current value as measured by the device. The units are in mA.
155	5.1f
156	mA
157	Loop Current Alarm Code
158	Analog Input Channel
159	Analog Output Channel
160	3.0f
161	Input Range Hi
162	.1f
163	Input Range Lo
164	PV Range Units
165	Analog Input
166	Displays the input current of the 4-20 mA loop.
167	5.2f
168	Pressure A
169	Displays the output pressure from Port A of the instrument.
170	4.0f
171	6.2f
172	Pressure Units
173	Units of Pressure. Supported units are psi, kPA, bar, or kg/cm2.
174	kg/cm2
175	Drive Signal
176	Displayed in % of the maximum drive, the drive signal is the circuit board's output to the current-to-pressure (I/P) converter.
177	Drive Signal Units
178	Pressure B
179	Displays the output pressure from Port B of the instrument.
180	Pressure A-B
181	Supply Pressure
182	Setpoint
183	Setpoint Units
184	Travel
185	Travel Units
186	Input Range Units
187	-
188	Dynamic Variables
189	Instrument Mode
190	In Service
191	Out of Service
192	Control Mode
193	Select the source for the instrument set point. Select Analog if it is to receive its set point over the 4-20 mA loop. Select Digital if it is to receive its set point via the HART link.
194	Analog
195	Digital
196	Test
197	Relay Adjustment
198	Travel Deviation
199	Raw Opening Lead/Lag
200	DO NOT EDIT! This value is the raw Opening Lead/Lag Ratio stored in the instrument. It is displayed here to allow configuration transfer. To edit, run the Lead/Lag method
201	Raw Closing Lead/Lag
202	DO NOT EDIT! This value is the raw Closing Lead/Lag Ratio stored in the instrument. It is displayed here to allow configuration transfer. To edit, run the Lead/Lag method
203	Loop-Initiated PST Trip Pt (ETT)
204	Sets the energize to trip threshold
205	Supply Pressure Lo Alert Point
206	Enter the point for the low supply pressure alert.
207	5.0f
208	Analog Input Units
209	The measurement unit used when displaying Analog Input. The units are either mA or %.
210	PD Friction Units
211	lbf-in
212	N-m
213	kgf-m
214	lbf
215	N
216	kgf
217	Loop-Initiated PST Trip Pt (DETT)
218	Sets the de-energize to trip threshold
219	Analog Input Span
220	Analog Input Offset
221	Auxiliary Terminal Action
222	Select the mode for the auxiliary terminal.
223	SIS Local Control Panel
224	PST Diagnostic
225	PD Friction
226	PD Friction Time
227	PD Deadband
228	PD Deadband Time
229	\|EN\|
230	Auto Test Interval
231	Burst Capable
232	Access Control Status
233	Locked for Writes, Secondary
234	Locked by Secondary Master
235	Not Locked Out
236	Locked for Writes, Primary
237	Locked by Primary Master
238	Maximum Supply Pressure
239	Enter the maximum instrument supply pressure.
240	Feedback Connection
241	Select the valve style and type of connection between the instrument's travel sensor and the actuator.
242	Rot-All, SS-Roller
243	SStem - Standard
244	Calib Var 1
245	Calib Var 2
246	Calib Var 3
247	Calib Var 4
248	Volume Booster
249	Graphite Packing
250	Travel Counts
251	Integrator Limit
252	Provides an upper limit to the integrator output. Valid values are from 0 to 100% of the I/P drive signal.
253	Instrument Alert Record
254	Enables the device to record an Alert Record.
255	Function
256	Transmitter
257	Limit Switch
258	Alert Switch
259	Switch Closed
260	Above Trip Point/Alert Active
261	Below Trip Point/Alert Not Active
262	Fail Signal
263	Transmitter Hi/Switch Closed
264	Transmitter Lo/Switch Open
265	Transmitter Output
266	4mA = Valve Open
267	4mA = Valve Closed
268	Output Terminal Enable
269	Enable
270	Disable
271	Limit Switch Trip Point
272	The configurable trip point for the switch output. When the valve travel crosses this trip point, the state of the OUT terminal will change. The valid range is 0% to 100%.
273	Option Module Installed
274	Tvl Dev Press Fallback
275	Tvl Dev Press Fallback Time
276	SIS Hardware Shutdown Switch
277	Enabled, DETT
278	Enabled, ETT
279	Input Characterization
280	Select the characterization for the input value. Instrument Mode must be 'Out of Service' to edit.
281	Linear
282	Equal %
283	Quick Open
284	Custom
285	Hi Limit/Cutoff Point
286	Enter the high Limit/Cutoff point for the travel (or % of Pressure Range if Pressure Control). If the High Limit/Cutoff Select is set to Cutoff, then the travel target is set to 125 % of the ranged travel above this cutoff. The High Limit/Cutoff must be greater than the Low Limit/Cutoff for proper operation. The recommended value is 99.5 %. Valid entries are 0 to 125 %.
287	Lo Limit/Cutoff Point
288	Enter the low Limit/Cutoff point for the travel (or % of Pressure Range if Pressure Control). If the Low Limit/Cutoff Select is set to Cutoff, then the travel target is set to -25 % of the ranged travel below this cutoff. The Low Limit/Cutoff must be less than High Limit/Cutoff for proper operation. The recommended value is 0.5 %. Valid entries are -25 to 100 %.
289	Lo Limit/Cutoff Select
290	Selects whether the Low Limit/Cutoff is a cutoff or a limit. If set to Cutoff, then the travel target is set to -25% when the travel goes below the configured value. If set to a Limit, then the travel cannot go below the configured value.
291	Cutoff
292	Limit
293	Hi Limit/Cutoff Select
294	Selects whether the High Limit/Cutoff is a cutoff or a limit. If set to Cutoff, then the travel target is set to 125% when the travel goes above the configured value. If set to a Limit, then the travel cannot go above the configured value.
295	Calibration Button
296	Autocal
297	SP Rate Open
298	Enter the ramp rate for the opening the valve. A value of 0.0 % per sec deactivates this feature.
299	%/sec
300	SP Rate Close
301	Enter the ramp rate for the closing the valve. A value of 0.0 % per sec deactivates this feature.
302	Zero Power Condition
303	Zero Power Condition: Select if the valve is open or closed when the input current source to the instrument is disconnected.
304	Valve Open
305	Valve Closed
306	Travel/Pressure Select
307	This indicates whether the feedback control is from the Travel Sensor or the Pressure Sensor
308	Travel Control
309	Pressure Control
310	Fallback-Sensor Failure
311	Fallback-Sensor/Tvl Deviation
312	Fallback Recovery
313	Manual Recovery
314	Auto Recovery
315	Travel Sensor Motion
316	Select Cntrclockwise (CCW) or Clockwise (CW) based on the travel sensor motion with increasing air. Select the motion of the END of the travel sensor shaft with increasing pressure to the actuator.
317	CCW/Toward Top of Instrument
318	CW/Toward Bottom of Instrument
319	Auto Calib Progress
320	No Auto Calib Attempt
321	Calib Successful
322	Calib Unsuccessful
323	Seeking Hi Drive Stop
324	Seeking Lo Drive Stop
325	Adjusting Output Bias
326	Seeking MLFB Bias
327	Seeking 5 % Travel
328	Seeking 95 % Travel
329	Calib Var 10
330	Magnetic Feedback Control Filter Time
331	Calib Var 11
332	Magnetic Feedback Noise Deadband
333	Restart Inst Mode
334	Determines if the instrument will be set to In Service or 'Out of Service' after restart.
335	Resume Last
336	Comm Timeout
337	Set the communication timeout between the instrument and the host
338	Proportional Gain
339	4.1f
340	Velocity Gain
341	MLFB Gain
342	Integral Gain
343	Pressure Integral Gain is the ratio of the change in output to the change in input in which the output is proportional to the time integral of the input.
344	reps/sec
345	Integral gain adjusts the amount of integral action in the positioner. Increasing the integral gain increases its response. Valid entries: 0 to 25 repeats/min An integral gain of 0 will disable the integrator and will slowly draw down any accumulation in the integrator.
346	reps/min
347	Integral Enable
348	When enabled, the integrator will reduce steady-state offset between travel set point and actual valve travel. When disabled, any accumulation in the integrator will be slowly drawn down. An integral gain of 0 has the same effect as disabling it. The default value is 'No' (disabled).
349	When set, Pressure Integral Control is enabled.
350	PST Start Point
351	Partial Stroke Test Start Point
352	Not Configured
353	Actuator Style
354	Select the actuator style.
355	Spring and Diaphragm
356	Piston-Dbl w/o Spring
357	Piston-Sgl w/Spring
358	Piston-Dbl w/Spring
359	Relay Type
360	Select type of relay in the instrument.
361	A or C
362	B
363	B-Special App
364	C-Special App
365	A or C-Lo Bleed
366	B-Lo Bleed
367	B-Lo Bleed Spec App
368	C-Lo Bleed Spec App
369	Valve Style
370	Select the valve style.
371	Rotary Shaft
372	Sliding Stem
373	EPPC Set Point
374	Pressure Control Set Point: The pressure that an SIS instrument will output when the Pressure Mode is enabled. Setting this pressure less than full supply pressure reduces the time required to get the valve to a safe position in the event of a failure.
375	Pressure Fallback Active Enable
376	Enable or disable the reporting of Pressure Fallback Active status
377	Tripped by the LCP Enable
378	Enable or disable the reporting of the Tripped by the LCP alert.
379	Alert Record Not Empty Enable
380	Enable or disable the reporting of the Alert Record Not Empty status
381	Alert Record Full Enable
382	Enable or disable Alert Record Full Reporting
383	Instrument Time is Approximate Enable
384	Enable or disable the reporting of the Instrument Time is Approximate alert.
385	Travel Accumulator Alert Enable
386	Enable or disable the Travel Accumulator Alert.
387	Cycle Count Alert Enable
388	Enable or disable the Cycle Count Alert
389	Integrator Sat Lo Enable
390	Enable or disable the Integrator Sat Low Reporting
391	Integrator Sat Hi Enable
392	Enable or disable the Integrator Sat High Reporting
393	SIS Locked In Safety Alert Enable
394	Enable or disable the Locked In Safety Alert
395	EPPC Deviation Alert Enable
396	Enable or disable the Pressure Deviation Alert
397	Supply Pressure Alert Enable
398	Enable or disable the Supply Pressure Alert
399	Diagnostic Data Avail Enable
400	Enable or disable the reporting of the Diag Data Avail
401	Drive Signal Alert Enable
402	Enable or disable the Drive Signal Alert
403	Travel Limit/Cutoff Lo Enable
404	Enable or disable the Travel Limit/Cutoff Low Alert
405	Travel Limit/Cutoff Hi Enable
406	Enable or disable the Travel Limit/Cutoff High Alert
407	Travel Deviation Alert Enable
408	Enable or disable the Travel Deviation Alert
409	Travel Alert Hi Hi Enable
410	Enable or disable the Travel Alert High High Alert
411	Travel Alert Hi Enable
412	Enable or disable the Travel Alert High Alert
413	Travel Alert Lo Lo Enable
414	Enable or disable the Travel Alert Low Low Alert
415	Travel Alert Lo Enable
416	Enable or disable the Travel Alert Low Alert
417	Output Circuit Comm Failure Enable
418	Enable or disable the Output Circuit Communication Failure Alert.
419	LCP Communication Failure Enable
420	Enable or disable the reporting of a LCP Communication Failure.
421	Pressure Range Low
422	The low end of the output pressure range.Enter the pressure that corresponds to 0% valve travel when Zero Power Condition is closed, or 100% valve travel when Zero Power Condition is open. The pressure must be less than the Pressure Range High.
423	Pressure Range High
424	Pressure Range High is the high end of output pressure range. Enter the pressure that corresponds with 100% valve travel when Zero Power Condition is closed, or 0% valve travel when Zero Power Condition is open. This pressure must be greater than the Pressure Range Low,
425	LCP Trip Alert Time
426	Last AutoCal Status
427	Shows the status of the Travel Control calibration that was performed during the last Auto Calibration.
428	No AutoCal status
429	AutoCal was successful
430	Power failure occured during Auto Calibration.
431	User aborted AutoCal
432	Did not reach 5 % travel.
433	Did not reach 95 % travel.
434	Auto Calibration did not complete within the time limit.
435	Insufficient travel.
436	Drive signal exceed low limit; check supply pressure.
437	Drive signal exceed high limit; check supply pressure.
438	Travel Sensor Out of Range. Make sure magnet array is properly installed.
439	This is the Pressure Servo loop gain when in Pressure Control
440	Rate Gain
441	This is the Pressure Servo loop rate when in Pressure Control
442	Integral Dead Zone
443	The integral dead zone is used to stop integration when the steady-state error approaches zero. The integral dead zone can be used to dampen limit cycles caused by packing friction. Larger dead zones provide more dampening. Valid entries: 0.00% to 2.00%. Default: 0.25%.
444	Raw Lag Time Value
445	DO NOT EDIT! This value is the raw Lag Time value stored in the instrument. It is displayed here to allow configuration transfer. To edit, run the Lag Time or Lead/Lag method
446	The Minor Loop Feedback gain for the pressure control tuning set.
447	EPPC Saturation Time
448	Displays the amount of time the instrument stays in hard cutoffs before switching to pressure control.
449	Lead/Lag Boost
450	Off
451	4%
452	6%
453	8%
454	10%
455	12%
456	14%
457	16%
458	18%
459	20%
460	Action on Failed Test
461	Displays the action taken by the instrument if a communication timeout occurs. The values are Ramp Back or Step Back.
462	Step Back
463	Ramp Back
464	EPPC Enable
465	Enabling the End Point Pressure Control Enable allows an SIS instrument to operate at less than full supply pressure. This reduces the time required to get the valve to a safe position in the event of a failure.
466	Device Power Up
467	Determines if the digital valve controller needs to be manually reset before a partial stroke test can be run. The value Yes means that the digital valve controller will be locked after power up and must be unlocked by the operator. The value No means the digital valve controller will not be locked after power up and will move to the test target on its own.
468	Auto Reset
469	Manual Reset
470	PST Enable
471	Determines if the Partial Stroke test is enabled or disabled. In order for the Partial Stroke to be enabled, the Partial Stroke Start Point. (Initial Setup page) and the Travel Cutoffs (Travel Control page) must be set.
472	Loop Current Validation Shutdown
473	Enables the instrument to perform a shutdown when the Loop Current is not valid.
474	Loop-Initiated PST
475	Trigger Sensitivity
476	Determines how quickly the instrument responds to a Partial Stroke test trigger stimulus. Values range from 0-255.
477	Travel Deviation Alert Point
478	Enter the alert point for the difference between the targeted and actual travels. Valid entries are from 0 to 125 %.
479	6.1f
480	Travel Alert Hi Point
481	Enter the point for the Travel Alert High. Valid entries are from -25 to 125 %.
482	Travel Alert Lo Point
483	Enter the point for the Travel Alert Low. Valid entries are from -25 to 125 %.
484	Travel Alert Hi Hi Point
485	Enter the point for the Travel Alert High High. Valid entries are from -25 to 125 %.
486	Travel Alert Lo Lo Point
487	Enter the point for the Travel Alert Low Low. Valid entries are from -25 to 125 %.
488	Travel Alert DB
489	Enter the travel, beyond the alert point, required to clear a travel alert once it is set. Valid entries are from 0 to 125 %.
490	Travel Deviation Time
491	Enter the value for the time the travel deviation must exceed the alert point before the alert is set. Valid entries are from 0.1 to 60 secs.
492	Cycle Count/Travel Accum Deadband
493	Percent of ranged travel. Area around the travel reference point established at the last increment of the Cycle Counter. This area must be exceeded before a change in travel can be counted as a cycle and accumulated in the Travel Accumulator. Valid entries are:0-100% Typical value is:2-5%
494	Cycle Count Alert Point
495	Value of the Cycle Counter which, when exceeded, sets the Cycle Counter Alert. Valid entries are from 0 to 4 billion
496	10u
497	counts
498	Cycle Counter
499	Records the number of times the travel changes direction. The change in direction must occur after the deadband has been exceeded before it can be counted as a cycle. Reset the Cycle Counter by entering zero.
500	Travel Accumulator Alert Point
501	Percent of ranged travel. Value of the Travel Accumulator which, when exceeded, sets the Travel Accumulator Alert. Valid entries: 0% to 4 billion %
502	Travel Accumulator
503	Percent of ranged travel. Total change in travel since the accumulator was last cleared. Value of the Travel Accumulator increments when the magnitude of the change exceeds the Travel Accumulator Deadband. To reset the Travel Accumulator, set it to zero.
504	PS1 Trigger DB
505	Dead band value for the Partial Stroke test start point.
506	PS2 Trigger DB
507	Dead band value for the Partial Stroke test end point.
508	Loop Trigger DB
509	Dead band value for the control loop.
510	Calib Var 12
511	Magnetic Readback Filter Time
512	Calib Var 13
513	Magnetic Readback Deadband
514	PST Pressure Limit
515	The pressure beyond which the Partial Stroke Test is stopped and a Valve Stuck alert is generated.
516	Pressure Limit Time
517	The number of seconds that the pressure must be below Partial Stroke Minimum Pressure to disable the Partial Stroke Test and generate a Valve Stuck alert. Valid Entries: 0.0 to 60.0 seconds Default: 0.0 seconds
518	EPPC Deviation Alert Point
519	Enter the alert point for the difference between the targeted and actual pressures.
520	EPPC Deviation Time
521	The time that the pressure deviation must exceed the alert point before the alert is set. Valid entries: 0.1 to 60 seconds
522	Minimum Recorded Temperature
523	The minimum recorded temperature.
524	Maximum Recorded Temperature
525	The maximum recorded temperature.
526	Days Powered Up
527	Number of days that the DVC6200 was powered up
528	18 hour intervals
529	Number of Power Ups
530	Number of times that the DVC6200/DVC6000 was powered up
531	Option Module Status
532	Position Sensor Error
533	Configuration Memory Error
534	Transmitter Configuration Mismatch
535	Module Not Responding
536	Calib Var 6
537	Raw Travel Input
538	Displays the uncompensated travel sensor input, in counts.
539	Travel Sensor Failure Enable
540	Enable or disable the reporting of the Travel Sensor Failure
541	Pressure Sensor Failure Enable
542	Enable or disable the reporting of the Pressure Sensor Failure
543	Temp Sensor Failure Enable
544	Enable or disable the reporting of the Temp Sensor Failure.
545	Critical NVM Failure Enable
546	Enable or disable the reporting of the NVM Failure.
547	Drive Current Failure Enable
548	Enable or disable the reporting of the Drive Current Failure.
549	Reference Voltage Failure Enable
550	Enable or disable the reporting of the Reference Voltage Failure.
551	Minor Loop Sensor Failure Enable
552	Enable or disable the reporting of the Minor Loop Sensor Failure.
553	Flash Integrity Failure Enable
554	Enable or disable the reporting of the Flash Integrity Failure.
555	Autocal in Progress Enable
556	Enable or disable the reporting of Autocal in Progress status
557	The instrument has detected that a host is writing configuration parameters more frequently than expected.
558	Program Flow Failure Enable
559	Enable or disable the reporting of a Program Flow Failure
560	Diagnostic in Progress Enable
561	Enable or disable the reporting of Diag In Progress status
562	In Calibration Mode Enable
563	Enable or disable the reporting of the Cal in Progress status
564	Shutdown Activated Enable
565	Enable or disable the Shutdown Activated Alert
566	Non-Critical NVM Failure Enable
567	Enable or disable the Non-Critical NVM Failure
568	Enable or disable the reporting of a SIS Hardware Failure.
569	Valve Stuck Enable
570	Enable or disable the Valve Stuck Alert
571	Alert Switch Source
572	LCP Tripped
573	SIS Diagnostic Credit
574	Pressure Fallback
575	Restart Travel SP
576	Enter the desired travel set point when the instrument is restarted. Valid entries are -25 to 125 %.
577	Restart Control Mode
578	Select the desired Control Mode when the instrument is restarted.
579	Array Sensor
580	Found
581	Not Found
582	Travel Sensor Failure Shutdown
583	The instrument will be shut down and the output pressure will be driven to the zero input current position when the sensed travel is outside the range -25 % to 125 % of the calibrated travel.
584	Pressure Sensor Failure Shutdown
585	The instrument will be shut down and the output pressure will be driven to the zero input current position when the output pressure is outside of the -24 to 125 % of the calibrated pressure for more than 30 seconds.
586	Temp Sensor Failure Shutdown
587	The instrument will be shut down and the output pressure will be driven to the zero input current position when the instrument temperature sensor failed, or when the sensor reading is outside the range, -40 to 176 degrees Fahrenheit.
588	Critical NVM Failure Shutdown
589	The instrument will be shut down and the output pressure will be driven to the zero input current position when the Non-Volatile Memory (NVM) integrity test failed.
590	Drive Current Failure Shutdown
591	The instrument will be shut down and the output pressure will be driven to the zero input current position when the drive current does not match the drive signal.
592	Reference Voltage Failure Shutdown
593	The instrument will be shut down and the output pressure will be driven to the zero input current position when the internal voltage supply used by the electronics has gone outside its exceptable range.
594	Minor Loop Sensor Failure Shutdown
595	The instrument will be shut down and the output pressure will be driven to the zero input current position when the Minor Loop Feedback signal fails.
596	Flash Integrity Failure Shutdown
597	The instrument will be shut down and the output pressure will be driven to the zero input current position when the Program Memory is corrupted.
598	Program Flow Failure Shutdown
599	The instrument will be shut down and the output pressure will be driven to the zero input current position when a Program Flow Failure occurs.
600	Non-Critical NVM Failure Shutdown
601	SIS Hardware Failure Shutdown
602	The instrument will be shut down and the output pressure will be driven to the zero input current position when a SIS Hardware Failure occurs.
603	Raw Drive
604	Calib Var 9
605	Temperature Units
606	The measurement unit used when displaying temperature. The units are either C or F.
607	Temperature
608	Displays the internal temperature of the instrument.
609	Compensated Counts
610	Displays the compensated travel sensor input, in counts.
611	Instrument Level
612	Displays the instrument feature level.
613	PD
614	ODV
615	SIS
616	AD
617	SD
618	HC
619	AC
620	PD Deadband Units
621	Burst Enable
622	Disabled (Polled)
623	Polling Address (0-15)
624	Burst Command
625	Loop Current/Travel
626	Loop Current/PV/SV/TV/QV
627	Travel Tuning Set
628	Select the Tuning Set. Tuning Set M provides the fastest response and C provides the slowest response. Expert allows users to adjust Travel Proportional Gain, Travel Velocity Gain, and Travel MLFB gain.
629	C
630	D
631	E
632	F
633	G
634	H
635	I
636	J
637	K
638	L
639	M
640	Expert
641	Pressure Tuning Set
642	Select the Tuning Set. Tuning Set M provides the fastest response and C provides the slowest response. Expert allows users to adjust Pressure Proportional Gain, Pressure Integral Gain, and Pressure MLFB gain.
643	local_file_num_bytes_LABEL
644	local_file_max_bytes_LABEL
645	local_file_access_LABEL
646	local_GDF_file_length_LABEL
647	num_custom_char_pts
648	x01
649	x02
650	x03
651	x04
652	x05
653	x06
654	x07
655	x08
656	x09
657	x10
658	x11
659	x12
660	x13
661	x14
662	x15
663	x16
664	x17
665	x18
666	x19
667	x20
668	x21
669	y01
670	y02
671	y03
672	y04
673	y05
674	y06
675	y07
676	y08
677	y09
678	y10
679	y11
680	y12
681	y13
682	y14
683	y15
684	y16
685	y17
686	y18
687	y19
688	y20
689	y21
690	Custom Char x01
691	4.2f
692	Custom Char x02
693	Custom Char x03
694	Custom Char x04
695	Custom Char x05
696	Custom Char x06
697	Custom Char x07
698	Custom Char x08
699	Custom Char x09
700	Custom Char x10
701	Custom Char x11
702	Custom Char x12
703	Custom Char x13
704	Custom Char x14
705	Custom Char x15
706	Custom Char x16
707	Custom Char x17
708	Custom Char x18
709	Custom Char x19
710	Custom Char x20
711	Custom Char x21
712	Custom Char y01
713	Custom Char y02
714	Custom Char y03
715	Custom Char y04
716	Custom Char y05
717	Custom Char y06
718	Custom Char y07
719	Custom Char y08
720	Custom Char y09
721	Custom Char y10
722	Custom Char y11
723	Custom Char y12
724	Custom Char y13
725	Custom Char y14
726	Custom Char y15
727	Custom Char y16
728	Custom Char y17
729	Custom Char y18
730	Custom Char y19
731	Custom Char y20
732	Custom Char y21
733	Record 1
734	Record 2
735	Record 3
736	Record 4
737	Record 5
738	Record 6
739	Record 7
740	Record 8
741	Record 9
742	Record 10
743	Record 11
744	Record 12
745	Record 13
746	Record 14
747	Record 15
748	Record 16
749	Record 17
750	Record 18
751	Record 19
752	Record 20
753	Exit
754	Number of Alert Records
755	local_aer_inst_time_LABEL
756	Alert
757	On
758	local_diag_buffer_start_LABEL
759	byte 1
760	byte 2
761	byte 3
762	byte 4
763	byte 5
764	byte 6
765	byte 7
766	byte 8
767	byte 9
768	byte 10
769	byte 11
770	byte 12
771	byte 13
772	byte 14
773	byte 15
774	byte 16
775	byte 17
776	byte 18
777	byte 19
778	byte 20
779	byte 21
780	byte 22
781	byte 23
782	byte 24
783	byte 25
784	byte 26
785	byte 27
786	byte 28
787	byte 29
788	byte 30
789	bytes 7 & 8
790	bytes 9 & 10
791	bytes 11 & 12
792	bytes 13 & 14
793	bytes 15 & 16
794	bytes 17 & 18
795	Max Travel Movement
796	The percentage of range that the valve moves during the Partial Stroke Test. Valid entries: 1.0% to 30.0% Default: 10.0%
797	Test Speed
798	The rate of speed (%Travel/second) that the valve moves when performing the Partial Stroke Test. Valid entries: Standard (1.0 %/s) Slow (0.5 %/s) Slowest (0.25 %/s) Default: Standard.
799	1.0 %/sec
800	0.5 %/sec
801	0.25 %/sec
802	0.12 %/sec
803	0.06 %/sec
804	Enter the desired stroke test speed
805	Test Pause Time
806	The time allowed to insure that a valve has reached its destination travel during a partial stroke test. Valid entries: 5, 10, 15, 20, and 30 seconds. Default: 5 seconds.
807	5 sec
808	10 sec
809	15 sec
810	20 sec
811	30 sec
812	Buffer Lock State
813	Diagnostics Trigger
814	Valid
815	Invalid
816	Position
817	differential pressure
818	Travel Deviation
819	Cutoff Transition
820	Auxiliary Input Closure
821	Valve Serial Number
822	Enter the valve serial number.
823	Instrument Serial Number
824	Enter the instrument serial number.
825	inst_time_LABEL
826	Seconds since 1/1/1980
827	NVM_revision
828	VL_compat_number
829	Firmware Release Month
830	Firmware Release Day
831	Firmware Release Year
832	Calibration Time
833	secs since 1980
834	Time Approximated
835	Calibration Type
836	Never Calibrated
837	Factory Calibration
838	Term box push button
839	Manual Calibration
840	Single Point Calib
841	HART command
842	Calibrator
843	3d
844	Dignostic Type
845	Offline Command Diagnostic
846	Positioner Transfer Characteristic (inclusive)
847	Positioner Transfer Characteristic (less rate/travel limits and cutoffs)
848	ESD Partial Stroke Script Diagnostics (pre-stored)
849	Online Command (start sampling immediately)
850	Data Compression
851	Trigger
852	De-active
853	Active
854	Dignostic in Progress
855	Not in Progress
856	In Progress
857	PST in Progress
858	Sequence Number
859	PST Results
860	Test completed, diagnostic terminated normally
861	Test aborted by HART command
862	Script aborted by Aux push button
863	Script aborted due to Valve Stuck (travel deviation or minimum pressure)
864	Emergency demand occurred during test, test continues.
865	Script checksum error, script not executed because it is corrupted
866	Communication timeout during an SIS PST test
867	An SIS emergency demand was signaled by pressing the Trip button on the LCP.
868	Spec Sheet Version
869	in
870	mm
871	cm
872	deg
873	Length Units
874	Area Units
875	in2
876	mm2
877	cm2
878	Torque Units
879	Spring Rate Units
880	lbf/in
881	N/mm
882	kgf/mm
883	Valve Manufacturer
884	Fisher Controls
885	Baumann
886	CON-TEK
887	Gulde
888	Other
889	Valve Model
890	A 1 port
891	A 2 port
892	AA
893	AR 1 port
894	AR 2 port
895	BA
896	BF
897	BFC
898	BP
899	CC
900	CE
901	CP
902	CZA
903	DA
904	DBAQ
905	DBQ
906	DS
907	DSE
908	EAB
909	EAC
910	EAD
911	EAP
912	EAS
913	EAT
914	EAZ
915	EB
916	EC
917	ED
918	EDR
919	EH
920	EHD
921	EHP
922	EHS
923	EHT
924	EK
925	EKR
926	ELD
927	ELS
928	ELT
929	ENA
930	EP
931	ES
932	ESR
933	ET
934	ET-C
935	ETR
936	EW
937	EWB
938	EWC
939	EWD
940	EWN
941	EWP
942	EWS
943	EWT
944	EWT-C
945	EZ
946	EZ-C
947	GL
948	GS
949	GX
950	GX 3-way
951	HPD
952	HPAD
953	HPS
954	HPAS
955	HPT
956	HPAT
957	HS
958	HSC
959	HSV
960	IC
961	KB
962	PT
963	RSS
964	Y
965	YD
966	YS
967	YSC
968	YY
969	ZLA
970	1018S
971	461
972	357
973	7600
974	7800
975	8510
976	8550
977	8555
978	8560
979	8570
980	8580
981	9500
982	9710
983	9720
984	A81
985	Control-Disk
986	U-BALL
987	V-100
988	V-150
989	V-200
990	V-250
991	V-300
992	V-500
993	24000
994	24000C
995	24000CVF
996	24000D
997	24000F
998	24000S
999	24000SB
1000	24000SMF
1001	24000SVF
1002	24000SWF
1003	25000
1004	26000
1005	42000
1006	51000
1007	83000
1008	84000
1009	TBX
1010	1018 unbal
1011	1018 bal
1012	Valve Size
1013	.5 in
1014	.75 in
1015	1 in
1016	1.25 in
1017	1.5 in
1018	2 in
1019	2.5 in
1020	3 in
1021	3.5 in
1022	4 in
1023	6 in
1024	8 in
1025	10 in
1026	12 in
1027	14 in
1028	16 in
1029	18 in
1030	20 in
1031	24 in
1032	36 in
1033	DN 6
1034	DN 10
1035	DN 15
1036	DN 20
1037	DN 25
1038	DN 40
1039	DN 50
1040	DN 65
1041	DN 80
1042	DN 100
1043	DN 150
1044	DN 200
1045	DN 250
1046	DN 300
1047	DN 350
1048	DN 400
1049	DN 450
1050	DN 500
1051	DN 600
1052	DN 700
1053	DN 800
1054	DN 900
1055	DN 1000
1056	DN 1200
1057	DN 1400
1058	NPS .5
1059	NPS .75
1060	NPS 1
1061	NPS 1.25
1062	NPS 1.5
1063	NPS 2
1064	NPS 2.5
1065	NPS 3
1066	NPS 3.5
1067	NPS 4
1068	NPS 6
1069	NPS 8
1070	NPS 10
1071	NPS 12
1072	NPS 14
1073	NPS 16
1074	NPS 18
1075	NPS 20
1076	NPS 24
1077	NPS 36
1078	4x8
1079	6x8
1080	8x8
1081	10x8
1082	12x8
1083	6x12
1084	8x12
1085	10x12
1086	12x12
1087	14x12
1088	8x16
1089	10x16
1090	12x16
1091	14x16
1092	16x16
1093	10x18
1094	12x18
1095	14x18
1096	16x18
1097	18x18
1098	12x20
1099	14x20
1100	16x20
1101	18x20
1102	20x20
1103	16x24
1104	18x24
1105	20x24
1106	22x24
1107	24x24
1108	18x30
1109	20x30
1110	22x30
1111	24x30
1112	22x36
1113	24x36
1114	Valve Class
1115	125
1116	150
1117	250
1118	300
1119	600
1120	900
1121	1500
1122	2500
1123	PN 10
1124	PN 16
1125	PN 25
1126	PN 40
1127	PN 63
1128	PN 100
1129	PN 160
1130	PN 250
1131	PN 300
1132	PN 320
1133	PN 400
1134	600 to 900
1135	600 to 1500
1136	600 to 2500
1137	Rated Travel
1138	.3f
1139	Actual Travel
1140	Stem Diameter
1141	Packing Type
1142	TFE / Single
1143	TFE / Double
1144	Composition
1145	Graphite
1146	Enviro-Seal TFE
1147	Env-Seal Graph
1148	Hi-Seal Graph
1149	Env-Seal Gr ULF
1150	Hi-Seal Gr ULF
1151	Grafoil
1152	Inlet Pressure
1153	Outlet Pressure
1154	Dynamic Torque
1155	Breakout Torque
1156	Seat Type
1157	Metal
1158	TFE
1159	Synthetic Rubber
1160	Polyurethane
1161	UHMWPE
1162	Leak Class
1163	II
1164	III
1165	IV
1166	V
1167	VI
1168	BFW
1169	BFW II
1170	BFW III
1171	BFW IV
1172	BFW V
1173	BFW VI
1174	STD AIR
1175	1/10th of IV
1176	Bubble Tight
1177	Port Diameter
1178	Port Type
1179	Balanced
1180	Unbalanced
1181	Flow Direction
1182	Up
1183	Down
1184	Push Down To
1185	Open
1186	Close
1187	Flow Tends To
1188	Unbalanced Area
1189	Actuator Manufacturer
1190	ATI
1191	Bettis
1192	Elomatic
1193	Hytork
1194	Masoneilan
1195	Neles-Jamesbury
1196	Valtek
1197	Valve Automation
1198	Rosemount Analytical
1199	Actuator Model
1200	471
1201	472-1
1202	473-1
1203	481
1204	491
1205	513
1206	513R
1207	585 & 585R
1208	585C & 585CR
1209	585CLS
1210	656
1211	657
1212	657R
1213	667
1214	1031
1215	1032
1216	1035
1217	1051
1218	1052
1219	1061
1220	1066
1221	1066SR
1222	1250
1223	1250R
1224	2052
1225	3024C Air to Extend
1226	3024C Air to Retract
1227	D4
1228	GX 3-Way
1229	HDL Series
1230	CEL Series
1231	Air to Extend (Fail Open)
1232	Air to Retract (Fail Closed)
1233	Rotary
1234	D-Series
1235	CB
1236	CBA
1237	G-Series
1238	GC-Series
1239	E-Series
1240	3024
1241	3024S
1242	3025
1243	XL
1244	XL II
1245	Ball II
1246	Camflex II
1247	MiniTork
1248	Sigma F
1249	Quadra-Power II
1250	B1CU
1251	PowerVUE
1252	MARK I
1253	FieldQ
1254	Actuator Size
1255	1
1256	1.21
1257	1.31
1258	2
1259	2.5
1260	3
1261	3.25
1262	4
1263	4.5
1264	5
1265	6
1266	7
1267	8
1268	10
1269	12
1270	14
1271	16
1272	18
1273	20
1274	22
1275	23
1276	24
1277	25
1278	26
1279	27
1280	28
1281	30
1282	32
1283	33
1284	34
1285	36
1286	38
1287	40
1288	42
1289	43
1290	44
1291	45
1292	46
1293	47
1294	48
1295	50
1296	54
1297	60
1298	63
1299	64
1300	65
1301	68
1302	70
1303	71
1304	75
1305	76
1306	78
1307	80
1308	84
1309	86
1310	87
1311	100
1312	130
1313	131
1314	185
1315	186
1316	200
1317	221
1318	225
1319	280
1320	281
1321	350
1322	425
1323	426
1324	450
1325	452
1326	675
1327	680
1328	681
1329	750
1330	950
1331	1125
1332	1126
1333	1200
1334	1370
1335	1371
1336	1600
1337	2505
1338	2585
1339	2586
1340	4000
1341	4005
1342	4580
1343	4581
1344	26061
1345	26062
1346	26071
1347	26072
1348	26081
1349	26082
1350	33072
1351	33081
1352	33082
1353	33101
1354	33102
1355	33121
1356	33122
1357	45102
1358	45121
1359	45122
1360	45171
1361	45211
1362	60171
1363	60211
1364	80171
1365	80172
1366	80211
1367	80212
1368	30E
1369	34E
1370	40E 1 1/8 in
1371	40E 1 1/2 in
1372	40E 2 in
1373	425A
1374	680A
1375	45E 1 1/2 in
1376	45E 1 1/8 in
1377	45E 2 in
1378	E100
1379	E1600
1380	E200
1381	E25
1382	E350
1383	E40
1384	E600
1385	E65
1386	E950
1387	P1100
1388	P2500
1389	P2505
1390	P4000
1391	P4004
1392	P4005
1393	P500
1394	P750
1395	D12
1396	D25
1397	D40
1398	D65
1399	D100
1400	D200
1401	D350
1402	D600
1403	D950
1404	D1600
1405	315 (DA)
1406	315-SR40
1407	315-SR60
1408	315-SR80
1409	315-SR100
1410	415 (DA)
1411	415-SR40
1412	415-SR60
1413	415-SR80
1414	415-SR100
1415	420 (DA)
1416	420-SR40
1417	420-SR60
1418	420-SR80
1419	420-SR100
1420	520 (DA)
1421	520-SR40
1422	520-SR60
1423	520-SR80
1424	520-SR100
1425	525 (DA)
1426	525-SR40
1427	525-SR60
1428	525-SR80
1429	525-SR100
1430	725 (DA)
1431	725-SR40
1432	725-SR60
1433	725-SR80
1434	725-SR100
1435	730 (DA)
1436	830 (DA)
1437	930 (DA)
1438	1030 (DA)
1439	730-SR40
1440	730-SR60
1441	730-SR80
1442	730-SR100
1443	830-SR40
1444	830-SR60
1445	830-SR80
1446	830-SR100
1447	930-SR40
1448	930-SR60
1449	930-SR80
1450	930-SR100
1451	1030-SR40
1452	1030-SR60
1453	1030-SR80
1454	G01x08
1455	G01x09
1456	G01x10
1457	G01x12
1458	G01x14
1459	G2x09
1460	G2x10
1461	G2x12
1462	G2x14
1463	G2x16
1464	G3x10
1465	G3x12
1466	G3x14
1467	G3x16
1468	G3x20
1469	G4x12
1470	G4x14
1471	G4x16
1472	G4x20
1473	G4x24
1474	G4x28
1475	G5x16
1476	G5x20
1477	G5x24
1478	G5x28
1479	G5x32
1480	G5x36
1481	G7x20
1482	G7x24
1483	G7x28
1484	G7x32
1485	G7x36
1486	G7xT28
1487	G8x24
1488	G8x28
1489	G8x32
1490	G8x36
1491	G8x40
1492	G8xT32
1493	G8xT36
1494	G10x28
1495	G10x32
1496	G10x36
1497	G10x40
1498	G10xT32
1499	G10xT36
1500	G10xT40
1501	G13x40
1502	G13x44
1503	G13x48
1504	G13x52
1505	G13xT40
1506	G13xT44
1507	G13xT48
1508	G13xT52
1509	GC01x01.5
1510	GC01x01.7
1511	GC01x02.0
1512	GC01x02.2
1513	GC01x02.5
1514	GC01x03.0
1515	GC01x03.5
1516	GC2x01.7
1517	GC2x02.0
1518	GC2x02.2
1519	GC2x02.5
1520	GC2x03.0
1521	GC2x03.5
1522	GC2x04.0
1523	GC3x02.0
1524	GC3x02.2
1525	GC3x02.5
1526	GC3x03.0
1527	GC3x03.5
1528	GC3x04.0
1529	GC3x04.5
1530	GC4x02.5
1531	GC4x03.0
1532	GC4x03.5
1533	GC4x04.0
1534	GC4x04.5
1535	GC4x05.0
1536	GC4x06.0
1537	GC5x03.5
1538	GC5x04.0
1539	GC5x04.5
1540	GC5x05.0
1541	GC5x06.0
1542	GC5x07.0
1543	GC5x08.0
1544	GC7x04.0
1545	GC7x04.5
1546	GC7x05.0
1547	GC7x06.0
1548	GC7x07.0
1549	GC7x08.0
1550	GC7x09.0
1551	GC7x10.0
1552	GC8x05.0
1553	GC8x06.0
1554	GC8x07.0
1555	GC8x08.0
1556	GC8x09.0
1557	GC8x10.0
1558	GC8x12.0
1559	GC01x01.5-SR4
1560	GC01x01.7-SR4
1561	GC01x02.0-SR4
1562	GC01x02.2-SR4
1563	GC01x02.5-SR4
1564	GC01x03.0-SR4
1565	GC01x03.5-SR4
1566	GC01x01.7-SR3
1567	GC01x02.0-SR3
1568	GC01x02.2-SR3
1569	GC01x02.5-SR3
1570	GC01x03.0-SR3
1571	GC01x03.5-SR3
1572	GC01x01.7-SR2
1573	GC01x02.0-SR2
1574	GC01x02.2-SR2
1575	GC01x02.5-SR2
1576	GC01x03.0-SR2
1577	GC01x03.5-SR2
1578	GC01x01.7-SR1
1579	GC01x02.0-SR1
1580	GC01x02.2-SR1
1581	GC01x02.5-SR1
1582	GC01x03.0-SR1
1583	GC01x03.5-SR1
1584	GC01x01.7-SR0
1585	GC01x02.0-SR0
1586	GC01x02.2-SR0
1587	GC01x02.5-SR0
1588	GC01x03.0-SR0
1589	GC01x03.5-SR0
1590	GC2x01.7-SR4
1591	GC2x02.0-SR4
1592	GC2x02.2-SR4
1593	GC2x02.5-SR4
1594	GC2x03.0-SR4
1595	GC2x03.5-SR4
1596	GC2x04.0-SR4
1597	GC2x01.7-SR3
1598	GC2x02.0-SR3
1599	GC2x02.2-SR3
1600	GC2x02.5-SR3
1601	GC2x03.0-SR3
1602	GC2x03.5-SR3
1603	GC2x04.0-SR3
1604	GC2x01.7-SR2
1605	GC2x02.0-SR2
1606	GC2x02.2-SR2
1607	GC2x02.5-SR2
1608	GC2x03.0-SR2
1609	GC2x03.5-SR2
1610	GC2x04.0-SR2
1611	GC2x02.0-SR1
1612	GC2x02.2-SR1
1613	GC2x02.5-SR1
1614	GC2x03.0-SR1
1615	GC2x03.5-SR1
1616	GC2x04.0-SR1
1617	GC3x02.0-SR4
1618	GC3x02.2-SR4
1619	GC3x02.5-SR4
1620	GC3x03.0-SR4
1621	GC3x03.5-SR4
1622	GC3x04.0-SR4
1623	GC3x04.5-SR4
1624	GC3x02.2-SR3
1625	GC3x02.5-SR3
1626	GC3x03.0-SR3
1627	GC3x03.5-SR3
1628	GC3x04.0-SR3
1629	GC3x04.5-SR3
1630	GC3x02.2-SR2
1631	GC3x02.5-SR2
1632	GC3x03.0-SR2
1633	GC3x03.5-SR2
1634	GC3x04.0-SR2
1635	GC3x04.5-SR2
1636	GC3x02.2-SR1
1637	GC3x02.5-SR1
1638	GC3x03.0-SR1
1639	GC3x03.5-SR1
1640	GC3x04.0-SR1
1641	GC3x04.5-SR1
1642	GC4x02.5-SR4
1643	GC4x03.0-SR4
1644	GC4x03.5-SR4
1645	GC4x04.0-SR4
1646	GC4x04.5-SR4
1647	GC4x05.0-SR4
1648	GC4x06.0-SR4
1649	GC4x03.0-SR3
1650	GC4x03.5-SR3
1651	GC4x04.0-SR3
1652	GC4x04.5-SR3
1653	GC4x05.0-SR3
1654	GC4x06.0-SR3
1655	GC4x03.0-SR2
1656	GC4x03.5-SR2
1657	GC4x04.0-SR2
1658	GC4x04.5-SR2
1659	GC4x05.0-SR2
1660	GC4x06.0-SR2
1661	GC4x03.0-SR1
1662	GC4x03.5-SR1
1663	GC4x04.0-SR1
1664	GC4x04.5-SR1
1665	GC4x05.0-SR1
1666	GC4x06.0-SR1
1667	GC5x03.5-SR4
1668	GC5x04.0-SR4
1669	GC5x04.5-SR4
1670	GC5x05.0-SR4
1671	GC5x06.0-SR4
1672	GC5x07.0-SR4
1673	GC5x08.0-SR4
1674	GC5x03.5-SR3
1675	GC5x04.0-SR3
1676	GC5x04.5-SR3
1677	GC5x05.0-SR3
1678	GC5x06.0-SR3
1679	GC5x07.0-SR3
1680	GC5x08.0-SR3
1681	GC5x04.0-SR2
1682	GC5x04.5-SR2
1683	GC5x05.0-SR2
1684	GC5x06.0-SR2
1685	GC5x07.0-SR2
1686	GC5x08.0-SR2
1687	GC5x04.0-SR1
1688	GC5x04.5-SR1
1689	GC5x05.0-SR1
1690	GC5x06.0-SR1
1691	GC5x07.0-SR1
1692	GC5x08.0-SR1
1693	GC7x04.0-SR4
1694	GC7x04.5-SR4
1695	GC7x05.0-SR4
1696	GC7x06.0-SR4
1697	GC7x07.0-SR4
1698	GC7x08.0-SR4
1699	GC7x09.0-SR4
1700	GC7x10.0-SR4
1701	GC7x04.0-SR3
1702	GC7x04.5-SR3
1703	GC7x05.0-SR3
1704	GC7x06.0-SR3
1705	GC7x07.0-SR3
1706	GC7x08.0-SR3
1707	GC7x09.0-SR3
1708	GC7x10.0-SR3
1709	GC7x04.5-SR2
1710	GC7x05.0-SR2
1711	GC7x06.0-SR2
1712	GC7x07.0-SR2
1713	GC7x08.0-SR2
1714	GC7x09.0-SR2
1715	GC7x10.0-SR2
1716	GC7x04.5-SR1
1717	GC7x05.0-SR1
1718	GC7x06.0-SR1
1719	GC7x07.0-SR1
1720	GC7x08.0-SR1
1721	GC7x09.0-SR1
1722	GC7x10.0-SR1
1723	GC8x05.0-SR3
1724	GC8x06.0-SR3
1725	GC8x07.0-SR3
1726	GC8x08.0-SR3
1727	GC8x09.0-SR3
1728	GC8x10.0-SR3
1729	GC8x12.0-SR3
1730	GC8x05.0-SR2
1731	GC8x06.0-SR2
1732	GC8x07.0-SR2
1733	GC8x08.0-SR2
1734	GC8x09.0-SR2
1735	GC8x10.0-SR2
1736	GC8x12.0-SR2
1737	GC8x06.0-SR1
1738	GC8x07.0-SR1
1739	GC8x08.0-SR1
1740	GC8x09.0-SR1
1741	GC8x10.0-SR1
1742	GC8x12.0-SR1
1743	1.41 (to 55mm)
1744	1.41 (to 80mm)
1745	P460
1746	P462
1747	P900
1748	A
1749	QP2
1750	QP3
1751	QP4
1752	QP5
1753	4x5
1754	8x14
1755	Effective Area
1756	Air
1757	Opens
1758	Closes
1759	Lever Style
1760	Pivot Link
1761	Rack and Pinion
1762	Scotch Yoke
1763	Lower Bench Set
1764	Upper Bench Set
1765	Nominal Supply
1766	Spring Rate
1767	Lever Arm Length
1768	Fisher 2625
1769	Fisher VBL
1770	Fisher SS-263
1771	Quick Release
1772	ASCO V0431, 1/4NPT
1773	ASCO V0432, 3/8NPT
1774	Solenoid Valve
1775	ASCO 3-Way, 1/4NPT, 24VDC
1776	ASCO 3-Way, 1/4NPT, 120/110 VAC
1777	Position Transmitter
1778	Fisher 4200
1779	Fisher 4320
1780	Rosemount Tri-Loop
1781	TopWorx Valvetop
1782	Limit Switch Valve Open
1783	TopWorx 4310
1784	TopWorx GO Switch
1785	Limit Switch Valve Close
1786	Stroke Time
1787	Stroke Time Quality
1788	Good
1789	Poor
1790	Calendar Time Quality
1791	defaulted from power up
1792	PWB Serial Number
1793	Serial number of the printed circuit board
1794	Option Board Serial Number
1795	Serial number of the transmitter option board.
1796	Command Accepted, Value Read is Saturated
1797	Command Rejected, Busy
1798	No Data Available
1799	Command Not Implemented
1800	Data Not Ready
1801	Command Accepted, Set to Nearest Possible Value
1802	Access Restricted: Incorrect Instrument Mode or Out of Service by another master.
1803	File ID is Incorrect
1804	Max Data Bytes Exceeded
1805	Buffer already locked
1806	Command Rejected, Invalid State
1807	Instrument is already armed to remove protection, or instrument is Out of Service.
1808	Travel Sensor Failed or Not Properly Adjusted
1809	Access Restricted: Incorrect Inst Mode or diag not authorized or Emergency demand in effect (SIS Partial Stroke).
1810	Valve Not in Normal Cutoff
1811	SIS partial stroke requested when not in the Normal cutoff.
1812	Script is Corrupted
1813	Incorrect units
1814	Attempted Read in Empty Memory Area
1815	Less Data Returned Than Expected
1816	In Service Reminder
1817	Change Instrument Mode
1818	Select In Service or 'Out of Service' mode. The instrument adjusts its travel as the input changes, when it is In Service. Calibration and configuration require the instrument to be 'Out of Service'.
1819	Change Write Protection
1820	Enable Protection to make calibration and setup parameters read only. Note: Removing protection requires pushing a button in the terminal box of the instrument.
1821	Change Control Mode
1822	Select the source for the instrument setpoint. Analog = 4-20 mA loop, Digital = HART link.
1823	Performance Tuner
1824	Performance Tuner aborted
1825	Stabilize/Optimize
1826	Select Decrease Response if instrument is unstable. Select Increase Response if instrument is sluggish. Decrease Response reduces tuning by one set. Increase Response raises tuning by one set.
1827	SP Rate Open post edit
1828	SP Rate Close post edit
1829	Restart Processor
1830	Follow the prompts to restart the instrument.
1831	Custom Characterization Table
1832	Enter the Set Point values and Travel Targets for each of the 21 Custom Characterization points. Set Point values are non-characterized travel.
1833	Calibration Variable
1834	Stroke Valve
1835	Select the desired method to stroke the valve. The ramp rate is set to 1.0% per second. Valid entries for the target are 0 to 100%.
1836	Stroke Valve aborted
1837	View/Edit Lag Time
1838	View/Edit Lead/Lag
1839	View Travel Counts
1840	Actuator Selection
1841	Incompatible DD Revision
1842	The DD Revision is not compatible with the firmware in this device.
1843	Edit Instrument Time
1844	Enter the date and time for the instrument.
1845	Edit Cycle Counts
1846	Edit Travel Accumulator
1847	Polling Address
1848	Change to HART 5
1849	DD Information
1850	Displays the Device Type, the Device Description Revision
1851	Pressure Sensors
1852	Follow the prompts to calibrate the instrument Pressure Sensors.
1853	Follow the prompts to calibrate the instrument analog input sensor.
1854	Relay Adjust
1855	Travel Sensor Adjust
1856	Tvl Sensor Adjust Aborted.
1857	Edit Auxiliary Terminal Action
1858	Change Device Power Up
1859	Reset Valve Stuck Alert
1860	Allows the user to reset the valve stuck alert that occured during a Partial Stroke Test.
1861	PST Calibration
1862	Disable PST
1863	Exit PST Calibration
1864	Change EPPC Enable
1865	Change PST Enable
1866	PST Variables
1867	View or Edit the Max Travel Movement, the Test Speed, and the Pause Time for the Partial Stroke Test.
1868	Partial Stroke Test
1869	PST Abort
1870	Calibration aborted.
1871	Not Calibrated
1872	Auto Calibration
1873	Follow the prompts to initiate automatic calibration of the Travel Sensor.
1874	Auto Calibration aborted
1875	Follow the prompts to manually calibrate the instrument travel sensor.
1876	Device Setup
1877	Prompts the user for pressure information and to select subsequent menu items for instrument setup. Note: All items on the Auto Setup menu must be selected in order for basic setup.
1878	View Alert Records
1879	Displays the Alert Record.
1880	Clear Records
1881	Clears the Alert Record.
1882	Shutdown on Travel Travel Sensor Failure Shutdown. Upon shutdown, the instrument attempts to drive its output pressure to the zero input current condition and no longer executes its control functions.
1883	Shutdown on Travel Pressure Sensor Failure Shutdown. Upon shutdown, the instrument attempts to drive its output pressure to the zero input current condition and no longer executes its control functions.
1884	Shutdown on Travel Temp Sensor Failure Shutdown. Upon shutdown, the instrument attempts to drive its output pressure to the zero input current condition and no longer executes its control functions.
1885	Shutdown on Travel Critical NVM Failure Shutdown. Upon shutdown, the instrument attempts to drive its output pressure to the zero input current condition and no longer executes its control functions.
1886	Shutdown on Travel Drive Current Failure Shutdown. Upon shutdown, the instrument attempts to drive its output pressure to the zero input current condition and no longer executes its control functions.
1887	Shutdown on Travel Reference Voltage Failure Shutdown. Upon shutdown, the instrument attempts to drive its output pressure to the zero input current condition and no longer executes its control functions.
1888	Shutdown on Travel Minor Loop Sensor Failure Shutdown. Upon shutdown, the instrument attempts to drive its output pressure to the zero input current condition and no longer executes its control functions.
1889	Shutdown on Travel Flash Integrity Failure Shutdown. Upon shutdown, the instrument attempts to drive its output pressure to the zero input current condition and no longer executes its control functions.
1890	Shutdown on Travel Program Flow Failure Shutdown. Upon shutdown, the instrument attempts to drive its output pressure to the zero input current condition and no longer executes its control functions.
1891	Shutdown on Travel Non-Critical NVM Failure Shutdown. Upon shutdown, the instrument attempts to drive its output pressure to the zero input current condition and no longer executes its control functions.
1892	Shutdown on Travel SIS Hardware Failure Shutdown. Upon shutdown, the instrument attempts to drive its output pressure to the zero input current condition and no longer executes its control functions.
1893	Enable or disable the reporting of the Pressure Fallback Active Enable
1894	Enable or disable the reporting of the Tripped by the LCP Enable
1895	Enable or disable the reporting of the Alert Record Not Empty Enable
1896	Enable or disable the reporting of the Alert Record Full Enable
1897	Enable or disable the reporting of the Instrument Time is Approximate Enable
1898	Enable or disable the reporting of the Travel Accumulator Alert Enable
1899	Enable or disable the reporting of the Cycle Count Alert Enable
1900	Enable or disable the reporting of the Integrator Sat Lo Enable
1901	Enable or disable the reporting of the Integrator Sat Hi Enable
1902	Enable or disable the reporting of the SIS Locked In Safety Alert Enable
1903	Enable or disable the reporting of the EPPC Deviation Alert Enable
1904	Enable or disable the reporting of the Supply Pressure Alert Enable
1905	Enable or disable the reporting of the Drive Signal Alert Enable
1906	Enable or disable the reporting of the Travel Limit/Cutoff Lo Enable
1907	Enable or disable the reporting of the Travel Limit/Cutoff Hi Enable
1908	Enable or disable the reporting of the Travel Deviation Alert Enable
1909	Enable or disable the reporting of the Travel Alert Hi Hi Enable
1910	Enable or disable the reporting of the Travel Alert Hi Enable
1911	Enable or disable the reporting of the Travel Alert Lo Lo Enable
1912	Enable or disable the reporting of the Travel Alert Lo Enable
1913	Enable or disable the reporting of the Output Circuit Comm Failure Enable
1914	Enable or disable the reporting of the LCP Communication Failure Enable
1915	Device Status
1916	Mode
1917	Alert Record
1918	No Active Alerts
1919	AD/PD
1920	Loop Warning Variables
1921	Loop Warning Variables display a warning message prior to sending new values.
1922	Upload Variables
1923	pre_send_configuration_method
1924	post_send_configuration_method
1925	Hot Key
1926	Online
1927	Overview
1928	Configure
1929	Service Tools
1930	The DD revision is not compatible with the firmware in the device. Contact your Fisher sales office for an upgrade to your Device Description.
1931	Identification
1932	Serial Numbers
1933	Version Information
1934	Offline
1935	Device Information
1936	Device ID and Serial Numbers
1937	Revisions
1938	Security
1939	Guided Setup
1940	Manual Setup
1941	Mode and Protection
1942	Instrument
1943	Units
1944	Terminal Box
1945	Analog Input Range
1946	Spec Sheet
1947	Valve
1948	Valve Travel
1949	Inlet/Outlet Pressures
1950	Torque
1951	Trim
1952	Accessories
1953	Travel/Pressure Control
1954	Cutoffs and Limits
1955	Travel Cutoffs
1956	End Point Pressure Control (EPPC)
1957	Characterization
1958	Dynamic Response
1959	Tuning
1960	Travel Tuning
1961	Pressure Tuning
1962	Travel/Pressure Integral Settings
1963	Integral Settings
1964	Valve and Actuator
1965	SIS / Partial Stroke
1966	Partial Stroke Test (PST)
1967	SIS Options
1968	Outputs
1969	Output Terminal Config
1970	Switch Configuration
1971	HART Var Assignments
1972	Alert Setup
1973	Electronics
1974	Shutdown on Alert
1975	Sensors
1976	Travel Limit
1977	Travel Limit/Cutoff
1978	Travel Cutoff
1979	Integrator
1980	Travel History
1981	Alert Record/Instrument Time
1982	Calibration
1983	Travel Calibration
1984	Sensor Calibration
1985	Diagnostics
1986	Variables
1987	Travel/Pressure
1988	Run Time Extremes
1989	Maintenance
1990	DD Revision: 5
1991	Status
1992	Primary Purpose Variables
1993	Input and Travel
1994	Pressures
1995	Shortcuts
1996	Device Identification
1997	DVC6000 HW2 (Device Type: 130B) DD Revision: 5 Build Date: Dec 16, 2013 (C) Copyright, 2011, 2013 Fisher Controls Int. LLC
1998	Initial Setup
1999	Device Setup is used to configure actuator and valve information, calibrate the valve assembly, and assign the tuning set for the valve assembly.
2000	The Performance Tuner executes a simple Step Response test and then calculates a recommended set of gain values based on the response of the control valve.
2001	If the valve seems slightly unstable or unresponsive after completing initial setup (either auto or manual) and auto calibration, you can improve operation by selecting Stabilize/Optimize.
2002	Cutoffs/Limits
2003	Valve/Actuator
2004	Travel Direction
2005	Partial Stroke
2006	Output Terminal Configuration
2007	Transmitter Configuration
2008	HART Variable Assignments
2009	ACTIVE
2010	ENABLE/CURRENT VALUE
2011	CONFIGURE
2012	Hi Hi Instrument Alert
2013	Lo Lo Instrument Alert
2014	Hi Instrument Alert
2015	Lo Instrument Alert
2016	Cycle Counter Alert
2017	End Point Pressure Control Deviation (EPPC)
2018	SHUTDOWN ENABLE
2019	Sensor
2020	Instrument Time
2021	Calibration Record
2022	Relay
2023	These sensors are calibrated at the factory and generally do not need readjustment.
2024	Travel Sensor Adjustment
2025	Pressure Sensor
2026	Analog Input Calibration
2027	Do not perform PST Calibration if Device Setup and Travel Calibration have not been performed.
2028	Alerts
2029	Active Alerts
2030	Failed - Fix Now
2031	Recommended Actions:
2032	Determine which shutdown is active and replace the appropriate part.
2033	The Travel Sensor has failed. (Measured reading is outside -25% to +125% of calibrated range).
2034	1) Check the instrument mounting and feedback linkages. 2) Perform Travel calibration. 3) Check that the electrical connection from the travel sensor is properly plugged into the printed wiring board assembly. 4) If the alert persists, replace the Travel Sensor or the printed wiring board assembly.
2035	An error has been found in the Non Volatile Memory (NVM).
2036	1) Restart the instrument. 2) If the alert persists, replace the printed wiring board assembly.
2037	Set if the drive current does not match the drive signal.
2038	1) Check the connection between the I/P converter and the printed wiring board assembly. 2) Remove the I/P converter and re-install it. 3) If the alert persists, replace the I/P converter or the printed wiring board assembly.
2039	The internal voltage supply used by the electronics has gone outside its acceptable range.
2040	Replace the Printed Wiring Board.
2041	Minor Loop Feedback signal failed.
2042	A critical error has been found in the Flash ROM (firmware program memory area).
2043	The instrument is not performing the expected series of calculations.
2044	1) Make sure the instrument is in service. 2) If the alert persists, replace the printed wiring board.
2045	The SIS hardware shutdown circuit failed to shut down the device. The firmware performed a backup shutdown.
2046	Replace the printed wiring board
2047	Maintenance - Fix Soon
2048	One or more Pressure Sensor(s) on-board the device has failed. This may be due to excessive supply pressure or contaminated air.
2049	1) Check the instrument supply pressure. 2) Check that the printed wiring board assembly is properly mounted on the module base assembly and that the pressure sensor O-ring is properly installed. 3) If the alert persists, replace the printed wiring board assembly.
2050	Set if the instrument temperature sensor failed or the sensor reading is outside the range of -60°C to 100°C (-140°F to 212°F). The temperature reading is used internally for temperature compensation of inputs.
2051	Set if the Pressure Control Mode is active.
2052	Check the valve travel feedback and mounting integrity.
2053	Perform periodic maintenance.
2054	An error has been found in the Non Volatile Memory (NVM) in an area that is not critical for instrument operation.
2055	SIS unit is locked in the safety position.
2056	To reset the valve, press the reset button on the local control panel.
2057	Check the supply pressure and instrument tuning.
2058	Check the supply pressure to the instrument.
2059	The Travel Deviation has exceeded the configurable Travel Deviation Alert Point by more than the configurable Travel Deviation Time.
2060	Check valve friction, supply pressure, and instrument tuning.
2061	Check process loop.
2062	The output circuit is not responding.
2063	1) If configured as a transmitter output, first make sure the transmitter circuit is powered. 2) If the alert persists, make sure the DIP switch on the main electronics matches the configuration of the OUT terminals. 3) If the alert is still active, replace the main electronics.
2064	SIS panel is not communicating.
2065	1) Verify that the local control panel is properly connected to the AUX terminals. 2) Verify that power is applied to the local control panel.
2066	Check loop current.
2067	Advisory
2068	1) Check the host system for unnecessary automatic writes to the instrument memory. 2) To clear this alert, cycle power to the device.
2069	The SIS unit has been tripped by the LCP (Local Control Panel).
2070	1) View the Alert Records. 2) Clear the Alert Records.
2071	Reset the Instrument Time.
2072	Set if the Valve Diagnostic File contains data.
2073	Upload the diagnostic data into ValveLink Software.
2074	Alerts Recorded by the Instrument
2075	Restart Options
2076	Instrument Action
2077	Change Device
2078	Pressure
2079	Trends
2080	Setpoint / Travel / Supply Pressure
2081	Displays values of the Setpoint, Travel (DeChar), and Supply Pressure against time. The horizontal (x) axis displays time values. The left vertical (y) axis displays the values for percent travel, and the right vertical (y) axis displays the supply pressure.
2082	Setpoint / Travel
2083	Displays values of the Setpoint and Travel (DeChar) against time. The horizontal (x) axis displays time values. The left vertical (y) axis displays the values for percent travel.
2084	Compare
2085	EPPC
2086	Assembly Specifications
2087	Wireless
2088	WirelessHART Device
2089	IEEE 802.15.4 2.4GHz DSSS with O-QPSK Modulation
2090	Critical Power Failure
2091	Simulation active
2092	The device is in simulation mode and the level output is not representative of the process.
2093	Non-Volatile memory failure
2094	The Non-Volatile memory check is invalid or maybe corrupt, or the battery of a battery-backed memory has failed.
2095	Volatile memory error
2096	The RAM memory check is invalid or maybe corrupt
2097	Watchdog reset executed
2098	A watchdog reset has been performed
2099	Voltage conditions out of range
2100	A voltage condition is outside its allowable range
2101	Environmental conditions out of range
2102	An internal or environmental condition is beyond acceptable limits.
2103	Electronic failure
2104	A hardware problem not related to the sensor has been detected.
2105	PV Analog Channel Saturated
2106	PV Analog Channel Fixed
2107	Device Profile
2108	Device Diagnostic Status 0
2109	Time Stamp
2110	Relative time value on network
2111	8u
2112	Dynamic Variables Returned for Device Variables
2113	Command Response Truncated
2114	Configuration Change Counter Mismatch
2115	Status bytes mismatch
2116	Device Variable
2117	REMINDER: To restore the SIS safety function the Instrument must be returned to In Service.
2118	REMINDER: Instrument must be returned to In Service for output to track input.
2119	An Instrument Failure has occurred. Check Instrument Status for more details.
2120	%[L]{0}: %{0} Protection must be disabled to change Instrument Mode.
2121	WARNING! Output will not track input and the SIS safety function will be disabled when Instrument Mode is Out of Service. Instrument Mode:
2122	WARNING! Output will not track input when Instrument Mode is Out of Service. Instrument Mode:
2123	%[L]{0}: %{0} Access restricted Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a secondary master.
2124	%[L]{0}: %{0} Access restricted Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a primary master.
2125	WARNING! Valve may move when In Service mode is sent to the instrument. Instrument Mode:
2126	Calibration or diagnostics was in progress. Reset Control Mode, if required.
2127	Please wait...
2128	Checking for correct instrument configuration before placing instrument back In Service. Please wait...
2129	ATTENTION! There is new firmware in the instrument that has not been activated. If you continue, the new firmware will be overwritten.
2130	Continue;Exit
2131	Aborting... Firmware will be left intact.
2132	The Hardware Shutdown DIP Switch on the main electronics board must be 'Disabled' for throttling control.
2133	The Hardware Shutdown DIP switch on the main electronics board must be Disabled to operate in multidrop mode.
2134	WARNING! Valve will move momentarily to CLOSED during power up unless SP Rate Open, SP Rate Close, and Lag Time are set to zero. Updated firmware is available.
2135	Protection must be set to 'None' to set the parameters to zero. Do you want to continue to place the instrument In Service?
2136	Yes;No
2137	Set parameters to zero now?
2138	INVALID CONFIGURATION A Double-Acting actuator must be used with a Relay Type A.
2139	Aborting
2140	Do you wish to edit the configuration manually or exit and run the Device Setup?
2141	Edit;Exit
2142	INVALID CONFIGURATION A Double-Acting actuator without a spring cannot be used with Pressure Control.
2143	Travel/Pressure Select will be set to Travel Control.
2144	PST Start Point must be configured before the Partial Stroke Test will run.
2145	PST Enable must be configured before the Partial Stroke Test will run.
2146	Partial Stroke Test will not run because the PST Variables have not been configured correctly
2147	Continue to place the instrument In Service?
2148	Default valve position on power up has not been configured. Configure now?
2149	Default valve position on power up:
2150	Open;Closed
2151	End Point Pressure Control has not been enabled.
2152	To monitor the integrity of the device when it's on a travel stop, End Point Pressure Control should be enabled.
2153	The valve is not in the correct cutoff for normal operation.
2154	Please set the input current to 20.0 mA.
2155	Please set the input current to 4.0 mA, or 8.0 mA if local control panel is attached.
2156	Please set the input current to 4.0 mA.
2157	Choose action:
2158	Retry;Leave Out of Service;Force In Service
2159	In Service mode has been sent to the instrument.
2160	Instrument will remain Out of Service.
2161	Wired communication is required to change the Instrument Mode.
2162	Access restricted Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a secondary master.
2163	Access restricted Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a primary master.
2164	%[L]{0}: %{0}
2165	ATTENTION! Protection can only be removed at the instrument.
2166	The Instrument Mode must be 'In Service' in order to Enable the Protection.
2167	WARNING! Valve may move when In Service mode is sent to the instrument.
2168	The Protection will remain disabled
2169	Select Write Protection
2170	Write Protection Enabled.
2171	Push the button in the terminal box on the instrument to remove Protection. Seconds remaining: %{0}
2172	The time allotted to push the terminal box button has elapsed.
2173	Write Protection Disabled.
2174	Write Protection is already Enabled.
2175	Write Protection is already Disabled.
2176	Wired communication is required to change the Write Protection.
2177	%[L]{0}: %{0} User cannot change the Control Mode of a SIS device.
2178	%[L]{0}: %{0} To change, remove Protection.
2179	%[L]{0}: %{0} To change, place 'Out of Service'.
2180	Protection must be disabled to perform this operation.
2181	WARNING! Output will not track input and the SIS safety function will be disabled when Instrument Mode is Out of Service.
2182	WARNING! Output will not track input when Instrument Mode is Out of Service.
2183	Instrument Mode is still In Service.
2184	User cannot change the Control Mode of a Multi-drop device. Control Mode will be reset to Digital
2185	Control Mode is Digital. User cannot change the Control Mode of an Multi-drop device.
2186	User cannot change the Control Mode of a SIS device. Control Mode will be reset to Analog
2187	Control Mode is Analog. User cannot change the Control Mode of a SIS device.
2188	Control Mode has been sent to the instrument.
2189	This Instrument Level does not support this procedure.
2190	This action cannot be performed in Pressure Control.
2191	The instrument is reporting a Travel Sensor failure.
2192	WARNING! Performance Tuner will move the valve. Continue?
2193	Supply Pressure Sensor Failure occurred
2194	Pressure A Sensor Failure occurred
2195	Pressure B Sensor Failure occurred
2196	The Supply Pressure is not sufficient to move the valve.
2197	Adjust Supply and retry;Abort;Continue with Current Pressure
2198	The Auxiliary Terminal Action is configured for a connected local control panel, but no local control panel is detected. You will need to correct the Auxiliary Terminal Action configuration or exit and fix the connected local control panel.
2199	Change Configuration;Exit
2200	Disabled;PST Diagnostic
2201	Instrument is locked in safety and must be unlocked before proceeding. WARNING! Unlocking the device may cause the valve to move.
2202	Unlock;Exit
2203	To unlock the device, press the button next to GREEN light on Local Control Panel for more than 1/2 second.
2204	To unlock the device, short the Aux. terminals between 3 and 5 seconds.
2205	To unlock the device 1. Set the input current to 8 mA if the Local Control Panel is loop powered or 4 mA if the LCP has a seperate power supply. 2. Press the button next to GREEN light on Local Control Panel for more than 1/2 second.
2206	To unlock the device 1. Set the input current to 20 mA. 2. Press the button next to GREEN light on Local Control Panel for more than 1/2 second.
2207	To unlock the device 1. Set the input current to 4 mA. 2. Short the Aux. terminals between 3 and 5 seconds.
2208	Adjust the Analog Input current to move the valve to its normal (not tripped) position.
2209	Adjust Analog Input and continue;Exit
2210	Input must exceed 3.8 mA
2211	Input must exceed 3.8 mA (7.8 mA if loop powered local control panel is attached.)
2212	There is diagnostic data in the instrument that has not been extracted by ValveLink. If you continue, this data will be overwritten.
2213	Exiting
2214	Is a Volume Booster Present?
2215	Is a Volume Booster or Quick Release Present?
2216	Does the valve have Graphite Packing?
2217	REMINDER: Open bypass screw at least 1 turn
2218	Initializing Performance Tuner. Please wait...
2219	Checking Steady-State Conditions.
2220	%{Stp}) Moving to: %[4.1f]{z}% %[L]{0}: %[4.1f]{g} %[L]{1}: %[4.2f]{v} %[L]{2}: %[4.1f]{m}
2221	Analyzing Data
2222	Assigning Gains and Downloading
2223	Use Recommended gains? %[L]{0}: %[4.1f]{g} %[L]{1}: %[4.2f]{v} %[L]{2}: %[4.1f]{m}
2224	Restoring original gains
2225	No travel movement. Use default gains? %[L]{0}: %[4.1f]{g} %[L]{1}: %[4.2f]{v} %[L]{2}: %[4.1f]{m}
2226	Open booster's bypass screw an additional turn and rerun Performance Tuner.
2227	System is highly oscillatory and should be tuned manually.
2228	WARNING! The device will track set point changes, which may cause the valve to move.
2229	%[L]{0}: %{0} %[L]{1}: %{1} %[L]{2}: %{2} %[L]{3}: %{3}
2230	Done;Decrease Response;Increase Response;Decrease Damping;Increase Damping;Step Open +20%;Step Open +10%;Step Closed -10%;Step Closed -20%
2231	Done;Decrease Response;Increase Response;Decrease Damping;Increase Damping
2232	%[L]{0}: %{0} %[L]{1}: %[.1f]{g} %[L]{2}: %[.1f]{v} %[L]{3}: %[.0f]{m} Tuning is already set to the minimum.
2233	%[L]{0}: %{0} %[L]{1}: %[.1f]{g} %[L]{2}: %[.1f]{v} %[L]{3}: %[.0f]{m} Tuning is already set to the maximum.
2234	%[L]{0}: %{0} %[L]{1}: %[.1f]{g} %[L]{2}: %[.1f]{v} %[L]{3}: %[.0f]{m} Damping is already set to the miminum.
2235	%[L]{0}: %{0} %[L]{1}: %[.1f]{g} %[L]{2}: %[.1f]{v} %[L]{3}: %[.0f]{m} Damping is already set to the maximum.
2236	%[L]{0}: %{0} %[L]{1}: %[.1f]{g} %[L]{2}: %[.1f]{v} %[L]{3}: %[.0f]{m} Sending tuning change to the instrument. Please wait...
2237	Stabilize/Optimize has completed.
2238	Stabilize/Optimize aborted. Restoring original tuning, please wait...
2239	This command will reset the instrument. Continue?
2240	Restarting instrument.
2241	There is no Custom Characterization table in the instrument. Take Out of Service and remove Protection to enter a table.
2242	To change, place 'Out of Service'.
2243	Continue for prompts to view the Custom Characterization table, enter a new table, or edit an individual entry.
2244	# x(%) y(%) 1: %[6.2f]{x0} %[6.2f]{y0} 2: %[6.2f]{x1} %[6.2f]{y1} 3: %[6.2f]{x2} %[6.2f]{y2}
2245	View Pts 4-6;Done
2246	# x(%) y(%) 4: %[6.2f]{x0} %[6.2f]{y0} 5: %[6.2f]{x1} %[6.2f]{y1} 6: %[6.2f]{x2} %[6.2f]{y2}
2247	View Pts 7-9;View Pts 1-3;Done
2248	# x(%) y(%) 7: %[6.2f]{x0} %[6.2f]{y0} 8: %[6.2f]{x1} %[6.2f]{y1} 9: %[6.2f]{x2} %[6.2f]{y2}
2249	View Pts 10-12;View Pts 4-6;Done
2250	# x(%) y(%) 10: %[6.2f]{x0} %[6.2f]{y0} 11: %[6.2f]{x1} %[6.2f]{y1} 12: %[6.2f]{x2} %[6.2f]{y2}
2251	View Pts 13-15;View Pts 7-9;Done
2252	# x(%) y(%) 13: %[6.2f]{x0} %[6.2f]{y0} 14: %[6.2f]{x1} %[6.2f]{y1} 15: %[6.2f]{x2} %[6.2f]{y2}
2253	View Pts 16-18;View Pts 10-12;Done
2254	# x(%) y(%) 16: %[6.2f]{x0} %[6.2f]{y0} 17: %[6.2f]{x1} %[6.2f]{y1} 18: %[6.2f]{x2} %[6.2f]{y2}
2255	View Pts 19-21;View Pts 13-15;Done
2256	# x(%) y(%) 19: %[6.2f]{x0} %[6.2f]{y0} 20: %[6.2f]{x1} %[6.2f]{y1} 21: %[6.2f]{x2} %[6.2f]{y2}
2257	View Pts 1-3;View Pts 16-18;Done
2258	View Pts 4-6;Enter New Table;Edit Point 1;Edit Point 2;Edit Point 3;Done
2259	View Pts 7-9;View Pts 1-3;Edit Point 4;Edit Point 5;Edit Point 6;Done
2260	View Pts 10-12;View Pts 4-6;Edit Point 7;Edit Point 8;Edit Point 9;Done
2261	View Pts 13-15;View Pts 7-9;Edit Point 10;Edit Point 11;Edit Point 12;Done
2262	View Pts 16-18;View Pts 10-12;Edit Point 13;Edit Point 14;Edit Point 15;Done
2263	View Pts 19-21;View Pts 13-15;Edit Point 16;Edit Point 17;Edit Point 18;Done
2264	View Pts 1-3;View Pts 16-18;Edit Point 19;Edit Point 20;Edit Point 21;Done
2265	# x(%) y(%) %{c}: %[6.2f]{x0} %[6.2f]{y0} x (Set Point):
2266	Set Point must be between -25.0% and 125.0%
2267	# x(%) y(%) %{c}: %[6.2f]{x0} %[6.2f]{y0} y (Tvl Target):
2268	Tvl Target must be between -25.0% and 125.0%
2269	x(%{c}) <= x(%{i}) The instrument will not accept this table. Each Set Point must be greater than the previous Set Point.
2270	y(%{c}) <= y(%{i}) The instrument will not accept this table. Each Tvl Target must be greater than the previous Tvl Target.
2271	Cust Char table has changed. Is it OK to send changes to inst? (Selecting No will lose changes.)
2272	The Custom Characterization Table has been sent to the instrument.
2273	The Custom Characterization Table will not be used unless the Input Characterization is changed to Custom. Change to Custom?
2274	Custom Input Characterization has been sent to the instrument.
2275	Days Powered Up: %{i} days
2276	WARNING! Editing this parameter will change the instrument's calibration.
2277	Stroke Valve Travel: %[4.1f]{tvl} %
2278	Done;Ramp to Open;Ramp to Closed;Ramp to Target;Step to Target
2279	Ramp to Target:
2280	z
2281	Step to Target:
2282	Target: %{z}.0 % Travel: %{0} %
2283	The Lag Time method is not supported in the ODV Instrument Level. Use the Lead/Lag method intead.
2284	Lag Time: 0.0 (Disabled) Write access restricted. Analog Input must be greater than 3.8 mA.
2285	Lag Time: %[.2f]{x1} secs Write access restricted. Analog Input must be greater than 3.8 mA.
2286	Lag Time: 0.0 (Disabled) To change, place 'Out of Service'.
2287	Lag Time: %[.2f]{x1} secs To change, place 'Out of Service'.
2288	Lag Time: 0.0 (Disabled)
2289	Lag Time: %[.2f]{x1} secs
2290	Lag Time: 0.0 turns the filter off
2291	Lag Time must be between 0.0 and 10.0. Enter 0.0 to disable.
2292	Do you want to reset the Lag Time to zero?
2293	Instrument Level: %{0} This Instrument Level does not support this procedure.
2294	Lag Time: %[.2f]{x1} sec Opening Lead/Lag Ratio: %[.2f]{x2} Closing Lead/Lag Ratio: %[.2f]{x3} Lead/Lag Boost: %{0} Write access restricted. Analog Input must be greater than 3.8 mA.
2295	Lag Time: 0.0 (Disabled) Opening Lead/Lag Ratio: %[.2f]{x2} Closing Lead/Lag Ratio: %[.2f]{x3} Lead/Lag Boost: %{0} To change, place 'Out of Service'.
2296	Lag Time: %[.2f]{x1} sec Opening Lead/Lag Ratio: %[.2f]{x2} Closing Lead/Lag Ratio: %[.2f]{x3} Lead/Lag Boost: %{0} To change, place 'Out of Service'.
2297	Lag Time: %[.2f]{x1} sec Opening Lead/Lag Ratio: %[.2f]{x2} Closing Lead/Lag Ratio: %[.2f]{x3} Lead/Lag Boost: %{0}
2298	Opening Lead/Lag Ratio
2299	Please enter a number between 0.0 and 2.0.
2300	Closing Lead/Lag Ratio
2301	Travel Counts: %{k}
2302	View travel counts for another 15 seconds?
2303	Protection must be disabled to edit the actuator variables.
2304	DD Revision: 5 Firmware Revision: %{0} The DD Revision is not compatible with the firmware in this device.
2305	DD Revision: 5 Firmware Revision: %{0} The DD Revision is compatible with the firmware.
2306	Instrument Date and Time are approximated. Protection must be removed to reset the time.
2307	Instrument Date and Time are approximated. Write access is restricted by another master.
2308	Instrument Date and Time are approximated. Please set them to the current date and time. %[02d]{dd} %{0} %[04d]{yy} %[02d]{hh}:%[02d]{mm}
2309	Edit Instrument Time %[02d]{dd} %{0} %[04d]{yy} %[02d]{hh}:%[02d]{mm} To change, remove Protection.
2310	Done;Read Date and Time
2311	Edit Instrument Time %[02d]{dd} %{0} %[04d]{yy} %[02d]{hh}:%[02d]{mm} Access restricted Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by another master.
2312	Edit Instrument Time %[02d]{dd} %{0} %[04d]{yy} %[02d]{hh}:%[02d]{mm}
2313	Done;Read Date and Time;Set Date and Time
2314	Year (2011-2040)
2315	yy
2316	Month (1-12)
2317	Day (1-30)
2318	dd
2319	Day (1-29)
2320	Day (1-28)
2321	hh
2322	The Alert Switch Source is set to an unknown configuration. Access restricted Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a secondary master.
2323	The Alert Switch Source is set to an unknown configuration. Access restricted Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a primary master.
2324	The Alert Switch Source is set to an unknown configuration. To change, remove Protection.
2325	The Alert Switch Source is set to an unknown configuration. To change, place 'Out of Service'.
2326	WARNING! This procedure may require a system restart because it will stop communication between the host and device. This procedure requires a HART 5 DD and a power cycle to the instrument. Do you want to continue?
2327	This procedure requires that you to place the Instrument Mode Out of Service. After completing this procedure, please shut down your host system, power cycle the instrument, and return the Instrument Mode to In Service.
2328	Instrument Mode is still In Service. The device was not changed to HART 5.
2329	After completing this procedure, please shut down your host system, power cycle the instrument, and return the Instrument Mode to In Service.
2330	Please shut down your host system now and power cycle the instrument. REMINDER: Instrument must be returned to In Service for output to track input.
2331	DVC6000 HW2 (130B) Instrument Level: %{0} Device Revision: 2 DD Revision: 5 Build Date: Dec 16, 2013 (C) Copyright, 2011, 2013 Fisher Controls Int. LLC
2332	This sensor is adjusted at the factory and generally does not require adjustment in the field.
2333	WARNING! Calibration will cause sudden changes in instrument output and loss of process control.
2334	Select the desired sensor for calibration
2335	Supply Press;Pressure A;Pressure B
2336	Supply Press;Pressure A
2337	Supply Press;Pressure B
2338	Pressure A;Pressure B
2339	Instrument indicates a Supply Sensor Failure. Continue calibrating Supply?
2340	Instrument indicates a Pressure A Sensor Failure. Continue calibrating Pressure A?
2341	Instrument indicates a Pressure B Sensor Failure. Continue calibrating Pressure B?
2342	Supply Sensor Calibration:
2343	Zero Only;Zero and Span (Gauge Required)
2344	Adjust the supply regulator to remove the instrument supply pressure. Continue when the air is fully exhausted.
2345	Adjust the supply regulator to the desired supply pressure. Then continue.
2346	Pressure A Sensor Calibration:
2347	Remove pressure from Port A. Continue when the air is fully exhausted.
2348	Wait until Port A pressure has completely exhausted, then continue.
2349	Pressure B Sensor Calibration:
2350	Remove pressure from Port B. Continue when the air is fully exhausted.
2351	Wait until Port B pressure has completely exhausted, then continue.
2352	Setting Zero...
2353	Is an external pressure gauge set up for measuring the Supply Pressure?
2354	Yes;No, exit
2355	Enter the units used by the external gauge measuring the Supply Pressure.
2356	Enter the value shown on the external gauge measuring the Supply Pressure.
2357	Setting Span...
2358	Is an external pressure gauge set up for measuring the pressure at Port A?
2359	Connect pressure to Port A. Then continue.
2360	Wait until Port A pressure has reached full supply, then continue.
2361	Enter the units used by the external gauge measuring the pressure at Port A.
2362	Enter the value shown on the external gauge measuring the pressure at Port A.
2363	Is an external pressure gauge set up for measuring the pressure at Port B?
2364	Connect pressure to Port B. Then continue.
2365	Wait until Port B pressure has reached full supply, then continue.
2366	Enter the units used by the external gauge measuring the pressure at Port B.
2367	Enter the value shown on the external gauge measuring the pressure at Port B.
2368	Pressure Sensor calibration is complete.
2369	This action is not supported when the instrument is jumpered for multi-drop operation
2370	Adjust the current source to approximately 4 mA, then continue.
2371	Adjust the current source to approximately 20 mA, then continue.
2372	Displayed: %[5.2f]{d} mA Use Increase and Decrease selections until the displayed current matches the current source.
2373	Done;Large Increase;Medium Increase; Small Increase;Small Decrease;Medium Decrease;Large Decrease
2374	Restoring Analog Input calibration variables.
2375	WARNING! Relay adjust will cause the valve to move from its last set point.
2376	Double-Acting actuator must be used with Relay Type A. Select Single-Acting actuator or change Relay Type to A.
2377	Relay Adjust requires all three pressure sensors.
2378	The Supply Pressure is not sufficient to perform the relay adjust.
2379	Remove the instrument front cover. Then continue.
2380	Rotate relay adjustment disc until value is 50 - 70 % %[L]{0}: %{0} Time remaining (sec): %{q}
2381	Continue monitoring the relay adjustment for another 15 seconds?
2382	Replace the instrument front cover. Then continue.
2383	Relay Type is C. No relay adjustment is necessary.
2384	Relay Type is B. No relay adjustment is necessary.
2385	Exit if Relay C, no adjustment is needed. Continue if Relay A.
2386	Instrument is Direct Single Acting. Rotate adjustment disc in the '-' direction until it stops. Then continue.
2387	Relay Adjust is complete. For optimum calibration, run Auto Tvl Calib.
2388	Relay Adjust is complete.
2389	The travel sensor is adjusted at the factory and does not require adjustment in the field. This procedure should only be used if the travel sensor was replaced.
2390	WARNING! Adjustment of the Travel Sensor must be made with instrument and actuator pressure removed.
2391	Instrument Type
2392	DVC6010/DVC6015;DVC6020/DVC6025;DVC6030/DVC6035
2393	Remove the instrument from the actuator.
2394	Align Hole A in the Feedback Arm with the housing hole and insert the Alignment Pin.
2395	Loosen the screw that secures the Feedback Arm to the Travel Sensor shaft.
2396	Remove the Bias Spring and Mounting Bracket from the instrument.
2397	Loosen the screw that secures the Arm Assembly.
2398	Hold the Arm Assembly pointed toward the Terminal Box and parallel to the back plane of the housing.
2399	Turn the end of the Travel Sensor shaft until the Travel Sensor count is: %{sc} +/-200 Sensor Count: %{tc} Time remaining: %{i}
2400	Continue monitoring the Travel counts for another 15 seconds?
2401	Secure the loosened screws and remount the instrument.
2402	Secure the loosened screws and remove the alignment pin.
2403	Remount the instrument and return the Alignment Pin to the hole in the module base.
2404	Re-connect the instrument air supply and then setup and calibrate the instrument
2405	Travel Sensor Adjust Aborted. Re-check the Travel Sensor adjustment.
2406	Auto Test Interval %{d} Days, %{h} Hours, %{m} Minutes To change, remove Protection.
2407	Auto Test Interval %{d} Days, %{h} Hours, %{m} Minutes
2408	Edit;Disable;Exit
2409	Enter Days:
2410	d
2411	Day entry is limited to 0 to 3640.
2412	Enter Hours:
2413	h
2414	Hour entry is limited to 0 to 23.
2415	Enter Minutes:
2416	m
2417	Minute entry is limited to 0 to 59.
2418	Changing the Zero Power Condition will disable the PST Enable parameter and the End Point Pressure Control Enable parameter.
2419	Changing the Zero Power Condition will disable the PST Enable parameter.
2420	Changing the Zero Power Condition will disable the End Point Pressure Control Enable parameter.
2421	Access restricted Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by another master.
2422	%[L]{0}: %{0} The Hardware Shutdown DIP switch on the main electronics board is enabled.
2423	The Hardware Shutdown DIP switch on the main electronics board must be Enabled in order to realize the published failure rate metrics.
2424	Changing the PST Start Point will disable the PST Enable parameter and the End Point Pressure Control Enable parameter.
2425	Changing the PST Start Point will disable the PST Enable parameter.
2426	Changing the PST Start Point will disable the End Point Pressure Control Enable parameter.
2427	Changing the Actuator Style will disable the PST Enable parameter and the End Point Pressure Control Enable parameter.
2428	Changing the Actuator Style will disable the PST Enable parameter.
2429	Changing the Actuator Style will disable the End Point Pressure Control Enable parameter.
2430	Changing the Relay Type will disable the PST Enable parameter and the End Point Pressure Control Enable parameter.
2431	Changing the Relay Type will disable the PST Enable parameter.
2432	Changing the Relay Type will disable the End Point Pressure Control Enable parameter.
2433	Changed 'Device Power Up' to 'Manual Reset'.
2434	Only 'Manual Reset' is allowed because a local control panel is connected to the instrument. Exiting...
2435	Resetting the Valve Stuck Alert.
2436	This operation is not supported in Pressure Control Mode. Please switch the device to Travel Control mode and try again.
2437	The Partial Stroke Start Pt is not configured.
2438	INVALID CONFIGURATION The The Partial Stroke Start Pt is not configured is not configured and a Double-Acting actuator must be used with a Relay Type A.
2439	Partial Stroke Start Pt: (%[L]{0} = %{0})
2440	Input must exceed 8.0 mA
2441	Input must exceed 8.0 mA (12.0 mA if loop powered local control panel is attached.)
2442	Pressure A and Pressure B Sensor Failures occurred
2443	Timeout waiting for Supply Pressure to stabilize. Use current Supply Pressure? Supply Pressure: %{0} %{1}
2444	Continue to monitor Supply Pressure?
2445	Supply Pressure: %{0} %{1} Please wait...
2446	The Supply Pressure is not sufficient to move the valve. Supply Pressure: %{0} %{1}
2447	Please wait... %{q0}
2448	Moving valve to the starting point... %{q1} Starting Point: %[.1f]{qx}%. Travel: %{0}%
2449	Moving valve to the starting point... Starting Point: %[.1f]{qx}%. Travel: %{0}%
2450	Timeout trying to find Partial Stroke starting point. Continue with PST Calibration?
2451	Collecting data... %{qk}
2452	Test Speed: %{1} Target: %[.0f]{qx}% Travel: %[.0f]{0}%
2453	Test speed failed. Pressure went too low. %[.2f]{qx} %{1}
2454	Test speed failed. Pressure went too high. %[.2f]{qx} %{1}
2455	PST Calibration has completed.
2456	Aborting PST Calibration. The Partial Stroke Test is being disabled.
2457	PST Calibration did not complete. Use default settings?
2458	Yes;No;Help
2459	PST Start Point: %{1} PST Pressure Limit: %{qPressLimit} %[.2f]{0} Max Travel Movement: 10% Test Speed: 0.5 %/sec Test Pause Time: 5 secs Travel Deviation Alert Point: 5% Travel Deviation Time: 10 sec
2460	PST Start Point: %{1} PST Pressure Limit: %{qPressLimit} %[.0f]{0} Max Travel Movement: 10% Test Speed: 0.5 %/sec Test Pause Time: 5 secs Travel Deviation Alert Point: 5% Travel Deviation Time: 10 sec
2461	PST Start Point: %{1} PST Pressure Limit: %{qPressLimit} %[.1f]{0} Max Travel Movement: 10% Test Speed: 0.5 %/sec Test Pause Time: 5 secs Travel Deviation Alert Point: 5% Travel Deviation Time: 10 sec
2462	The Partial Stroke Test has been disabled. Please rerun Device Setup or enter test parameters manually.
2463	Enabled;Disabled
2464	Disabled;Enabled
2465	WARNING! The End Point Pressure Control Set Point is set for the wrong end of travel.
2466	The End Point Pressure Control Set Point will be reset. Current Value: %{1} %{2} New Value: %{0} %{2}
2467	Reset End Point Pressure Control Set Point to 0.14 bar less than the Supply Pressure.
2468	Reset End Point Pressure Control Set Point to 14 kPa less than the Supply Pressure.
2469	Reset End Point Pressure Control Set Point to 0.14 kg/cm2 less than the Supply Pressure.
2470	Reset End Point Pressure Control Set Point to 2 psi less than the Supply Pressure.
2471	The End Point Pressure Control is Enabled.
2472	The End Point Pressure Control is Disabled.
2473	The Partial Stroke Test Start Point must be configured before proceeding.
2474	%[L]{0}: %{0}
2475	Partial Stroke Test Disabled
2476	Partial Stroke Test Enabled
2477	%[L]{2}: %{2} % %[L]{1}: %{1} %[L]{0}:%{0} To change, remove Protection.
2478	The Partial Stroke Test Maximum Travel Movement must be between 1.0% and 30.0%.
2479	The Partial Stroke Test is being disabled.
2480	The Partial Stroke Test Start Point must be configured before the Partial Stroke Test will run.
2481	The Partial Stroke Test will not run because the Partial Stroke Test Enable variable is disabled.
2482	Instrument Mode must be In Service in order to run the Partial Stroke Test.
2483	Instrument time is approximated. Current instrument time is: %[02d]{q_dd} %{0} %[04d]{q_yy} %[02d]{q_hh}:%[02d]{q_mm}
2484	The Partial Stroke Test will proceed with an approximated time, but the recorded test time will not be exact.
2485	Reset time and proceed;Proceed with approxomated time
2486	q_yy
2487	q_dd
2488	q_hh
2489	q_mm
2490	Run the test with these values? Max Travel Movement: %[.1f]{tr} % Test Speed: %{1} Test Pause Time: %{2}
2491	Protection must be removed before the Partial Stroke variables can be modified
2492	Performing Partial Stroke Test
2493	The valve is not in the correct cutoff to run the Partial Stroke Test.
2494	Set the input current to 20 mA to run a Partial Stroke Test
2495	Set the input current to 4 mA (8 mA if loop powered local control panel is attached.)
2496	Set the input current to 4 mA to run a Partial Stroke Test
2497	%[L]{0} = %[5.1f]{0} %
2498	%[L]{0} = %[5.1f]{0} % The Partial Stroke test has completed successfully.
2499	Partial Stroke Test aborted by AUX Push button
2500	Partial Stroke Test aborted
2501	Valve stuck or pressure/travel path obstructed
2502	For large volume actuators, check Tvl Dev Alert Pt and Tvl Dev Time
2503	For high friction applications, check the Test Speed.
2504	An emergency has occurred when the test was executing
2505	The Partial Stroke Test Maximum Travel Movement is too large. Max Travel Movement: %{x} %
2506	Partial Stroke Script is corrupted.
2507	To fix the Partial Stroke script, run the PST Calibration procedure.
2508	Partial Stroke Script Variables have not been configured.
2509	It is recommended to run the PST Calibration procedure.
2510	Calibration aborted. Re-check the calibration.
2511	Calibration did not complete successfully. Please rerun Auto Tvl Calib or Manual Travel Calibration
2512	Cannot read Calibration Time
2513	Calibration Time: %[02d]{dd} %{0} %[04d]{yy} %[02d]{hh}:%[02d]{mm} Calibration Time is approximate.
2514	Calibration Time: %[02d]{dd} %{0} %[04d]{yy} %[02d]{hh}:%[02d]{mm}
2515	It is recommended to run relay adjustment for double acting relays in new installations.
2516	Run Relay Adjust now?
2517	Returning to Auto Tvl Calib...
2518	Select Crossover Adjust
2519	Manual;Last Value;Default
2520	Auto Calibration Progress: %{1} Travel: %{0}
2521	Auto Calibration Progress: %{1}
2522	Select Crossover Adjustment Source
2523	Analog;Digital
2524	Adjust the current source until the feedback arm is at the crossover point, then continue.
2525	Adjust feedback arm to crossover point using the menu selections.
2526	Travel Control calibration successful.
2527	Entering Pressure Control calibration.
2528	Target: %[.1f]{qa} % Travel: %{0} % %[L]{1}: %{1}
2529	Continue setting Pressure Range High and Low?
2530	Auto Tvl Calib has completed. PST Calibration will now begin.
2531	Auto Tvl Calib has completed.
2532	Note: To fine tune response, use Performance Tuner.
2533	Note: To modify response, use Stabilize/Optimize.
2534	Auto Calibration failed: %{0}
2535	Be sure to re-run Auto Tvl Calib after correcting the problem.
2536	Returning to Manual Tvl Calib...:
2537	Select source for moving valve
2538	Adjust current source until valve is in the mid range of travel, then continue.
2539	Adjust current source until valve is at 0% travel, then continue.
2540	Adjust current source until valve is at 100% travel, then continue.
2541	Select moves until valve is in the mid range of travel, then continue.
2542	Select moves until valve is at 0% travel, then continue.
2543	Select moves until valve is at 100% travel, then continue.
2544	Select moves until valve is at 50% travel, then continue.
2545	Manual Travel Calib has completed. Do you wish to run the PST Calibration?
2546	Manual Travel Calib has completed.
2547	The relay is out of adjustment
2548	Up to 20 seconds is required to set the travel sensor motion.
2549	Travel Sensor Motion could not be determined.
2550	The Supply Pressure could be low or the travel sensor or feedback connection could be out of adjustment.
2551	Device Setup aborted.
2552	Select Travel/Pressure Control Double-Acting actuators without a spring use Travel Control only.
2553	Select Manual Recovery or Auto Recovery.
2554	Select Pressure Range Current Range: %[.2f]{1}-%[.2f]{2} %{0}
2555	Keep Current Range;Range A: 0.21-1.05 bar;Range B: 0.42-2.10 bar;User Defined
2556	Select Pressure Range Current Range: %[.0f]{1}-%[.0f]{2} %{0}
2557	Keep Current Range;Range A: 21-105 kPa;Range B: 42-210 kPa;User Defined
2558	Keep Current Range;Range A: 0.21-1.05 kg/cm2;Range B: 0.42-2.10 kg/cm2;User Defined
2559	Select Pressure Range Current Range: %[.1f]{1}-%[.0f]{2} %{0}
2560	Keep Current Range;Range A: 3-15 psi;Range B: 6-30 psi;User Defined
2561	%[L]{2}: %{2}%{0} %[L]{1}: %{1}%{0} Pressure Range High must be at least 0.21 bar greater than Pressure Range Low
2562	%[L]{2}: %{2}%{0} %[L]{1}: %{1}%{0} Pressure Range High must be at least 21.0 kPa greater than Pressure Range Low
2563	%[L]{2}: %{2}%{0} %[L]{1}: %{1}%{0} Pressure Range High must be at least 0.21 kg/cm2 greater than Pressure Range Low
2564	%[L]{2}: %{2}%{0} %[L]{1}: %{1}%{0} Pressure Range High must be at least 6 psi greater than Pressure Range Low
2565	Is the Output Pressure connected to an actuator or bellows?
2566	The PST Start Point must be configured to proceed.
2567	Is the instrument connected to a Local Control Panel (LCP100 or LCP200)?
2568	When Bellows pressure is zero, valve is:
2569	Is it OK to MOVE the valve NOW to set the travel sensor motion?
2570	Adjust Analog Input and continue;Configure Travel Sensor Motion manually
2571	Decreasing air pressure at output B rotates the end of the travel sensor shaft:
2572	Increasing air pressure at output A rotates the end of the travel sensor shaft:
2573	Make sure that the bypass screws on the volume booster(s) are set fully off their seats.
2574	For actuators with Fisher Type 2625 volume boosters, make sure bypass screws are at least 1-1/2 turns off their seats.
2575	Device Setup is ready to send config to the instrument.
2576	Send;Review/Edit
2577	Configuration is being sent to the instrument. Please wait...
2578	Use factory defaults for setup? (Yes is recommended for Initial Setup).
2579	Factory defaults are being sent to the instrument. Please wait...
2580	The Device Setup has completed.
2581	To finish setting up the valve and to calibrate and configure the Partial Stroke Test, run Auto Tvl Calib and PST Calibration.
2582	To finish setting up the valve, run Auto Tvl Calib.
2583	Do you wish to run Auto Travel Calibration now? Select YES if initial setup.
2584	Alert Record is FULL. Continue to next screen to view records.
2585	There is 1 alert record. Continue to next screen to view.
2586	Number of records: %{0}
2587	Alert record:
2588	%[02d]{q0} %{5} %[04d]{q1} %[02d]{q2}:%[02d]{q3} %[L]{0} %[L]{1} %[L]{2} %[L]{3}
2589	%[02d]{q0} %{5} %[04d]{q1} %[02d]{q2}:%[02d]{q3} %[L]{0} %[L]{1} %[L]{2}
2590	%[02d]{q0} %{5} %[04d]{q1} %[02d]{q2}:%[02d]{q3} %[L]{0} %[L]{1}
2591	%[02d]{q0} %{5} %[04d]{q1} %[02d]{q2}:%[02d]{q3} %[L]{0}
2592	The Alert Record is empty.
2593	Ensure Protection is disabled before clearing the Alert Record.
2594	The Alert Record is already clear.
2595	Number of records: %{0} Are you sure that you want to clear the Alert Record?
2596	Instrument's Alert Record has been cleared.
2597	Travel Sensor Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. To change, place 'Out of Service' and ensure Protection is None.
2598	Travel Sensor Failure Shutdown: %{0} To change, place 'Out of Service' and ensure Protection is None.
2599	Travel Sensor Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a secondary master.
2600	Travel Sensor Failure Shutdown: %{0} Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a secondary master.
2601	Travel Sensor Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a primary master.
2602	Travel Sensor Failure Shutdown: %{0} Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a primary master.
2603	WARNING! The instrument is reporting an active alert. Enabling the shutdown will cause the valve to move to its Zero Power Condition (%{0}). Travel Sensor Failure Shutdown
2604	Travel Sensor Failure Shutdown has been sent to the instrument.
2605	Pressure Sensor Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. To change, place 'Out of Service' and ensure Protection is None.
2606	Pressure Sensor Failure Shutdown: %{0} To change, place 'Out of Service' and ensure Protection is None.
2607	Pressure Sensor Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a secondary master.
2608	Pressure Sensor Failure Shutdown: %{0} Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a secondary master.
2609	Pressure Sensor Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a primary master.
2610	Pressure Sensor Failure Shutdown: %{0} Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a primary master.
2611	WARNING! The instrument is reporting an active alert. Enabling the shutdown will cause the valve to move to its Zero Power Condition (%{0}). Pressure Sensor Failure Shutdown
2612	Pressure Sensor Failure Shutdown has been sent to the instrument.
2613	Temp Sensor Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. To change, place 'Out of Service' and ensure Protection is None.
2614	Temp Sensor Failure Shutdown: %{0} To change, place 'Out of Service' and ensure Protection is None.
2615	Temp Sensor Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a secondary master.
2616	Temp Sensor Failure Shutdown: %{0} Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a secondary master.
2617	Temp Sensor Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a primary master.
2618	Temp Sensor Failure Shutdown: %{0} Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a primary master.
2619	WARNING! The instrument is reporting an active alert. Enabling the shutdown will cause the valve to move to its Zero Power Condition (%{0}). Temp Sensor Failure Shutdown
2620	Temp Sensor Failure Shutdown has been sent to the instrument.
2621	Critical NVM Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. To change, place 'Out of Service' and ensure Protection is None.
2622	Critical NVM Failure Shutdown: %{0} To change, place 'Out of Service' and ensure Protection is None.
2623	Critical NVM Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a secondary master.
2624	Critical NVM Failure Shutdown: %{0} Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a secondary master.
2625	Critical NVM Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a primary master.
2626	Critical NVM Failure Shutdown: %{0} Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a primary master.
2627	WARNING! The instrument is reporting an active alert. Enabling the shutdown will cause the valve to move to its Zero Power Condition (%{0}). Critical NVM Failure Shutdown
2628	Critical NVM Failure Shutdown has been sent to the instrument.
2629	Drive Current Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. To change, place 'Out of Service' and ensure Protection is None.
2630	Drive Current Failure Shutdown: %{0} To change, place 'Out of Service' and ensure Protection is None.
2631	Drive Current Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a secondary master.
2632	Drive Current Failure Shutdown: %{0} Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a secondary master.
2633	Drive Current Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a primary master.
2634	Drive Current Failure Shutdown: %{0} Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a primary master.
2635	WARNING! The instrument is reporting an active alert. Enabling the shutdown will cause the valve to move to its Zero Power Condition (%{0}). Drive Current Failure Shutdown
2636	Drive Current Failure Shutdown has been sent to the instrument.
2637	Reference Voltage Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. To change, place 'Out of Service' and ensure Protection is None.
2638	Reference Voltage Failure Shutdown: %{0} To change, place 'Out of Service' and ensure Protection is None.
2639	Reference Voltage Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a secondary master.
2640	Reference Voltage Failure Shutdown: %{0} Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a secondary master.
2641	Reference Voltage Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a primary master.
2642	Reference Voltage Failure Shutdown: %{0} Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a primary master.
2643	WARNING! The instrument is reporting an active alert. Enabling the shutdown will cause the valve to move to its Zero Power Condition (%{0}). Reference Voltage Failure Shutdown
2644	Reference Voltage Failure Shutdown has been sent to the instrument.
2645	Minor Loop Sensor Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. To change, place 'Out of Service' and ensure Protection is None.
2646	Minor Loop Sensor Failure Shutdown: %{0} To change, place 'Out of Service' and ensure Protection is None.
2647	Minor Loop Sensor Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a secondary master.
2648	Minor Loop Sensor Failure Shutdown: %{0} Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a secondary master.
2649	Minor Loop Sensor Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a primary master.
2650	Minor Loop Sensor Failure Shutdown: %{0} Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a primary master.
2651	WARNING! The instrument is reporting an active alert. Enabling the shutdown will cause the valve to move to its Zero Power Condition (%{0}). Minor Loop Sensor Failure Shutdown
2652	Minor Loop Sensor Failure Shutdown has been sent to the instrument.
2653	Flash Integrity Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. To change, place 'Out of Service' and ensure Protection is None.
2654	Flash Integrity Failure Shutdown: %{0} To change, place 'Out of Service' and ensure Protection is None.
2655	Flash Integrity Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a secondary master.
2656	Flash Integrity Failure Shutdown: %{0} Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a secondary master.
2657	Flash Integrity Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a primary master.
2658	Flash Integrity Failure Shutdown: %{0} Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a primary master.
2659	WARNING! The instrument is reporting an active alert. Enabling the shutdown will cause the valve to move to its Zero Power Condition (%{0}). Flash Integrity Failure Shutdown
2660	Flash Integrity Failure Shutdown has been sent to the instrument.
2661	Program Flow Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. To change, place 'Out of Service' and ensure Protection is None.
2662	Program Flow Failure Shutdown: %{0} To change, place 'Out of Service' and ensure Protection is None.
2663	Program Flow Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a secondary master.
2664	Program Flow Failure Shutdown: %{0} Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a secondary master.
2665	Program Flow Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a primary master.
2666	Program Flow Failure Shutdown: %{0} Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a primary master.
2667	WARNING! The instrument is reporting an active alert. Enabling the shutdown will cause the valve to move to its Zero Power Condition (%{0}). Program Flow Failure Shutdown
2668	Program Flow Failure Shutdown has been sent to the instrument.
2669	Non-Critical NVM Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. To change, place 'Out of Service' and ensure Protection is None.
2670	Non-Critical NVM Failure Shutdown: %{0} To change, place 'Out of Service' and ensure Protection is None.
2671	Non-Critical NVM Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a secondary master.
2672	Non-Critical NVM Failure Shutdown: %{0} Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a secondary master.
2673	Non-Critical NVM Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a primary master.
2674	Non-Critical NVM Failure Shutdown: %{0} Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a primary master.
2675	WARNING! The instrument is reporting an active alert. Enabling the shutdown will cause the valve to move to its Zero Power Condition (%{0}). Non-Critical NVM Failure Shutdown
2676	Non-Critical NVM Failure Shutdown has been sent to the instrument.
2677	SIS Hardware Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. To change, place 'Out of Service' and ensure Protection is None.
2678	SIS Hardware Failure Shutdown: %{0} To change, place 'Out of Service' and ensure Protection is None.
2679	SIS Hardware Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a secondary master.
2680	SIS Hardware Failure Shutdown: %{0} Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a secondary master.
2681	SIS Hardware Failure Shutdown: %{0} The instrument is reporting an active Alert. Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a primary master.
2682	SIS Hardware Failure Shutdown: %{0} Access restricted. Instrument was set to 'Out of Service' by a primary master.
2683	WARNING! The instrument is reporting an active alert. Enabling the shutdown will cause the valve to move to its Zero Power Condition (%{0}). SIS Hardware Failure Shutdown
2684	SIS Hardware Failure Shutdown has been sent to the instrument.
2685	Pressure Fallback Active Enable: %{0} To change, disable Protection.
2686	Pressure Fallback Active Enable: %{0}
2687	Pressure Fallback Active Enable reporting has been enabled.
2688	Pressure Fallback Active Enable reporting has been disabled.
2689	The instrument is reporting an active Alert.
2690	The instrument is not reporting an active Alert.
2691	Tripped by the LCP Enable: %{0} To change, disable Protection.
2692	Tripped by the LCP Enable: %{0}
2693	Tripped by the LCP Enable reporting has been enabled.
2694	Tripped by the LCP Enable reporting has been disabled.
2695	Alert Record Not Empty Enable: %{0} To change, disable Protection.
2696	Alert Record Not Empty Enable: %{0}
2697	Alert Record Not Empty Enable reporting has been enabled.
2698	Alert Record Not Empty Enable reporting has been disabled.
2699	Alert Record Full Enable: %{0} To change, disable Protection.
2700	Alert Record Full Enable: %{0}
2701	Alert Record Full Enable reporting has been enabled.
2702	Alert Record Full Enable reporting has been disabled.
2703	Instrument Time is Approximate Enable: %{0} To change, disable Protection.
2704	Instrument Time is Approximate Enable: %{0}
2705	Instrument Time is Approximate Enable reporting has been enabled.
2706	Instrument Time is Approximate Enable reporting has been disabled.
2707	Travel Accumulator Alert Enable: %{0} To change, disable Protection.
2708	Travel Accumulator Alert Enable: %{0}
2709	Travel Accumulator Alert Enable reporting has been enabled.
2710	Travel Accumulator Alert Enable reporting has been disabled.
2711	Cycle Count Alert Enable: %{0} To change, disable Protection.
2712	Cycle Count Alert Enable: %{0}
2713	Cycle Count Alert Enable reporting has been enabled.
2714	Cycle Count Alert Enable reporting has been disabled.
2715	Integrator Sat Lo Enable: %{0} To change, disable Protection.
2716	Integrator Sat Lo Enable: %{0}
2717	Integrator Sat Lo Enable reporting has been enabled.
2718	Integrator Sat Lo Enable reporting has been disabled.
2719	Integrator Sat Hi Enable: %{0} To change, disable Protection.
2720	Integrator Sat Hi Enable: %{0}
2721	Integrator Sat Hi Enable reporting has been enabled.
2722	Integrator Sat Hi Enable reporting has been disabled.
2723	SIS Locked In Safety Alert Enable: %{0} To change, disable Protection.
2724	SIS Locked In Safety Alert Enable: %{0}
2725	SIS Locked In Safety Alert Enable reporting has been enabled.
2726	SIS Locked In Safety Alert Enable reporting has been disabled.
2727	EPPC Deviation Alert Enable: %{0} To change, disable Protection.
2728	EPPC Deviation Alert Enable: %{0}
2729	EPPC Deviation Alert Enable reporting has been enabled.
2730	EPPC Deviation Alert Enable reporting has been disabled.
2731	Supply Pressure Alert Enable: %{0} To change, disable Protection.
2732	Supply Pressure Alert Enable: %{0}
2733	Supply Pressure Alert Enable reporting has been enabled.
2734	Supply Pressure Alert Enable reporting has been disabled.
2735	Drive Signal Alert Enable: %{0} To change, disable Protection.
2736	Drive Signal Alert Enable: %{0}
2737	Drive Signal Alert Enable reporting has been enabled.
2738	Drive Signal Alert Enable reporting has been disabled.
2739	Travel Limit/Cutoff Lo Enable: %{0} To change, disable Protection.
2740	Travel Limit/Cutoff Lo Enable: %{0}
2741	Travel Limit/Cutoff Lo Enable reporting has been enabled.
2742	Travel Limit/Cutoff Lo Enable reporting has been disabled.
2743	Travel Limit/Cutoff Hi Enable: %{0} To change, disable Protection.
2744	Travel Limit/Cutoff Hi Enable: %{0}
2745	Travel Limit/Cutoff Hi Enable reporting has been enabled.
2746	Travel Limit/Cutoff Hi Enable reporting has been disabled.
2747	Travel Deviation Alert Enable: %{0} To change, disable Protection.
2748	Travel Deviation Alert Enable: %{0}
2749	Travel Deviation Alert Enable reporting has been enabled.
2750	Travel Deviation Alert Enable reporting has been disabled.
2751	Travel Alert Hi Hi Enable: %{0} To change, disable Protection.
2752	Travel Alert Hi Hi Enable: %{0}
2753	Travel Alert Hi Hi Enable reporting has been enabled.
2754	Travel Alert Hi Hi Enable reporting has been disabled.
2755	Travel Alert Hi Enable: %{0} To change, disable Protection.
2756	Travel Alert Hi Enable: %{0}
2757	Travel Alert Hi Enable reporting has been enabled.
2758	Travel Alert Hi Enable reporting has been disabled.
2759	Travel Alert Lo Lo Enable: %{0} To change, disable Protection.
2760	Travel Alert Lo Lo Enable: %{0}
2761	Travel Alert Lo Lo Enable reporting has been enabled.
2762	Travel Alert Lo Lo Enable reporting has been disabled.
2763	Travel Alert Lo Enable: %{0} To change, disable Protection.
2764	Travel Alert Lo Enable: %{0}
2765	Travel Alert Lo Enable reporting has been enabled.
2766	Travel Alert Lo Enable reporting has been disabled.
2767	Output Circuit Comm Failure Enable: %{0} To change, disable Protection.
2768	Output Circuit Comm Failure Enable: %{0}
2769	Output Circuit Comm Failure Enable reporting has been enabled.
2770	Output Circuit Comm Failure Enable reporting has been disabled.
2771	LCP Communication Failure Enable: %{0} To change, disable Protection.
2772	LCP Communication Failure Enable: %{0}
2773	LCP Communication Failure Enable reporting has been enabled.
2774	LCP Communication Failure Enable reporting has been disabled.
2775	Device Status: GOOD
2776	Device Status: MAINTENANCE Instrument is Out of Service.
2777	Device Status: FAILED
2778	FAIL ALERTS %[L]{0} %[L]{1} %[L]{2} %[L]{3}
2779	FAIL ALERTS %[L]{0} %[L]{1} %[L]{2}
2780	FAIL ALERTS %[L]{0} %[L]{1}
2781	FAIL ALERTS %[L]{0}
2782	Device Status: MAINTENANCE
2783	MAINTENANCE ALERTS %[L]{0} %[L]{1} %[L]{2} %[L]{3}
2784	MAINTENANCE ALERTS %[L]{0} %[L]{1} %[L]{2} %[L]{3}
2785	MAINTENANCE ALERTS %[L]{0} %[L]{1} %[L]{2}
2786	MAINTENANCE ALERTS %[L]{0} %[L]{1}
2787	MAINTENANCE ALERTS %[L]{0}
2788	Device Status: ADVISORY
2789	ADVISORY ALERTS %[L]{0} %[L]{1} %[L]{2} %[L]{3}
2790	ADVISORY ALERTS %[L]{0} %[L]{1} %[L]{2}
2791	ADVISORY ALERTS %[L]{0} %[L]{1}
2792	ADVISORY ALERTS %[L]{0}
2793	WARNING! There is a high probability that the valve will move when the configuration is sent to the instrument.
2794	Do you want to keep the instrument's calibration?
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