0 |
Clear |
1 |
Set Real Time Clock |
2 |
Set Date/Time based upon the real-time clock in the field device |
3 |
Read |
4 |
Write |
5 |
Flange Type- Hardware, adjacent to the sensor, that physically connects the process to the sensor. Pressure- Pressure of the process measured with respect to a reference pressure. |
6 |
Flange Type |
7 |
Undefined |
8 |
3in, 150 lb.(ANSI) |
9 |
4in, 150 lb.(ANSI) |
10 |
3in, 300 lb.(ANSI) |
11 |
4in, 300 lb.(ANSI) |
12 |
DN 80, PN 40 |
13 |
DN 100, PN 40 |
14 |
DN 100, PN 10/16 |
15 |
2in, 150 lb.(ANSI) |
16 |
2in, 300 lb.(ANSI) |
17 |
DN 50, PN 6 |
18 |
DN 50, PN 40 |
19 |
1.5in, 150 lb.(ANSI) |
20 |
1.5in, 300 lb.(ANSI) |
21 |
1.5in, 600 lb.(ANSI) |
22 |
2in, 600 lb.(ANSI) |
23 |
40A, 10K(JIS) |
24 |
50A, 10K(JIS) |
25 |
80A, 10K(JIS) |
26 |
100A, 10K(JIS) |
27 |
40A, 20K(JIS) |
28 |
50A, 20K(JIS) |
29 |
40A, 30K(JIS) |
30 |
50A, 30K(JIS) |
31 |
80A, 30K(JIS) |
32 |
100A, 30K(JIS) |
33 |
40A, 40K(JIS) |
34 |
50A, 40K(JIS) |
35 |
DN 40, PN 40 |
36 |
3in, 600 lb.(ANSI) |
37 |
4in, 600 lb.(ANSI) |
38 |
40A, 63K(JIS) |
39 |
50A, 63K(JIS) |
40 |
80A, 63K(JIS) |
41 |
100A, 63K(JIS) |
42 |
Flange Material- Construction material of flange type. |
43 |
Flnge Matl |
44 |
Carbon steel |
45 |
O Ring Material- Construction material of a seal that exists between the module and flange. |
46 |
O Ring Matl |
47 |
Meter Installation- Defines whether there is a meter installed or not and possibly what information the meter will display. |
48 |
Meter Type |
49 |
Drain Vent Matl |
50 |
Remote Seal Type- Type of device that is capable of detecting and passing on the process pressure on to the module. This is only unambiguous if 1 remote seal is installed. |
51 |
RS Type |
52 |
Wafer |
53 |
Sanitary |
54 |
RF Flange |
55 |
G1 Screw |
56 |
Remote Seal Fill Fluid- Fluid material in the device remote seal. |
57 |
RS Fill Fluid |
58 |
Fluorinated oil |
59 |
Silicone oil DC200 |
60 |
Silicone oil DC704 |
61 |
Silicone oil DC705 |
62 |
Remote Seal Isolator Material- Construction material of a part of the remote seal type that comes in contact with the process material. This is only unambiguous if 1 remote seal is installed. |
63 |
RS Isoltr Matl |
64 |
Zirconium |
65 |
Number of Remote Seals- Physical quantity of the seals for the remote seal that is installed. |
66 |
Num Remote Seal |
67 |
Sensor Fill Fluid- Fluid material in the module. |
68 |
Fill Fluid |
69 |
Mineral oil |
70 |
Sensor Isolator Material- Construction material of a part of the module type that comes in contact with the process material. |
71 |
Isoltr Matl |
72 |
Measurement Type- Type of measurement application this Field Device is intended to be used with. |
73 |
Meas Typ |
74 |
Module range- pressure range located on the side of the sensor |
75 |
Module Rnge |
76 |
1kPa / 4inH2O |
77 |
6kPa / 24inH2O |
78 |
16kPa / 63inH2O |
79 |
32kPa / 125inH2O |
80 |
64kPa / 250inH2O |
81 |
130kPa / 520inH2O |
82 |
500kPa / 70psi |
83 |
2MPa / 280psi |
84 |
3MPa / 430psi |
85 |
10MPa / 1500psi |
86 |
20MPa / 2800psi |
87 |
50MPa / 7000psi |
88 |
EXT. SW |
89 |
Cut Pt % |
90 |
Cut_Pt: Low Cut Point- Dimension in % Flow at Calibrated Range, affects Analog Output and Transmitter LCD in SQR mode only. Available range is from 0% to 20% Flow. |
91 |
3.2f |
92 |
Cut Mode |
93 |
Cut_Mode: Low Cut Mode- Output mode below Low Cut Point, affects Analog Output and Transmitter LCD in SQR mode only. Available mode is LINEAR or ZERO. |
94 |
Linear |
95 |
Zero |
96 |
UDV (LCD 20mA) |
97 |
XMTR LCD- Transmitter LCD display parameter. XMTR LCD Display is able to set in independence with Analog Output. UDV: Upper Display Value- Available range is as below; -99999 to 99999 -9999.9 to 9999.9 -999.99 to 999.99 -99.999 to 99.999 -9.9999 to 9.9999 |
98 |
.3f |
99 |
LDV (LCD 4mA) |
100 |
XMTR LCD- Transmitter LCD display parameter. XMTR LCD Display is able to set in independence with Analog Output. LDV: Lower Display Value- Available range is as below; -99999 to 99999 -9999.9 to 9999.9 -999.99 to 999.99 -99.999 to 99.999 -9.9999 to 9.9999 |
101 |
Digit DP |
102 |
XMTR LCD- Transmitter LCD display parameter. XMTR LCD Display is able to set in independence with Analog Output. Digit DP: Digit under Decimal Point- Available range is from 0 to 4 as below; 0 (XXXXX) 1 (XXXX.X) 2 (XXX.XX) 3 (XX.XXX) 4 (X.XXXX) |
103 |
XMTR LCD- Transmitter LCD display parameter. XMTR LCD Display is able to set in independence with Analog Output. There are 4 groups as below. All units appear in series. 1)Pressure(DISP=LIN) 2)Level(DISP=LIN) 3)Flow(DISP=SQR) 4)Special(%and None) |
104 |
LCD Unit |
105 |
%LIN |
106 |
NONE(LIN) |
107 |
MPa |
108 |
kPa |
109 |
hPa |
110 |
Pa |
111 |
bar |
112 |
mbar |
113 |
kg/cm2 |
114 |
g/cm2 |
115 |
mmH2O |
116 |
cmH2O |
117 |
mH2O |
118 |
inH2O |
119 |
ftH2O |
120 |
mmAq |
121 |
cmAq |
122 |
mAq |
123 |
mmWC |
124 |
cmWC |
125 |
mWC |
126 |
mmHg |
127 |
cmHg |
128 |
mHg |
129 |
inHg |
130 |
psi |
131 |
atm |
132 |
Torr |
133 |
mm |
134 |
cm |
135 |
m |
136 |
in |
137 |
ft |
138 |
TPm |
139 |
ELm |
140 |
m3 |
141 |
L |
142 |
%SQR |
143 |
NONE(SQR) |
144 |
Nm3/s |
145 |
Nm3/min |
146 |
Nm3/h |
147 |
Nm3/d |
148 |
m3/s |
149 |
m3/min |
150 |
m3/h |
151 |
m3/d |
152 |
Nl/s |
153 |
Nl/min |
154 |
Nl/h |
155 |
Nl/d |
156 |
l/s |
157 |
l/min |
158 |
l/h |
159 |
l/d |
160 |
gal/s |
161 |
gal/min |
162 |
gal/h |
163 |
gal/d |
164 |
ft3/s |
165 |
ft3/min |
166 |
ft3/h |
167 |
ft3/d |
168 |
bbl/s |
169 |
bbl/min |
170 |
bbl/h |
171 |
bbl/d |
172 |
kL/h |
173 |
kL/min |
174 |
kg/s |
175 |
kg/min |
176 |
kg/h |
177 |
kg/d |
178 |
t/s |
179 |
t/min |
180 |
t/h |
181 |
t/d |
182 |
m/s |
183 |
in/s |
184 |
ft/s |
185 |
kg/m3 |
186 |
g/cm3 |
187 |
LCD Option |
188 |
XMTR LCD- Transmitter LCD display parameter. XMTR LCD Display is able to set in independence with Analog Output. LCD Option: Alternative display of specified indication and % order every 3sec. Available value (% order) is as below; 0: no effect 1: 1% 2: 0.1% 3: 0.01% |
189 |
No effect |
190 |
%Disp(1% order) every 3sec. |
191 |
%Disp(0.1% order) every 3sec. |
192 |
%Disp(0.01% order) every 3sec. |
193 |
LP1 |
194 |
% |
195 |
.2f |
196 |
LP2 |
197 |
LP3 |
198 |
LP4 |
199 |
LP5 |
200 |
LP6 |
201 |
LP7 |
202 |
LP8 |
203 |
LP9 |
204 |
LP10 |
205 |
LP11 |
206 |
LP12 |
207 |
LP13 |
208 |
LP14 |
209 |
CV1 |
210 |
CV2 |
211 |
CV3 |
212 |
CV4 |
213 |
CV5 |
214 |
CV6 |
215 |
CV7 |
216 |
CV8 |
217 |
CV9 |
218 |
CV10 |
219 |
CV11 |
220 |
CV12 |
221 |
CV13 |
222 |
CV14 |
223 |
PV |
224 |
PV (%) |
225 |
T1(CH2) / V1(VB1) |
226 |
Sampling T1(CH2) / V1(VB1) |
227 |
T2(CH1) / V2(VB2) |
228 |
T3(CH9) / V3(VB) |
229 |
T4(CH7) / V4(Temp1R) |
230 |
T7(CH8) / V5(Temp2R) |
231 |
A0(TempA) |
232 |
A1(AVCC) |
233 |
A2(FB) |
234 |
HEX |
235 |
08X |
236 |
PV Min |
237 |
PV Min Hour |
238 |
Hour |
239 |
PV Max |
240 |
PV Max Hour |
241 |
Hour Save |
242 |
Unit:Hour |
243 |
Pres Save |
244 |
Unit:Minute |
245 |
Temp Save |
246 |
Pres Action Mode |
247 |
Stop |
248 |
Stop + All Clear |
249 |
Start(81) |
250 |
Start(80) |
251 |
All clear + start(81) |
252 |
All clear + start(80) |
253 |
Temp Action Mode |
254 |
Stop + Amp side All clear |
255 |
Stop + Sensor side All clear |
256 |
start(81) |
257 |
start(80) |
258 |
All clear + start |
259 |
Amp side all clear + start |
260 |
Sensor side all clear + start |
261 |
Amp Min |
262 |
.1f |
263 |
degC |
264 |
Amp Min Hour |
265 |
Amp Max |
266 |
Amp Max Hour |
267 |
Sensor Min |
268 |
Sensor Min Hour |
269 |
Sensor Max |
270 |
Sensor Max Hour |
271 |
Error Log 1 |
272 |
04X |
273 |
Error Log 1 Amp Hour |
274 |
Error Log 1 Sensor Hour |
275 |
Error Log 2 |
276 |
Error Log 2 Amp Hour |
277 |
Error Log 2 Sensor Hour |
278 |
Amp Hour |
279 |
Sensor Hour |
280 |
Protect Off Time |
281 |
Protect Off Time (Minutes) |
282 |
Min |
283 |
Password-Current password for setting ON/OFF of Write Protect. |
284 |
Password |
285 |
Old Password |
286 |
New Password |
287 |
Custom/NAMUR Spec |
288 |
NAMUR |
289 |
Custom |
290 |
Saturation Lo |
291 |
3.4mA |
292 |
3.5mA |
293 |
3.6mA |
294 |
3.7mA |
295 |
3.8mA |
296 |
3.9mA |
297 |
4.0mA |
298 |
Saturation Hi |
299 |
20.0mA |
300 |
20.1mA |
301 |
20.2mA |
302 |
20.3mA |
303 |
20.4mA |
304 |
20.5mA |
305 |
20.6mA |
306 |
20.7mA |
307 |
20.8mA |
308 |
20.9mA |
309 |
21.0mA |
310 |
21.1mA |
311 |
21.2mA |
312 |
21.3mA |
313 |
21.4mA |
314 |
21.5mA |
315 |
21.6mA |
316 |
21.7mA |
317 |
21.8mA |
318 |
21.9mA |
319 |
22.0mA |
320 |
22.1mA |
321 |
22.2mA |
322 |
22.3mA |
323 |
22.4mA |
324 |
22.5mA |
325 |
Hi |
326 |
Hi (Overscale) |
327 |
Lo |
328 |
Lo (Underscale) |
329 |
Saturation Lo (Custom) |
330 |
Saturation Hi (Custom) |
331 |
Hi (Custom) |
332 |
Hi (Overscale) (Custom) |
333 |
Lo (Custom) |
334 |
Lo (Underscale) (Custom) |
335 |
Saturation Lo (NAMUR) |
336 |
Saturation Hi (NAMUR) |
337 |
Hi (NAMUR) |
338 |
Hi (Overscale) (NAMUR) |
339 |
Lo (NAMUR) |
340 |
Lo (Underscale) (NAMUR) |
341 |
Zero- User zero trim data. |
342 |
%URL |
343 |
2.2f |
344 |
Span- User span trim data. |
345 |
Span |
346 |
%CS |
347 |
Cell B/N: Cell_Body_No- Manufacturer Cell Body Number consist of 8 digits(max.), read only. |
348 |
Cell B/N |
349 |
Model Code - Manufacturer Model Code consist of 24 digits(max.) not including hyphen. |
350 |
Model Code |
351 |
Model Code - Manufacturer Model Code consist of 40 digits(max.) not including hyphen. |
352 |
Amp Unit Rev |
353 |
Amp Unit Revision |
354 |
revision code of A/D converter |
355 |
revision code of A/D amplifier |
356 |
Ser-No: Serial_Number- Manufacturer Serial Number consist of 8 digits(max.), read only. |
357 |
Ser-No |
358 |
address high |
359 |
access address(HEX)(H) |
360 |
.2x |
361 |
address middle |
362 |
access address(HEX)(M) |
363 |
address Lower |
364 |
access address(HEX)(L) |
365 |
access address array |
366 |
access address high |
367 |
access address middle |
368 |
access address lower |
369 |
address data |
370 |
access data(HEX) |
371 |
.4x |
372 |
Address (High: XXh) |
373 |
Read/Write address(HEX)(H) |
374 |
02X |
375 |
Address (Mid-Low: XXXXh) |
376 |
Read/Write address(HEX)(M,L) |
377 |
Data (2Bytes: XXXXh) |
378 |
Read/Write data(HEX) |
379 |
Data (4Bytes: XXXXXXXXh) |
380 |
Data (8Bytes: XXXXh x 4) |
381 |
016X |
382 |
Read/Write address middle |
383 |
Read/Write address(HEX)(M) |
384 |
Read/Write address Lower |
385 |
Read/Write address(HEX)(L) |
386 |
Read/Write address high |
387 |
Current Read/Write data |
388 |
Current Read/Write data(HEX) |
389 |
access data array |
390 |
access data 0 |
391 |
access data 1 |
392 |
access data 2 |
393 |
access data 3 |
394 |
access data 4 |
395 |
access data 5 |
396 |
access data 6 |
397 |
access data 7 |
398 |
access data 8 |
399 |
access data 9 |
400 |
access data 10 |
401 |
access data 11 |
402 |
access data 12 |
403 |
access data 13 |
404 |
access data 14 |
405 |
access data 15 |
406 |
number |
407 |
access byte number |
408 |
Squawk Control |
409 |
Off |
410 |
all LCD Lighting & blink end. |
411 |
On |
412 |
all LCD Lighting & blink start. |
413 |
Squawk Once |
414 |
The whole point of LCD is Lighting with 2 seconds. |
415 |
Linearize Option |
416 |
Linearize code |
417 |
the linearize code is Off |
418 |
the linearize code is On |
419 |
OFF |
420 |
ON |
421 |
Please input password correctly. |
422 |
Device Settings |
423 |
Diagnostics |
424 |
Maintenance |
425 |
Offline |
426 |
Temp Sensor |
427 |
Process variables |
428 |
Device Variables Status |
429 |
Calibration Data |
430 |
Re-range |
431 |
Error Log Info |
432 |
Option (for factory) |
433 |
Read/Write Memory Data (2B) |
434 |
Read/Write Memory Data (4B) |
435 |
Read/Write Memory Data (8B) |
436 |
Read PV & Sampling Data |
437 |
Read Sampling Memory |
438 |
Read Sampling Data (All) |
439 |
Read Sampling Data (Sample) |
440 |
Read Sampling Data (No.1-No.5) |
441 |
Read Sampling Data (No.6-No.8) |
442 |
Read Sampling Memory (No.1-No.5) |
443 |
Read Sampling Memory (No.6-No.8) |
444 |
Pres Record |
445 |
Temp Record |
446 |
Amp Temp |
447 |
Sensor Temp |
448 |
Error Log |
449 |
Total Hours |
450 |
Clock Date/Time |
451 |
Action Mode |
452 |
Chg Write Protect |
453 |
Password Setting |
454 |
Write Protect Menu |
455 |
PV AO Alarm |
456 |
Config Alarm/Saturation |
457 |
Saturation Hi (NAMUR) 20.5mA |
458 |
Saturation Lo (NAMUR) 3.8mA |
459 |
Display condition |
460 |
Detailed setup 2 |
461 |
Sensor Information |
462 |
Field Device Info |
463 |
Additional Info |
464 |
Linearize |
465 |
Lin. Point (LP) |
466 |
Comp. Value (CV) |
467 |
List |
468 |
FCX-A4 |
469 |
Fuji |
470 |
FCX Standard Status |
471 |
Overflow(Saturation upper value < PV value) |
472 |
Underflow(PV value < Saturation lower value ) |
473 |
Not used |
474 |
OUT of RANGE |
475 |
TEMP Alarm |
476 |
FL-1 |
477 |
FL-2 (Amp EEPROM Error) |
478 |
FL-3 (Sensor EEPROM Error) |
479 |
Gate Array Error 1 |
480 |
Checksum error or all 0 (Detected by CPU) |
481 |
Feedback error |
482 |
Sensor (C1,C2): T1 Minimum value under |
483 |
Sensor (C1,C2): T1 Maximum value over |
484 |
Sensor (C1,C2): T2 Minimum value under |
485 |
Sensor (C1,C2): T2 Maximum value over |
486 |
Sensor (C1,C2): Minimum value < \ |
487 |
Gate Array Error 2 |
488 |
ASIC circuit reference (T3): T3 Minimum value under |
489 |
ASIC circuit reference (T3): T3 Maximum value over |
490 |
Temp. of Sensor (T4, T7): T4,T7 Minimum value under |
491 |
Temp. of Sensor (T4, T7): T4,T7 Maximum value over |
492 |
Temp. of Sensor (T4, T7): Minimum value < \ |
493 |
Input Decoder error |
494 |
AD Input Data Error |
495 |
Amp Temp (TempA): A0 Minimum value under |
496 |
Amp Temp (TempA): A0 Maximum value over |
497 |
Circuit Voltage (VPB): A1 Minimum value under (Low voltage) |
498 |
Circuit Voltage (VPB): A1 Maximum value over (Over voltage) |
499 |
Current FB (FB): A2 Minimum value under |
500 |
Current FB (FB): A2 Maximum value over |
501 |
EEPROM Error |
502 |
Cell EEPROM Read/Write Error |
503 |
Cell EEPROM Double Memory check error |
504 |
Amp EEPROM Read/Write Error |
505 |
Amp EEPROM Double Memory check error |
506 |
Not Used |
507 |
CPU Error 1 |
508 |
Clock 1 error (End interrupt none or T3 range over) |
509 |
Internal Watchdog timer timeout reset(Not used) |
510 |
Program sequence error |
511 |
Processing_units error |
512 |
ROM check error |
513 |
Stack overflow error |
514 |
RAM check error |
515 |
Calculation parameter error |
516 |
CPU Error 2 |
517 |
Error of configuration data of temperature (Amp) |
518 |
Error of configuration data of temperature (Cell) |
519 |
Temperature error (Amp alarm) |
520 |
Temperature error (Sensor alarm) |
521 |
Low Voltage check error(Not set) |
522 |
Over Voltage check error(Not set) |
523 |
Abnormal WDT |
524 |
An impossible error on a design |
525 |
CPU Error 3 |
526 |
ME2=INTR2 None |
527 |
SLA1 None |
528 |
SLA2 None |
529 |
SLA3 None |
530 |
DMA None |
531 |
Communication Error (ADC 1:A0=Amp Temp(TempA)) |
532 |
Communication Error (ADC 2:A1=Circuit Voltage(VPB)) |
533 |
Communication Error (ADC 3:A2=Current FB(FB)) |
534 |
CPU Error 4 |
535 |
Communication Error (SPI 1:GA/CPU) |
536 |
Communication Error (SPI 2:LCD) |
537 |
Communication Error (SPI 3:R-ADC) |
538 |
Communication Error (SPI 4:DAC) |
539 |
Gate Array Comm. Error |
540 |
GA/CPU Interface Memory: CHKS=Checksum error (Detected by GA) |
541 |
GA/CPU Interface Memory: DBLM=Double memory comparison error |
542 |
GA/CPU Interface Memory: CMDE=Command error |
543 |
GA/CPU Interface Memory: FRME=Framing error |
544 |
GA/CPU Interface Memory: PRME=Parameter error |
545 |
Linear AO, Sqr Disp |
546 |
Sqr AO, Linear Disp |
547 |
.4f |
548 |
.5f |
549 |
.6f |
550 |
.f |
551 |
7.6f |
552 |
Make the Field Device Squawk- This causes the device to visually alert to allow technicians to idendify it |
553 |
cmHzO |
554 |
mHzO |
555 |
Pres Dev fmly |
556 |
Pres Class |
557 |
Pres Pro Data Quality |
558 |
Pres Limit Status |
559 |
Pres Family status |
560 |
8.2f |
561 |
Pressure Update Period |
562 |
|
563 |
7d |
564 |
Pres Lower trim |
565 |
Pres Upper trim |
566 |
Update Period |
567 |
Snsr temp unit |
568 |
Sensor Temperature Units- Engineering unit to be displayed with Sensor Temperature. |
569 |
Temp Class |
570 |
Temp Pro Data Quality |
571 |
Temp Limit Status |
572 |
SV Family status |
573 |
Temp USL |
574 |
Temp LSL |
575 |
Temp min span |
576 |
8.3f |
577 |
Temp Update Period |
578 |
Temp snsr s/n |
579 |
Secondary Variable - Temperature Compensation |
580 |
Temp Unit |
581 |
Pressure |
582 |
PV Analog Channel Saturated |
583 |
PV Analog Channel Fixed |
584 |
Wireless |
585 |
WirelessHART Device |
586 |
IEEE 802.15.4 2.4GHz DSSS with O-QPSK Modulation |
587 |
Primary |
588 |
Primary Analog Channel |
589 |
Secondary |
590 |
Secondary Analog Channel |
591 |
Tertiary |
592 |
Tertiary Analog Channel |
593 |
Quaternary |
594 |
Quaternary Analog Channel |
595 |
Quinary |
596 |
Quinary Analog Channel |
597 |
Critical Power Failure |
598 |
Lock all |
599 |
Trim not supported |
600 |
Configuration cannot be changed |
601 |
Locked by gateway |
602 |
Analog Input Channel |
603 |
Analog Output Channel |
604 |
Secondary Analog Channel Saturated |
605 |
Tertiary Analog Channel Saturated |
606 |
Quaternary Analog Channel Saturated |
607 |
Quinary Analog Channel Saturated |
608 |
Secondary Analog Channel Fixed |
609 |
Tertiary Analog Channel Fixed |
610 |
Quaternary Analog Channel Fixed |
611 |
Quinary Analog Channel Fixed |
612 |
Simulation active |
613 |
The device is in simulation mode and the level output is not representative of the process. |
614 |
Non-Volatile memory failure |
615 |
The Non-Volatile memory check is invalid or maybe corrupt, or the battery of a battery-backed memory has failed. |
616 |
Volatile memory error |
617 |
The RAM memory check is invalid or maybe corrupt |
618 |
Watchdog reset executed |
619 |
A watchdog reset has been performed |
620 |
Voltage conditions out of range |
621 |
A voltage condition is outside its allowable range |
622 |
Environmental conditions out of range |
623 |
An internal or environmental condition is beyond acceptable limits. |
624 |
Electronic failure |
625 |
A hardware problem not related to the sensor has been detected. |
626 |
Subdevice list changed |
627 |
Duplicate master detected |
628 |
Capacity Denied |
629 |
The device was unable to acquire the communication bandwidth required to support the Burst Messaging specified |
630 |
Bandwidth allocation pending |
631 |
Block transfer pending |
632 |
Battery life |
633 |
Percent range |
634 |
Loop current |
635 |
Primary variable |
636 |
Secondary variable |
637 |
Tertiary variable |
638 |
Quaternary variable |
639 |
Read receive time |
640 |
Write date and time |
641 |
Non-Volatile Clock |
642 |
When set the device contains a battery-backed clock. In this case, the clock does not need to be reset if there is a power failure. |
643 |
Clock Uninitialized |
644 |
The real-time clock has never been set with the date and time. For example, the clock is volatile and power was removed from and restored to the device. |
645 |
None |
646 |
No restrictions |
647 |
SI Only |
648 |
Restricted to SI Unit codes only |
649 |
Process automation device |
650 |
Discrete device |
651 |
Hybrid:Process automation+discrete |
652 |
I/O System |
653 |
WirelessHART Process automation device |
654 |
WirelessHART Discrete device |
655 |
WirelessHART Process automation+discrete |
656 |
WirelessHART Gateway |
657 |
WirelessHART Access point |
658 |
WirelessHART Process adapter |
659 |
WirelessHART Discrete adapter |
660 |
WirelessHART enabled handheld/portable maintenance tool |
661 |
Device Profile |
662 |
US |
663 |
United States of America |
664 |
JP |
665 |
Japan |
666 |
DE |
667 |
Germany |
668 |
FR |
669 |
France |
670 |
ES |
671 |
Spain |
672 |
RU |
673 |
Russian Federation |
674 |
CN |
675 |
People's Republic of China |
676 |
Secondary Master |
677 |
Primary Master |
678 |
Device Diagnostic Status 0 |
679 |
Device Diagnostic Status 1 |
680 |
I/O and Subdevice Status |
681 |
WirelessHART Status |
682 |
Time Set Option |
683 |
Real Time Clock Flags |
684 |
Country |
685 |
Country of intended device installation |
686 |
SI Unit Control |
687 |
Indicates if device should only display SI unit codes |
688 |
Burst Trigger Units |
689 |
Enable on token-passing data link layer only |
690 |
Enable on TDMA data link layer only |
691 |
Enable on both TDMA and token-passing data link layer |
692 |
Burst Trigger Class |
693 |
Continuous |
694 |
The Burst Message is published continuously at (worst case) the Minimum Update Period. |
695 |
Window |
696 |
The Burst Message is triggered when the source value deviates more than the specified trigger value |
697 |
Rising |
698 |
The Burst Message is triggered when source value Rises Above the specified trigger value. |
699 |
Falling |
700 |
The Burst Message is triggered when the source value Falls Below the specified trigger value. |
701 |
On-change |
702 |
The Burst Message is triggered when any value in the message changes. |
703 |
Enable event notification on token-passing data link layer |
704 |
Enable event notification on TDMA data link layer |
705 |
Enable event notification on TDMA and token-passing data link layer |
706 |
Configuration changed event pending |
707 |
Device status event pending |
708 |
More status available event pending |
709 |
Wired HART Enabled |
710 |
Enabled on Wired HART device connection only |
711 |
Wireless HART Enabled |
712 |
Enabled on WirelessHART device connection only |
713 |
Both Wired and WirelessHart Enabled |
714 |
Enabled on both Wired and WirelessHART connections |
715 |
Burst Msg Trigger Mode |
716 |
Event Status |
717 |
Event Notification Control |
718 |
Device Status Mask |
719 |
Ext dev status Mask |
720 |
Device Diagnostic Status 0 Mask |
721 |
Device Diagnostic Status 1 Mask |
722 |
Device Diagnostic Status 2 Mask |
723 |
Device Diagnostic Status 3 Mask |
724 |
AO saturated Mask |
725 |
AO fixed Mask |
726 |
Latched Device Status |
727 |
Operate mode Mask |
728 |
Not Defined |
729 |
Latched Ext dev status |
730 |
Latched Device Diagnostic Status 0 |
731 |
Latched Device Diagnostic Status 1 |
732 |
Latched Device Diagnostic Status 2 |
733 |
Latched Device Diagnostic Status 3 |
734 |
Latched AO saturated |
735 |
Latched AO fixed |
736 |
Latched Operate Mode |
737 |
Time Stamp |
738 |
Relative time value on network |
739 |
8u |
740 |
Dynamic Variables Returned for Device Variables |
741 |
Command Response Truncated |
742 |
Configuration Change Counter Mismatch |
743 |
Status bytes mismatch |
744 |
count |
745 |
Current Date |
746 |
Current Date based upon the real-time clock in the field device |
747 |
Current Time |
748 |
Current Time based upon the real-time clock in the field device |
749 |
Set Clock Date |
750 |
Date to set the real-time clock in the field device to, or date that the real-time clock was last set |
751 |
Set Clock Time |
752 |
Time to set the real time clock in the field device to, or time that the real-time clock was last set |
753 |
Device Variable |
754 |
trim_point |
755 |
Enter Date |
756 |
Enter Time |