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Reference ID	String
0	Model
1	Model - References the type of field Device, usually an advertised mode number, that is unique to a single manufacturer.
2	SVI II
3	Manufacturer
4	Manufacturer Identification Code- References a specific manufacturer, which is usually a company name, that is responsible for the manufacture of this Field Device.
5	Masoneilan-DRESSER
6	Nbr of preambles
7	Number of Request Preambles- Number of Preambles required from the Host request by the Field Device.
8	Univ cmd rev
9	Universal Revision- Revision of the Universal Device Description, that the Field Device conforms to.
10	Trans cmd rev
11	Field Device Revision- Revision of the Field Device Specific Device Description, that the Field Device conforms to.
12	Software rev
13	Field Device Software Revision- This revision corresponds to the software or firmware, that is embedded in the Field Device.
14	Hardware rev
15	Hardware Revision- Revision that corresponds to the electronics hardware of the Field Device.
16	Phys sign code
17	Physical Signaling Code- The Physical Signaling Code describes the type of Physical Layer that has been implemented in the hardware that is responsible for the HART Communication port.
18	Device flags
19	Field Device Flags- Describes special features of the Field Device that affect the Data Link Layer.
20	Device id
21	Field Device Identification- Uniquely identifies the Field Device when combined with the Manufacturer Identification and Device Type. Therefore, this variable cannot be modified by the Host user.
22	Poll addr
23	Polling Address- Address used by the Host to identify a Field Device, and changeable by the User to control the Multidrop Mode.
24	Tag
25	Tag- Text that is associated with the Field Device installation. This text can be used by the user in any way. A recommended use is as a unique label to a plant that correlates to a Field Device label: a plant drawing, or on a Control System. This variable is also used as a type of data link layer address handle.
26	Message
27	Message- Text that is associated with the Field Device. This text can be used by the user in any way. There is no recommended use.
28	Descriptor
29	Descriptor- Text that is associated with the Field Device.This text can be used by the user in any way. There is no specific recommended use.
30	Date
31	Date- Gregorian calendar date that is stored in the Field Device. This date can be used by the user in any way. There is no specific recommended use. Enter MM/DD/YY
32	Final asmbly num
33	Final Assembly Number- Number that is used for identification purposes, and is associated with the overall Field Device.
34	Command number
35	PV
36	Primary Variable: Valve position
37	% range - current
38	Percentage of range of the Primary Variable and Current output
39	Process Vars-current
40	Dynamic Process Variables: Valve position and actuator pressure.
41	If set ON, will allow 3 refreshs per second without Master request. This function is sometime incompatible with DCS or PC softwares use.
42	Burst mode status
43	device busy
44	wrong mode
45	command not implemented
46	device malfunction
47	Indicate the actual valve position in % with closed 0 % and opened 100 %
48	valve pos
49	%
50	.1f
51	Unit for valve position
52	position unit
53	Indicate the actual valve pressure in its engineering unit.
54	act pres
55	The act. pressure reported by the SVI II can be in psi, bar or kPa
56	pressure unit
57	Input signal and current loop in mA
58	inp sig
59	6.2f
60	Unit for Input Signal
61	Signal unit
62	mA
63	Input signal and current loop in percent
64	7d
65	valve pos
66	inpt
67	analog
68	Hot key menu
69	OPER -> MANUAL
70	MANUAL -> SETUP
71	IN SETUP MODE
72	UNKNOWN MODE
73	SETUP WIZARD
74	To allow others menus, this function set the SVI II in manual mode.
75	-> MANUAL MODE
76	Change actuator ATO or ATC acting.
77	Actuator info
78	Run auto find stop.
79	Calibrate travel
80	Run PID Auto tune.
81	Auto-tune
82	To reset the SVI II with Factory defaults values.
83	Factory defaults
84	Offline Config.
85	ROOT MENU
86	EXAMINE
87	read identifier
88	positioner config.
89	positioner calibr.
90	diagnostic data
91	read status
92	historic fault
93	Clear all the status coming from communication or device errors
94	clear status
95	positioner PID
96	error limits
97	switches info
98	raw data
99	burst mode status
100	Burst Option- Selects the variable(s) that will be Bursted if Burst Mode is enabled. Choice of three commands for burst mode : -CMD 1 : read primary variable, -CMD 2 : read current and percentage, -CMD 3 : read current and four variables. Burst Mode Select- Selects the mode for the Burst Mode functionality. If Burst is enabled the Field Device will generate HART messages on the Link without individual requests from the Host.
101	burst mode ON/OFF
102	Manual valve setpoint in %.
103	change pos <->
104	TO MANUAL MODE
105	MANUAL MODE MENU
106	MANUAL MODE -->
107	NORMAL MODE -->
108	CONFIG MENU
109	NOT ALLOWED
110	Change tag, descriptor, message etc...reported by the SVI II.
111	tag
112	Change options in config menu reported by the SVI II like valve characterization , button lock , limit stops and other options.
113	options
114	Change setup in config menu reported by the SVI II like actuator ATO or ATC, Position fault limits ...
115	setup
116	CALIBRATE MENU
117	Selects the range sub dialog where the user can enter the upper and lower scale values for the input signal.The values typically are 4 and 20 mA but may be any values between 3.8 and 22 mA(Range signal).This dialog also allows auto find stop, manual stop and open stop adjustment.
118	range
119	The user can set tuning PID coefficients, run auto tune function and set I/P output.
120	tuning
121	To calibrate or to check the 4-20mA current. To calibrate or to check the pressure sensor if any, to return to factory setting.
122	signal calibrate
123	DIAGNOSTIC MENU
124	Perform valve signature and valve fonctional analysis. Displays the standard diagnostic test results.
125	perform standard
126	Displays CONTINUOUS DIAGNOSTIC DATA including number of full strokes the valve has made,the number of cycles (direction changes),the time the valve has spent open, the time the valve has been closed and the time the valve has spent throttling near the seat.
127	read diagnostic
128	Reset continuous diagnostic data (stroke count,cycle count, time open, time closed and time near closed ) to 0.The previous data are lost and must be recorded to be used later.
129	reset continuous
130	This function perform a master reset to the device, causing it to go through its startup routine and re-initializing all of its operating parameters from non volatile memory.
131	SVI II RESET
132	special return to normal
133	stop procedure
134	return to manual
135	Manual valve setpoint in %. Value mut be between -5.0% and +105.0% .
136	man pos
137	Manual valve setpoint in mA.
138	set valve pos in mA
139	.2f
140	SVI II modes can be normal,manual,setup (calibrate configuration,diagnostic) or failsafe.
141	mode
142	NORMAL
143	In the normal operating mode,the positioner responds to the 4-20 mA input signal and positions the valve appropriately.
144	MANUAL
145	In the manual mode, the valve no longer responds to the 4-20mA and is locked in place.The position may be changed manually from the buttons or by send a HART command.
146	SETUP
147	This mode allows the user to describe the basic valve setup, to perform calibration and diagnostic.
148	FAILSAFE
149	It is the positionneur security mode when critical faults occurs or in case of position error with time 2 activated.
150	SVI II configuration information,actuator sense and bumpless tranfert activation.
151	air to open
152	OFF=ATC ON=ATO
153	Single acting
154	OFF=Double acting pneumatic block ON=Single acting pneumatic block.
155	bumpless TRF
156	ON=bumpless transfer activation The return from manual to normal operating mode is deferred until the valve position doesn't matche the input signal.
157	Time to move the valve until the position matches the input current.Range 0 to 255 s.
158	Bumpless
159	Status for low/upper limits, tight shutoff, cam characteristic (Default configuration is Linear)and re-zeroed pressure sensor if available.
160	limits and cam
161	Equal 50% cam
162	Define came choice (Default configuration is Linear).
163	LOWER LIMIT
164	Status for low/upper limits: OFF=not set / ON=set
165	UPPER LIMIT
166	TIGHT_SHUTOFF
167	Status for tight shutoff: OFF=not set / ON=set
168	cam used in the SVI II:relationship between flow capacity (Cv) and percentage opening of the valve.Several cams are available:linear, =%50 , =%30 , quick opening coeff 50 , custom.
169	cam
170	cam used in the SVI II:relationship between flow capacity (Cv) and percentage opening of the valve.Several cams are available:linear/=%50/=%30/quick opening coeff 50/custom.
171	Status for low/upper limits,tight shutoff and re-zeroed pressure sensor if available.
172	limits
173	define lock level for SVI II buttons to avoid unintended modifications.
174	buttons
175	Level 3
176	Define lock level :no restriction
177	Level 2
178	Define lock level :lock out local config, calibrate and diagnostic menu
179	Level 1
180	Define lock level :lock out local manual menu
181	Level 0
182	Define lock level :lock out all buttons
183	This option determines whether the controller setpoint will be in local ,local only , remote or last mode on start up.
184	SP
185	PV_LOCAL_ONLY
186	0=local or remote 1=local only
187	PV_STARTUP_REMOTE
188	0=startup remote 1=startup local
189	PV_STARTUP_LAST
190	0=use flag above 1=start up last mode
191	SP_LOCAL_ONLY
192	SP_STARTUP_REMOTE
193	0=startup remote, 1=startup local
194	SP_STARTUP_LAST
195	0= local or remote, 1=start up last mode
196	LC_DIRECT
197	0=direct, 1=reverse
198	LC_RATIO_CONTROL
199	Threshold for tight shutoff: when selected, if the input signal would position the valve below the tight shutoff value, full supply or atmosphere pressure is supplied to the actuator to close the valve with full seating force. Value between -1% and 20%.
200	Tight Shutoff
201	4.1f
202	The SVI II allows the user to establish software limit stops.The control functions will NOT allow the valve position to be lower than the lower position limit.However this option DOES NOT PROVIDE MECHANICAL STOPS for the valve.During a electrical or air failure the valve will go to the fail safe position without regard to the software limit stops.The manual position full closed or full open will similary ignore limit stops.
203	Lower Limit
204	5.1f
205	The SVI II allows the user to establish software limit stops. The control functions will NOT allow the valve position to be above than the upper position limit.However this option DOES NOT PROVIDE MECHANICAL STOPS for the valve.During a electrical or air failure the valve will go to the fail safe position without regard to the software limit stops.The manual position full closed or full open will similary ignore limit stops.
206	Upper Limit
207	Time to move the valve until the position matches the input current.Range 1 to 255 s.
208	TRFRT Time
209	s
210	3d
211	Choice of languages displayed on the SVI II LCD.
212	language
213	English
214	Possibility of different languages display on the SVI II LCD
215	French
216	Value corresponding to the maximun error (in % opening ) between the setpoint and the valve position allowed, before setting a status flag or putting the valve in fail safe mode regards the selection of associated variables Time 1 and Time 2. Value must be between 0.5% and 100.0% .
217	pos error band
218	Value of valve position below which the user considers the valve as being near closed position.Used in continuous diagnostic calculations. Must be between 0 and 20%.
219	valve near closed
220	time before to set the warning : valve error position this time must be >= 1 s and below 328 s.However to inhibit the warning set -1 s.
221	time 1
222	4d
223	Time before to put the valve in failsafe mode. This time must be >= 20 s and below 328 s and in any case 2s greater than Time 1 However to inhibit failsave mode set -1 s.
224	time 2
225	Low input signal for valve closed (direct acting) or low input signal for valve open (reverse acting). Must be between 3.5 mA and 14 mA.
226	low signal
227	5.2f
228	high input signal for valve open (direct acting) or high input signal for valve open (reverse acting). Must be between 8 mA et 22 mA.
229	high signal
230	Value for open stop adjustment.This value must be between 60%-100%.For some valves the open position stop exceeds the nominal travel of the valve.By entering a value, the position calibration can be adjusted to nominal travel .
231	open stop adj
232	bFlag
233	Proportional gain in %.Common values are 50 for small valves up to 4000 for large valves.Must be between 0 and 5000.
234	P
235	Integral time or reset time in 1/10 s. Higher values of I cause less integral action, however a value of 0 gives no integral action .Common values are 10 to 200. Values between 0 and 1000.
236	I
237	(1/10s)
238	Derivative time or rate time in milli_seconds.Common values are 10 to 100. Values between 0 and 200.
239	D
240	ms
241	Coefficient added to P when the valve is exhausting and compensates the variation in filling and exhausting speed. Can be positive or negative value range between -3000 to +3000.
242	Padj
243	5d
244	Nonlinear gain factor.When beta is 0,the proportional gain is linear,otherwise the gain P is a function of error. The larger the beta,the smaller the gain for small error. Typical beta value is 7 or 8.Beta is ranging from -9 to +9.
245	Beta
246	2d
247	Coefficient to increase the valve response for some applications. A value of 0 gives no Damping and 9 gives maximum damping of valve motion.
248	Coefficient to increase the valve response for some applications. A value of 0 gives no Damping.0 to 250 seconds is for slow down in both directions.-1 to -250 is for slow down in OPEN direction ONLY.-1001 to -1250 is for slow down in CLOSE direction ONLY.
249	Damping
250	1d
251	The response of the valve is different when the valve is nearly closed than when nearly open.This coefficient allows the user to make adjustments to try to equalize the valve response.Normal value is 6 and this value is ranging from 1 to 9.
252	The response of the valve is different when the valve is nearly closed than when nearly open.This coefficient allows the user to make adjustments to try to equalize the valve response.Normal value is 6 and this value is ranging from 2 to 20.
253	Pos.Comp.
254	When the valve position is within the setpoint +/- the dead zone and, no additional position control is performed. This value is normally 0%.Used to avoid limit cycling for high friction valves.Range 0 to 5%.
255	Dead zone
256	3.1f
257	fP1
258	fP2
259	Set constant current on the I/P to adjust the pneumatic block.
260	I/P Output
261	Total number of valve strokes.
262	total travel
263	strokes
264	10d
265	Time in hours for valve closed.
266	time closed
267	h
268	Time in hours for valve open.
269	time open
270	Time in hours for valve near closed.
271	time near closed
272	Number of cycles (direction changes).
273	nbr cycles
274	Valve speed motion for record data. Mini is 1 and maxi is 10.
275	Speed
276	Fastest time to open the valve on the full stroke .This value is given from the standard diagnostic calculations.
277	strok. time open
278	Fastest time to close the valve on the full stroke. This value is given from the standard diagnostic calculations.
279	strok. time close
280	Friction. This value is coming from the standard diagnostic calculations.
281	friction
282	Low spring value. This value is coming from the standard diagnostic calculations.
283	low spring range
284	High spring value. This value is coming from the standard diagnostic calculations.
285	upper spring range
286	low pressure value in the valve actuator. This value is coming from the standard diagnostic calculations.
287	lower pressure
288	Upper pressure value in the valve actuator. This value is coming from the standard diagnostic calculations.
289	upper pressure
290	Start valve position for the extended diagnostic test.
291	Start position
292	End valve position for the extended diagnostic test.
293	End position
294	bFaultCode0
295	Reports Device Errors
296	A/D FS TCIR Fault
297
298	A/D Full Scale Hall Sensor Fault
299	A/D Temperature Fault
300	A/D Zero Fault
301	Position Error
302	Data Overrun
303	Self Check Error
304	Software Error
305	bFaultCode1
306	System EEPROM Fault
307	System Temperature Fault
308	System Stack Fault
309	System Interrupt Fault
310	System I/P Current High
311	System I/P Current Low
312	Reset Occured
313	Checksum Error
314	bFaultCode2
315	Position Sensor Fault
316	Current Loop Sensor Fault
317	Bias Out of Range
318	HART Command Error
319	HART Command Aborted
320	Power Supply Low
321	bFaultCode3
322	Find Stops Failed
323	Calibration Failed
324	Standard Diagnostic Failed
325	Extended Diagnostic Failed
326	Auto Tune Failed
327	Setup/Options Changed
328	Actuation Error
329	bFaultCodeHistory0
330	Reports Historic Device Errors
331	bFaultCodeHistory1
332	bFaultCodeHistory2
333	bFaultCodeHistory3
334	Device Configuration Changed
335	A/D value of the primary signal.
336	nSig
337	pts
338	A/D value of the position sensor.
339	nPos
340	Mechanical Stop without pressure in the actuator.
341	No Pressure Stop
342	Mechanical Stop with full pressure in the actuator.
343	Full Pressure Stop
344	The lowest internal temperature recorded in °C.
345	low temperature
346	The upper internal temperature recorded in °C.
347	high temperature
348	Internal SVI II temperature in °C.
349	temperature
350	X define signal input in % and Y define position valve in % The mini and maxi values are respectively 0.0% and 100.0% The custom curve must have at least one pair. A coordinate (100.0%,100.0%) indicate the end of the curve.
351	X1
352	Y1
353	X2
354	Y2
355	X3
356	Y3
357	X4
358	Y4
359	X5
360	Y5
361	X6
362	Y6
363	X7
364	Y7
365	X8
366	Y8
367	X9
368	Y9
369	X10
370	Y10
371	Low value for primary signal calibration. Must be between 3.5mA and 8.0mA .
372	primary Low signal
373	high value for primary signal calibration. Must be between 16.0mA and 21.0mA .
374	primary high signal
375	Low value for pressure sensor calibration. Must be between 0 and 9psi / 0 and 0.6bar / 0 and 60kPa .
376	Low pressure
377	9.1f
378	High value for pressure sensor calibration. Must be between 10 and 120psi / 0.7 and 8.0bar / 70 and 800kPa .
379	High pressure
380	SVI II option detection
381	Option
382
383	Adress
384	switch1 acting
385	Define switch1 actions.
386	Open on Failsafe
387	Open on Reset
388	Open on Pos error
389	Open on Tightshutoff
390	Open on Position <
391	Open on Position >
392	Open on mode>Manual
393	Closed on Failsafe
394	Closed on Reset
395	Closed on Pos error
396	Closed Tightshutoff
397	Closed on Position <
398	Closed on Position >
399	Closed & mode>Manual
400	switch2 acting
401	Define switch2 actions.
402	Value for position limit (switch1).
403	Position limit SW1
404	Value for position limit (switch2).
405	Position limit SW2
406	Switch1 state
407	State is: open = 0 and close = 1
408	Switch2 state
409	This is to inform the user to set the SVI II in Setup Mode before to sent the configuration. Use the Hot-key menu to access this function.
410	Warning message
411	This is the firmware revision embedded in the SVI II.
412	Firmware revision
413	FMU860
414	DT
415	DVC
416	FCX
417	AS800
418	340T
419	340C
420	344
421	Siemens Micro K
422	SITRANS L
423	SIPAN PH
424	SITRANS P
425	75SMT
426	UNIDELTA
427	8320
428	SX5100
429	TSV175
430	DMU
431	3780
432	BM70
433	8u
434	Procedure aborted TRY AGAIN.
435	Going to MANUAL MODE prevents the valve from responding to the controller! Are you sure you want to go to MANUAL ?
436	WAIT ...
437	DEVICE IS IN SETUP MODE.
438	Record values ? Press: OK for YES ABORT for NO
439	This command will stroke the valve and should NOT be performed with the process running.
440	WAIT WORK IN PROGRESS.
441	Press ABORT key to abort the process
442	Find stop limits FAILED.
443	Find stop limits executed
444	This procedure strokes the valve and should not be run with the valve in service and the process running.
445	Enter the Supply pressure in PSI
446	WAIT AUTO TUNE IN PROGRESS.
447	Press ABORT key to abort the process.
448	AUTO TUNE CORRECTLY EXECUTED.
449	Fail in open loop test.Check if air booster or quick exhaust is used and the pressure supply.
450	P is out of range.
451	Padj is out of range.
452	The found Bias is not in the required range self-tuning is canceled. Ajust the BIAS.
453	Self-tuning for air fill direction fails. Check supply pressure or pneumatic block.
454	Self-tuning for air exhausting direction fails.Check the pneumatic block.
455	Error finding Bias.
456	PROCEDURE CORRECTLY EXECUTED.
457	DEVICE MALFUNCTION
458	A/D FS TCIR Fault
459	A/D Full Scale Hall Sensor Fault
460	A/D Temperature Fault
461	A/D Zero Fault
462	Data Overrun
463	Self Check Error
464	System EEPROM Fault
465	System Temperature Fault
466	System Stack Fault
467	System Interrupt Fault
468	Reset Occured
469	Bias Out of Range
470	HART Command Aborted
471	Find Stops Failed
472	Calibrate Failed
473	Extended Diagnostic Failed
474	Auto Tune Failed
475	No Faults Recorded
476	NO HISTORIC FAULTS
477	PLEASE WAIT...
478	Clear Fault Codes NOT Completed.
479	Clear Fault Codes Completed.
480	Sig =%{0}pts Pos =%{1}pts I/P =%{2}pts Temp =%{7}°C
481	LPos =%{3}pts HPos =%{4}pts LTemp=%{5}°C UTemp=%{6}°C
482	Command number:
483	Burst mode control
484	Manual setpoint:
485	fully opened;fully closed
486	fully opened;fully closed;setpoint;
487	valve position :
488	RETURN TO NORMAL MODE ?
489	NO;YES
490	WAIT WORK IN PROGRESS
491	Bumpless is set. Wait until the valve position match the loop current
492	Pos =%{0} % current =%{2} mA loop or %{1} %
493	Press ABORT key to abort the process
494	tag
495	descriptor
496	message
497	final assembly number
498	date
499	polling address
500	camflex equal % cam used
501	no change;linear;equal%(30);equal%(50);quick_open;custom;camflex equal%
502	custom cam used
503	no change;linear;equal(30);equal(50);quick open;custom;camflex equal%
504	quick open cam used
505	equal%(30) cam used
506	equal%(50) cam used
507	linear cam used
508	NEW CAM CHARACTERIZATION ?
509	Input your 9 XY pairs of points between ( 0.0%, 0.0%) and (100.0%,100.0%).
510	X[%{i}]
511	Y[%{i}]
512	Invalid segment X%{a} , X%{i} Slope too low.
513	Invalid segment X%{a} , X %{i} Slope change too high.
514	Invalid segment X%{a} , X %{i} Slope change too much.
515	CHANGE BAD SEGMENT(S) ?
516	YES; NO
517	Limits
518	Lower limit value
519	Upper limit value
520	Tight shut off value
521	Pressure units
522	Display language
523	Buttons:lock level
524	Valve near closed
525	Transfert speed
526	Position error band
527	Time 1 for Alarm
528	nT1
529	Time 1 typically is set to -1 (off) and must be between 1s and 328s when it is enabled.
530	Time 2 for Failsafe
531	nT2
532	Time 2 typically is set to -1 (off) and must be between 20s and 328s when it is enabled.
533	Time 2 can ONLY be disabled by set to -1 when Time 1 is disabled (<=0)).
534	Time 2 typically is set to -1 (off) and must be between 20s and 328s when it is enabled.
535	Time 2 typically is set to -1 (off) and must be at least 2s greater than Time 1 when it is enabled.
536	Switch1 state
537	Switch2 state
538	make your choice:
539	Range signals;Auto stop;Manual Stop;Open stop adj
540	low signal
541	high signal
542	Low and high signals must differ by at least 5mA.
543	Valve position:
544	Wait until the valve is stable, then press OK.
545	Procedure failed. The stroke could be too small or the position is out of limits allowed.
546	Procedure correctly executed.
547	open stop adjustment
548	Procedure failed. The stroke could be too small.
549	Procedure correctly executed.
550	PID coefficients;auto tune;I/P output
551	P =%{0}% I =%{1}(1/10s) D =%{2}ms Padj =%{3}%
552	Beta =%{4} Damping =%{5} Compens. pos.=%{6} Dead zone =%{7}%
553	P (%)
554	I (1/10s)
555	D (ms)
556	Padj (%)
557	Beta
558	Damping
559	Compensation
560	Dead zone (%)
561	set the I/P value:
562	4-20mA signal;pressure signal;view signals;reset to factory
563	4-20mA signal;view signal;reset to factory
564	Enter the low signal value:
565	Set the input current to %[.2f]{0} mA and press OK
566	The current must be between 3.5 and 8.0 mA, but is approximately %{fSignalTemp} mA
567	Enter the high signal value:
568	The current must be between 16.0 and 21.0 mA, but is approximately %{fSignalTemp} mA
569	primary signal: %{0} mA
570	This procedure strokes the valve and should not be run with the valve in service and the process running.
571	Enter the low pressure signal value:
572	Enter the high pressure signal value:
573	pressure: %{0} %{1}
574	4-20mA signal: %[.2f]{0} mA pressure: %[.2f]{1} %{2}
575	Procedure correctly executed.
576	Function not available in this SVI2 model. Consult Masoneilan for more information.
577	Remove software limit stops to be able to perform standard diagnostic.
578	Valve Speed
579	WAIT STANDARD DIAGNOSTIC IN PROGRESS.
580	STANDARD DIAGNOSTIC FAILED.
581	STANDARD DIAGNOSTIC EXECUTED.
582	stroking time to open : %{0}s stroking time to close: %{1}s
583	friction = %{2}%{7} low spring range= %{3}%{7} upper spring range= %{4}%{7}
584	lower pressure= %{5}%{7} upper pressure= %{6}%{7}
585	Total travel= %{0}strokes Time closed= %{1}h Time open= %{2}h
586	Time near closed= %{3}h Nbre Cycles= %{4}
587	After resetting , the current values will be lost. Press ABORT if you need these values.
588	RESET CONTINUOUS DATA CORRECTLY EXECUTED.
589	A reset may cause the valve to move ! Perform RESET ???
590	WAIT WORK IN PROGRESS.
591	Reset on SVI II NOT correctly executed.
592	Reset on SVI II correctly executed.
593	interrupt procedure in progress.
594	interrupt procedure DONE.
595	TRFRT Time = %{0}%
596	CAM: LINEAR
597	CAM: EQUAL % 30
598	CAM: EQUAL % 50
599	CAM: QUICK_OPEN
600	CAM: CUSTOM
601	CAM: CamflexEQ
602	lower limit value= %{0}%
603	upper limit value= %{1}%
604	tight shutoff value= %{2}%
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