0 |
Alert Status |
1 |
|
2 |
Alert Occurred |
3 |
Alert Active |
4 |
Alert Start Date |
5 |
Alert Stop Date |
6 |
Alert Start Time |
7 |
Alert Stop Time |
8 |
Start Date |
9 |
Start Time |
10 |
Stop Date |
11 |
Stop Time |
12 |
Invalid burst message |
13 |
Clear Alert |
14 |
Clear the current alert |
15 |
Clear All Alerts |
16 |
Clear all the alert history |
17 |
Alerts |
18 |
No Active Alerts |
19 |
No Alert History |
20 |
Clear Alert History |
21 |
Status |
22 |
Active |
23 |
History |
24 |
Direct Power Voltage Out of Range |
25 |
The direct power voltage is currently outside of the permitted range for proper operation. |
26 |
The direct power voltage was outside of the permitted range for proper operation. |
27 |
Loop Current Out of Range |
28 |
The loop current is currently outside the permitted range for proper operation. |
29 |
The loop current was outside the permitted range for proper operation. |
30 |
Electronics Temperature Out of Range |
31 |
The electronics temperature is currently outside the permitted range for proper operation. |
32 |
The electronics temperature was outside the permitted range for proper operation. |
33 |
Power Mode Misconfigured |
34 |
The power mode detected on the inputs for the VECTOR currently does not match the power mode configuration settings. |
35 |
The power mode detected on the inputs for the VECTOR previously did not match the power mode configuration settings. |
36 |
Watchdog Reset |
37 |
The VECTOR has performed a watchdog reset. |
38 |
Stack Overflow |
39 |
The VECTOR has experienced a stack overflow. |
40 |
Duplicate HART Address |
41 |
The VECTOR is at the same HART polling address as another HART device. |
42 |
Duplicate HART Master Detected |
43 |
A HART Master has been detected that is configured as the same Master type as the VECTOR. |
44 |
HART Devices Count Exceeded |
45 |
The VECTOR has detected more wired HART devices than are supported by the VECTOR. |
46 |
HART Sub-device Lost |
47 |
A Sub-device connected to the VECTOR has stopped communicating and has been dropped from the sub-device list. |
48 |
Burst Packets are Being Dropped |
49 |
One or more burst packets have been dropped from the VECTOR to the WirelessHART Network |
50 |
Field Device Power Control |
51 |
The field device power control mode is set to Switching, however the burst / event configuration will keep the device always powered on. |
52 |
Wireless Capacity Denied |
53 |
The WirelessHART network has denied a request for Wireless bandwidth, check the burst mode settings. |
54 |
Burst Message Configuration Issue |
55 |
A burst message is configured to a command that is not supported by the selected sub-device. |
56 |
Wired Device in Burst Mode |
57 |
A wired device is configured for wired burst mode, which may conflict with the VECTOR burst settings. |
58 |
VECTOR Failed to Join the the Network |
59 |
The VECTOR has failed to join the WirelessHART Network. |
60 |
VECTOR Failed to Join the Network |
61 |
The VECTOR previously failed to join the WirelessHART Network. |
62 |
Radio Malfunction |
63 |
The radio module is malfunctioning. |
64 |
The radio module was malfunctioning. |
65 |
Variable Simulation |
66 |
One or more of the device variables are being simulated. |
67 |
One or more of the device variables were being simulated |
68 |
Field Device Voltage Cutoff |
69 |
The Field Device Cutoff Voltage is tripped |
70 |
The Field Device Voltage Cutoff was tripped |
71 |
Low Battery Voltage |
72 |
The Battery Voltage is below the Low Voltage threshold |
73 |
The Battery Voltage was below the Low Voltage threshold |
74 |
Burst Service Time |
75 |
The burst service time granted by the WirelessHART network |
76 |
1.1f |
77 |
s |
78 |
Burst Service Granted |
79 |
Burst Service Requested |
80 |
The burst service time requested from the WirelessHART network |
81 |
Automatic Update Rate |
82 |
Wireless Update Rate will automatically setup the burst table for dynamic variables and status data from the Adapter and connected sub-devices |
83 |
Off |
84 |
1 Second |
85 |
2 Seconds |
86 |
4 Seconds |
87 |
8 Seconds |
88 |
16 Seconds |
89 |
32 Seconds |
90 |
1 Minute |
91 |
2 Minutes |
92 |
5 Minutes |
93 |
10 Minutes |
94 |
30 Minutes |
95 |
60 Minutes |
96 |
Automatic Commands |
97 |
The commands that will be used when in automatic mode |
98 |
Sub-device: Cmd3, Adapter: Cmd9 & Cmd48 |
99 |
Sub-device: Cmd3, Adapter: Cmd3 & Cmd48 |
100 |
Sub-device: Cmd3 & Cmd48, Adapter: Cmd9 & Cmd48 |
101 |
Sub-device: Cmd3 & Cmd48, Adapter: Cmd3 & Cmd48 |
102 |
Date of First Unack Event Triggered |
103 |
The date when the first unacknowledged event was triggered |
104 |
Time of First Unack Event Triggered |
105 |
The time when the first unacknowledged event was triggered |
106 |
Good |
107 |
Idle |
108 |
Command Not Supported |
109 |
Dropping |
110 |
Bad |
111 |
Value |
112 |
Quality |
113 |
Burst Date |
114 |
Burst Msg Count |
115 |
Burst Time |
116 |
Burst Variable Code |
117 |
Burst Variable Slot - Device variable code assigned to the slot to be read in burst mode. |
118 |
Units |
119 |
Subdevice Index |
120 |
Subdevice Tag |
121 |
Unassigned |
122 |
Burst Message 0 |
123 |
Advanced |
124 |
Burst Configuration |
125 |
Variables |
126 |
Last Burst Data |
127 |
Trigger Options |
128 |
Device Variables (for Commands 9 and 33) |
129 |
Burst Data (from Last Burst Message) |
130 |
Burst Data Timestamp |
131 |
Device Variables |
132 |
Custom Burst Command |
133 |
Burst Message 1 |
134 |
Burst Message 2 |
135 |
Burst Message 3 |
136 |
Burst Message 4 |
137 |
Burst Message 5 |
138 |
Burst Message 6 |
139 |
Burst Message 7 |
140 |
Burst Message 8 |
141 |
Burst Message 9 |
142 |
Burst Message 10 |
143 |
Burst Message 11 |
144 |
Burst Message 12 |
145 |
Burst Message 13 |
146 |
Burst Message 14 |
147 |
Burst Message 15 |
148 |
Burst Message 16 |
149 |
Burst Message 17 |
150 |
Event Message 0 |
151 |
Configuration |
152 |
Event Status |
153 |
Event |
154 |
Event Timing |
155 |
Standard Event Mask |
156 |
Device-Specific Event Mask 1 |
157 |
Device-Specific Event Mask 2 |
158 |
Standard Status |
159 |
Device-Specific Status |
160 |
Device-Specific Status 2 |
161 |
Event Mask |
162 |
Clear Event |
163 |
Clear the current event |
164 |
Event Message 1 |
165 |
Event Message 2 |
166 |
Event Message 3 |
167 |
Event Message 4 |
168 |
Event Message 5 |
169 |
Event Message 6 |
170 |
Event Message 7 |
171 |
Event Message 8 |
172 |
Too few data bytes received |
173 |
Join Duty Cycle |
174 |
Wireless Join Duty Cycle Time |
175 |
.1f |
176 |
% |
177 |
Loop Connect Time |
178 |
The amount of time the loop has been powered |
179 |
Loop Idle Time |
180 |
The amount of time the loop will idle powered on after a command was sent by a remote host |
181 |
Field Device Turn On Time |
182 |
The amount of time the loop will be turned on before communication with a sub-device is allowed |
183 |
1.0f |
184 |
Field Device Idle Time |
185 |
The amount of time the loop will be left on after the last command to a sub-device is performed by a remote host |
186 |
Controls the Field Device Power control setting |
187 |
On |
188 |
Switching |
189 |
Field Device On Time |
190 |
The amount of time the field devices have been powered on |
191 |
1.2f |
192 |
Field Device Off Time |
193 |
The amount of time the field devices have been powered off |
194 |
Field Device On Percent |
195 |
The percentage of time the field devices have been powered on |
196 |
Field Device On Estimated Percent |
197 |
An estimated percentage of time the field devices will be powered on, based upon the burst configuration |
198 |
Battery Consumption Rate |
199 |
The current rate of battery consumption |
200 |
1.3f |
201 |
mAh |
202 |
Battery Capacity Used |
203 |
The amount of battery capacity used |
204 |
Battery Capacity Remaining |
205 |
The amount of battery capacity remaining |
206 |
Battery Capacity |
207 |
The capacity of the Battery |
208 |
Battery Low Voltage |
209 |
The point at which the battery status will indicate low |
210 |
V |
211 |
Battery Critical Voltage |
212 |
The point at which the battery status will indicate critical |
213 |
Field Device Cutoff Enable |
214 |
Disabled |
215 |
Enabled |
216 |
Field Device Cutoff Voltage |
217 |
The voltage below which power will be cutoff to the field devices |
218 |
Last Battery Change |
219 |
Adapter Power |
220 |
Loop Powered - 1.0V |
221 |
Loop Powered - 1.5V |
222 |
Loop Powered - 2.0V |
223 |
Loop Powered - 2.5V |
224 |
Direct Powered - High Power |
225 |
Direct Powered - Power Saving |
226 |
Direct Powered - External Battery |
227 |
Configure Power Mode |
228 |
Battery Change |
229 |
Change the battery and reset the battery counters |
230 |
Wired Devices Count |
231 |
Sub-Device Scan On Power-up |
232 |
Sub-Device scanning on power up |
233 |
Scan Start Address |
234 |
Scan Stop Address |
235 |
Sub-Device Time Sync |
236 |
Allow the Adapter to synchronize the Sub-Device time to the Wireless Network time |
237 |
Software Flush List |
238 |
Subdevice Command Support |
239 |
Command 9 Supported |
240 |
Command 33 Supported |
241 |
Command 48 Supported |
242 |
Subdevice Short Tag |
243 |
Subdevice Poll Address |
244 |
Subdevice Loop Current Mode |
245 |
PV Analog Channel Saturated |
246 |
PV Analog Channel Fixed |
247 |
Subdevice Comm Status |
248 |
02X |
249 |
Subdevice Manufacturer Id |
250 |
Manufacturer of the subdevice attached to this system. |
251 |
Subdevice Device Type |
252 |
Device type of the subdevice attached to this system. |
253 |
Subdevice Device ID |
254 |
06X |
255 |
Subdevice Long Tag |
256 |
Subdevice I/O card |
257 |
Subdevice Channel |
258 |
Subdevice Universal Revision |
259 |
Subdevice STX Sent |
260 |
Subdevice ACK Received |
261 |
Subdevice BACK Received |
262 |
IO Card |
263 |
Channel |
264 |
Mfg ID |
265 |
Device Type |
266 |
Device ID |
267 |
Univ Rev |
268 |
Long Tag |
269 |
Polling Address |
270 |
Loop Current Mode |
271 |
Tag |
272 |
Command Support |
273 |
Device Status |
274 |
Comm Status |
275 |
STX to Subdevice |
276 |
ACK from Subdevice |
277 |
BACK from Subdevice |
278 |
Scan for Devices |
279 |
Scan for new sub-devices |
280 |
Subdevice Statistics |
281 |
Statistics |
282 |
No Devices Detected |
283 |
Sub-Device 1 |
284 |
Sub-Device 2 |
285 |
Sub-Device 3 |
286 |
Sub-Device 4 |
287 |
Subdevice 4 |
288 |
Sub-Device 5 |
289 |
Sub-Device 6 |
290 |
Subdevice 6 |
291 |
VECTOR |
292 |
Sub-Device 7 |
293 |
Sub-Device 8 |
294 |
Sub-Device 1 Details |
295 |
Device Information |
296 |
Identification |
297 |
Device Identification |
298 |
Burst Assignments |
299 |
Sub-Device 2 Details |
300 |
Sub-Device 3 Details |
301 |
Sub-Device 4 Details |
302 |
Sub-Device 5 Details |
303 |
Sub-Device 6 Details |
304 |
Sub-Device 7 Details |
305 |
Sub-Device 8 Details |
306 |
No Devices |
307 |
No Sub-Devices Detected |
308 |
Scratch Data |
309 |
PV |
310 |
.3f |
311 |
.2f |
312 |
Upper Fault Current |
313 |
mA |
314 |
Lower Fault Current |
315 |
Upper Limit of Proportional Range |
316 |
Lower Limit of Proportional Range |
317 |
Loop Current Quality |
318 |
Loop Current Status |
319 |
Update Period |
320 |
Device Variable 0 |
321 |
Direct Power Voltage |
322 |
Direct Power Voltage Quality |
323 |
Direct Power Voltage Status |
324 |
Device Variable 1 |
325 |
Electronics Temperature |
326 |
.0f |
327 |
Electronics Temperature Quality |
328 |
Electronics Temperature Status |
329 |
Electronics Temperature Units |
330 |
Device Variable 2 |
331 |
Scavenging Voltage |
332 |
Scavenging Voltage Quality |
333 |
Scavenging Voltage Status |
334 |
Device Variable 3 |
335 |
mA 01 |
336 |
Eng 01 |
337 |
mA 02 |
338 |
Eng 02 |
339 |
mA 03 |
340 |
Eng 03 |
341 |
mA 04 |
342 |
Eng 04 |
343 |
mA 05 |
344 |
Eng 05 |
345 |
mA 06 |
346 |
Eng 06 |
347 |
mA 07 |
348 |
Eng 07 |
349 |
mA 08 |
350 |
Eng 08 |
351 |
mA 09 |
352 |
Eng 09 |
353 |
mA 10 |
354 |
Eng 10 |
355 |
mA 11 |
356 |
Eng 11 |
357 |
mA 12 |
358 |
Eng 12 |
359 |
mA 13 |
360 |
Eng 13 |
361 |
mA 14 |
362 |
Eng 14 |
363 |
mA 15 |
364 |
Eng 15 |
365 |
mA 16 |
366 |
Eng 16 |
367 |
mA 17 |
368 |
Eng 17 |
369 |
mA 18 |
370 |
Eng 18 |
371 |
mA 19 |
372 |
Eng 19 |
373 |
mA 20 |
374 |
Eng 20 |
375 |
mA 21 |
376 |
Eng 21 |
377 |
mA 22 |
378 |
Eng 22 |
379 |
mA 23 |
380 |
Eng 23 |
381 |
mA 24 |
382 |
Eng 24 |
383 |
mA 25 |
384 |
Eng 25 |
385 |
mA 26 |
386 |
Eng 26 |
387 |
mA 27 |
388 |
Eng 27 |
389 |
mA 28 |
390 |
Eng 28 |
391 |
mA 29 |
392 |
Eng 29 |
393 |
mA 30 |
394 |
Eng 30 |
395 |
mA 31 |
396 |
Eng 31 |
397 |
mA 32 |
398 |
Eng 32 |
399 |
Simulate Loop Current |
400 |
Simulate the Loop Current Reading |
401 |
Simulate Direct Power |
402 |
Simulate the Direct Power Reading |
403 |
Simulate Temperature |
404 |
Simulate the Electronics Temperature |
405 |
Device Specific Command error |
406 |
Radio Output Power |
407 |
0 dBm |
408 |
+10 dBm |
409 |
Over the Air Upgrade |
410 |
Enable the VECTOR radio module to be upgraded using over the air programming |
411 |
Join Time |
412 |
Time in seconds that the WirelessHART join has taken |
413 |
Join Device to Network |
414 |
Disconnect Device from Network |
415 |
Advertise to New Wireless Devices |
416 |
Enabled on WirelessHART device connection only |
417 |
Device Specific Status 0 |
418 |
Burst Messages Dropped |
419 |
Incorrect Power Mode |
420 |
Bad Loop Switch Parameters |
421 |
Bad Burst Configuration |
422 |
Subdevice Dropped |
423 |
Duplicate Poll Addr Detected |
424 |
Wired Burst Mode Detected |
425 |
Device Specific Status 1 |
426 |
Wireless Join Failed |
427 |
Loop Switch Cutoff Voltage Tripped |
428 |
Special Curve |
429 |
Linearization Mode |
430 |
Upper Range Value (20 mA) |
431 |
Lower Range Value (4 mA) |
432 |
Event Notification Control |
433 |
Event Time Stamp |
434 |
Retry Time |
435 |
Max Update Time |
436 |
Debounce |
437 |
Cmd 48: Read Additional Device Status |
438 |
Read Additional Device - This command reads additional device status information |
439 |
Cmd 778: Read Battery Life |
440 |
Read Battery Life - This command reads the battery life of the device |
441 |
Invalid subdevice index |
442 |
Device Variable 4 |
443 |
Device Variable 5 |
444 |
Device Variable 6 |
445 |
Device Variable 7 |
446 |
Device Variable 8 |
447 |
Device Variable 9 |
448 |
Device Variable 10 |
449 |
Device Variable 11 |
450 |
Device Variable 12 |
451 |
Device Variable 13 |
452 |
Device Variable 14 |
453 |
Device Variable 15 |
454 |
Device Variable 16 |
455 |
Device Variable 17 |
456 |
Device Variable 18 |
457 |
Device Variable 19 |
458 |
Device Variable 20 |
459 |
Device Variable 21 |
460 |
Device Variable 22 |
461 |
Device Variable 23 |
462 |
Device Variable 24 |
463 |
Device Variable 25 |
464 |
Device Variable 26 |
465 |
Device Variable 27 |
466 |
Device Variable 28 |
467 |
Device Variable 29 |
468 |
Device Variable 30 |
469 |
Device Variable 31 |
470 |
Device Variable 32 |
471 |
Device Variable 33 |
472 |
Device Variable 34 |
473 |
Device Variable 35 |
474 |
Device Variable 36 |
475 |
Device Variable 37 |
476 |
Device Variable 38 |
477 |
Device Variable 39 |
478 |
Device Variable 40 |
479 |
Device Variable 41 |
480 |
Device Variable 42 |
481 |
Device Variable 43 |
482 |
Device Variable 44 |
483 |
Device Variable 45 |
484 |
Device Variable 46 |
485 |
Device Variable 47 |
486 |
Device Variable 48 |
487 |
Device Variable 49 |
488 |
Device Variable 50 |
489 |
Device Variable 51 |
490 |
Device Variable 52 |
491 |
Device Variable 53 |
492 |
Device Variable 54 |
493 |
Device Variable 55 |
494 |
Device Variable 56 |
495 |
Device Variable 57 |
496 |
Device Variable 58 |
497 |
Device Variable 59 |
498 |
Device Variable 60 |
499 |
Device Variable 61 |
500 |
Device Variable 62 |
501 |
Device Variable 63 |
502 |
Device Variable 64 |
503 |
Device Variable 65 |
504 |
Device Variable 66 |
505 |
Device Variable 67 |
506 |
Device Variable 68 |
507 |
Device Variable 69 |
508 |
Device Variable 70 |
509 |
Device Variable 71 |
510 |
Device Variable 72 |
511 |
Device Variable 73 |
512 |
Device Variable 74 |
513 |
Device Variable 75 |
514 |
Device Variable 76 |
515 |
Device Variable 77 |
516 |
Device Variable 78 |
517 |
Device Variable 79 |
518 |
Device Variable 80 |
519 |
Device Variable 81 |
520 |
Device Variable 82 |
521 |
Device Variable 83 |
522 |
Device Variable 84 |
523 |
Device Variable 85 |
524 |
Device Variable 86 |
525 |
Device Variable 87 |
526 |
Device Variable 88 |
527 |
Device Variable 89 |
528 |
Device Variable 90 |
529 |
Device Variable 91 |
530 |
Device Variable 92 |
531 |
Device Variable 93 |
532 |
Device Variable 94 |
533 |
Device Variable 95 |
534 |
Device Variable 96 |
535 |
Device Variable 97 |
536 |
Device Variable 98 |
537 |
Device Variable 99 |
538 |
Device Variable 100 |
539 |
Device Variable 101 |
540 |
Device Variable 102 |
541 |
Device Variable 103 |
542 |
Device Variable 104 |
543 |
Device Variable 105 |
544 |
Device Variable 106 |
545 |
Device Variable 107 |
546 |
Device Variable 108 |
547 |
Device Variable 109 |
548 |
Device Variable 110 |
549 |
Device Variable 111 |
550 |
Device Variable 112 |
551 |
Device Variable 113 |
552 |
Device Variable 114 |
553 |
Device Variable 115 |
554 |
Device Variable 116 |
555 |
Device Variable 117 |
556 |
Device Variable 118 |
557 |
Device Variable 119 |
558 |
Device Variable 120 |
559 |
Device Variable 121 |
560 |
Device Variable 122 |
561 |
Device Variable 123 |
562 |
Device Variable 124 |
563 |
Device Variable 125 |
564 |
Device Variable 126 |
565 |
Device Variable 127 |
566 |
Device Variable 128 |
567 |
Device Variable 129 |
568 |
Device Variable 130 |
569 |
Device Variable 131 |
570 |
Device Variable 132 |
571 |
Device Variable 133 |
572 |
Device Variable 134 |
573 |
Device Variable 135 |
574 |
Device Variable 136 |
575 |
Device Variable 137 |
576 |
Device Variable 138 |
577 |
Device Variable 139 |
578 |
Device Variable 140 |
579 |
Device Variable 141 |
580 |
Device Variable 142 |
581 |
Device Variable 143 |
582 |
Device Variable 144 |
583 |
Device Variable 145 |
584 |
Device Variable 146 |
585 |
Device Variable 147 |
586 |
Device Variable 148 |
587 |
Device Variable 149 |
588 |
Device Variable 150 |
589 |
Device Variable 151 |
590 |
Device Variable 152 |
591 |
Device Variable 153 |
592 |
Device Variable 154 |
593 |
Device Variable 155 |
594 |
Device Variable 156 |
595 |
Device Variable 157 |
596 |
Device Variable 158 |
597 |
Device Variable 159 |
598 |
Device Variable 160 |
599 |
Device Variable 161 |
600 |
Device Variable 162 |
601 |
Device Variable 163 |
602 |
Device Variable 164 |
603 |
Device Variable 165 |
604 |
Device Variable 166 |
605 |
Device Variable 167 |
606 |
Device Variable 168 |
607 |
Device Variable 169 |
608 |
Device Variable 170 |
609 |
Device Variable 171 |
610 |
Device Variable 172 |
611 |
Device Variable 173 |
612 |
Device Variable 174 |
613 |
Device Variable 175 |
614 |
Device Variable 176 |
615 |
Device Variable 177 |
616 |
Device Variable 178 |
617 |
Device Variable 179 |
618 |
Device Variable 180 |
619 |
Device Variable 181 |
620 |
Device Variable 182 |
621 |
Device Variable 183 |
622 |
Device Variable 184 |
623 |
Device Variable 185 |
624 |
Device Variable 186 |
625 |
Device Variable 187 |
626 |
Device Variable 188 |
627 |
Device Variable 189 |
628 |
Device Variable 190 |
629 |
Device Variable 191 |
630 |
Device Variable 192 |
631 |
Device Variable 193 |
632 |
Device Variable 194 |
633 |
Device Variable 195 |
634 |
Device Variable 196 |
635 |
Device Variable 197 |
636 |
Device Variable 198 |
637 |
Device Variable 199 |
638 |
Device Variable 200 |
639 |
Device Variable 201 |
640 |
Device Variable 202 |
641 |
Device Variable 203 |
642 |
Device Variable 204 |
643 |
Device Variable 205 |
644 |
Device Variable 206 |
645 |
Device Variable 207 |
646 |
Device Variable 208 |
647 |
Device Variable 209 |
648 |
Device Variable 210 |
649 |
Device Variable 211 |
650 |
Device Variable 212 |
651 |
Device Variable 213 |
652 |
Device Variable 214 |
653 |
Device Variable 215 |
654 |
Device Variable 216 |
655 |
Device Variable 217 |
656 |
Device Variable 218 |
657 |
Device Variable 219 |
658 |
Device Variable 220 |
659 |
Device Variable 221 |
660 |
Device Variable 222 |
661 |
Device Variable 223 |
662 |
Device Variable 224 |
663 |
Device Variable 225 |
664 |
Device Variable 226 |
665 |
Device Variable 227 |
666 |
Device Variable 228 |
667 |
Device Variable 229 |
668 |
Device Variable 230 |
669 |
Device Variable 231 |
670 |
Device Variable 232 |
671 |
Device Variable 233 |
672 |
Device Variable 234 |
673 |
Device Variable 235 |
674 |
Device Variable 236 |
675 |
Device Variable 237 |
676 |
Device Variable 238 |
677 |
Device Variable 239 |
678 |
Device Variable 240 |
679 |
Device Variable 241 |
680 |
Device Variable 242 |
681 |
Burst Variable Code 0 |
682 |
Burst Variable Code 1 |
683 |
Burst Variable Code 2 |
684 |
Burst Variable Code 3 |
685 |
Burst Variable Code 4 |
686 |
Burst Variable Code 5 |
687 |
Burst Variable Code 6 |
688 |
Burst Variable Code 7 |
689 |
Burst Command |
690 |
Max Update Period |
691 |
Mode |
692 |
Trigger Mode |
693 |
Classification |
694 |
Trigger Units |
695 |
Trigger Level |
696 |
Sub device missing |
697 |
Date |
698 |
Time |
699 |
Burst Messages |
700 |
Event 2 |
701 |
Event 3 |
702 |
Event 4 |
703 |
Event 5 |
704 |
Event 6 |
705 |
Event 7 |
706 |
Event 8 |
707 |
Event 9 |
708 |
Events |
709 |
DD Version |
710 |
The version number for the device description |
711 |
Current Time |
712 |
Current Time based upon the real-time clock in the field device |
713 |
Set Clock Time |
714 |
Time to set the real time clock in the field device to, or time that the real-time clock was last set |
715 |
Software Build Date |
716 |
Radio Software Rev Major |
717 |
Radio Software Revision Major |
718 |
Radio Software Rev Minor |
719 |
Radio Software Revision Minor |
720 |
Radio Software Rev Patch |
721 |
Radio Software Revision Patch |
722 |
Radio Software Rev Build |
723 |
Radio Software Revision Build |
724 |
Software Build |
725 |
Software Bootloader Revision |
726 |
Internal Software Bootloader Revision |
727 |
Device Serial Number |
728 |
Model Number |
729 |
Production Date |
730 |
Lot Num |
731 |
MAC Address |
732 |
System Uptime |
733 |
Time in seconds since the system was powered on |
734 |
Write Protect |
735 |
User Password |
736 |
License Key |
737 |
Key 1 |
738 |
First key word for VECTOR License |
739 |
08X |
740 |
Key 2 |
741 |
Second key word for VECTOR License |
742 |
Key 3 |
743 |
Third key word for VECTOR License |
744 |
Key 4 |
745 |
Fourth key word for VECTOR License |
746 |
Subdevices Supported |
747 |
The number of subdevices supported with this license key |
748 |
Burst Messages Supported |
749 |
The number of burst messages supported with this license key |
750 |
Event Messages Supported |
751 |
The number of event messages supported with this license key |
752 |
Power Modes Supported |
753 |
The power modes supported with this license key |
754 |
StepVolt Supported |
755 |
Direct Power Supported |
756 |
Integral Resistor Supported |
757 |
Field Device Power Control Supported |
758 |
Set License Key |
759 |
Parity Errors Received |
760 |
Count of Parity Errors messages received by the I/O system on this channel |
761 |
Framing Errors Received |
762 |
Count of Framing Errors messages received by the I/O system on this channel |
763 |
CheckByte Errors Received |
764 |
Count of CheckByte Errors messages received by the I/O system on this channel |
765 |
Gap Errors Received |
766 |
Count of Gap Errors messages received by the I/O system on this channel |
767 |
Invalid I/O card number |
768 |
Invalid channel number |
769 |
reset_specific_command_error |
770 |
Invalid Password |
771 |
Factory reset |
772 |
Perform Master Reset |
773 |
Configure |
774 |
Overview |
775 |
Service Tools |
776 |
Extended Information |
777 |
Model Information |
778 |
Information |
779 |
Revision Numbers |
780 |
Software Revision |
781 |
Wireless |
782 |
Wireless Module |
783 |
Radio Software |
784 |
|
785 |
VECTOR Status |
786 |
Wireless Status |
787 |
Shortcuts |
788 |
Communications |
789 |
Maintenance |
790 |
Master Reset |
791 |
Resets the VECTOR |
792 |
Self Test |
793 |
Perform a self test on the VECTOR |
794 |
Factory Reset |
795 |
Resets the VECTOR back to the factory default
configuration |
796 |
Advertise to New Devices |
797 |
Advertise to new WirelessHART devices trying
to join this network |
798 |
Internal |
799 |
Simulate |
800 |
Simulate the loop current reading of the VECTOR |
801 |
Simulate the direct power reading of the VECTOR |
802 |
Simulate Electronics Temperature |
803 |
Simulate the electronics temperature reading of the VECTOR |
804 |
Guided Setup |
805 |
Power |
806 |
Set the VECTOR Power Configuration |
807 |
Set Network ID and Join Key for the WirelessHART network |
808 |
Manual Setup |
809 |
Radio Upgrade |
810 |
Enable the VECTOR radio module to be upgraded using
over the air programming |
811 |
Burst Settings |
812 |
Burst Settings 2 |
813 |
Burst Settings 3 |
814 |
Event Notification |
815 |
Event Notification 2 |
816 |
Auto Burst |
817 |
Set the automatic burst settings |
818 |
Guided Power Settings |
819 |
Guided method to configure power settings |
820 |
VECTOR Power Setting |
821 |
Set the VECTOR Power Mode:
Loop Power: Choose the highest voltage step possible
Direct Power: Choose the setting based on available power |
822 |
NOTE: These settings are only used when the device
is wired in the Field Device Power Control Configuration |
823 |
Set the Field Device Power Control Setting
Set the Field Device turn on time
Set the time the Field Device remains powered when
an external HART master is detected
Enable the Field Device Cutoff
Set the Field Device Cutoff Voltage |
824 |
External Battery |
825 |
Set the Battery Capacity
Set the Battery Low Voltage
Set the Battery Critical Power Voltage |
826 |
Field Device Power Control Settings |
827 |
Field Device Power Control Stats |
828 |
External Battery Settings |
829 |
External Battery Stats |
830 |
Wired |
831 |
Device Scan Mode |
832 |
Set the VECTOR to scan for wired devices
on power up or reset |
833 |
Sub-device Time Sync |
834 |
Set to the allow the VECTOR to synchronize wired devices to
the WirelessHART time if the device supports a clock |
835 |
VECTOR Information |
836 |
VECTOR Identification |
837 |
Polling |
838 |
Set the HART address for the VECTOR
when using the wired-HART interface |
839 |
HART Master |
840 |
Set the HART master mode for the VECTOR
when communicated with wired devices
Set the number of retries the VECTOR will
perform for wired communications |
841 |
4-20 mA |
842 |
Set the PV Eng Units of the 4-20mA Field Device
Set the 4-20mA Linearization Mode
Set the Damping Factor for the PV
Output assigned to the 20mA Current input
Output assigned to the 4mA Current input
Max current output by the 4-20mA Device when in fault condition
Upper limit value of the proportional range
Lower limit value of the proportional range
Min current output by the 4-20mA Device when in fault condition |
843 |
Uptime |
844 |
Join Details |
845 |
Burst Service Status |
846 |
Join Status |
847 |
Wireless Statistics |
848 |
Wired Statistics |
849 |
Wired Slave Statistics |
850 |
Wired Master Statistics |
851 |
Online |
852 |
Device |
853 |
PV Linearization Table |
854 |
Simluate |
855 |
Power Control Settings |
856 |
Event Settings |
857 |
Common Tables |
858 |
Interoperable * |
859 |
Universal |
860 |
Common Practice |
861 |
Pressure Universal |
862 |
Pressure Common |
863 |
Menu |
864 |
Rosemount Magflow |
865 |
Rosemount Pressure |
866 |
Moore Products |
867 |
Siemens Pressure |
868 |
P2 Common |
869 |
Munge |
870 |
Analytical Oxygen/Combustion/Methane/CO |
871 |
Flow Totalizer - Rate Indicator |
872 |
Flow Variable Area |
873 |
Flow Coriolis Mass |
874 |
Flow Ultrasonic - Gas |
875 |
Flow Ultrasonic - Liquid |
876 |
Level Ultrasonic |
877 |
Level Radar - Microwave |
878 |
Pressure Absolute |
879 |
Level Capacitance |
880 |
Pressure Differential |
881 |
Level Hydrostatic |
882 |
Level |
883 |
Pressure Absolute/Relative |
884 |
Level Microwave |
885 |
Level Radar |
886 |
Level Density - Nuclear |
887 |
Flow Electromagnetic |
888 |
Flow Vortex |
889 |
Flow Magmeter - Rack Version |
890 |
Flow High Performance Magmeter |
891 |
Flow Mass |
892 |
Flow Ultrasonic |
893 |
Flow Magnetic |
894 |
Flow Magnetic - Custody Transfer |
895 |
Flow 2-wire Magnetic |
896 |
Flow Coriolis Mass - Custody Transfer |
897 |
Flow 2-wire Vortex |
898 |
Flow Thermal |
899 |
Temperature Head Mounted |
900 |
Temperature Compact |
901 |
Temperature DIN Rail Mounted |
902 |
Analytical pH |
903 |
Analytical Conductivity - Conductive |
904 |
Analytical Conductivity - Inductive |
905 |
Temperature Sensor |
906 |
Level Servo |
907 |
Temperature DIN Rail |
908 |
Temperature |
909 |
Analytical ORP |
910 |
Analytical pION |
911 |
Analytical IConc |
912 |
Analytical Electrode Conductivity |
913 |
Analytical Toroidal Conductivity |
914 |
Valve Positioner |
915 |
Valve Controller |
916 |
Pressure |
917 |
Pressure Multivariable |
918 |
Analytical pH/ORP |
919 |
Flow Coriolis |
920 |
Analytical Conductivity |
921 |
Valve Positioner/Pneumatic |
922 |
Valve Actuator - Electrical |
923 |
Temperature Dual Input |
924 |
Valve Actuator |
925 |
Analytical Corrosion |
926 |
Analytical Density - Nuclear |
927 |
Level Continuous Gamma |
928 |
Level Laser Ranging |
929 |
Pressure Safety |
930 |
Flow Vortex/Swirl |
931 |
Flow |
932 |
Analytical 4 Electrode Conductivity |
933 |
Analytical 2 Electrode Conductivity |
934 |
Analytical Troidal Conductivity |
935 |
Analytical pH/ORP/pIon/Ion Conc |
936 |
Analytical Oxygen |
937 |
Pressure P, dP + Multivariable |
938 |
Temperature 2-wire |
939 |
Pressure w/ PID |
940 |
Pressure Saturated Steam |
941 |
Analytical Density - Gamma Ray |
942 |
Level Gamma Ray |
943 |
Analytical Weight - Gamma Ray |
944 |
Level w/ Density - Gamma Ray |
945 |
Analytical Motorized Density |
946 |
Flow Multivariable Mass |
947 |
Temperature Multivariable |
948 |
Specialty HART-to-Analog Signal Conv |
949 |
Flow dP |
950 |
Pressure Low Power |
951 |
Pressure Certified SIL2 |
952 |
Interoperable |
953 |
Analytical Density |
954 |
Valve Positioner/Electropneumatic |
955 |
Flow Magnetic Inductive |
956 |
Analytical |
957 |
Analytical Opacity Monitor |
958 |
Analytical Oxygen/Combustion |
959 |
Analytical 2-wire Conductivity |
960 |
Analytical 2-wire Conductivity w/ pure H20 |
961 |
Analytical 2-wire Conductivity w/ % conc |
962 |
Analytical 2-wire Oxygen/Chlorine/Ozone |
963 |
Analytical 2-wire pH/ORP |
964 |
Analytical 2-wire Contacting/Toroidal |
965 |
Analytical Oxygen - High Temperature |
966 |
Analytical Conductivity w/ % conc |
967 |
Analytical pH/ORP/ISE |
968 |
Analytical Amperometric Analyzer |
969 |
Analytical Dual Input Analyzer |
970 |
Pressure Pressure/Level |
971 |
Analytical Consistency |
972 |
Analytical Microwave-Pulp Consistency |
973 |
Analytical Microwave Consistency |
974 |
Valve Digital Positioner |
975 |
Valve Smart Valve Positioner |
976 |
Temperature Differential |
977 |
Analytical Dissolved Oxygen |
978 |
Analytical pH Controller |
979 |
Analytical Conductivity/Resistivity Controller |
980 |
Analytical Conductivity/Resistivity |
981 |
Level Displacement |
982 |
Temperature w/ PID |
983 |
Valve Universal Positioner |
984 |
Level Radar - Reflex |
985 |
Pressure Gauge |
986 |
Pressure Sealed Gauge |
987 |
Valve Digital Positioner w/ PID |
988 |
Valve Intelligent Positioner |
989 |
Analytical Gas Detector |
990 |
Analytical Infrared Gas Detector |
991 |
Analytical Electrochemical Gas Detector |
992 |
Analytical Measuring Instruments |
993 |
Level Magnostrictive |
994 |
Valve On/Off Valve Controller |
995 |
Level Radar - Pulse |
996 |
Level Continuous Capactive |
997 |
Valve Damper Actuator |
998 |
Valve Electric Damper Actuator |
999 |
Flow Electronic |
1000 |
Flow Vortex - Multiparameter Mass |
1001 |
Analytical UV Flame Detector |
1002 |
Analytical UVIR Flame Detector |
1003 |
Analytical IR Flame Detector |
1004 |
Analytical Fire Detector |
1005 |
Analytical Gas Detector Display Interface |
1006 |
Analytical Toxic Gas Detector |
1007 |
Analytical Flame Detector |
1008 |
Level Nuclear |
1009 |
Analytical Microwave |
1010 |
Analytical Density - Radiometric |
1011 |
Level Radiometric |
1012 |
Analytical Gas/Steam |
1013 |
Level Nucleonic |
1014 |
Analytical Blade Consistency |
1015 |
Analytical Rotary Consistency |
1016 |
Pressure Absolute/Differential |
1017 |
Positioner |
1018 |
Analytical Combustible Gas Detector |
1019 |
Analytical Point Infrared Gas Detector |
1020 |
Analytical Multi-Detector Monitor System |
1021 |
Valve Positioner/Electro-hydraulic |
1022 |
Valve Monitor |
1023 |
Enable on token-passing data link layer only |
1024 |
Enable on TDMA data link layer only |
1025 |
Enable on both TDMA and token-passing data link layer |
1026 |
WirelessHART Device |
1027 |
IEEE 802.15.4 2.4GHz DSSS with O-QPSK Modulation |
1028 |
Primary |
1029 |
Primary Analog Channel |
1030 |
Secondary |
1031 |
Secondary Analog Channel |
1032 |
Tertiary |
1033 |
Tertiary Analog Channel |
1034 |
Quaternary |
1035 |
Quaternary Analog Channel |
1036 |
Quinary |
1037 |
Quinary Analog Channel |
1038 |
Critical Power Failure |
1039 |
Lock all |
1040 |
Trim not supported |
1041 |
Configuration cannot be changed |
1042 |
Locked by gateway |
1043 |
Analog Input Channel |
1044 |
Analog Output Channel |
1045 |
Secondary Analog Channel Saturated |
1046 |
Tertiary Analog Channel Saturated |
1047 |
Quaternary Analog Channel Saturated |
1048 |
Quinary Analog Channel Saturated |
1049 |
Secondary Analog Channel Fixed |
1050 |
Tertiary Analog Channel Fixed |
1051 |
Quaternary Analog Channel Fixed |
1052 |
Quinary Analog Channel Fixed |
1053 |
Simulation active |
1054 |
The device is in simulation mode and the level output is not representative of the process. |
1055 |
Non-Volatile memory failure |
1056 |
The Non-Volatile memory check is invalid or maybe corrupt, or the battery of a battery-backed memory has failed. |
1057 |
Volatile memory error |
1058 |
The RAM memory check is invalid or maybe corrupt |
1059 |
Watchdog reset executed |
1060 |
A watchdog reset has been performed |
1061 |
Voltage conditions out of range |
1062 |
A voltage condition is outside its allowable range |
1063 |
Environmental conditions out of range |
1064 |
An internal or environmental condition is beyond acceptable limits. |
1065 |
Electronic failure |
1066 |
A hardware problem not related to the sensor has been detected. |
1067 |
Subdevice list changed |
1068 |
Duplicate master detected |
1069 |
Capacity Denied |
1070 |
The device was unable to acquire the communication bandwidth required to support the Burst Messaging specified |
1071 |
Bandwidth allocation pending |
1072 |
Block transfer pending |
1073 |
Continuous |
1074 |
The Burst Message is published continuously at (worst case) the Minimum Update Period. |
1075 |
Window |
1076 |
The Burst Message is triggered when the source value deviates more than the specified trigger value |
1077 |
Rising |
1078 |
The Burst Message is triggered when source value Rises Above the specified trigger value. |
1079 |
Falling |
1080 |
The Burst Message is triggered when the source value Falls Below the specified trigger value. |
1081 |
On-change |
1082 |
The Burst Message is triggered when any value in the message changes. |
1083 |
Battery life |
1084 |
Percent range |
1085 |
Loop current |
1086 |
Primary variable |
1087 |
Secondary variable |
1088 |
Tertiary variable |
1089 |
Quaternary variable |
1090 |
Enable event notification on token-passing data link layer |
1091 |
Enable event notification on TDMA data link layer |
1092 |
Enable event notification on TDMA and token-passing data link layer |
1093 |
Configuration changed event pending |
1094 |
Device status event pending |
1095 |
More status available event pending |
1096 |
Disable |
1097 |
Enable single data point trending |
1098 |
Enable filtered trending |
1099 |
The sample is filtered using a time constant equal to one-third the trend sample period |
1100 |
Enable average trending |
1101 |
The value obtained by dividing the sum of all samples in the period by the total number of samples |
1102 |
Read receive time |
1103 |
Write date and time |
1104 |
Non-Volatile Clock |
1105 |
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. |
1106 |
Clock Uninitialized |
1107 |
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. |
1108 |
Line Power |
1109 |
Device is powered via a hardwired connection to a plant power source. |
1110 |
Battery Power |
1111 |
Device operates solely of its (internal) battery. |
1112 |
Recharg.B./Power Sc. |
1113 |
Rechargeable battery power or power scavenging. The device has a short-term supply of energy (must be at least one hour) that is continuously being replenished. The device's power is being replenished by harvesting and converting energy from the environment surrounding the device (e.g. solar, vibration, heat). |
1114 |
Active search |
1115 |
Looking for neighbors. |
1116 |
Negotiating |
1117 |
Quarantined |
1118 |
Operational |
1119 |
Suspended |
1120 |
Deep sleep |
1121 |
Ultra-low power |
1122 |
Wireless Signal Found |
1123 |
Network packets have been recognized |
1124 |
Wireless Signal Identified |
1125 |
Wireless Time Synchronized |
1126 |
WirelessHart Signal Identified |
1127 |
Network Admission Requested |
1128 |
Set on transmission of first join request |
1129 |
Join Retrying |
1130 |
Set after the first join request retry (i.e. when number of join requests > 2). Cleared when device is authenticated or when Active Search started. |
1131 |
Join Failed |
1132 |
Set on transition from Active Search mode to Deep Sleep mode. Cleared on transition from Deep Sleep to Active Search. |
1133 |
Network Security Clearance Granted |
1134 |
Network Manager Session Established |
1135 |
Network Joined |
1136 |
Network Joined. Normal superframe and links obtained. |
1137 |
Network Bandwidth Requested |
1138 |
Negotiating Network Properties. Gateway session obtained. |
1139 |
Join Complete |
1140 |
Normal operating mode. |
1141 |
None |
1142 |
No restrictions |
1143 |
SI Only |
1144 |
Restricted to SI Unit codes only |
1145 |
Open - accept all devices |
1146 |
Use Whitelist for access |
1147 |
Use Blacklist |
1148 |
Use Whitelist and Blacklist |
1149 |
Lockdown - disable join links |
1150 |
Process automation device |
1151 |
Discrete device |
1152 |
Hybrid:Process automation+discrete |
1153 |
I/O System |
1154 |
WirelessHART Process automation device |
1155 |
WirelessHART Discrete device |
1156 |
WirelessHART Process automation+discrete |
1157 |
WirelessHART Gateway |
1158 |
WirelessHART Access point |
1159 |
WirelessHART Process adapter |
1160 |
WirelessHART Discrete adapter |
1161 |
WirelessHART enabled handheld/portable maintenance tool |
1162 |
Don't attempt to join |
1163 |
Join now |
1164 |
Attempt to join immediately on powerup or reset |
1165 |
US |
1166 |
United States of America |
1167 |
JP |
1168 |
Japan |
1169 |
DE |
1170 |
Germany |
1171 |
FR |
1172 |
France |
1173 |
ES |
1174 |
Spain |
1175 |
RU |
1176 |
Russian Federation |
1177 |
CN |
1178 |
People's Republic of China |
1179 |
Nominal |
1180 |
Device Power Status is nominal |
1181 |
Low |
1182 |
Device Power Status is low |
1183 |
Critically Low |
1184 |
Device Power Status is critically low |
1185 |
Recharging - Low |
1186 |
Recharging - High |
1187 |
Secondary Master |
1188 |
Primary Master |
1189 |
Device Profile |
1190 |
Device Diagnostic Status 0 |
1191 |
Device Diagnostic Status 1 |
1192 |
I/O and Subdevice Status |
1193 |
WirelessHART Status |
1194 |
Time Set Option |
1195 |
Real Time Clock Flags |
1196 |
Country |
1197 |
Country of intended device installation |
1198 |
SI Unit Control |
1199 |
Indicates if device should only display SI unit codes |
1200 |
Burst Trigger Units |
1201 |
Burst Trigger Class |
1202 |
Wired HART Enabled |
1203 |
Enabled on Wired HART device connection only |
1204 |
Wireless HART Enabled |
1205 |
Both Wired and WirelessHart Enabled |
1206 |
Enabled on both Wired and WirelessHART connections |
1207 |
Burst Msg Trigger Mode |
1208 |
Operate mode Mask |
1209 |
Not Defined |
1210 |
Power Source |
1211 |
Power source of the device |
1212 |
Wireless Mode |
1213 |
The current location in the joining sequence of operations. |
1214 |
Network Access Mode |
1215 |
Join Mode |
1216 |
Power Status |
1217 |
Power status of the device |
1218 |
Master Mode |
1219 |
This sets the I/O System's Data Link Layer operation on all channels as either primary or secondary master mode. |
1220 |
Trend Units |
1221 |
Trend Device Variable Unit Code |
1222 |
Trend Classification |
1223 |
Trend Device Variable Classification |
1224 |
Trend Control |
1225 |
Device Status Mask |
1226 |
Ext dev status Mask |
1227 |
Device Diagnostic Status 0 Mask |
1228 |
Device Diagnostic Status 1 Mask |
1229 |
Device Diagnostic Status 2 Mask |
1230 |
Device Diagnostic Status 3 Mask |
1231 |
AO saturated Mask |
1232 |
AO fixed Mask |
1233 |
Latched Device Status |
1234 |
Latched Ext dev status |
1235 |
Latched Operate Mode |
1236 |
Latched Device Diagnostic Status 0 |
1237 |
Latched Device Diagnostic Status 1 |
1238 |
Latched Device Diagnostic Status 2 |
1239 |
Latched Device Diagnostic Status 3 |
1240 |
Latched AO saturated |
1241 |
Latched AO fixed |
1242 |
Wireless Module Device Type |
1243 |
Device type of the Wireless Radio |
1244 |
Wireless Module Manufacturer ID |
1245 |
Manufacturer of the Wireless Radio contained in this device |
1246 |
Time Stamp |
1247 |
Relative time value on network |
1248 |
8u |
1249 |
Dynamic Variables Returned for Device Variables |
1250 |
Command Response Truncated |
1251 |
Configuration Change Counter Mismatch |
1252 |
Status bytes mismatch |
1253 |
8.3f |
1254 |
Update time adjusted |
1255 |
Invalid device variable classification |
1256 |
Invalid burst trigger mode selection code |
1257 |
Burst condition conflict |
1258 |
Update period increased |
1259 |
Insufficient bandwidth |
1260 |
Update period or debounce interval adjusted |
1261 |
Update times adjusted |
1262 |
Update rate uncertain |
1263 |
Not all events cleared |
1264 |
Max Number IO Cards |
1265 |
Maximum Number of I/O Cards |
1266 |
Max Channels per IO Card |
1267 |
Maximum number of channels per I/O card |
1268 |
Max Subdevices per Channel |
1269 |
Maximum number of Subdevices per channel |
1270 |
Devices Detected |
1271 |
Max Delayed Responses |
1272 |
Retry Count |
1273 |
Device Variable |
1274 |
Variable to trim |
1275 |
List of Subdevices |
1276 |
Card Index |
1277 |
Channel Index |
1278 |
IO channels |
1279 |
IO cards |
1280 |
Current Date |
1281 |
Current Date based upon the real-time clock in the field device |
1282 |
Set Clock Date |
1283 |
Date to set the real-time clock in the field device to, or date that the real-time clock was last set |
1284 |
Burst Message Number |
1285 |
Update period for burst message |
1286 |
5.3f |
1287 |
Maxium update period for burst message |
1288 |
Burst Variable Codes |
1289 |
Event Number |
1290 |
Time First Unack Event Triggered |
1291 |
Event Notification Retry Time |
1292 |
Event Debounce Interval |
1293 |
Event Subdevice Index |
1294 |
STX Count |
1295 |
Count of STX messages received by this device |
1296 |
ACK Count |
1297 |
Count of ACK messages received by this device |
1298 |
BACK Count |
1299 |
Count of BACK messages received by this device |
1300 |
Total Burst Msgs |
1301 |
Total number of burst messages supported by this device |
1302 |
Subdevice 1 Device ID |
1303 |
STX Sent |
1304 |
Count of STX messages sent by the I/O system on this channel |
1305 |
ACK Received |
1306 |
Count of ACK messages recieved by the I/O system on this channel |
1307 |
OSTX Received |
1308 |
Count of OSTX messages recieved by the I/O system on this channel |
1309 |
OACK Received |
1310 |
Count of OACK messages recieved by the I/O system on this channel |
1311 |
BACK Received |
1312 |
Count of BACK messages recieved by the I/O system on this channel |
1313 |
Burst Trigger Level |
1314 |
Number of Events Supported |
1315 |
Device Specific Status 0 Mask |
1316 |
Device Specific Status 1 Mask |
1317 |
Device Specific Status 2 Mask |
1318 |
Device Specific Status 3 Mask |
1319 |
Device Specific Status 4 Mask |
1320 |
Device Specific Status 5 Mask |
1321 |
Device Specific Status 14 Mask |
1322 |
Device Specific Status 15 Mask |
1323 |
Device Specific Status 16 Mask |
1324 |
Device Specific Status 17 Mask |
1325 |
Device Specific Status 18 Mask |
1326 |
Device Specific Status 19 Mask |
1327 |
Device Specific Status 20 Mask |
1328 |
Device Specific Status 21 Mask |
1329 |
Device Specific Status 22 Mask |
1330 |
Device Specific Status 23 Mask |
1331 |
Device Specific Status 24 Mask |
1332 |
Latched Device Specific Status 0 |
1333 |
Latched Device Specific Status 1 |
1334 |
Latched Device Specific Status 2 |
1335 |
Latched Device Specific Status 3 |
1336 |
Latched Device Specific Status 4 |
1337 |
Latched Device Specific Status 5 |
1338 |
Latched Device Specific Status 14 |
1339 |
Latched Device Specific Status 15 |
1340 |
Latched Device Specific Status 16 |
1341 |
Latched Device Specific Status 17 |
1342 |
Latched Device Specific Status 18 |
1343 |
Latched Device Specific Status 19 |
1344 |
Latched Device Specific Status 20 |
1345 |
Latched Device Specific Status 21 |
1346 |
Latched Device Specific Status 22 |
1347 |
Latched Device Specific Status 23 |
1348 |
Latched Device Specific Status 24 |
1349 |
Latched Cfg chng count |
1350 |
Subdevice Missing |
1351 |
Sub Device Identity |
1352 |
Sub Device Statistics |
1353 |
I/O Channel Statistics |
1354 |
First key word for joining wirless network |
1355 |
Second key word for joining wireless network |
1356 |
Third key word for joining wireless network |
1357 |
Fourth key word for joining wireless network |
1358 |
Neighbor Count |
1359 |
Number of available neighbors. |
1360 |
Advertisement Count |
1361 |
Number of Advertisement packets received. |
1362 |
Join Attempts |
1363 |
Number of Join Attempts. Too many join attempts will result in the device considering the join failed. |
1364 |
Join Retry Timer |
1365 |
The Join Retry Timer indicates the amount of time since the last join request was sent. |
1366 |
Network Search Time |
1367 |
The Network Search Timer indicates the amount of time listening for first advertisement. |
1368 |
Minimum time a device must stay in active search mode when forced to join a newtork |
1369 |
Shed Time |
1370 |
Adv. Period |
1371 |
Advertising period |
1372 |
Advertised Neighbors Number |
1373 |
Number of neighbors advertising in addition to this device. |
1374 |
Network ID |
1375 |
Network Tag |
1376 |
The network tag is a proxy for the Network Id so that the network can be identified in a text form at the application level. |
1377 |
Peak packets/s |
1378 |
Peak packets per second. |
1379 |
Peak packet load |
1380 |
Duration at peak packet load before power drained. Must be at least one hour (set to 24 hours if not applicable) |
1381 |
Recover time |
1382 |
Time to recover from power drain (set to zero if not applicable). While recovering, the device must be able to route 1 packet per second. |
1383 |
Keep-alive time |
1384 |
Minimum required keep-alive time. |
1385 |
Receive signal level |
1386 |
RSL (receive signal level in dB) threshold 'good' connection. |
1387 |
dBm |
1388 |
Max Neighbors |
1389 |
Maximum number of neighbors |
1390 |
Max Packetbuffer |
1391 |
Maximum number of packet buffers |
1392 |
Battery Life Remaining |
1393 |
Remaining battery life |
1394 |
Days |
1395 |
Generated packets |
1396 |
Number of packets generated by this device |
1397 |
Terminated packets |
1398 |
Number of packets terminated by this device |
1399 |
DLL failures |
1400 |
Number of Data-Link Layer MIC failures detected |
1401 |
NL(Session) failures |
1402 |
Number of Network Layer (Session) MIC failures detected |
1403 |
CRC errors |
1404 |
Number of CRC errors detected. |
1405 |
Nonce Counter Values |
1406 |
Number of nonce counter values not received. This value is incremented for each zero in nonce counter history that underflows. |
1407 |
Device Nickname Address |
1408 |
The 2-byte nickname is assigned and managed by the Network Manager. Consequently, it is only locally unique (i.e., within the network the device belongs to). |
1409 |
Output Power |
1410 |
Wireless Module Device Revision |
1411 |
Wireless Module Software Revision |
1412 |
Wireless Module Hardware Revision |
1413 |
Key change failed |
1414 |
Request declined |
1415 |
Force join declined |
1416 |
Network ID change pending |
1417 |
Invalid network ID |
1418 |
Alert Is Not Pending |
1419 |
Clear Alert? |
1420 |
Alert Cleared |
1421 |
Clear the entire alert history? |
1422 |
Alert History Cleared |
1423 |
Enter the custom burst command number: |
1424 |
wBurstCommand |
1425 |
Command Number Set to %[d]{compat_burst_messages[0].COMMAND_NUMBER} |
1426 |
Command Number Set to %[d]{compat_burst_messages[1].COMMAND_NUMBER} |
1427 |
Command Number Set to %[d]{compat_burst_messages[2].COMMAND_NUMBER} |
1428 |
Command Number Set to %[d]{compat_burst_messages[3].COMMAND_NUMBER} |
1429 |
Command Number Set to %[d]{compat_burst_messages[4].COMMAND_NUMBER} |
1430 |
Command Number Set to %[d]{compat_burst_messages[5].COMMAND_NUMBER} |
1431 |
Command Number Set to %[d]{compat_burst_messages[6].COMMAND_NUMBER} |
1432 |
Command Number Set to %[d]{compat_burst_messages[7].COMMAND_NUMBER} |
1433 |
Command Number Set to %[d]{compat_burst_messages[8].COMMAND_NUMBER} |
1434 |
Command Number Set to %[d]{compat_burst_messages[9].COMMAND_NUMBER} |
1435 |
Command Number Set to %[d]{compat_burst_messages[10].COMMAND_NUMBER} |
1436 |
Command Number Set to %[d]{compat_burst_messages[11].COMMAND_NUMBER} |
1437 |
Command Number Set to %[d]{compat_burst_messages[12].COMMAND_NUMBER} |
1438 |
Command Number Set to %[d]{compat_burst_messages[13].COMMAND_NUMBER} |
1439 |
Command Number Set to %[d]{compat_burst_messages[14].COMMAND_NUMBER} |
1440 |
Command Number Set to %[d]{compat_burst_messages[15].COMMAND_NUMBER} |
1441 |
Command Number Set to %[d]{compat_burst_messages[16].COMMAND_NUMBER} |
1442 |
Command Number Set to %[d]{compat_burst_messages[17].COMMAND_NUMBER} |
1443 |
No Events are Pending |
1444 |
Clear Pending Event? |
1445 |
Event Cleared - Additional Events are pending |
1446 |
Event Cleared |
1447 |
test |
1448 |
Select the power mode for the Adapter:
. |
1449 |
Loop Powered;Direct Powered |
1450 |
Select the highest Adapter voltage drop that can be accomodated by the loop:
. |
1451 |
1.0V;1.5V;2.0V;2.5V |
1452 |
Select the Adapter Direct Power supply type:
. |
1453 |
High Power;Low Power;Battery Powered |
1454 |
Select the Field Device Power Control option:
. |
1455 |
Off;On;Switching |
1456 |
Enter the turn-on time (in seconds) for the connected HART device:
If more than one HART device is connected, use the largest time of all the devices: |
1457 |
iLoopTurnOnTimeSecs |
1458 |
Select the Field Device Cutoff Enable:
. |
1459 |
Disabled;Enabled |
1460 |
Select the Field Device Cutoff Voltage
Below this voltage, the Field Devices will be powered off completely: |
1461 |
Power Mode: Loop Powered
Voltage Drop: %[1.1f]{fStepVolt} V
. |
1462 |
Accept settings;Re-enter settings |
1463 |
Power Mode: Direct Powered
Type: High Power
Field Device Power Control: Off
. |
1464 |
Power Mode: Direct Powered
Type: High Power
Field Device Power Control: On
Field Device Cutoff: Disabled
. |
1465 |
Power Mode: Direct Powered
Type: High Power
Field Device Power Control: On
Field Device Cutoff: Enabled
Field Device Cutoff Voltage: %[1.1f]{loop_switch_cutoff_voltage}
. |
1466 |
Power Mode: Direct Powered
Type: High Power
Field Device Power Control: Switching
Device Turn-on Time: %[d]{iLoopTurnOnTimeSecs} seconds
Field Device Cutoff: Disabled
. |
1467 |
Power Mode: Direct Powered
Type: High Power
Field Device Power Control: Switching
Device Turn-on Time: %[d]{iLoopTurnOnTimeSecs} seconds
Field Device Cutoff: Enabled
Field Device Cutoff Voltage: %[1.1f]{loop_switch_cutoff_voltage}
. |
1468 |
Power Mode: Direct Powered
Type: Low Power
Field Device Power Control: Off
. |
1469 |
Power Mode: Direct Powered
Type: Low Power
Field Device Power Control: On
Field Device Cutoff: Disabled
. |
1470 |
Power Mode: Direct Powered
Type: Low Power
Field Device Power Control: On
Field Device Cutoff: Enabled
Field Device Cutoff Voltage: %[1.1f]{loop_switch_cutoff_voltage}
. |
1471 |
Power Mode: Direct Powered
Type: Low Power
Field Device Power Control: Switching
Device Turn-on Time: %[d]{iLoopTurnOnTimeSecs} seconds
Field Device Cutoff: Disabled
. |
1472 |
Power Mode: Direct Powered
Type: Low Power
Field Device Power Control: Switching
Device Turn-on Time: %[d]{iLoopTurnOnTimeSecs} seconds
Field Device Cutoff: Enabled
Field Device Cutoff Voltage: %[1.1f]{loop_switch_cutoff_voltage}
. |
1473 |
Power Mode: Direct Powered
Type: Battery Power
Field Device Power Control: Off
. |
1474 |
Power Mode: Direct Powered
Type: Battery Power
Field Device Power Control: On
Field Device Cutoff: Disabled
. |
1475 |
Power Mode: Direct Powered
Type: Battery Power
Field Device Power Control: On
Field Device Cutoff: Enabled
Field Device Cutoff Voltage: %[1.1f]{loop_switch_cutoff_voltage}
. |
1476 |
Power Mode: Direct Powered
Type: Battery Power
Field Device Power Control: Switching
Device Turn-on Time: %[d]{iLoopTurnOnTimeSecs} seconds
Field Device Cutoff: Disabled
. |
1477 |
Power Mode: Direct Powered
Type: Battery Power
Field Device Power Control: Switching
Device Turn-on Time: %[d]{iLoopTurnOnTimeSecs} seconds
Field Device Cutoff: Enabled
Field Device Cutoff Voltage: %[1.1f]{loop_switch_cutoff_voltage}
. |
1478 |
Power Mode Configuration changed |
1479 |
Change the battery and reset the battery counter values? |
1480 |
Enter the date of the battery change: |
1481 |
Battery Counters Cleared |
1482 |
Scan for new Wired Devices |
1483 |
Subdevices are presently connected:
. |
1484 |
Retain existing Subdevices;Remove existing Subdevices |
1485 |
Scanning for Wired Devices... |
1486 |
Device Scan Complete
No Devices Detected |
1487 |
Device Scan Complete
1 Device Detected |
1488 |
Device Scan Complete
%[d]{iDevicesDetected} Devices Detected |
1489 |
Enter the loop current in mA: |
1490 |
Choose the variable status: |
1491 |
Not Limited;Low Limited;High Limited;Constant |
1492 |
Loop Current fixed at: %[.3f]{var0_value} mA |
1493 |
Setting Loop Current back to normal... |
1494 |
Loop Current no longer fixed. |
1495 |
Enter the direct power voltage in Volts: |
1496 |
Direct Power fixed at: %[.3f]{var1_value} V |
1497 |
Setting Direct Power Voltage back to normal... |
1498 |
Direct Power Voltage no longer fixed. |
1499 |
Enter the temperature in degC: |
1500 |
Electronics Temperature fixed at: %[.3f]{var2_value} degC |
1501 |
Setting Electronics Temperature back to normal.. |
1502 |
Electronics Temperature no longer fixed. |
1503 |
Enter the WirelessHART Network ID that this device should join to: |
1504 |
Enter Join Key for the WirelessHART network:
(part 1 of 4) |
1505 |
Enter Join Key for the WirelessHART network:
(part 2 of 4) |
1506 |
Enter Join Key for the WirelessHART network:
(part 3 of 4) |
1507 |
Enter Join Key for the WirelessHART network:
(part 4 of 4) |
1508 |
Join Key (1 of 4): %[08X]{join_key_1}
Join Key (2 of 4): %[08X]{join_key_2}
Join Key (3 of 4): %[08X]{join_key_3}
Join Key (4 of 4): %[08X]{join_key_4}
Network ID: %[d]{network_id}
. |
1509 |
Accept new join key;Re-enter join key |
1510 |
Network ID and Join Key have been changed.
WirelessHART Join Procedure started. |
1511 |
Do you want to disconnect the Device from the WirelessHART Network? |
1512 |
Disconnected from the WirelessHART Network |
1513 |
Error - Not connected to a Wireless Network |
1514 |
Requesting WirelessHART Network to Advertise to New Wireless Devices... |
1515 |
Number of Additional Wireless Neighbors Advertising: %[d]{advertised_neighbors_number} |
1516 |
Enter the License Key:
(part 1 of 4) |
1517 |
Enter the License Key:
(part 2 of 4) |
1518 |
Enter the License Key:
(part 3 of 4) |
1519 |
Enter the License Key:
(part 4 of 4) |
1520 |
New License Key: %[08X]{license_key1}-%[08X]{license_key2}-%[08X]{license_key3}-%[08X]{license_key4}
. |
1521 |
Accept new license key;Re-enter license key |
1522 |
License Key Accepted |
1523 |
License Key Invalid |
1524 |
Enter Factory Reset Password |
1525 |
System Restored to Factory Defaults |