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Reference ID	String
0	LDO2
1	mg/L
2	Temperature Error
3	Sample Warning
4	? CAL Warning
5	? Meas. Warning
6	Safety Warning
7	Reagent Warning
8	Maint. Required Warning
9	Meas. CAL Error
10	Electronic Adjust Error
11	Cleaning Error
12	Measuring Module Error
13	Re-initialization Error
14	Hardware Error
15	Internal COMM Error
16	Humidity Error
17	RED AMPL LOW
18	The sensor may be defective or the sensor cap is not installed properly.
19	BLUE AMPL LOW
20	CLEAN SENSOR
21	REPLACE SENSOR
22	CAL IN PROGRESS
23	DEF CAP LOT
24	The cap code is corrupt. Complete setup cap procedure.
25	EE SETUP ERR
26	The EEPROM is corrupt. Contact the manufacturer.
27	EE RSRVD ERR`
28	TEMP < 0C
29	The process temperature is below 0 C (32 F).
30	TEMP > 50C
31	The process temperature is above 50 C (120 F).
32	Value falls below 0.03.
33	RED AMPL HIGH
34	Value is greater than 0.35.
35	BLUE AMPL High
36	14.4f
37	DO mg/L
38	DO ppm
39	%
40	Temp F
41	Temp C
42	Temp C
43	Temp Units
44	Temperature
45	Temp USL
46	Temp LSL
47	Temp Min Span
48	Temp Damping
49	Temp Class
50	Temp Data Quality
51	Temp Limit Status
52	Temp Family Status
53	Temp Sensor S/N
54	Temp F
55	Temp Min. Span
56	Dissolved Oxygen
57	DO Units
58	DO Value
59	DO USL
60	DO LSL
61	DO Min. Span
62	DO Damping
63	DO Class
64	DO Data Quality
65	DO Limit Status
66	DO Family Status
67	DO Sensor S/N
68	Percent Saturation
69	Saturation Units
70	Saturation Value
71	Saturation USL
72	Saturation LSL
73	Saturation Min. Span
74	Saturation Damping
75	Temp C
76	Temperature Units C.
77	Temp F
78	Temperature Units F.
79	The measured value of the process solution temperature in Celsius units.
80	5.1f
81	The measured value of the process solution temperature in Fahrenheit units.
82	8d
83	Dissolved Oxygen Class
84	Dissolved Oxygen Data Quality
85	Dissolved Oxygen Limit Status
86	Dissolved Oxygen Family Status
87	Dissolved Oxygen Sensor S/N
88	Dissolved Oxygen Unit ppm.
89	The measured value of the process solution Dissolved Oxygen in ppm.
90	Dissolved Oxygen USL
91	Dissolved Oxygen LSL
92	DO Min Span
93	Dissolved Oxygen Damping
94	Dissolved Oxygen Unit mg/L.
95	The measured value of the process solution Dissolved Oxygen in mg/L.
96	Dissolved Oxygen Min Span
97	Dissolved Oxygen Percent Saturation Unit %.
98	The measured value of the process solution Dissolved Oxygen as Percent Saturation in %.
99	Percent Sat. USL
100	Percent Sat. LSL
101	Percent Sat. Min Span
102	Percent Sat. Damping
103	Location String
104	Location or Name of Sensor Module.
105	Appl. Code Ver.
106	Application Code Version times 100.
107	Boot Code Ver.
108	Boot Code Version times 100.
109	Serial Number
110	Sensor module serial number.
111	Pressure
112	Sets the value of the atmospheric pressure for the geographic location where the sensor is used (default: 760 mmHg). This value is necessary for calibration when the Air Cal or Saturation Cal procedure is used.
113	7.0f
114	Altitude
115	Sets the value of the altitude for the geographic location where the sensor is used. This value is necessary for calibration when the Air Cal or Saturation Cal procedure is used.
116	Sets the value of the altitude for the geographic location where the sensor is used. This value is necessary for calibration when the Air Cal or Saturation Cal procedure is used.
117	Sets the value of the atmospheric pressure for the geographic location where the sensor is used. This value is necessary for calibration when the Air Cal or Saturation Cal procedure is used.
118	Salinity
119	Sets the salinity value of the water used for calibration. This value is necessary when the Saturation Cal procedure is used. It has the units of parts per thousand.
120	6.2f
121	0/00
122	Offset Correction
123	Sets the calibration offset. Range: -3.0 to 3.0.
124	5.2f
125	Sets the calibration offset. Range: -50.0 to 50.0.
126	Gain Correction
127	Sets the calibration offset. Range: 0.000 to 3.0.
128	Total Phase Shift
129	For diagnostic information only.
130	Blue Phase Shift
131	Red Phase Shift
132	Blue Amplitude
133	Red Amplitude
134	Temp Units C/F
135	Temperature Units C/F.
136	Signal Avg.
137	Signal average applied to the measured value.
138	3d
139	Pressure/Altitude Units
140	Units of pressure/altitude selection.
141	Measurement Units
142	Units of Dissolved Oxygen selection.
143	ppm
144	Log Interval
145	The interval at which data will be written to the sensor data log.
146	30 sec.
147	1 Min.
148	2 Min.
149	5 Min.
150	10 Min.
151	15 Min.
152	30 Min.
153	60 Min.
154	Cleaning Interval
155	The interval for the sensor cleaning in days.
156	2d
157	Sensor Life
158	The number of days until the next scheduled sensor cap replacement.
159	4d
160	Days to Clean
161	The number of days until the next scheduled cleaning.
162	Cap Lot Code
163	The Lot Code for the sensor cap.
164	6d
165	Driver Version
166	The sensor Device Driver Version.
167	Process Events
168	Process Event Flags.
169	Normal Operation
170	Hold Outputs
171	Active Outputs
172	Transfer Value
173	Classified Status 1
174	Status Flags for Measurements 0-3.
175	CAL in Progress
176	The device has been placed in a calibration mode. The measurements may not be valid.
177	Cleaning In Progress
178	The device has been placed in a cleaning mode. The measurements may not be valid.
179	Service/Maint. Menu
180	The device has been placed in a service or maintenance mode in which the measurements may not be valid.
181	Common Error
182	Meas. 0 Quality Bad
183	Meas. 0 Low Limit
184	Meas. 0 High Limit
185	Meas. 1 Quality Bad
186	Meas. 1 Low Limit
187	Meas. 1 High Limit
188	Meas. 2 Quality Bad
189	Meas. 2 Low Limit
190	Meas. 2 High Limit
191	Meas. 3 Quality Bad
192	Meas. 3 Low Limit
193	Meas. 3 High Limit
194	Classified Status 2
195	Status Flags for Measurements 4-7.
196	Reserved for Future Use
197	Meas. 4 Quality Bad
198	Meas. 4 Low Limit
199	Meas. 4 High Limit
200	Meas. 5 Quality Bad
201	Meas. 5 Low Limit
202	Meas. 5 High Limit
203	Meas. 6 Quality Bad
204	Meas. 6 Low Limit
205	Meas. 6 High Limit
206	Meas. 7 Quality Bad
207	Meas. 7 Low Limit
208	Meas. 7 High Limit
209	Classified Status 3
210	Status Flags for Measurements 8-11.
211	Meas. 8 Quality Bad
212	Meas. 8 Low Limit
213	Meas. 8 High Limit
214	Meas. 9 Quality Bad
215	Meas. 9 Low Limit
216	Meas. 9 High Limit
217	Meas. 10 Quality Bad
218	Meas. 10 Low Limit
219	Meas. 10 High Limit
220	Meas. 11 Quality Bad
221	Meas. 11 Low Limit
222	Meas. 11 High Limit
223	Classified Status 4
224	Status Flags for Measurements 12-15.
225	Meas. 12 Quality Bad
226	Meas. 12 Low Limit
227	Meas. 12 high Limit
228	Meas. 13 Quality Bad
229	Meas. 13 Low Limit
230	Meas. 13 High Limit
231	Meas. 14 Quality Bad
232	Meas. 14 Low Limit
233	Meas. 14 High Limit
234	Meas. 15 Quality Bad
235	Meas. 15 Low Limit
236	Meas. 15 High Limit
237	DO Units Select
238	This method selects the Dissolved Oxygen measurement units.
239	DO Trim Adjust
240	This trim selects units for altitude/pressure and edits values.
241	Salinity/Cond. Trim
242	This trim adjusts the Salinity value by means of an entered Conductivity value in mS/cm.
243	DO Salinity Adjust
244	This trim edits the salinity value.
245	Hach-Lange Logo
246	Sensor Image
247	Dissolved Oxygen mg/L
248	Dissolved Oxygen ppm
249	Percent Saturation %
250	Measured Values
251	% Saturation
252	LDO2 sc
253	Device Variables
254	Identification
255	Sensor Description
256	LDO2 - Luminescent DO
257	Primary Variable
258	Measured Variables
259	HART Tags
260	Device Info.
261	Revisions
262	Sensor Information
263	Status
264	Diagnostics
265	Classified Error
266	Device Errors
267	Device Warnings
268	Sensor Diagnostics
269	LDO2 Dissolved Oxygen Probe
270	Maintenance
271	Sensor Maintenance
272	Sensor Setup
273	Temperature Setup
274	HART Setup
275	DO Setup
276	Pressure / Altitude Setup
277	Salinity Setup
278	Upload Variables
279	Sensor Identification
280	LDO2 Setup
281	Loop Current A
282	Alarm Type Loop A
283	Channel A Flags
284	Loop Current B
285	Alarm Type Loop B
286	Channel B Flags
287	Loop Current C
288	Loop Current 1
289	Loop Current 2
290	Loop 1 Current
291	mA
292	.3f
293	Loop 2 Current
294	Loop A Current
295	Alarm A Select
296	Loop A Flags
297	Loop B Current
298	Alarm B Select
299	Loop B Flags
300	Loop C Current
301	Alarm C Select
302	Loop C Flags
303	LRV Loop A
304	Lower Range Value Loop A.
305	LRV Loop B
306	Lower Range Value Loop B.
307	LRV Loop C
308	Lower Range Value Loop C.
309	URV Loop A
310	Upper Range Value Loop A.
311	URV Loop B
312	Upper Range Value Loop B.
313	URV Loop C
314	Upper Range Value Loop C.
315	Transfer Val Loop A
316	Sets the transfer value. Range 3.0 to 23.0 mA (default 4.000).
317	Transfer Val Loop B
318	Transfer Val Loop C
319	Test Value Loop A.
320	Test Value Loop B.
321	Test Value Loop C.
322	LSL Loop A
323	Lower Sensor Limit Loop A.
324	LSL Loop B
325	Lower Sensor Limit Loop B.
326	LSL Loop C
327	Lower Sensor Limit Loop C.
328	USL Loop A
329	Upper Sensor Limit Loop A.
330	USL Loop B
331	Upper Sensor Limit Loop B.
332	USL Loop C
333	Upper Sensor Limit Loop C.
334	Error Hold Mode
335	Holds Outputs at last known value or switches to Transfer mode when sensor loses communication with controller.
336	Transfer to defined Value
337	Meas. Select Loop A
338	Selection list of sensor measurements.
339	DO %
340	Meas. Select Loop B
341	Meas. Select Loop C
342	Filter Loop A
343	Loop Filter Time Constant.
344	5d
345	Filter Loop B
346	Filter Loop C
347	4mA Cal Count A
348	Output Loop 4mA calibration value in D/A counts.
349	Counts
350	4mA Cal Count B
351	4mA Cal Count C
352	20mA Cal Count A
353	Output Loop 20mA calibration value in D/A counts.
354	20mA Cal Count B
355	20mA Cal Count C
356	Test Enable Loop A
357	Disabled
358	Enabled
359	Test Enable Loop B
360	Test Enable Loop C
361	User Hold Loop A
362	Selection List of user Hold Modes.
363	User Hold Loop B
364	User Hold Loop C
365	Units Loop A
366	Engineering Units Loop A.
367	Units Loop B
368	Engineering Units Loop B.
369	Units Loop C
370	Engineering Units Loop C.
371	HART Loop A Mode
372	HART Loop Modes. Fixed Current = 4 mA. Active Current = 4-20 mA.
373	Fixed Current
374	Active Current
375	HART Loop B Mode
376	HART Loop A Address
377	HART Loop Address (0-63) 0->Single Loop.
378	HART Loop B Address
379	Mapping Relay A
380	Status of Relay A mapping to HART sensor.
381	Inactive
382	Active
383	Mapping Relay B
384	Status of Relay B mapping to HART sensor.
385	Mapping Relay C
386	Status of Relay C mapping to HART sensor.
387	Mapping Relay D
388	Status of Relay D mapping to HART sensor.
389	Mapping Output 1
390	Status of sc200 Output 1 mapping to HART sensor.
391	Mapping Output 2
392	Status of sc200 Output 2 mapping to HART sensor.
393	Mapping Output A
394	Status of HART Output A mapping to HART sensor.
395	Mapping Output B
396	Status of HART Output B mapping to HART sensor.
397	Mapping Output C
398	Status of HART Output C mapping to HART sensor.
399	HART Channel A
400	Status of HART Channel A mapping to HART sensor.
401	HART Channel B
402	Status of HART Channel B mapping to HART sensor.
403	Status sc200
404	Status of Device Mapping sc200.
405	Location or Name of HART Module.
406	Application Code Version.
407	Boot Code Version.
408	HART Module serial number.
409	Date
410	Sets the controller date.
411	Time
412	Sets the controller time.
413	Fix analog output A
414	Fix analog output B
415	Fix analog output C
416	Fix analog output 1
417	Fix analog output 2
418	Trim analog output A
419	Trim analog output B
420	Trim analog output C
421	Trim analog output 1
422	Trim analog output 2
423	Loop A Gauge
424	Loop B Gauge
425	Loop C Gauge
426	Start
427	Offline
428	Diagnostics / Maintenance
429	HART Network Module
430	Loop Currents
431	HART Module Identification
432	Loop A
433	Loop B
434	Loop C
435	Loop Maintenance
436	Device Mapping
437	Status of Relays and Outputs Mapped to the HART sensor.
438	Loop A Maintenance
439	Loop B Maintenance
440	Loop C Maintenance
441	HART Network Module Settings
442	Controller Date and Time Settings
443	Output A Setup
444	Output B Setup
445	Output C Setup
446	Hold Modes
447	Location
448	sc200 name or location.
449	sc200 controller serial number.
450	sc200 controller device warning flags.
451	Overfeed Timer
452	The Overfeed Timer is active.
453	Restart Software
454	Restart to Accept sc200 Software.
455	Network COMM Loss
456	Network Communications Loss.
457	Input 1 triggered
458	Discrete Input 1 Triggered.
459	Input 2 triggered
460	Discrete Input 2 Triggered.
461	Input 3 triggered
462	Discrete Input 3 Triggered.
463	sc200 controller device error flags.
464	Flash Failure
465	Transfer Output 1
466	Sets the transfer value of Output 1.
467	Transfer Output 2
468	Sets the transfer value of Output 2.
469	LRV Output 1
470	Sets the minimum output value.
471	LRV Output 2
472	URV Output 1
473	Sets the maximum output value.
474	URV Output 2
475	Knee Value Out 1
476	Bilinear knee value.
477	Knee Value Out 2
478	Knee Current Out 1
479	Bilinear knee current in percent.
480	Knee Current Out 2
481	50% Log Output 1
482	Log 50% setting.
483	50% Log Output 2
484	PID Man Set Out 1
485	Sets the PID manual output value (0.0 to 100.0 %).
486	PID Man Set Out 2
487	PID Setpt Out 1
488	Sets the PID control setpoint for Output 1.
489	PID Setpt Out 2
490	Sets the PID control setpoint for Output 2.
491	PID Prop Band Out 1
492	Sets the PID proportional band for Output 1.
493	PID Prop Band Out 2
494	Sets the PID proportional band for Output 2.
495	Transfer Outputs to Predefined Value
496	Meas. Select Output 1
497	Meas. Select Output 2
498	Type Output 1
499	Selection list of output modes.
500	Linear
501	PID
502	Logarithmic
503	Bilinear
504	Type Output 2
505	Filter Output 1
506	Time constant Output 1.
507	Filter Output 2
508	Time constant Output 2.
509	0/4 mA Sel Out 1
510	Minimum current selection Output 1.
511	0 mA
512	4 mA
513	0/4 mA Sel Out 2
514	Minimum current selection Output 2.
515	PID Mode Output 1
516	Auto/Manual mode selection for Output 1.
517	Auto
518	Manual
519	PID Mode Output 2
520	Auto/Manual mode selection for Output 2.
521	Phase Output 1
522	Direct/Reverse phase selection Output 1.
523	Direct
524	Reverse
525	Phase Output 2
526	Direct/Reverse phase selection Output 2.
527	PID Integral Out 1
528	Integral time in seconds Output 1.
529	PID Integral Out 2
530	Integral time in seconds Output 2.
531	PID Derivative Out 1
532	Derivative time in seconds Output 1.
533	PID Derivative Out 2
534	Derivative time in seconds Output 2.
535	PID Transit Out 1
536	Stops all PID control for a selected period of time.
537	PID Transit Out 2
538	Range Output 1
539	Selection List of sensor ranges.
540	Range 1
541	Range Output 2
542	High Alarm A
543	Sets the High Alarm setpoint for Alarm A.
544	High Alarm B
545	Sets the High Alarm setpoint for Alarm B.
546	High Alarm C
547	Sets the High Alarm setpoint for Alarm C.
548	High Alarm D
549	Sets the High Alarm setpoint for Alarm D.
550	Low Alarm A
551	Sets the Low Alarm setpoint for Alarm A.
552	Low Alarm B
553	Sets the Low Alarm setpoint for Alarm B.
554	Low Alarm C
555	Sets the Low Alarm setpoint for Alarm C.
556	Low Alarm D
557	Sets the Low Alarm setpoint for Alarm D.
558	High Deadband A
559	Sets the High Alarm deadband for Alarm A. Deadband is a hysteresis so the relay will not swing unregulated when the process value converges to the setpoint
560	High Deadband B
561	Sets the High Alarm deadband for Alarm B. Deadband is a hysteresis so the relay will not swing unregulated when the process value converges to the setpoint
562	High Deadband C
563	Sets the High Alarm deadband for Alarm C. Deadband is a hysteresis so the relay will not swing unregulated when the process value converges to the setpoint
564	High Deadband D
565	Sets the High Alarm deadband for Alarm D. Deadband is a hysteresis so the relay will not swing unregulated when the process value converges to the setpoint
566	Low Deadband A
567	Sets the Low Alarm deadband for Alarm A. Deadband is a hysteresis so the relay will not swing unregulated when the process value converges to the setpoint
568	Low Deadband B
569	Sets the Low Alarm deadband for Alarm B. Deadband is a hysteresis so the relay will not swing unregulated when the process value converges to the setpoint
570	Low Deadband C
571	Sets the Low Alarm deadband for Alarm C. Deadband is a hysteresis so the relay will not swing unregulated when the process value converges to the setpoint
572	Low Deadband D
573	Sets the Low Alarm deadband for Alarm D. Deadband is a hysteresis so the relay will not swing unregulated when the process value converges to the setpoint
574	Setpoint Control A
575	Sets the Controller Setpoint for Relay A.
576	Setpoint Control B
577	Sets the Controller Setpoint for Relay B.
578	Setpoint Control C
579	Sets the Controller Setpoint for Relay C.
580	Setpoint Control D
581	Sets the Controller Setpoint for Relay D.
582	Deadband Control A
583	Proportional Band A
584	Sets the Controller Deadband/Proportional Band for Relay A.
585	Deadband Control B
586	Proportional Band B
587	Sets the Controller Deadband/Proportional Band for Relay B.
588	Deadband Control C
589	Proportional Band C
590	Sets the Controller Deadband/Proportional Band for Relay C.
591	Deadband Control D
592	Proportional Band D
593	Sets the Controller Deadband/Proportional Band for Relay D.
594	Setpoint Event A
595	Sets the Event Controller Setpoint for Relay A.
596	Setpoint Event B
597	Sets the Event Controller Setpoint for Relay B.
598	Setpoint Event C
599	Sets the Event Controller Setpoint for Relay C.
600	Setpoint Event D
601	Sets the Event Controller Setpoint for Relay D.
602	Deadband A
603	Dead Zone A
604	Sets the Controller Deadband/Dead Zone for Relay B. Deadband is a hysteresis so the relay will not swing unregulated when the process value converges to the setpoint. Dead Zone is a band around the setpoint. In this band the controller does not change the output signal.
605	Deadband B
606	Dead Zone B
607	Sets the Controller Deadband/Dead Zone for Relay B. Deadband is a hysteresis so the relay will not swing unregulated when the process value converges to the setpoint. Dead Zone is a band around the setpoint. In this band the controller does not change the output signal
608	Deadband C
609	Dead Zone C
610	Sets the Controller Deadband/Dead Zone for Relay C. Deadband is a hysteresis so the relay will not swing unregulated when the process value converges to the setpoint. Dead Zone is a band around the setpoint. In this band the controller does not change the output signal
611	Deadband D
612	Dead Zone D
613	Sets the Controller Deadband/Dead Zone for Relay D. Deadband is a hysteresis so the relay will not swing unregulated when the process value converges to the setpoint. Dead Zone is a band around the setpoint. In this band the controller does not change the output signal
614	Manual Value A
615	Sets the Manual control output level (%) Relay A.
616	Manual Value B
617	Sets the Manual control output level (%) Relay B.
618	Manual Value C
619	Sets the Manual control output level (%) Relay C.
620	Manual Value D
621	Sets the Manual control output level (%) Relay D.
622	Pulse Width A
623	Period A
624	Sets the period/pulse width for pwm/freq control Relay A.
625	4.1f
626	Pulse Width B
627	Period B
628	Sets the period/pulse width for pwm/freq control Relay B.
629	Pulse Width C
630	Period C
631	Sets the period/pulse width for pwm/freq control Relay C.
632	Pulse Width D
633	Period D
634	Sets the period/pulse width for pwm/freq control Relay 4.
635	Min Pulse Width A
636	Min Pulses A
637	Sets the minimum pulse width for PWM in seconds (0.1 to Max Pulse Width) or sets the minimum number of pulses for Frequency control (0.001 to Max Number of Pulses) for Relay A.
638	6.3f
639	Min Pulse Width B
640	Min Pulses B
641	Sets the minimum pulse width for PWM in seconds (0.1 to Max Pulse Width) or sets the minimum number of pulses for Frequency control (0.001 to Max Number of Pulses) for Relay B.
642	Min Pulse Width C
643	Min Pulses C
644	Sets the minimum pulse width for PWM in seconds (0.1 to Max Pulse Width) or sets the minimum number of pulses for Frequency control (0.001 to Max Number of Pulses) for Relay C.
645	Min Pulse Width D
646	Min Pulses D
647	Sets the minimum pulse width for PWM in seconds (0.1 to Max Pulse Width) or sets the minimum number of pulses for Frequency control (0.001 to Max Number of Pulses) for Relay D.
648	Max Pulse Width A
649	Max Pulses A
650	Sets the maximum pulse width for PWM in seconds (Min Pulse Width to Period) or sets the maximum number of pulses for Frequency control (Min Number of Pulses to 60 ) for Relay A.
651	Max Pulse Width B
652	Max Pulses B
653	Sets the maximum pulse width for PWM in seconds (Min Pulse Width to Period) or sets the maximum number of pulses for Frequency control (Min Number of Pulses to 60 ) for Relay B.
654	Max Pulse Width C
655	Max Pulses C
656	Sets the maximum pulse width for PWM in seconds (Min Pulse Width to Period) or sets the maximum number of pulses for Frequency control (Min Number of Pulses to 60 ) for Relay C.
657	Max Pulse Width D
658	Max Pulses D
659	Sets the maximum pulse width for PWM in seconds (Min Pulse Width to Period) or sets the maximum number of pulses for Frequency control (Min Number of Pulses to 60 ) for Relay D.
660	Calculated Value
661	sc200 Calculated Value
662	Language
663	sc200 language selection list.
664	English
665	German
666	Spanish
667	French
668	Italian
669	Netherland
670	Danish
671	Swedish
672	Chinese
673	Polish
674	Japanese
675	Korean
676	Portuguese
677	Russian
678	Hungarian
679	Romanian
680	Czech
681	Greek
682	Slovenian
683	Polish UTF8
684	Date Format
685	sc200 Date Format.
686	YYYY-MM-DD 24h
687	YYYY-MM-DD 12h
688	DD/MM/YYYY 24h
689	DD/MM/YYYY 12h
690	MM/DD/YYYY 24h
691	MM/DD/YYYY 12h
692	Display Contrast
693	sc200 Display Contrast, 1 to 9.
694	Calc Log Mode
695	sc200 Calculated Value logging mode
696	Snap Shot
697	Average
698	Maximum
699	Minimum
700	Calc Log Interval
701	sc200 Calculated Value logging interval
702	5 sec.
703	Calc Math Formula
704	The formula selection for the Calculated Value.
705	None
706	X/Y
707	X+Y
708	X-Y
709	(X/Y)%
710	(X/Y)/2
711	X*Y
712	(X-Y)%/X
713	Discrete Input 1
714	Input State 1
715	Discrete Input 2
716	Input State 2
717	Discrete Input 3
718	Input State 3
719	Modbus Stats Clear
720	Clears statistics for Modbus communication.
721	Normal
722	Clear
723	Measurement A
724	Measurement selection list for Relay A.
725	Measurement B
726	Measurement selection list for Relay B.
727	Measurement C
728	Measurement selection list for Relay C.
729	Measurement D
730	Measurement selection list for Relay D.
731	Type A
732	Type selection list for Relay A.
733	Alarm
734	Feeder Control
735	Warning
736	Event Control
737	PWM Control
738	Freq Control
739	Type B
740	Type selection list for Relay B.
741	Type C
742	Type selection list for Relay C.
743	Type D
744	Type selection list for Relay D.
745	Transfer Set A
746	State selection for Relay A.
747	Transfer Set B
748	State selection for Relay B.
749	Transfer Set C
750	State selection for Relay C.
751	Transfer Set D
752	State selection for Relay D.
753	Alarm On Delay A
754	Turn on time delay for Relay A.
755	Alarm On Delay B
756	Turn on time delay for Relay B.
757	Alarm On Delay C
758	Turn on time delay for Relay C.
759	Alarm On Delay D
760	Turn on time delay for Relay D.
761	Alarm Off Delay A
762	Turn off time delay for Relay A.
763	Alarm Off Delay B
764	Turn off time delay for Relay B.
765	Alarm Off Delay C
766	Turn off time delay for Relay C.
767	Alarm Off Delay D
768	Turn off time delay for Relay D.
769	Phase Control A
770	Select direct/reverse for Relay A.
771	Low
772	High
773	Phase Control B
774	Select direct/reverse for Relay B.
775	Phase Control C
776	Select direct/reverse for Relay C.
777	Phase Control D
778	Select direct/reverse for Relay D.
779	Overfeed Timer A
780	Sets a time period for de-activating an active relay if the process setpoint cannot be reached. Once an overfeed alarm is present, it must be manually reset.
781	Overfeed Timer B
782	Overfeed Timer C
783	Overfeed Timer D
784	On Delay A
785	Sets a delay time for the relay to turn on.
786	On Delay B
787	On Delay C
788	On Delay D
789	Off Delay A
790	Sets a delay time for the relay to turn off.
791	Off Delay B
792	Off Delay C
793	Off Delay D
794	Reset Overfeed Timer A
795	Resets the Overfeed Timer for Relay A
796	Undefined
797	Non-Zero Resets
798	Reset Overfeed Timer B
799	Resets the Overfeed Timer for Relay B
800	Reset Overfeed Timer C
801	Resets the Overfeed Timer for Relay C
802	Reset Overfeed Timer D
803	Resets the Overfeed Timer for Relay D
804	Max On Time A
805	Sets the maximum time the relay can remain on.
806	Max On Time B
807	Max On Time C
808	Max On Time D
809	Min On Time A
810	Sets the time the relay will remain on independent from the measured value.
811	Min On Time B
812	Min On Time C
813	Min On Time D
814	Max Off Time A
815	Sets the maximum time the relay can remain off.
816	Max Off Time B
817	Max Off Time C
818	Max Off Time D
819	Min Off Time A
820	Sets the time the relay will remain off independent from the measured value.
821	Min Off Time B
822	Min Off Time C
823	Min Off Time D
824	Warning Level A
825	Sets the level for device warning activation.
826	Warning Level B
827	Warning Level C
828	Warning Level D
829	PWM Mode A
830	Freq Mode A
831	Auto, the relay output works as a PID controller. Manual, the relay output has an On/Off ratio as set in the PI Manual setting.
832	PWM Mode B
833	Freq Mode B
834	PWM Mode C
835	Freq Mode C
836	PWM Mode D
837	Freq Mode D
838	PWM Integral A
839	Freq Integral A
840	Sets the integral part of the PID controller.
841	PWM Integral B
842	Freq Integral B
843	PWM Integral C
844	Freq Integral C
845	PWM Integral D
846	Freq Integral D
847	Range A
848	Range B
849	Range C
850	Range D
851	Fail Safe Mode A
852	Fail Safe Mode 'ON' implies the relay is energized in the non-alarm state.
853	NO
854	YES
855	Fail Safe Mode B
856	Fail Safe Mode C
857	Fail Safe Mode D
858	Net Port % Good Msg
859	Percentage of good messages on the Network Card Port.
860	Svc Port % Good Msg
861	Percentage of good messages on the Service Port.
862	Port 1 % Good Msg
863	Percentage of good messages on Port 1.
864	Port 2 % Good Msg
865	Percentage of good messages on Port 2.
866	Port 3 % Good Msg
867	Percentage of good messages on Port 3.
868	Port 4 % Good Msg
869	Percentage of good messages on Port 4.
870	Current Temperature
871	Internal temperature of the sc200.
872	12V Supply Voltage
873	Measured value of the sc200 12 volt supply.
874	3.3V Supply Current
875	Total 3.3V Supply current (A).
876	5.3f
877	Amps
878	12V Supply Current
879	Total 12V Supply current (A).
880	Port 3 Supply Current
881	Smart Sensor 1 - 12V Supply current (A).
882	Port 4 Supply Current
883	Smart Sensor 2 - 12V Supply current (A).
884	Port 1 Supply Current
885	Analog Sensor 1 - 12V Supply current (A).
886	Port 2 Supply Current
887	Analog Sensor 2 - 12V Supply current (A).
888	Max Temperature
889	The daily maximum sc200 internal temperature in C.
890	Min Temperature
891	The daily minimum sc200 internal temperature in C.
892	12V Ground Potential
893	The measured voltage between A/D common and the 12 volt supply ground.
894	Output 1 Value
895	Display or Set level on Output 1.
896	Output 2 Value
897	Display or Set level on Output 2.
898	Off
899	Sensor 1
900	Sensor 2
901	Network Module
902	sc200
903	Network Errors
904	Sensor communication error flags.
905	Sensor 1 Com Err
906	Sensor 2 Com Err
907	Network Status
908	Sensor communication and relay status.
909	Sensor 1 Connected
910	Sensor 2 Connected
911	Relay A Active
912	Relay B Active
913	Relay C Active
914	Relay D Active
915	Set Defaults
916	Test Enable Out 1
917	Enables test of Output 1.
918	Test Enable Out 2
919	Enables test of Output 2.
920	Cal 4 mA Out 1
921	Calibration counts for 4 mA Output 1.
922	Cal 4 mA Out 2
923	Calibration counts for 4 mA Output 2.
924	Cal 20 mA Out 1
925	Calibration counts for 20 mA Output 1.
926	Cal 20 mA Out 2
927	Calibration counts for 20 mA Output 2.
928	Test Relay A Enable
929	Enables test of Relay A.
930	Test Relay B Enable
931	Enables test of Relay B.
932	Test Relay C Enable
933	Enables test of Relay C.
934	Test Relay D Enable
935	Enables test of Relay D.
936	Test Relay A Value
937	Sets the test state for Relay A.
938	Test Relay B Value
939	Sets the test state for Relay B.
940	Test Relay C Value
941	Sets the test state for Relay C.
942	Test Relay D Value
943	Sets the test state for Relay D.
944	Discrete Input 1 Mode
945	The Modes ON/High and OFF/Low are set by jumpers per the Instruction Manual.
946	Active ON/High
947	Active OFF/Low
948	Discrete Input 2 Mode
949	Discrete Input 3 Mode
950	DI 1 Warning Enable
951	When Enabled, a sc200 Warning will be generated when the Input is Active.
952	DI 2 Warning Enable
953	DI 3 Warning Enable
954	DI 1 Hold Mode
955	Selection list for the Discrete Input's Output Hold Mode.
956	Hold
957	Transfer
958	DI 2 Hold Mode
959	DI 3 Hold Mode
960	DI 1 On Delay (0-999)
961	The delay in seconds before the Input goes Active.
962	DI 2 On Delay (0-999)
963	DI 3 On Delay (0-999)
964	DI 1 Off Delay (0-999)
965	The delay in seconds before the Input goes Inactive.
966	DI 2 Off Delay (0-999)
967	DI 3 Off Delay (0-999)
968	Net Mod Good Msg
969	Number of good messages on the network module.
970	10d
971	Net Mod Bad Msg
972	Number of bad messages on the Network Card Port.
973	Svc Port Good Msg
974	Number of good messages on the Service Port.
975	Svc Port Bad Msg
976	Number of bad messages on the Service Port.
977	Port 1 Good Msg
978	Number of good messages on Port 1.
979	Port 1 Bad Msg
980	Number of bad messages on Port 1.
981	Port 2 Good Msg
982	Number of good messages on Port 2.
983	Port 2 Bad Msg
984	Number of bad messages on Port 2.
985	Port 3 Good Msg
986	Number of good messages on Port 3.
987	Port 3 Bad Msg
988	Number of bad messages on Port 3.
989	Port 4 Good Msg
990	Number of good messages on Port 4.
991	Port 4 Bad Msg
992	Number of bad messages on Port 4.
993	Math Units
994	Six character measurement unit for the sc200 Calculated Value.
995	Math Parameters
996	Six character measurement parameter for the sc200 Calculated Value.
997	Reset Modbus Stats
998	Clears all Modbus stats to zero.
999	Test Relay A
1000	Method to test Relay A.
1001	Test Relay B
1002	Method to test Relay B.
1003	Test Relay C
1004	Method to test Relay C.
1005	Test Relay D
1006	Method to test Relay D.
1007	Clear Event Logs
1008	This method is used to clear an event log for sensor1, sensor2, the network module or the sc200.
1009	Clear Data Logs
1010	This method is used to clear a data log for sensor1, sensor2, the network module or the sc200.
1011	Resets controller configuration settings to default values.
1012	This method will reset the over feed timer for relay A.
1013	This method will reset the over feed timer for relay B
1014	This method will reset the over feed timer for relay C.
1015	This method will reset the over feed timer for relay D.
1016	Output 1 Setup
1017	This method is used to setup or configure Output 1.
1018	Output 2 Setup
1019	This method is used to setup or configure output 2.
1020	Relay A Setup
1021	This method is used to setup or configure relay A.
1022	Relay B Setup
1023	This method is used to setup or configure relay B.
1024	Relay C Setup
1025	This method is used to setup or configure relay C.
1026	Relay D Setup
1027	This method is used to setup or configure relay D.
1028	Return Relay to Automatic Control
1029	Sensor 1 Status
1030	Sensor 1 Installation Status.
1031	Installed
1032	Sensor 2 Status
1033	Sensor 2 Installation Status
1034	Loop 1 Gauge
1035	Loop 2 Gauge
1036	sc200 Identification
1037	Loop 1
1038	Loop 2
1039	Tests and Resets
1040	sc200 Warnings / Errors
1041	Internal Modbus Message Stats
1042	Loop Output Maintenance
1043	Output 1 Maintenance
1044	Output 2 Maintenance
1045	Overfeed Timer A Reset
1046	Overfeed Timer B Reset
1047	Overfeed Timer C Reset
1048	Overfeed Timer D Reset
1049	12V Supply
1050	Supply Currents
1051	sc200 Internal Temperatures
1052	Relay Test
1053	Log Clears
1054	Service Port Status
1055	Ports Status
1056	Sensor Network Status
1057	sc200 Relay Status
1058	Discrete Inputs
1059	User Setup Menu
1060	Output Information
1061	An Output must be mapped to the HARTFieldDevice (sensor)to be displayed.
1062	See Output Info Help.
1063	Output Setup
1064	Relay Information
1065	A Relay must be mapped to the HART Field Device (sensor)to be displayed.
1066	See Relay Info Help.
1067	Relays Setup
1068	Discrete Input Setup
1069	General Setup
1070	sc200 Output 1
1071	sc200 Output 2
1072	Error Mode
1073	Common Tables
1074	Interoperable *
1075	Universal
1076	Common Practice
1077	Pressure Universal
1078	Pressure Common
1079	Menu
1080	Rosemount Magflow
1081	Rosemount Pressure
1082	Moore Products
1083	Siemens Pressure
1084	P2 Common
1085	PV
1086	Wireless
1087	Munge
1088	Analytical Oxygen/Combustion/Methane/CO
1089	Flow Totalizer - Rate Indicator
1090	Flow Variable Area
1091	Flow Coriolis Mass
1092	Flow Ultrasonic - Gas
1093	Flow Ultrasonic - Liquid
1094	Level Ultrasonic
1095	Level Radar - Microwave
1096	Pressure Absolute
1097	Level Capacitance
1098	Pressure Differential
1099	Level Hydrostatic
1100	Level
1101	Pressure Absolute/Relative
1102	Level Microwave
1103	Level Radar
1104	Level Density - Nuclear
1105	Flow Electromagnetic
1106	Flow Vortex
1107	Flow Magmeter - Rack Version
1108	Flow High Performance Magmeter
1109	Flow Mass
1110	Flow Ultrasonic
1111	Flow Magnetic
1112	Flow Magnetic - Custody Transfer
1113	Flow 2-wire Magnetic
1114	Flow Coriolis Mass - Custody Transfer
1115	Flow 2-wire Vortex
1116	Flow Thermal
1117	Temperature Head Mounted
1118	Temperature Compact
1119	Temperature DIN Rail Mounted
1120	Analytical pH
1121	Analytical Conductivity - Conductive
1122	Analytical Conductivity - Inductive
1123	Temperature Sensor
1124	Level Servo
1125	Temperature DIN Rail
1126	Analytical ORP
1127	Analytical pION
1128	Analytical IConc
1129	Analytical Electrode Conductivity
1130	Analytical Toroidal Conductivity
1131	Valve Positioner
1132	Valve Controller
1133	Pressure Multivariable
1134	Analytical pH/ORP
1135	Flow Coriolis
1136	Analytical Conductivity
1137	Valve Positioner/Pneumatic
1138	Valve Actuator - Electrical
1139	Temperature Dual Input
1140	Valve Actuator
1141	Analytical Corrosion
1142	Analytical Density - Nuclear
1143	Level Continuous Gamma
1144	Level Laser Ranging
1145	Pressure Safety
1146	Flow Vortex/Swirl
1147	Flow
1148	Analytical 4 Electrode Conductivity
1149	Analytical 2 Electrode Conductivity
1150	Analytical Troidal Conductivity
1151	Analytical pH/ORP/pIon/Ion Conc
1152	Analytical Oxygen
1153	Pressure P, dP + Multivariable
1154	Temperature 2-wire
1155	Pressure w/ PID
1156	Pressure Saturated Steam
1157	Analytical Density - Gamma Ray
1158	Level Gamma Ray
1159	Analytical Weight - Gamma Ray
1160	Level w/ Density - Gamma Ray
1161	Analytical Motorized Density
1162	Flow Multivariable Mass
1163	Temperature Multivariable
1164	Specialty HART-to-Analog Signal Conv
1165	Flow dP
1166	Pressure Low Power
1167	Pressure Certified SIL2
1168	Interoperable
1169	Analytical Density
1170	Valve Positioner/Electropneumatic
1171	Flow Magnetic Inductive
1172	Analytical
1173	Analytical Opacity Monitor
1174	Analytical Oxygen/Combustion
1175	Analytical 2-wire Conductivity
1176	Analytical 2-wire Conductivity w/ pure H20
1177	Analytical 2-wire Conductivity w/ % conc
1178	Analytical 2-wire Oxygen/Chlorine/Ozone
1179	Analytical 2-wire pH/ORP
1180	Analytical 2-wire Contacting/Toroidal
1181	Analytical Oxygen - High Temperature
1182	Analytical Conductivity w/ % conc
1183	Analytical pH/ORP/ISE
1184	Analytical Amperometric Analyzer
1185	Analytical Dual Input Analyzer
1186	Pressure Pressure/Level
1187	Analytical Consistency
1188	Analytical Microwave-Pulp Consistency
1189	Analytical Microwave Consistency
1190	Valve Digital Positioner
1191	Valve Smart Valve Positioner
1192	Temperature Differential
1193	Analytical Dissolved Oxygen
1194	Analytical pH Controller
1195	Analytical Conductivity/Resistivity Controller
1196	Analytical Conductivity/Resistivity
1197	Level Displacement
1198	Temperature w/ PID
1199	Valve Universal Positioner
1200	Level Radar - Reflex
1201	Pressure Gauge
1202	Pressure Sealed Gauge
1203	Valve Digital Positioner w/ PID
1204	Valve Intelligent Positioner
1205	Analytical Gas Detector
1206	Analytical Infrared Gas Detector
1207	Analytical Electrochemical Gas Detector
1208	Analytical Measuring Instruments
1209	Level Magnostrictive
1210	Valve On/Off Valve Controller
1211	Level Radar - Pulse
1212	Level Continuous Capactive
1213	Valve Damper Actuator
1214	Valve Electric Damper Actuator
1215	Flow Electronic
1216	Flow Vortex - Multiparameter Mass
1217	Analytical UV Flame Detector
1218	Analytical UVIR Flame Detector
1219	Analytical IR Flame Detector
1220	Analytical Fire Detector
1221	Analytical Gas Detector Display Interface
1222	Analytical Toxic Gas Detector
1223	Analytical Flame Detector
1224	Level Nuclear
1225	Analytical Microwave
1226	Analytical Density - Radiometric
1227	Level Radiometric
1228	Analytical Gas/Steam
1229	Level Nucleonic
1230	Analytical Blade Consistency
1231	Analytical Rotary Consistency
1232	Pressure Absolute/Differential
1233	Positioner
1234	Analytical Combustible Gas Detector
1235	Analytical Point Infrared Gas Detector
1236	Analytical Multi-Detector Monitor System
1237	Valve Positioner/Electro-hydraulic
1238	Valve Monitor
1239	Enable on token-passing data link layer only
1240	Enable on TDMA data link layer only
1241	Enable on both TDMA and token-passing data link layer
1242	WirelessHART Device
1243	IEEE 802.15.4 2.4GHz DSSS with O-QPSK Modulation
1244	Primary
1245	Primary Analog Channel
1246	Secondary
1247	Secondary Analog Channel
1248	Tertiary
1249	Tertiary Analog Channel
1250	Quaternary
1251	Quaternary Analog Channel
1252	Quinary
1253	Quinary Analog Channel
1254	Critical Power Failure
1255	Lock all
1256	Trim not supported
1257	Configuration cannot be changed
1258	Locked by gateway
1259	Analog Input Channel
1260	Analog Output Channel
1261	Secondary Analog Channel Saturated
1262	Tertiary Analog Channel Saturated
1263	Quaternary Analog Channel Saturated
1264	Quinary Analog Channel Saturated
1265	Secondary Analog Channel Fixed
1266	Tertiary Analog Channel Fixed
1267	Quaternary Analog Channel Fixed
1268	Quinary Analog Channel Fixed
1269	Simulation active
1270	The device is in simulation mode and the level output is not representative of the process.
1271	Non-Volatile memory failure
1272	The Non-Volatile memory check is invalid or maybe corrupt, or the battery of a battery-backed memory has failed.
1273	Volatile memory error
1274	The RAM memory check is invalid or maybe corrupt
1275	Watchdog reset executed
1276	A watchdog reset has been performed
1277	Voltage conditions out of range
1278	A voltage condition is outside its allowable range
1279	Environmental conditions out of range
1280	An internal or environmental condition is beyond acceptable limits.
1281	Electronic failure
1282	A hardware problem not related to the sensor has been detected.
1283	Subdevice list changed
1284	Duplicate master detected
1285	Capacity Denied
1286	The device was unable to acquire the communication bandwidth required to support the Burst Messaging specified
1287	Bandwidth allocation pending
1288	Block transfer pending
1289	Continuous
1290	The Burst Message is published continuously at (worst case) the Minimum Update Period.
1291	Window
1292	The Burst Message is triggered when the source value deviates more than the specified trigger value
1293	Rising
1294	The Burst Message is triggered when source value Rises Above the specified trigger value.
1295	Falling
1296	The Burst Message is triggered when the source value Falls Below the specified trigger value.
1297	On-change
1298	The Burst Message is triggered when any value in the message changes.
1299	Battery life
1300	Percent range
1301	Loop current
1302	Primary variable
1303	Secondary variable
1304	Tertiary variable
1305	Quaternary variable
1306	Enable event notification on token-passing data link layer
1307	Enable event notification on TDMA data link layer
1308	Enable event notification on TDMA and token-passing data link layer
1309	Configuration changed event pending
1310	Device status event pending
1311	More status available event pending
1312	Disable
1313	Enable single data point trending
1314	Enable filtered trending
1315	The sample is filtered using a time constant equal to one-third the trend sample period
1316	Enable average trending
1317	The value obtained by dividing the sum of all samples in the period by the total number of samples
1318	Read receive time
1319	Write date and time
1320	Non-Volatile Clock
1321	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.
1322	Clock Uninitialized
1323	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.
1324	Line Power
1325	Device is powered via a hardwired connection to a plant power source.
1326	Battery Power
1327	Device operates solely of its (internal) battery.
1328	Recharg.B./Power Sc.
1329	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).
1330	Idle
1331	Active search
1332	Looking for neighbors.
1333	Negotiating
1334	Quarantined
1335	Operational
1336	Suspended
1337	Deep sleep
1338	Ultra-low power
1339	Wireless Signal Found
1340	Network packets have been recognized
1341	Wireless Signal Identified
1342	Wireless Time Synchronized
1343	WirelessHart Signal Identified
1344	Network Admission Requested
1345	Set on transmission of first join request
1346	Join Retrying
1347	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.
1348	Join Failed
1349	Set on transition from Active Search mode to Deep Sleep mode. Cleared on transition from Deep Sleep to Active Search.
1350	Network Security Clearance Granted
1351	Network Manager Session Established
1352	Network Joined
1353	Network Joined. Normal superframe and links obtained.
1354	Network Bandwidth Requested
1355	Negotiating Network Properties. Gateway session obtained.
1356	Join Complete
1357	Normal operating mode.
1358	No restrictions
1359	SI Only
1360	Restricted to SI Unit codes only
1361	Open - accept all devices
1362	Use Whitelist for access
1363	Use Blacklist
1364	Use Whitelist and Blacklist
1365	Lockdown - disable join links
1366	Process automation device
1367	Discrete device
1368	Hybrid:Process automation+discrete
1369	I/O System
1370	WirelessHART Process automation device
1371	WirelessHART Discrete device
1372	WirelessHART Process automation+discrete
1373	WirelessHART Gateway
1374	WirelessHART Access point
1375	WirelessHART Process adapter
1376	WirelessHART Discrete adapter
1377	WirelessHART enabled handheld/portable maintenance tool
1378	Don't attempt to join
1379	Join now
1380	Attempt to join immediately on powerup or reset
1381	US
1382	United States of America
1383	JP
1384	Japan
1385	DE
1386	Germany
1387	FR
1388	France
1389	ES
1390	Spain
1391	RU
1392	Russian Federation
1393	CN
1394	People's Republic of China
1395	Nominal
1396	Device Power Status is nominal
1397	Device Power Status is low
1398	Critically Low
1399	Device Power Status is critically low
1400	Recharging - Low
1401	Recharging - High
1402	Secondary Master
1403	Primary Master
1404	PV Analog Channel Saturated
1405	PV Analog Channel Fixed
1406	Device Profile
1407
1408	Device Diagnostic Status 0
1409	Device Diagnostic Status 1
1410	I/O and Subdevice Status
1411	WirelessHART Status
1412	Time Set Option
1413	Real Time Clock Flags
1414	Country
1415	Country of intended device installation
1416	SI Unit Control
1417	Indicates if device should only display SI unit codes
1418	Burst Trigger Units
1419	Burst Trigger Class
1420	Wired HART Enabled
1421	Enabled on Wired HART device connection only
1422	Wireless HART Enabled
1423	Enabled on WirelessHART device connection only
1424	Both Wired and WirelessHart Enabled
1425	Enabled on both Wired and WirelessHART connections
1426	Burst Msg Trigger Mode
1427	Event Status
1428	Event Notification Control
1429	Operate mode Mask
1430	Not Defined
1431	Power Source
1432	Power source of the device
1433	Wireless Mode
1434	Join Status
1435	The current location in the joining sequence of operations.
1436	Network Access Mode
1437	Join Mode
1438	Power Status
1439	Power status of the device
1440	Master Mode
1441	This sets the I/O System's Data Link Layer operation on all channels as either primary or secondary master mode.
1442	Trend Units
1443	Trend Device Variable Unit Code
1444	Trend Classification
1445	Trend Device Variable Classification
1446	Trend Control
1447	Device Status Mask
1448	Ext dev status Mask
1449	Device Diagnostic Status 0 Mask
1450	Device Diagnostic Status 1 Mask
1451	Device Diagnostic Status 2 Mask
1452	Device Diagnostic Status 3 Mask
1453	AO saturated Mask
1454	AO fixed Mask
1455	Latched Device Status
1456	Latched Ext dev status
1457	Latched Operate Mode
1458	Latched Device Diagnostic Status 0
1459	Latched Device Diagnostic Status 1
1460	Latched Device Diagnostic Status 2
1461	Latched Device Diagnostic Status 3
1462	Latched AO saturated
1463	Latched AO fixed
1464	Wireless Module Device Type
1465	Device type of the Wireless Radio
1466	Wireless Module Manufacturer ID
1467	Manufacturer of the Wireless Radio contained in this device
1468	Subdevice Device Type
1469	Device type of the subdevice attached to this system.
1470	Subdevice Manufacturer Id
1471	Manufacturer of the subdevice attached to this system.
1472	Time Stamp
1473	Relative time value on network
1474	8u
1475	Dynamic Variables Returned for Device Variables
1476	Command Response Truncated
1477	Configuration Change Counter Mismatch
1478	Status bytes mismatch
1479	8.3f
1480	Change units from %{eHACHMeasurementUnits}?
1481	No;Yes
1482	Select units
1483	Please close SC LDO2 Setup Window and re-open to view new DO Values.
1484	Change units from %{eHACHPressureAndAltitudeUnits}?
1485	Input Altitude in meters between -1524.0 and 4572.0
1486	Input Altitude in feet between -5000.0 and 15000.0
1487	Input Pressure in mmHg between 0.0 and 2000.0
1488	Input Pressure in Torr between 0.0 and 2000.0
1489	Please close SC LDO2 Setup Window and re-open to view new Pressure/Altitude value.
1490	Please wait.
1491	Change Salinity value from %{rSalinity_ppt} 0/00?
1492	Select the measured value of Conductivity as an integer from 5 to 54 mS/cm. 0 mS/cm = 0 Salinity
1493	0;5;6;7;8;9;10;
1494	11;12;13;14;15;16;17;18;19;20;21;22;23;24;25;26;27;28;29;30;31;32;33;34;35;36;37;38;39;40;42;44;46;48;50;52;54
1495	Please enter a measured value of Conductivity that is an integer from 5 to 54 mS/cm or a value of 0.
1496	The Salinity value is now equal to %{rSalinity_ppt} 0/00.
1497	Please close SC LDO2 Setup Window and re-open to view the new Salinity value.
1498	Input Salinity value in ppt between 0.0 and 250.0
1499	Please close LDO2 Setup Window and re-open to view new Salinity value.
1500	Output A is fixed at %{0}.
1501	Output B is fixed at %{0}.
1502	Output C is fixed at %{0}.
1503	Output 1 is fixed at %{0}.
1504	Output 2 is fixed at %{0}.
1505	Output A output equal to reference meter?
1506	Output B output equal to reference meter?
1507	Output C output equal to reference meter?
1508	Output 1 output equal to reference meter?
1509	Output 2 output equal to reference meter?
1510	Loops and Relays can be returned to automatic control.
1511	Do you want to reset Modbus statistics?
1512	NO;YES
1513	Modbus statistics not reset, aborting.
1514	This will reset Modbus Statistics to zero. Proceed?
1515	Unexpected error, Modbus statistics not reset. Aborting
1516	Modbus statistics have been reset.
1517	Relay A should be removed from automatic control.
1518	Do you want to test Relay A?
1519	Aborting test.
1520	Setting Relay A active.
1521	Is Relay A active?
1522	Relay A Error, Fix and retest. Aborting test.
1523	Setting Relay A inactive.
1524	Is Relay A inactive?
1525	Relay A test successful.
1526	Relay B should be removed from automatic control.
1527	Do you want to test Relay B?
1528	Setting Relay B active.
1529	Is Relay B active?
1530	Setting Relay B inactive.
1531	Is Relay B inactive?
1532	Relay B Error, Fix and retest. Aborting test.
1533	Relay B test successful.
1534	Relay C should be removed from automatic control.
1535	Do you want to test Relay C?
1536	Setting Relay C active.
1537	Is Relay C active?
1538	Relay C Error, Fix and retest. Aborting test.
1539	Setting Relay C inactive.
1540	Is Relay C inactive?
1541	Relay C test successful.
1542	Relay D should be removed from automatic control.
1543	Do you want to test Relay D?
1544	Setting Relay D active.
1545	Is Relay D active?
1546	Relay D Error, Fix and retest. Aborting test.
1547	Setting Relay D inactive.
1548	Is Relay D inactive?
1549	Relay D test successful.
1550	Which event log do you want to clear?
1551	None;Sensor1;Sensor2;Network Module;sc200
1552	No event logs cleared, aborting.
1553	Unexpected error, event log not cleared. Aborting.
1554	Sensor 1 event log cleared.
1555	Sensor 2 event log cleared.
1556	Network card event log cleared.
1557	sc200 event log cleared.
1558	Which data log do you want to clear?
1559	No data logs cleared, aborting.
1560	Unexpected error, data log not cleared. Aborting.
1561	Sensor 1 data log cleared.
1562	Sensor 2 data log cleared.
1563	Network data event log cleared.
1564	sc200 data log cleared.
1565	WARN-Loops and Relays should be removed from automatic control.
1566	Do you want to set default values?
1567	Default values not set, aborting.
1568	This will set default values to system. Proceed?
1569	Unexpected error, default values not set. Aborting
1570	Default values have been set.
1571	Do you want to reset Overfeed Timer Relay A?
1572	Overfeed Timer Relay A will not be reset, aborting.
1573	This will reset Overfeed Timer A. Proceed?
1574	Overfeed Timer Relay A not reset, aborting.
1575	Unexpected error, Overfeed Timer Relay A not reset. Aborting
1576	Overfeed Timer Relay A reset.
1577	Do you want to reset Overfeed Timer Relay B?
1578	Overfeed Timer Relay B will not be reset, aborting.
1579	This will reset Overfeed Timer B. Proceed?
1580	Overfeed Timer Relay B not reset, aborting.
1581	Unexpected error, Overfeed Timer Relay B not reset. Aborting
1582	Overfeed Timer Relay B reset.
1583	Do you want to reset Overfeed Timer Relay C?
1584	Overfeed Timer Relay C will not be reset, aborting.
1585	This will reset Overfeed Timer C. Proceed?
1586	Overfeed Timer Relay C not reset, aborting.
1587	Unexpected error, Overfeed Timer Relay C not reset. Aborting
1588	Overfeed Timer Relay C reset.
1589	Do you want to reset Overfeed Timer Relay D?
1590	Overfeed Timer Relay D will not be reset, aborting.
1591	This will reset Overfeed Timer D. Proceed?
1592	Overfeed Timer Relay D not reset, aborting.
1593	Unexpected error, Overfeed Timer Relay D not reset. Aborting
1594	Overfeed Timer Relay D reset.
1595	Select output function
1596	Linear;PID;Logarithmic;Bilinear
1597	Input lower range value.
1598	Please wait
1599	Input upper range value.
1600	Select Auto or Manual Mode.
1601	Select Direct or Reverse Action.
1602	Input Setpoint value.
1603	Input Manual Value in percent (0-100).
1604	Input Proportional Band.
1605	Input Integral Time in seconds (0-9999).
1606	Input Derivative Time in seconds (0-9999).
1607	Input Transit Time in seconds (0-9999).
1608	Input 50% value.
1609	Input Knee point value.
1610	Input Knee point current value in percent (0-100).
1611	Please close Application Window and re-open to view new Values.
1612	Select output function.
1613	Input Knee point current value.
1614	Input transfer setting.
1615	Input Fail Safe Mode.
1616	Select relay function.
1617	Alarm;Feeder Control;Warning;Event Control;PWM Control;Freq Control
1618	Input Low Alarm Value.
1619	Input High Alarm Value.
1620	Input Low Deadband Value.
1621	Input High Deadband Value.
1622	Input Alarm Off Delay Time in seconds (0-999).
1623	Input Alarm On Delay Time in seconds (0-999).
1624	Input Feeder Control Phase.
1625	Input Setpoint Value.
1626	Input Deadband Value.
1627	Input Overfeed Timer Value in minutes (0-999).
1628	Input Off Delay Time in seconds (0-999).
1629	Input On Delay Time in seconds (0-999).
1630	Input Warning Level.
1631	Input On Maximum Time in minutes (0-9999).
1632	Input Off Maximum Time in minutes (0-9999).
1633	Input On Minimum Time in minutes (0-9999).
1634	Input Off Minimum Time in minutes (0-9999).
1635	Input Pulse Width Mode.
1636	Input Control Phase.
1637	Input Dead Zone Value.
1638	Input Period Value in seconds (4-60).
1639	Input Minimum Pulse Width in seconds (0.1-Maximum Pulse Width).
1640	Input Maximum Pulse Width in seconds (Minimum Pulse Width - Period).
1641	Input Integral Time in minutes (0-999).
1642	Input Pulse Width (0.1-0.7).
1643	Input Minimum Pulses (0.001-Maximum Pulses).
1644	Input Maximum Pulses (Minimum Pulses-60).
1645	Relay may be returned to automatic control.
Reference ID	String