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Reference ID	String
0	Honeywell
1	ST 700
2	Write Protect
3	Loop mA
4	Disabled
5	Enabled
6	Critical
7	Electronic Module DAC Failure
8	Electronics Module is bad. Any of the following conditions can cause this failure: >1.Temp Above 140C: The board temperature is high. Verify the environment is within spec. If it is, then replace the Electronics Module. >2.Under Current Status or Over current Status: Reset the device. If problem persist, replace the Electronics Module. >3.Packet Error, SPI Failure or Control Word Fault: Reset the device . Note: Select 'Device Status - Additional Status' to see which of these conditions are set.
9	Meter Body NVM Corrupt
10	NVM data is bad. If following a power cycle the failure recurs, then replace the Meter Body.
11	Config Data Corrupt
12	Config data is bad. Any of the following conditions can cause this failure: >1.Common DB Corrupt, >2.Vital DB Corrupt, or >3.General DB Corrupt Power cycle the device. If the problem persists, replace the Electronics Module. Note: Select 'Device Status - Additional Status' to see which of these conditions are set.
13	Electronic Module Diag Failure
14	SIL Diagnostics failures. Any of the following conditions can cause this failure: >1.RAM Status, >2.ROM Status, or >3.Program Flow Status Reset the device. If the problem persists replace the Electronics module . Note: Select 'Device Status - Additional Status' to see which of these conditions are set.
15	Meter Body Critical Failure
16	Failure in sensing section. Any of the following conditions can cause this failure: >1.Meter Body Failure, >2.Char Table CRC Fault, >3.PV,SV,TV Bad, or >4.Program Flow Failure: If following a power cycle the failure recurs, replace the Meter Body. >5.Suspect Input, >6.RAM Failure, >7.ROM Failure, or >8.Sensor RAM Database Fault: Replace the Meter Body.. Note: Select 'Device Status - Additional Status' to see which of these conditions are set.
17	Sensor Comm Timeout
18	No sensor response Replace the Electronics module. If it does not fix the problem, replace the Meter Body.
19	Non-Critical
20	Local Display
21	Display not detected or configuration data has been corrupted. Any of the following conditions can cause this failure: >1.Display Comm Timeout: Secure Display connections and recheck. If problem persists, replace the Display >2.Display Database corrupt: Reset the device, user may have to reconfigure the Screens. >3.Display Common Config DB corrupt, or >4.Display Screen Config DB corrupt: Reset the Device. Note: Select 'Device Status - Additional Status' to see which of these conditions are set.
22	Electronic Module Comm Failure
23	Electronics Module communication section failure. Any of the following conditions can cause this failure: >1.Adv Diag DB Corrupt or Config Change DB Corrupt: Reset the device >2.Temp above 100c: Verify the environment is within spec. If it is, then replace the Electronics Module Note: Select 'Device Status - Additional Status' to see which of these conditions are set.
24	Meter Body Excess Correct
25	Failure in sensing section. Any of the following conditions can cause this failure: >1.Excess zero correct: ZERO correction factor is outside acceptable limits. Could be that INPUT was incorrect or transmitter was in output mode during a CORRECT procedure. a.Check input pressure and be sure that it matches calibrated range value b.Check Meter Mody c.Do an LRV CORRECT procedure >2.Excess Span correct: SPAN correction factor is outside acceptable limits. Could be that transmitter was in output mode a.Check input pressure and be sure that it matches calibrated range value b.Check Meter Body c.Do a URV CORRECT procedure. . Note: Select 'Device Status - Additional Status' to see which of these conditions are set.
26	Sensor Over Temperature
27	Meter Body temperature is too high. Accuracy and life span may decrease if it remains high. Verify the environment is within spec. Take steps to insulate Meter Body from temperature source.
28	Fixed Current Mode
29	Output current is fixed and not varying as per input. Loop current mode is disabled or Loop Test is active. Enable loop current mode if it is disabled or exit the Loop Test mode if active.
30	PV Out of Range
31	Calculated pressure is above Upper Transducer Limit (UTL). Any of the following conditions can cause this failure: >1.Sensor Overload or Fault , or >2.Redundant Characterization Calculation Error. Check range and, if required, replace transmitter with one that has a wider range. Meter Body may have been damaged. Check the transmitter for accuracy and linearity. Replace the Meter Body and recalibrate if needed
32	No Factory Calibration
33	Factory calibration is missing. Accuracy will be compromised. Replace the Meter Body or return the device for factory calibration.
34	No DAC Compensation
35	No temperature compensation data exists for calculations. Loop accuracy may be slightly compromised. Effect will be minor degradation of ambient temperature influence specifications. Replace the Electronics Module (PWA) to achieve the maximum current loop accuracy or return the device to factory for DAC compensation.
36	LRV Set Err. Zero Config Button
37	Set operation using external Zero button was rejected. Verify the inputs are valid for the intended operation.
38	URV Set Err. Span Config Button
39	Set operation using external Span Config Button was rejected. Verify the inputs are valid for the intended operation.
40	AO Out of Range
41	Calculated Analog output is either above or below the specified Loop Current Limits. The transmitter input is not in specified range. Check the transmitter input.
42	Loop Current Noise
43	If this condition is observed frequently, it could be an early indication of critical under or over-current failure. Try to find the source of the noise. It could be bad loop wires, a hardware problem inside the transmitter, loop wires running close to a noise source etc. If the environment is ok, try replacing the Electronics Module.
44	Meter Body Unreliable Comm
45	Unreliable sensor communication. Either the transmitter is installed in a noisy environment or internal communication quality between the Electronics Module and Sensor is degrading. Call service person.
46	Tamper Alarm
47	This status is set when outside attempts to change the device configuration exceed the Tamper attempt limit (Attempt Counter) when -Write Protect is enabled and Tamper Mode is Enabled or, -when Tamper Mode alone is Enabled
48	Low Supply Voltage
49	Supply voltage low at transmitter terminals or at sensor board. Any of the following conditions can cause this failure: >1.Low Transmitter Supply: Check the power supply and loop resistance are within spec. If they are, then replace the Electronics Module. >2.Low Sensor Supply: Low sensor supply voltage. This can be caused by low supply voltage from the Comm Board or by loading by the Sensor or comm board. Try to increase the voltage level of supply. If problem persists, try replacing the Comm Board. If the problem still persists, replace the Meter Body. Note:Select 'Device Status - Additional Status' to see which of these conditions are set.
50	PV
51	SV
52	TV
53	URV - Defines the operational endpoint from which the Analog Value, and the 100% point of the Percent Range are derived. In addition, the Upper Range Value defines an operational endpoint which the alarms associated with the Analog Value, and the alarms associated with the Digital Value representation are derived. PV - Pressure of the process measured with respect to a reference pressure.
54	.4g
55	LRV - Defines the operational endpoint from which the Analog Value, and the 0% point of the Percent Range are derived. In addition, the Lower Range Value defines an operational endpoint which the alarms associated with the Analog Value, and the alarms associated with the Digital Value representation are derived. PV - Pressure of the process measured with respect to a reference pressure.
56	Xfer Fn
57	Transfer Function - Defines the transformation function that will be applied from the Field Device Variable to the Analog Output, and Percent Range. The Transfer Function does not affect the Digital Value representation. PV - Pressure of the process measured with respect to a reference pressure.
58	PV %
59	Percent of Range - Variable that tracks the Digital Value representation with respect to the range defined by the Lower Range Value and Upper Range Value, for normal operating modes. The units of this variable are always in percent. PV - Pressure of the process measured with respect to a reference pressure.
60	3.2f
61	AO Value - Value that tracks the Digital Value representation, under normal operating modes. AO - Measurable physical output which changes with respect to time, without user intervention.
62	PV AO
63	6.3f
64	8.5f
65	AO Alarm Type - Defines how the Analog Output will respond when the Field Device detects that the Analog Output may not be tracking the associated Field Device Variable. NOTE- The Digital Value representation may not be determinate. Analog Output - Measurable physical output which changes with respect to time, without user intervention.
66	PV AO Alm Type
67	Damping
68	Zero Trim
69	Lock/Unlock Device
70	DAC Failure
71	Loop Voltage Low
72	Incorrect supply voltage. Check the power supply and loop resistance are within spec. If they are then replace the Electronics Module.
73	Temp Above 100C
74	The board temperature is high. Verify the environment is within spec. If it is, then replace Electronics Module.
75	Temp Above 140C
76	Under Current Status
77	Reset the device. If problem persist, replace the Electronics Module.
78	Over Current Status
79	Packet Error
80	Reset the device.
81	SPI Failure
82	Communication
83	RAM Status
84	SIL diagnostic failure. Reset the device. If problem persist, replace the Electronics module.
85	ROM Status
86	Program Flow Status
87	Display
88	Display Comm Timeout
89	Commuincation between the Elecronics Module and Display has failed. Secure Display connections and recheck. If problem persists, replace the Display.
90	Display Config Data Corrupt
91	Display configuration data has been corrupted. Reset the device. Device will try to restore last saved configuration. If CRC still doesn't match with last configuration, the NVM block will be defaulted. User will need to reconfigure display Screens.
92	DAC Info
93	Control Word Write Fault
94	Low Transmitter supply
95	Incorrect supply voltage. Check the power supply and loop resistance are within spec. If they are, then replace the Electronics Module.
96	Sensor
97	Low sensor supply
98	This can be caused by low supply voltage from the Comm Board or by loading by the Sensor or comm board. If possible try to increase the voltage level of supply.Try replacing the Comm Board. If that does not fix the problem replace the Meter Body.
99	Meter Body Failure
100	If following a power cycle the failure recurs, then replace the Meter Body
101	Char Table CRC Fault
102	PV / SV / TV Bad
103	Suspect Input
104	Replace the Meter Body.
105	RAM Failure
106	ROM Failure
107	Program Flow Failure
108	If following a power cycle the failure recurs, then replace the Meter Body.
109	Excess Zero Correction
110	ZERO correction factor is outside acceptable limits. Could be that INPUT was incorrect or transmitter was in output mode during a CORRECT procedure. Check input pressure and be sure that it matches calibrated range value. Check Meter Mody. Do an LRV CORRECT procedure.
111	Excess Span Correction
112	SPAN correction factor is outside acceptable limits. Could be that transmitter was in output mode. Check input pressure and be sure that it matches calibrated range value. Check Meter Body. Do a URV CORRECT procedure.
113	Characterization Calc Error
114	Characterization Calculation Error
115	PV Bad
116	If following a power cycle the flow failure recurs, then replace the Meterbody
117	SV Bad
118	TV Bad
119	Calculated pressure is above Upper Transducer Limit(UTL). Check Range and, if required, replace transmitter with one that has wider range. Meter Body may have been damaged. Check the transmitter for accuracy and linearity. Replace Meter Body and recalibrate, if needed.
120	Sensor RAM Database Fault
121	Replace the Meter Body
122	Database Integrity
123	Common DB Corrupt
124	Common database found corrupt. Reset the device.
125	Vital Config DB Corrupt
126	Vital configuration database found corrupt. Reset the device.
127	General Config DB Corrupt
128	General configuration database found corrupt. Reset the device.
129	Config Change DB Corrupt
130	Configuration Change database found corrupt. Reset the device.
131	Adv Diag DB Corrupt
132	Advanced diagnostics database found corrupt. Reset the device.
133	Display Screen Config DB Corrupt
134	Display Screen configuration database found corrupt. Reset the device.
135	Display Common Config DB Corrupt
136	Display common configuration database found corrupt. Reset the device.
137	Display Integrity
138	Display Screen 1 Corrupt
139	Display Screen 1 found corrupt. Reset the device.
140	Display Screen 2 Corrupt
141	Display Screen 2 found corrupt. Reset the device.
142	Display Screen 3 Corrupt
143	Display Screen 3 found corrupt. Reset the device.
144	Display Screen 4 Corrupt
145	Display Screen 4 found corrupt. Reset the device.
146	Display Screen 5 Corrupt
147	Display Screen 5 found corrupt. Reset the device.
148	Display Screen 6 Corrupt
149	Display Screen 6 found corrupt. Reset the device.
150	Display Screen 7 Corrupt
151	Display Screen 7 found corrupt. Reset the device.
152	Display Screen 8 Corrupt
153	Display Screen 8 found corrupt. Reset the device.
154	Field Device Variable Value- Digital value that changes magnitude with respect to time with no user intervention. Pressure- Pressure of the process measured with respect to a reference pressure.
155	UTL - Defines the highest acceptable value for the Transducer. UTL = 2URL (Unit same as PV) if DP type UTL = 1.5URL (Unit same as PV) if AP or GP type SPAN cannot be greater than UTL
156	UTL
157	LTL - Defines the lowest acceptable value for the Transducer. LTL = -2*URL (Unit same as PV) if DP type LTL = 0 (Unit same as PV) if AP or GP type SPAN cannot be greater than UTL
158	LTL
159	PV Unit - Engineering unit to be displayed with the Digital Value representation, Minimum Span, Upper Range Value, Lower Range Value, Lower Sensor Limit, and Upper Sensor Limit. PV - Pressure of the process measured with respect to a reference pressure.
160	TV (Static Pressure) Unit - Engineering unit to be displayed with the Digital Value representation
161	5.2f
162	s
163	Minimum Span Value- Defines the smallest allowable difference between the Upper Range Value and the Lower Range Value. PV - Pressure of the process measured with respect to a reference pressure.
164	.2f
165	Bad
166	Manual / Fixed
167	Poor Accuracy
168	Good
169	Not Limited
170	Low Limited
171	High Limited
172	Constant
173	More Device Family Status Available
174	Units
175	MB S/N
176	Meter Body Serial Number - Uniquely identifies the sensor from which the Digital Value representation or Field Device variable is primarily derived. PV Sensor- Pressure hardware that measures pressure with respect to a reference pressure.
177	8u
178	Measurement Type - Type of measurement application this Field Device is intended to be used with.
179	MB Type
180	DP
181	AP
182	GP
183	Meter Body ID - Gives the Meter Body bar code
184	MB ID
185	Shows if the Display is installed
186	Display Installed
187	Yes
188	No
189	Secondary Variable Units - Sensor temperature engineering units
190	Secondary Variable - Meter Body Temp. Value
191	Sensor Upper Range Limit Value- Defines the maximum usable value for the Upper Range Value. PV - Pressure of the process measured with respect to a reference pressure.
192	PV URL
193	Sensor Lower Range Limit Value - Defines the minimum usable value for the Lower Range Value. PV - Pressure of the process measured with respect to a reference pressure.
194	PV LRL
195	Enter Values
196	Allows to diasable/change the write protect password
197	Write Protect Password
198	Allows to enter new password
199	New write Protect Password
200	Write protect disable/change password
201	Write Protect Status
202	Diasable
203	Enable
204	Read
205	Change the Password
206	Variable2
207
208	description
209	help
210	Write Protect Edit
211	Transfer Function
212	4mA current value
213	20mA current value
214	Poll Addr
215	mA Mode
216	NAMUR
217	PV Unit
218	SV Unit
219	Low Flow Cutoff Breakpoint
220	Low Flow Cutoff Mode
221	Lock Device
222	Assy Num
223	Software WP
224	WP Password
225	Tag
226	Message
227	Long Tag
228	Tamper Mode
229	No Record
230	Value of the requested parameter from configuration history
231	Config History Parameter
232	HART
233	DE
234	Linear
235	Square Root
236	User Config
237	Dual Slope
238	Disable
239	Disables the Tamper Mode
240	Enables the Tamper Mode
241	Error
242	Config history parameter
243	Assy #
244	Configuration History Code
245	First History Parameter
246	Second History Parameter
247	Third History Parameter
248	Fourth History Parameter
249	Fifth History Parameter
250	Exit
251	Key#1
252	S
253	Key#2
254	T
255	Transmitter Type
256	Key#4
257	8
258	7
259	Key#5
260	0
261	1
262	2
263	3
264	4
265	5
266	6
267	9
268	Key#6
269	L
270	Key#7
271
272	-
273	Barrier Diaphragm
274	316L Stainless Steel
275	Hastelloy® C-276
276	Monel® 400
277	Tantalum
278	Hastelloy C-276
279	Monel 400
280	Gold Plated Stainless Steel
281	Gold Plated 316L SS
282	Gold Plated Hastelloy C-276
283	Gold Plated Monel 400
284	Process Head Mat'l/Reference Head Mat'l
285	Reference Head Material applicable only for AP and GP type meter bodies
286	Plated Carbon Steel
287	316 Stainless Steel
288	Plated Carbon Steel/Plated Carbon Steel
289	316 Stainless Steel/316 Stainless Steel
290	Hastelloy C-276/316 Stainless Steel
291	Fill Fluid
292	Silicone Oil DC-200
293	Fluorinated Oil CTFE
294	Silicone Oil DC704
295	Neobee M-20
296	Process Connection-Size/Type
297	None
298	1/2' NPT female
299	9/16' Aminco
300	1/2' NPT (male)
301	1/2' NPT (female)
302	DIN 19213 (1/4' female NPT)
303	Process Connection-Material
304	None (1/4' NPTF female thread Std)
305	Materials to Match Head & Head Bolt Materials Selections
306	Same as Process Head
307	Bolt/Nuts Materials
308	Carbon Steel
309	316 SS
310	Grade 660 (NACE A286) with NACE 304 SS Nuts
311	Grade 660 (NACE A286) Bolts & Nuts
312	Monel K500
313	Super Duplex
314	B7M
315	Vent/Drain Location
316	Side w/Vent
317	Side w/Center Vent
318	End w/Vent
319	End w/Center Vent
320	Side w/ Vent & End w/Plug
321	Head Type
322	Single Ended
323	Dual Ended
324	Vent Material
325	Matches Head Material
326	Stainless Steel Only
327	Gasket Materials
328	Teflon® or PTFE (Glass Filled)
329	Viton® or Fluorocarbon Elastomer
330	Viton®
331	Graphite
332	Static Pressure
333	Standard Static Pressure-4500 psig(315 bar)
334	Table I Information
335	Key number selection
336	Key Number Selection
337	Table II Information
338	Table III Information
339	Table IV Information
340	Low Flow Cutoff Brkpt(User Config Mode only)
341	Low flow cutoff user brkpt for Method1
342	%
343	Square-Root Flow Value
344	Square-root flow value of Low flow cutoff method-2
345	Install Date
346	Gives the date of installation
347	Gives the total time of the device being operational
348	Time In Operation
349	Gives the total time of the sensor being operational
350	Sensor Time In Operation
351	Date Of Current URV Correct
352	Date of current URV correct
353	Date Of Last URV Correct
354	Date of last URV correct
355	Date Of Previous URV Correct
356	Date of previous URV correct
357	Timestamp (Hours) Of Current URV Correct
358	Timestamp (Hours) of current URV correct
359	Timestamp (Hours) Of Last URV Correct
360	Timestamp (Hours) of last URV correct
361	Timestamp (Hours) Of Previous URV Correct
362	Timestamp (Hours) of previous URV correct
363	Timestamp (Minutes) Of Current URV Correct
364	Timestamp (Minutes) of current URV correct
365	Timestamp (Minutes) Of Last URV Correct
366	Timestamp (Minutes) of last URV correct
367	Timestamp (Minutes) Of Previous URV Correct
368	Timestamp (Minutes) of previous URV correct
369	Timestamp (Seconds) Of Last URV Correct
370	Timestamp (Seconds) of last URV correct
371	Timestamp (Seconds) Of Previous URV Correct
372	Timestamp (Seconds) of previous URV correct
373	Date Of Current LRV Correct
374	Date of current LRV correct
375	Date Of Last LRV Correct
376	Date of last LRV correct
377	Date Of Previous LRV Correct
378	Date of previous LRV correct
379	Timestamp (Hours) Of Current LRV Correct
380	Timestamp (Hours) of current LRV correct
381	Timestamp (Hours) Of Last LRV Correct
382	Timestamp (Hours) of last LRV correct
383	Timestamp (Hours) Of Previous LRV Correct
384	Timestamp (Hours) of previous LRV correct
385	Timestamp (Minutes) Of Current LRV Correct
386	Timestamp (Minutes) of current LRV correct
387	Timestamp (Minutes) Of Last LRV Correct
388	Timestamp (Minutes) of last LRV correct
389	Timestamp (Minutes) Of Previous LRV Correct
390	Timestamp (Minutes) of previous LRV correct
391	Timestamp (Seconds) Of Last LRV Correct
392	Timestamp (Seconds) of last LRV correct
393	Timestamp (Seconds) Of Previous LRV Correct
394	Timestamp (Seconds) of previous LRV correct
395	Date Of Current Zero Trim
396	Date of current zero trim
397	Date Of Last Zero Trim
398	Date of last zero trim
399	Date Of Previous Zero Trim
400	Date of previous zero trim
401	Timestamp (Hours) Of Current Zero Trim
402	Timestamp (Hours) of current zero trim
403	Timestamp (Hours) Of Last Zero Trim
404	Timestamp (Hours) of last zero trim
405	Timestamp (Hours) Of Previous Zero Trim
406	Timestamp (Hours) of previous zero trim
407	Timestamp (Minutes) Of Current Zero Trim
408	Timestamp (Minutes) of current zero trim
409	Timestamp (Minutes) Of Last Zero Trim
410	Timestamp (Minutes) of last zero trim
411	Timestamp (Minutes) Of Previous Zero Trim
412	Timestamp (Minutes) of previous zero trim
413	Date Of Current Reset Corrects
414	Date of current Reset Corrects
415	Date Of Last Reset Corrects
416	Date of last Reset Corrects
417	Date Of Previous Reset Corrects
418	Date of previous Reset Corrects
419	Timestamp (Hours) Of Current Reset Corrects
420	Timestamp (Hours) of current Reset Corrects
421	Timestamp (Hours) Of Last Reset Corrects
422	Timestamp (Hours) of last Reset Corrects
423	Timestamp (Hours) Of Previous Reset Corrects
424	Timestamp (Hours) of previous Reset Corrects
425	Timestamp (Minutes) Of Current Reset Corrects
426	Timestamp (Minutes) of current Reset Corrects
427	Timestamp (Minutes) Of Last Reset Corrects
428	Timestamp (Minutes) of last Reset Corrects
429	Timestamp (Minutes) Of Previous Reset Corrects
430	Timestamp (Minutes) of previous Reset Corrects
431	Power Fail Timestamp
432	Number of times the device is power cycled
433	Power Cycles
434	Electronics Temperature
435	ET
436	Max limit of Electronics Temperature
437	Max ET Limit
438	Min limit of Electronics Temperature
439	Min ET Limit
440	Max value of Electronics Temperature
441	Max ET Value
442	Min value of Electronics Temperature
443	Min ET Value
444	Number of minutes Electronics Temperature above upper stress limit
445	Time Above Upper Stress Limit
446	minutes
447	Number of minutes Electronics Temperature below lower stress limit
448	Time Below Lower Stress Limit
449	Time Since Last Event of Electronics Temperature going to upper band
450	Time Since Last ET Up
451	Time Since Last Event of ET going to lower band
452	Time Since Last ET Down
453	Meter Body Stress Monitor
454	MB Stress Life
455	Meter Body Service Life
456	MB Service Life
457	Gives current operating voltage
458	Current Op Voltage
459	volts
460	Min value of operating voltage
461	Min Op Voltage
462	Time since operating voltage last at minimum
463	Time Since Operating Voltage Last At Minimum
464	Max value of pv
465	Max PV
466	Min value of pv
467	Min PV
468	Number of minutes PV above upper stress limit
469	Number of minutes PV below lower stress limit
470	Time Since Last Event of PV going to upper band
471	Time Since Last Event
472	Time Since Last Event of PV going to lower band
473	Time Since Last PV Down
474	psi
475	.3f
476	Max limit of Static Pressure
477	Max TV Limit
478	Min limit of Static Pressure
479	Min TV Limit
480	Max value of Static Pressure
481	Max TV Value
482	Number of minutes SP above upper stress limit
483	Time Since Last Event of Static Pressure going to upper band
484	Time Since Last TV Up
485	Max limit of Meter Body temp.
486	Max SV Limit
487	degC
488	degF
489	degR
490	Kelvin
491	Min limit of Meter Body temp.
492	Min SV Limit
493	Max value of Meter Body Temp.
494	Max SV Value
495	Min value of Meter Body Temp.
496	Min SV Value
497	Number of minutes Meter Body Temp. above upper stress limit
498	Number of minutes Meter Body Temp. below lower stress limit
499	Time Since Last Event of Meter Body Temp. going to upper band
500	Time Since Last SV Up
501	Time Since Last Event of Meter Body Temp. going to lower band
502	Time Since Last SV Down
503	It gives the time duration for which the device has been under stress. Definition of Stress:It is the condition of the device in which any of the process variable/s exceed/s its stress limit/s.
504	Comm Board Stress Life
505	It gives the value of the device life already consumed. The consumption of device life depends uponthe 'Time in operation' and the 'Device Stress Life' parameters. More the value of these parameters moreis the life consumed. Device's life can be effectively used by ensuring lesser value of 'Device stress life'
506	Comm Board Service Life
507	Max value of sensor CPU core temperature
508	Max Sensor CPU Temp.
509	Min value of sensor CPU core temperature
510	Min Sensor CPU Temp.
511	Number of minutes sensor CPU core temperature above upper stress limit
512	Number of minutes sensor CPU core temperature below lower stress limit
513	Time Since Last Event of sensor CPU core temperature going to upper band
514	Time Since Last Sensor CPU Temp. Up
515	Time Since Last Event of sensor CPU core temperature going to lower band
516	Time Since Last Sensor CPU Temp. Down
517	Max value of AVDD
518	Max AVDD
519	Time Since Last Event of AVDD going to upper band
520	Time Since Last AVDD Up
521	Min value of AVDD
522	Min AVDD
523	Time Since Last Event of AVDD going to lower band
524	Time Since Last AVDD Down
525	MB SW Rev
526	Displays the version of the sensor software
527	Dev SW Rev
528	Displays the version of the device software
529	NAMUR Selection
530	Current setting of NAMUR.
531	Output saturation value is not-clamped
532	Output saturation value is clamped
533	Dummy Variable1
534	Display Connected
535	Shows if the Display is installed and its type.
536	Advanced
537	Basic
538	Display SW Rev
539	Displays the version of the display software
540	Language
541	English
542	French
543	German
544	Spanish
545	Russian
546	Chinese
547	Japanese
548	Turkish
549	Italian
550	Rotation Time
551	3 sec
552	4 sec
553	5 sec
554	6 sec
555	7 sec
556	8 sec
557	9 sec
558	10 sec
559	11 sec
560	12 sec
561	13 sec
562	14 sec
563	15 sec
564	16 sec
565	17 sec
566	18 sec
567	19 sec
568	20 sec
569	21 sec
570	22 sec
571	23 sec
572	24 sec
573	25 sec
574	26 sec
575	27 sec
576	28 sec
577	29 sec
578	30 sec
579	Password
580	Contrast Level
581	Allows to select the Contrast level of display. 'Default' value may vary according to the type of display connected.
582	Default
583	Screen Number
584	Screen 1
585	Screen 2
586	Screen 3
587	Screen 4
588	Screen 5
589	Screen 6
590	Screen 7
591	Screen 8
592	Screen Format
593	PV & Bargraph
594	PV & Trend
595	Trend Duration
596	1 Hr
597	2 Hr
598	3 Hr
599	4 Hr
600	5 Hr
601	6 Hr
602	7 Hr
603	8 Hr
604	9 Hr
605	10 Hr
606	11 Hr
607	12 Hr
608	13 Hr
609	14 Hr
610	15 Hr
611	16 Hr
612	17 Hr
613	18 Hr
614	19 Hr
615	20 Hr
616	21 Hr
617	22 Hr
618	23 Hr
619	24 Hr
620	PV Selection
621	Pressure
622	Meterbody Temp
623	Loop Output
624	Percent Output
625	Static Press
626	Decimals
627	.x
628	.xx
629	.xxx
630	PV Scaling
631	Convert Units
632	Engineering Units for the Display. For Basic Display it also sets units for all the Menu items including LRV, URV, LRL, URL and Calibration Methods
633	Display Units
634	inH2O @ 39°F
635	Inches of Water at 39 Degrees Fahrenheit
636	inH2O @ 60°F
637	Inches of Water at 60 Degrees Fahrenheit
638	inH2O @ 68°F
639	inHg @ 0°C
640	kgf/cm2
641	mmH2O @ 4°C
642	mmH2O @ 68°F
643	mmHg @ 0°C
644	Torr
645	ftH2O @ 68°F
646	gf/cm2
647	°C
648	°F
649	°R
650	K
651	Custom
652	Default(inH2O @ 39°F)
653	Default(psi)
654	Default(°C)
655	Default(mA)
656	Default(%)
657	Scaling High
658	13.3g
659	13.3f
660	Scaling Low
661	Disp Low Limit
662	Low limit for Trend/Bar chart
663	Disp High Limit
664	High limit for Trend/Bar chart
665	Custom Units
666	Custom Tag
667	Maint Mode
668	Maintenance Mode - Indicates if the device can be safely taken out for maintenance
669	Chk with oper
670	Avail for maint
671	Filter Performance
672	Selection of Standard or Fast Speed of Response (SOR)
673	Std SOR
674	Standard Speed of Response Filter
675	Fast SOR
676	Fast Speed of Response Filter
677	Enable/Disable the Tamper Mode
678	Tamper Latency
679	Allows to decide the tamper latency
680	Max Attempts
681	Allows to enter the maximum number attempts for Tamper Alarm
682	10
683	Attempt Counter
684	Tamper attempt counter shows the number of tamper attempts made
685	Device is busy in some other operation or getting accessed from Display. Please try again.
686	Wrong password. Please retry.
687	No History Data
688	Display not connected or display menu is already accessed. Please try again.
689	Device is locked by other master or previously entered display data is still getting accepted by device. Please try again.
690	Display not connected or display menu is already accessed or wrong data. Please try again
691	Model Number
692	Displays model number of device
693	Time In Service
694	Displays time in service of device
695	Sensor Time In Service
696	Displays time in service of the sensor
697	Curr URV Correct
698	Last URV Correct
699	Prev URV Correct
700	Curr LRV Correct
701	Last LRV Correct
702	Prev LRV Correct
703	Curr Zero Correct
704	Last Zero Correct
705	Prev Zero Correct
706	Curr Corrects Rec
707	Last Corrects Rec
708	Prev Corrects Rec
709	Time Since Last Power Cycle
710	ET Upper Limit For Stress Condition
711	ET upper limit for stress condition
712	ET Lower Limit For Stress Condition
713	ET lower limit for stress condition
714	Time Since Last ET high event
715	Time Since Last ET low event
716	Reset Operating Voltage Parameters
717	Resets the minimum operating voltage value and the associated time stamp
718	Time Since Last Voltage Low
719	Time Since Last operating voltage gone minimum
720	PV Upper Limit For Stress Condition
721	PV upper limit for stress condition
722	PV Lower Limit For Stress Condition
723	PV lower limit for stress condition
724	Time Since Last PV Up
725	Time Since Last PV up event
726	Time Since Last PV down event
727	Time Since Last Meter Body Temp. up event
728	Time Since Last Meter Body Temp. down event
729	Time Since Sensor CPU Temp Up
730	Time Since Last Sensor CPU Temperature up event
731	Time Since Sensor CPU Temp Down
732	Time Since Last Sensor CPU Temperature down event
733	Time Since Last AVDD up event
734	Time Since Last AVDD down event
735	SP Upper Limit For Stress Condition
736	SP upper limit for stress condition
737	Time Since Last Static Pressure up event
738	Master Reset
739	Soft power reset to the device
740	Reset Corrects
741	Calibration shift gets removed
742	LRV Correct
743	URV Correct
744	Temperature Conversion
745	Config History
746	Allows to check the configuration history. Select the parameter number to read history stored under it.Parameter 1 gives the latest history and Parameter 5 gives the oldest.
747	Allows the user to enable or disable the configuration write protection.
748	Write Protect On/Off
749	Allows the user to change the password of write protection.
750	Change Password
751	Configure Tamper Alarm
752	Allows to configure Tamper alarm parameters
753	Reset Tamper Counter
754	Allows to reset Tamper alarm counter
755	Upload Variables
756	My Device
757	Process Variables
758	Shortcuts
759	Quick Access functions
760	Ranges/Limits
761	Device Health
762	Shows the overall status of the transmitter
763	Device Status
764	Additional Status
765	Help - Critical Diagnostics
766	Lists all the Critical Diagnostics, Cause and Resolution. A critical failure drives the output of the transmitter to its failsafe direction: upscale or downscale.
767	Help - Electronic Module DAC Failure
768	Cause and Resolution when Electronic Module DAC Failure status set
769	Electronic Module DAC Failure: Electronics Module is bad. Any of the following conditions can cause this failure: >1.Temp Above 140C: The board temperature is high. Verify the environment is within spec. If it is, then replace the Electronics Module. >2.Under Current Status or Over current Status: Reset the device. If problem persist, replace the Electronics Module. >3.Packet Error, SPI Failure or Control Word Fault: Reset the device . Note: Select 'Device Status - Additional Status' to see which of these conditions are set.
770	Help - Meter Body NVM Corrupt
771	Cause and Resolution when Meter Body NVM Corrupt status set
772	Meter Body NVM Corrupt: NVM data is bad. If following a power cycle the failure recurs, then replace the Meter Body.
773	Help - Config Data Corrupt
774	Cause and Resolution when Config Data Corrupt status set
775	Config Data Corrupt: Config data is bad. Any of the following conditions can cause this failure: >1.Common DB Corrupt, >2.Vital DB Corrupt, or >3.General DB Corrupt Power cycle the device. If the problem persists, replace the Electronics Module. Note: Select 'Device Status - Additional Status' to see which of these conditions are set.
776	Help - Electronic Module Diag Failure
777	Cause and Resolution when Electronic Module Diag Failure status set
778	Electronic Module Diag Failure: SIL Diagnostics failures. Any of the following conditions can cause this failure: >1.RAM Status, >2.ROM Status, or >3.Program Flow Status Reset the device. If the problem persists replace the Electronics module . Note: Select 'Device Status - Additional Status' to see which of these conditions are set.
779	Help - Meter Body Critical Failure
780	Cause and Resolution when Meter Body Critical Failure status set
781	Meter Body Critical Failure: Failure in sensing section. Any of the following conditions can cause this failure: >1.Meter Body Failure, >2.Char Table CRC Fault, >3.PV,SV,TV Bad, or >4.Program Flow Failure: If following a power cycle the failure recurs, replace the Meter Body. >5.Suspect Input, >6.RAM Failure, >7.ROM Failure, or >8.Sensor RAM Database Fault: Replace the Meter Body. Note: Select 'Device Status - Additional Status' to see which of these conditions are set.
782	Help - Sensor Comm Timeout
783	Cause and Resolution when Sensor Comm Timeout status set
784	Sensor Comm Timeout: No response from the sensor. Replace the Electronics module. If it does not fix the problem, replace the Meter Body.
785	Help - Non-Crit. Diag.
786	Lists Non-Critical Diagnostics, Cause and Resolution. All communicator functions remain operational during a Non-Critical failure
787	Help - Local Display
788	Cause and Resolution when Local Display status set
789	Local Display: Display not detected or configuration data has been corrupted. Any of the following conditions can cause this failure: >1.Display Comm Timeout: Secure Display connections and recheck. If problem persists, replace the Display >2.Display Database corrupt: Reset the device, user may have to reconfigure the Screens. >3.Display Common Config DB corrupt, or >4.Display Screen Config DB corrupt: Reset the Device. Note: Select 'Device Status - Additional Status' to see which of these conditions are set.
790	Help - Electronic Module Comm Failure
791	Cause and Resolution when Electronic Module Comm Failure status set
792	Electronic Module Comm Failure: Electronics Module communication section failure. Any of the following conditions can cause this failure: >1.Adv Diag DB Corrupt or Config Change DB Corrupt: Reset the device >2.Temp above 100c: Verify the environment is within spec. If it is, then replace the Electronics Module Note: Select 'Device Status - Additional Status' to see which of these conditions are set.
793	Help - Meter Body Excess Correct
794	Cause and Resolution when Meter Body Excess Correct status set
795	Meter Body Excess Correct: Failure in sensing section. Any of the following conditions can cause this failure: >1.Excess zero correct: ZERO correction factor is outside acceptable limits. Could be that INPUT was incorrect or transmitter was in output mode during a CORRECT procedure. a.Check input pressure and be sure that it matches calibrated range value b.Check Meter Mody c.Do an LRV CORRECT procedure >2.Excess Span correct: SPAN correction factor is outside acceptable limits. Could be that transmitter was in output mode a.Check input pressure and be sure that it matches calibrated range value b.Check Meter Body c.Do a URV CORRECT procedure. . Note: Select 'Device Status - Additional Status' to see which of these conditions are set.
796	Help - Sensor Over Temperature
797	Cause and Resolution when Sensor Over Temperature status set
798	Sensor Over Temperature: Meter Body temperature is too high. Accuracy and life span may decrease if it remains high. Verify the environment is within spec. Take steps to insulate Meter Body from temperature source.
799	Help - Fixed Current Mode
800	Cause and Resolution when Fixed Current Mode status set
801	Fixed Current Mode: Output current is fixed and not varying as per input. Loop current mode is disabled or Loop Test is active. Enable loop current mode if it is disabled or exit the Loop Test mode if active.
802	Help - PV Out of Range
803	Cause and Resolution when PV Out of Range status set
804	PV Out of Range: Calculated pressure is above Upper Transducer Limit (UTL). Any of the following conditions can cause this failure: >1.Sensor Overload or Fault, or >2.Redundant Characterization Calculation Error. Check range and, if required, replace transmitter with one that has a wider range. Meter Body may have been damaged. Check the transmitter for accuracy and linearity. Replace the Meter Body and recalibrate if needed
805	Help - No Factory Calibration
806	Cause and Resolution when No Factory Calibration status set
807	No Factory Calibration: Factory calibration is missing. Accuracy will be compromised. Replace the Meter Body or return the device for factory calibration.
808	Help - No DAC Compensation
809	Cause and Resolution when No DAC Compensation status set
810	No DAC Compensation: No temperature compensation data exists for calculations. Loop accuracy may be slightly compromised. Effect will be minor degradation of ambient temperature influence specifications. Replace the Electronics Module (PWA) to achieve the maximum current loop accuracy or return the device to factory for DAC compensation.
811	Help - LRV Set Err. Zero Config Button
812	Cause and Resolution when LRV Set Err. Zero Config Button status set
813	LRV Set Error - Zero Config Button: Set operation using external Zero button was rejected. Verify the inputs are valid for the intended operation.
814	Help - URV Set Err. Span Config Button
815	Cause and Resolution when URV Set Err. Span Config Button status set
816	URV Set Error - Span Config Button: Set operation using external Span button was rejected. Verify the inputs are valid for the intended operation.
817	Help - AO Out of Range
818	Cause and Resolution when AO Out of Range status set
819	AO Out of Range: Calculated Analog output is either above or below the specified Loop Current Limits. Check the transmitter input to see if it is in specified range. If not, rerange the device.
820	Help - Loop Current Noise
821	Cause and Resolution when Loop Current Noise status set
822	Loop Current Noise: If this is observed frequently, it is an early indication of critical under or over-current failure. Try to find the source of the noise. It could be bad loop wires, a hardware problem inside the transmitter, loop wires running close to a noise source etc. If no sources of noise found, replace the Electronics Module. If this does not fix the problem, then replace the Meter Body or call Service Person.
823	Help - Meter Body Unreliable Comm
824	Cause and Resolution when Meter Body Unreliable Comm status set
825	Meter Body Unreliable Comm: Unreliable sensor communciation. Either the transmitter is installed in a noisy environment or internal communication quality between the Electronics Module and Sensor is degrading. Call service person.
826	Help - Tamper Alarm
827	Cause and Resolution when Tamper Alarm status set
828	Tamper Alarm: Device is in Write Protect Mode and the user tried to change one or more of the parameters and his write attempt exceeded the Tamper attempt limit. Refer the User Manual for understanding the Tamper Alarm function
829	Help - Low Supply Voltage
830	Cause and Resolution when Low Supply Voltage is set
831	Low Supply Voltage: Supply voltage low at transmitter terminals or at sensor board. Any of the following conditions can cause this failure: >1.Low Transmitter Supply: Check the power supply and loop resistance are within spec. If they are, then replace the Electronics Module. >2.Low Sensor Supply: Low sensor supply voltage. This can be caused by low supply voltage from the Comm Board or by loading by the Sensor or comm board. Try to increase the voltage level of supply. If problem persists, try replacing the Comm Board. If the problem still persists, replace the Meter Body. Note:Select 'Device Status - Additional Status' to see which of these conditions are set.
832	Help - Ext dev Status
833	Lists all the HART extended Device Statuses
834	Help - Maintenance Required
835	Maintenance Required
836	Maintenance Required: Not Used
837	Help - Device Variable Alert
838	Cause and Resolution when Device Variable Alert status set
839	Device Variable Alert: This indicates PV, SV, or TV Bad. If following a power cycle the failure recurs, replace the Meter Body.
840	Help - Critical Power Failure
841	Critical Power Failure
842	Critical Power Failure: Not Used
843	Device Setup
844	Basic Setup
845	Calibration
846	Trends
847	Adv Diagnostics
848	Config. History
849	Check Configuration History
850	Services
851	Basic and Test
852	Basic options
853	Filter Performance Selection
854	Calibration Methods
855	Lists and allows you to calibrate/change LRV/URV values in different ways.
856	Diagnostics
857	Critical Bits
858	Non-Critical (1) Bits
859	Non-Critical (2) Bits
860	Extended Device Status Bits
861	Advanced Diagnostics/Config History
862	Details
863	Detailed Setup
864	Experion Users
865	Features to support Experion host users
866	Device Information
867	System Setup
868	Device Image
869	Device Assembly
870	Maintanence
871	Sensor Information
872	Signal Condition
873	Output Condition
874	NAMUR Option
875	Review Parameters
876	Low Flow Cutoff (Sq Root)
877	Low flow cutoff method setup for the device
878	Write Protection
879	Pressure Xfer Fn
880	Meterbody Selections
881	Installation and Device Life
882	Shows the life related parameters
883	Correct LRV Records
884	Correct URV Records
885	Zero Trim Records
886	Reset Corrects Records
887	Power Up Diagnostics
888	ET Tracking
889	Maximum
890	Minimum
891	Operating Voltage
892	PV Tracking
893	SV Tracking
894	TV Tracking
895	Sensor CPU Temp. Tracking
896	AVDD Tracking
897	Overall Status
898	Honeywell Logo
899	Device Icon
900	System Connections
901	Variable Tracking
902	PV Levels
903	NAMUR Level
904	Transfer Function Image
905	ST 700 Device
906	ST 700 Assembly
907	Display Format
908	Process Monitoring
909	Bar Chart For AO
910	PV AO %
911	Pressure AO Bar chart showing the percentage
912	PV AO value
913	--> % Value
914	Gauge Charts
915	The gauge charts for different parameters are shown here
916	PV Gauge Chart
917	SV Gauge Chart
918	TV Gauge Chart
919	ET Gauge Chart
920	PV Meter
921	PV value is displayed in the form of analog meter
922	PV Value
923	--> PV Value
924	SV Meter
925	Meter Body Temp. value is displayed in the form of analog meter
926	SV Value
927	--> SV Value
928	TV Meter
929	Static Pressure value is displayed in the form of analog meter
930	TV Value
931	--> TV Value
932	ET Meter
933	ET value is displayed in the form of analog meter
934	ET Value
935	--> ET Value
936	AO Gauge Chart(mA)
937	AO Meter
938	Current value is displayed in the form of analog meter
939	mA Value
940	--> mA Value
941	mA
942	Trend Charts
943	PV Trend
944	Trend of PV
945	Pressure trends showing history of the actual reading
946	PV value
947	LRV
948	URV
949	PV LRV
950	PV URV
951	SV Trend
952	Trend of SV
953	Meter Body Temp. trend showing history of the actual reading
954	TV Trend
955	Trend of TV
956	Static Pressure trends showing history of the actual reading
957	ET Trend
958	Trend of ET
959	Electronics Temp. trends showing history of the actual reading
960	AO Trend
961	Trend of AO
962	Analog Value trend showing history of the actual reading
963	AO value
964	AO Value
965	Display Setup
966	Common Setup
967	Common setup of the display
968	Screen Configuration
969	Screen of the display can be configured
970	Read Screen Info
971	Reads the details of the selected screen or the screen which was recently configured, whichever is latest.
972	Select Display Screen
973	Allows you to select the screen number of the display
974	Restore Screen Data
975	Configure
976	This allows you to configure a Advanced display screen
977	This allows you to configure a Basic display screen
978	Clear Message
979	Clears the Display Message
980	Online
981	Download to Device
982	Upload from Device
983	Offline Configuration
984	PV Analog Channel Saturated
985	PV Analog Channel Fixed
986	Wireless
987	WirelessHART Device
988	IEEE 802.15.4 2.4GHz DSSS with O-QPSK Modulation
989	Primary
990	Primary Analog Channel
991	Secondary
992	Secondary Analog Channel
993	Tertiary
994	Tertiary Analog Channel
995	Quaternary
996	Quaternary Analog Channel
997	Quinary
998	Quinary Analog Channel
999	Lock all
1000	Trim not supported
1001	Configuration cannot be changed
1002	Locked by gateway
1003	Analog Input Channel
1004	Analog Output Channel
1005	Secondary Analog Channel Saturated
1006	Tertiary Analog Channel Saturated
1007	Quaternary Analog Channel Saturated
1008	Quinary Analog Channel Saturated
1009	Secondary Analog Channel Fixed
1010	Tertiary Analog Channel Fixed
1011	Quaternary Analog Channel Fixed
1012	Quinary Analog Channel Fixed
1013	Simulation active
1014	The device is in simulation mode and the level output is not representative of the process.
1015	Non-Volatile memory failure
1016	The Non-Volatile memory check is invalid or maybe corrupt, or the battery of a battery-backed memory has failed.
1017	Volatile memory error
1018	The RAM memory check is invalid or maybe corrupt
1019	Watchdog reset executed
1020	A watchdog reset has been performed
1021	Voltage conditions out of range
1022	A voltage condition is outside its allowable range
1023	Environmental conditions out of range
1024	An internal or environmental condition is beyond acceptable limits.
1025	Electronic failure
1026	A hardware problem not related to the sensor has been detected.
1027	Subdevice list changed
1028	Duplicate master detected
1029	Capacity Denied
1030	The device was unable to acquire the communication bandwidth required to support the Burst Messaging specified
1031	Bandwidth allocation pending
1032	Block transfer pending
1033	Battery life
1034	Percent range
1035	Loop current
1036	Primary variable
1037	Secondary variable
1038	Tertiary variable
1039	Quaternary variable
1040	Read receive time
1041	Write date and time
1042	Non-Volatile Clock
1043	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.
1044	Clock Uninitialized
1045	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.
1046	No restrictions
1047	SI Only
1048	Restricted to SI Unit codes only
1049	Process automation device
1050	Discrete device
1051	Hybrid:Process automation+discrete
1052	I/O System
1053	WirelessHART Process automation device
1054	WirelessHART Discrete device
1055	WirelessHART Process automation+discrete
1056	WirelessHART Gateway
1057	WirelessHART Access point
1058	WirelessHART Process adapter
1059	WirelessHART Discrete adapter
1060	WirelessHART enabled handheld/portable maintenance tool
1061	Device Profile
1062	US
1063	United States of America
1064	JP
1065	Japan
1066	Germany
1067	FR
1068	France
1069	ES
1070	Spain
1071	RU
1072	Russian Federation
1073	CN
1074	People's Republic of China
1075	Secondary Master
1076	Primary Master
1077	Device Diagnostic Status 0
1078	Device Diagnostic Status 1
1079	I/O and Subdevice Status
1080	WirelessHART Status
1081	Time Set Option
1082	Real Time Clock Flags
1083	Country
1084	Country of intended device installation
1085	SI Unit Control
1086	Indicates if device should only display SI unit codes
1087	Time Stamp
1088	Relative time value on network
1089	Dynamic Variables Returned for Device Variables
1090	Command Response Truncated
1091	Configuration Change Counter Mismatch
1092	Status bytes mismatch
1093	8.3f
1094	Device Variable
1095	Method In Progress
1096	Aborting due to last error. Please try again...
1097	%{0}%{1}%{2}%{3}%{4}
1098	Time In Service is in :Minutes = %{0}
1099	Time In Service is : Hours = %{hours}, Minutes = %{minutes}
1100	Time In Service is : Days = %{days}, Hours = %{hours}, Minutes = %{minutes}
1101	Time In Service is : Months = %{months}, Days = %{days}, Hours = %{hours}, Minutes = %{minutes}
1102	Time In Service is : Years = %{years}, Months = %{months}, Days = %{days}, Hours = %{hours}, Minutes = %{minutes}
1103	Sensor time In Service is :Minutes = %{0}
1104	Sensor time In Service is : Hours = %{hours}, Minutes = %{minutes}
1105	Sensor time In Service is : Days = %{days}, Hours = %{hours}, Minutes = %{minutes}
1106	Sensor time In Service is : Months = %{months}, Days = %{days}, Hours = %{hours}, Minutes = %{minutes}
1107	Sensor time In Service is : Years = %{years}, Months = %{months}, Days = %{days}, Hours = %{hours}, Minutes = %{minutes}
1108	Calibration Date Is:%{0} Calibration Time in HH:MM %{1}:%{2}
1109	Calibration Date Is:%{0} Calibration Time in HH:MM %{1}:%{2}
1110	Time Since Last Event :Minutes = %{result}
1111	Time Since Last Event : Hours = %{hours}, Minutes = %{minutes}
1112	Time Since Last Event : Days = %{days}, Hours = %{hours}, Minutes = %{minutes}
1113	Time Since Last Event : Months = %{months}, Days = %{days}, Hours = %{hours}, Minutes = %{minutes}
1114	Time Since Last Event : Years = %{years}, Months = %{months}, Days = %{days}, Hours = %{hours}, Minutes = %{minutes}
1115	ET upper limit for stress condition: %{ET_up_limit_stress} DegC
1116	ET upper limit for stress condition: %{ET_up_limit_stress} DegF
1117	ET upper limit for stress condition: %{ET_up_limit_stress} DegR
1118	ET upper limit for stress condition: %{ET_up_limit_stress} Kelvin
1119	ET lower limit for stress condition: %{ET_low_limit_stress} DegC
1120	ET lower limit for stress condition: %{ET_low_limit_stress} DegF
1121	ET lower limit for stress condition: %{ET_low_limit_stress} DegR
1122	ET lower limit for stress condition: %{ET_low_limit_stress} Kelvin
1123	Time Since Last Event : Days = %{days}, Hours = %{hours}, Minutes = %{minutes}
1124	Time Since Last Event : Months = %{months}, Days = %{days}, Hours = %{hours}, Minutes = %{minutes}
1125	Time Since Last Event : Days = %{days}, Hours = %{hours}, Minutes = %{minutes}
1126	Time Since Last Event : Years = %{years}, Months = %{months}, Days = %{days}, Hours = %{hours}, Minutes = %{minutes}
1127	About to reset Operating voltage Parameters
1128	Method In Progress Please wait
1129	PV upper limit for stress condition: %{PV_up_limit_stress} inH2O
1130	PV upper limit for stress condition: %{PV_up_limit_stress} inHg
1131	PV upper limit for stress condition: %{PV_up_limit_stress} ftH2O
1132	PV upper limit for stress condition: %{PV_up_limit_stress} mmH2O
1133	PV upper limit for stress condition: %{PV_up_limit_stress} mmHg
1134	PV upper limit for stress condition: %{PV_up_limit_stress} psi
1135	PV upper limit for stress condition: %{PV_up_limit_stress} bar
1136	PV upper limit for stress condition: %{PV_up_limit_stress} mbar
1137	PV upper limit for stress condition: %{PV_up_limit_stress} g/Sqcm
1138	PV upper limit for stress condition: %{PV_up_limit_stress} kg/Sqcm
1139	PV upper limit for stress condition: %{PV_up_limit_stress} Pa
1140	PV upper limit for stress condition: %{PV_up_limit_stress} kPa
1141	PV upper limit for stress condition: %{PV_up_limit_stress} torr
1142	PV upper limit for stress condition: %{PV_up_limit_stress} atm
1143	PV upper limit for stress condition: %{PV_up_limit_stress} inH2O@60DegF
1144	PV upper limit for stress condition: %{PV_up_limit_stress} MPa
1145	PV upper limit for stress condition: %{PV_up_limit_stress} inH2O@4DegC
1146	PV upper limit for stress condition: %{PV_up_limit_stress} mmH2O@4DegC
1147	PV lower limit for stress condition: %{PV_low_limit_stress} inH2O
1148	PV lower limit for stress condition: %{PV_low_limit_stress} inHg
1149	PV lower limit for stress condition: %{PV_low_limit_stress} ftH2O
1150	PV lower limit for stress condition: %{PV_low_limit_stress} mmH2O
1151	PV lower limit for stress condition: %{PV_low_limit_stress} mmHg
1152	PV lower limit for stress condition: %{PV_low_limit_stress} psi
1153	PV lower limit for stress condition: %{PV_low_limit_stress} bar
1154	PV lower limit for stress condition: %{PV_low_limit_stress} mbar
1155	PV lower limit for stress condition: %{PV_low_limit_stress} g/Sqcm
1156	PV lower limit for stress condition: %{PV_low_limit_stress} kg/Sqcm
1157	PV lower limit for stress condition: %{PV_low_limit_stress} Pa
1158	PV lower limit for stress condition: %{PV_low_limit_stress} kPa
1159	PV lower limit for stress condition: %{PV_low_limit_stress} torr
1160	PV lower limit for stress condition: %{PV_low_limit_stress} atm
1161	PV lower limit for stress condition: %{PV_low_limit_stress} inH2O@60DegF
1162	PV lower limit for stress condition: %{PV_low_limit_stress} MPa
1163	PV lower limit for stress condition: %{PV_low_limit_stress} inH2O@4DegC
1164	PV lower limit for stress condition: %{PV_low_limit_stress} mmH2O@4DegC
1165	SP upper limit for stress condition: %{SP_up_limit_stress} inH2O
1166	SP upper limit for stress condition: %{SP_up_limit_stress} inHg
1167	SP upper limit for stress condition: %{SP_up_limit_stress} ftH2O
1168	SP upper limit for stress condition: %{SP_up_limit_stress} mmH2O
1169	SP upper limit for stress condition: %{SP_up_limit_stress} mmHg
1170	SP upper limit for stress condition: %{SP_up_limit_stress} psi
1171	SP upper limit for stress condition: %{SP_up_limit_stress} bar
1172	SP upper limit for stress condition: %{SP_up_limit_stress} mbar
1173	SP upper limit for stress condition: %{SP_up_limit_stress} g/Sqcm
1174	SP upper limit for stress condition: %{SP_up_limit_stress} kg/Sqcm
1175	SP upper limit for stress condition: %{SP_up_limit_stress} Pa
1176	SP upper limit for stress condition: %{SP_up_limit_stress} kPa
1177	SP upper limit for stress condition: %{SP_up_limit_stress} torr
1178	SP upper limit for stress condition: %{SP_up_limit_stress} atm
1179	SP upper limit for stress condition: %{SP_up_limit_stress} inH2O@60DegF
1180	SP upper limit for stress condition: %{SP_up_limit_stress} MPa
1181	SP upper limit for stress condition: %{SP_up_limit_stress} inH2O@4DegC
1182	SP upper limit for stress condition: %{SP_up_limit_stress} mmH2O@4DegC
1183	About to Perform Master Reset
1184	Master Reset in progress please wait
1185	Device may be stuck in Master Reset.
1186	Master reset OK
1187	Please ensure that the device is not in hardware/software write protect mode. WARN-Loop should be removed from automatic control
1188	Please enter calibration date
1189	Please enter current calibration time in 24 Hr clock format (Hour field)
1190	Please enter current calibration time (Minute field)
1191	About to Reset Corrects
1192	Reset Corrects in progress please wait
1193	Device may be stuck.
1194	Reset Corrects OK
1195	Apply LRV pressure.
1196	Apply URV pressure.
1197	low
1198	high
1199	Setting fld dev output to selected lo output value
1200	Setting fld dev output to selected hi output value
1201	Choose the Configuration History Number
1202	No record found for %{conf_histoy_code}
1203	Configuration History for %{conf_histoy_code} is given below: %{DB_ID}: %{hist_val_UINT1_1enum}
1204	Configuration History for %{conf_histoy_code} is given below: %{DB_ID}: %{hist_val_UINT1_1}
1205	Configuration History for %{conf_histoy_code} is given below: 1. %{DB_ID}: %{hist_val_UINT1_1} 2. Loop Current Mode: %{hist_val_UINT1_3}
1206	Configuration History for %{conf_histoy_code} is given below: 1. %{DB_ID}: %{hist_val_TAG} 2. Descriptor: %{hist_val_DESC} 3. Date (mm/dd/yyyy): %{hist_val_DATE}
1207	Configuration History for %{conf_histoy_code} is given below: %{DB_ID}: %{hist_val_FLOAT}
1208	Configuration History for %{conf_histoy_code} is given below: %{DB_ID}: %{hist_val_STR32}
1209	Configuration History for %{conf_histoy_code} is given below: %{DB_ID}: %{hist_val_MSG}
1210	Configuration History for %{conf_histoy_code} is given below: %{DB_ID}: %{hist_val_FA}
1211	Configuration History for %{conf_histoy_code} is given below: %{DB_ID}: %{hist_val_PSWRD}
1212	Configuration History for %{conf_histoy_code} is given below: 1. %{DB_ID}: %{hist_val_UINT1_1enum} 2. Tamper Latency: %{hist_val_UINT1_2} 3. Max Attempts: %{hist_val_UINT1_4}
1213	Select config
1214	Disable;Enable
1215	Enter write protect password.
1216	Write protect disabled.
1217	Please ensure that the device is not in hardware/software write protect mode.
1218	Device is in Write Protect Mode. Disable the Write Protect first and then try again
1219	Enter Old password
1220	Enter New password
1221	Password Changed Successfully
1222	Select Tamper Mode
1223	Enter Tamper Latency (0-60 sec)
1224	Incorrect value entered. Aborting...
1225	Enter Max attempts for enabling tamper alarm
1226	Tamper alarm counter reset successfully.
1227	No Display connected. Aborting...
1228	Select the screen of which data is to be displayed:
1229	Screen 1;Screen 2;Screen 3;Screen 4;Screen 5;Screen 6;Screen 7;Screen 8
1230	Reading current configuration of %{screen_number}...
1231	Please ensure that the display is connected to the device, settings menu is not accessed and device is not write protected or locked by any master. Proceed only if this care is taken. Do not remove the display from unit or manually enter in display settings using display keys until this configuration completes.
1232	Locked for writing by one of the masters. Please unlock and try again. Aborting...
1233	Select the screen to be configured
1234	Select the Screen Format
1235	Enter value for Chart Low Limit
1236	Invalid entry. Allowed range is -100000000 to 100000000. Please try again.
1237	Enter value for Chart High Limit
1238	High limit can not be less than or equal to low limit. Please try again.
1239	Enter value of Trend duration (1-24)
1240	Downloading your screen configuration. This may take upto 30 seconds. Please wait...
1241	This completes the configuration of the %{screen_number}.
1242	Enter value of PV Selection
1243	Pressure;Meterbody Temp;Loop Output;Percent Output;Static Press
1244	Pressure;Loop Output;Percent Output
1245	Enter value of PV Scaling
1246	None;Convert Units;Linear;Square Root
1247	None;Convert Units
1248	None;Linear
1249	Enter value for Scaling Low Limit
1250	Enter value for Scaling High Limit
1251	Enter Engineering Units
1252	inH2O @ 39°F;inH2O @ 60°F;inH2O @ 68°F;inHg @ 0°C;kgf/cm2;kPa;mbar;mmH2O @ 4°C;mmH2O @ 68°F;mmHg @ 0°C;MPa;Pa;psi;Torr;atm;bar;ftH2O @ 68°F;gf/cm2
1253	°C;°F;°R;K
1254	inH2O @ 39°F
1255	gal/min;gal/h;L/min;L/h;%;Custom
1256	Default(inH2O @ 39°F)
1257	Default(°C)
1258	Enter Custom Units (8 chars)
1259	Select number of Decimals
1260	Enter Custom Tag (14 chars)
1261	Pressure;Meterbody Temp;Loop Output;Percent Output
1262	%;Custom
1263	Enter Pressure Units
1264
1265	Message already cleared. Aborting...
1266	This will clear the message. Please proceed if you are sure...
1267	Message cleared successfully.
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