0 |
ULM |
1 |
ULM Radar Level Transmitter |
2 |
LIMACO |
3 |
LIMACO JSC |
4 |
Serial Number |
5 |
Dev. specific status 0 |
6 |
transient condition |
7 |
Device is just powered on |
8 |
Measuring unit fault |
9 |
Measuring unit fault, further measurement is impossible. Repair is required. |
10 |
Reflected signal too low |
11 |
Reflected signal too low, An increased measurement error is possible. Check inclination from vertical axe and clear space between sensor and product surface |
12 |
Short time instability |
13 |
Long time instability |
14 |
common instability |
15 |
Vertical axis inclination |
16 |
power supply voltage too low |
17 |
Dev. specific status 1 |
18 |
Invalid inclinometer |
19 |
Invalid temperature Readings |
20 |
Temperature is out of range |
21 |
Signal is lost |
22 |
Device specific Event 12 |
23 |
Device specific Event 13 |
24 |
Device specific Event 14 |
25 |
Device specific Event 15 |
26 |
Dev. specific status 2 |
27 |
Device specific Event 16 |
28 |
Device specific Event 17 |
29 |
Device specific Event 18 |
30 |
Device specific Event 19 |
31 |
Device specific Event 20 |
32 |
Device specific Event 21 |
33 |
Device specific Event 22 |
34 |
Device specific Event 23 |
35 |
Hardware options 3 |
36 |
relay output optional Module is present |
37 |
Real Time Clock is present |
38 |
FRAM is present |
39 |
SD card slot is present |
40 |
FSK HART modem is present |
41 |
wireless |
42 |
IRDA module is present |
43 |
BLUETOOTH Module is present |
44 |
Hardware options 4 |
45 |
Inclinometer Module is present |
46 |
Power Supply measuring Module is present |
47 |
Internal Temperature measuring Module is present |
48 |
optional Hardware Module 12 is present |
49 |
optional Hardware Module 13 is present |
50 |
optional Hardware Module 14 is present |
51 |
optional Hardware Module 15 is present |
52 |
optional Hardware Module 16 is present |
53 |
Hardware options 5 |
54 |
optional Hardware Module 17 is present |
55 |
optional Hardware Module 18 is present |
56 |
optional Hardware Module 19 is present |
57 |
optional Hardware Module 20 is present |
58 |
type of measuring unit bit 0 |
59 |
type of measuring unit bit 1 |
60 |
type of measuring unit bit 2 |
61 |
type of measuring unit bit 3 |
62 |
Dummy sensor serial number |
63 |
There is no sensor serial number, so this is dummy only |
64 |
7d |
65 |
Distance |
66 |
Simulate |
67 |
Update Period |
68 |
Level |
69 |
Level 2 |
70 |
Volume |
71 |
|
72 |
Angle X |
73 |
Angle Y |
74 |
Temperature |
75 |
Voltage |
76 |
Distance Value |
77 |
Measured Distance from Sensor to Product Surface |
78 |
Level Value |
79 |
Calculated Level from Tank bottom to Product Surface |
80 |
Level2 Value |
81 |
Volume Value |
82 |
Calculated Volume of Product in Tank |
83 |
Angle X Value |
84 |
Measured Inclination between vertical Axis and Level Transmitter Axis in X Plane |
85 |
Angle Y Value |
86 |
Measured Inclination between vertical Axis and Level Transmitter Axis in Y Plane |
87 |
Temperature Value |
88 |
Measured Temperature inside the Level Transmitter |
89 |
Voltage Value |
90 |
Measured Power Supply Voltage |
91 |
Distance units |
92 |
Level units |
93 |
Level_2_ units |
94 |
Volume units |
95 |
Angle units |
96 |
Temperature units |
97 |
Voltage units |
98 |
Distance PDQ |
99 |
Level PDQ |
100 |
Level 2 PDQ |
101 |
Volume PDQ |
102 |
Angle X PDQ |
103 |
Angle Y PDQ |
104 |
Temperature PDQ |
105 |
Voltage PDQ |
106 |
Distance LS |
107 |
Level LS |
108 |
Level_2_ LS |
109 |
Volume LS |
110 |
Angle X LS |
111 |
Angle Y LS |
112 |
Temperature LS |
113 |
Voltage LS |
114 |
Distance classification |
115 |
Level classification |
116 |
Level 2 classification |
117 |
Volume classification |
118 |
Angle X classification |
119 |
Angle Y classification |
120 |
Temperature classification |
121 |
Voltage classification |
122 |
Distance upper sensor limit |
123 |
Level upper sensor limit |
124 |
Level 2 upper sensor limit |
125 |
Volume upper sensor limit |
126 |
Angle X upper sensor limit |
127 |
Angle Y upper sensor limit |
128 |
Temperature upper sensor limit |
129 |
Voltage upper sensor limit |
130 |
Distance lower sensor limit |
131 |
Level lower sensor limit |
132 |
Level_2_ lower sensor limit |
133 |
Volume lower sensor limit |
134 |
Angle X lower sensor limit |
135 |
Angle Y lower sensor limit |
136 |
Temperature lower sensor limit |
137 |
Voltage lower sensor limit |
138 |
Distance minimal span |
139 |
Level minimal span |
140 |
Level_2_ minimal span |
141 |
Volume minimal span |
142 |
Dummy minimal span |
143 |
Distance damping Value |
144 |
Level damping Value |
145 |
Level_2_ damping Value |
146 |
Volume damping Value |
147 |
Dummy damping Value |
148 |
Simulate Distance |
149 |
Simulate Level |
150 |
Simulate Level 2 |
151 |
Simulate Volume |
152 |
Simulate Angle X |
153 |
Simulate Angle Y |
154 |
Simulate Temperature |
155 |
Simulate Voltage |
156 |
Distance Family status |
157 |
Level Family status |
158 |
Level 2 Family status |
159 |
Volume Family status |
160 |
Dummy Family status |
161 |
Distance Update Period |
162 |
Level Update Period |
163 |
Level 2 Update Period |
164 |
Volume Update Period |
165 |
Dummy Update Period |
166 |
internal variable index |
167 |
internal variable Value |
168 |
Device settings |
169 |
Diagnostics |
170 |
Operate |
171 |
Analogue Output |
172 |
Advanced Configuration |
173 |
Advanced configuration for Device Start up and Commissioning |
174 |
Advanced Configuration of Level Transmitter |
175 |
Configuration |
176 |
Configuration of Level Transmitter |
177 |
Internal Array |
178 |
View or change internal Array Values |
179 |
Alarm Mask |
180 |
Alarm Bit Mask. If any of selected bits is set, Alarm Bit will be set. |
181 |
08X |
182 |
More St. av. Mask |
183 |
More Status avialable Bit Mask. If any of selected bits is set, More Status avialable Bit will be set. |
184 |
Status |
185 |
Status Masks |
186 |
Ajust Status Masks |
187 |
Hardware options |
188 |
There are some hardware options, shown in that menu,that may present or absent in particular device. |
189 |
Hart |
190 |
Readings |
191 |
Device identification |
192 |
Device properties |
193 |
Ack. more status |
194 |
This Method allows to reset the more Status available Flag (bit 4 of dev. status byte) |
195 |
Reset Configuration Changed Flag |
196 |
This command resets the Configuration Changed Flag (bit 6 of dev. status byte), associated with the device issuing this command |
197 |
Reset device |
198 |
This command performs device reset |
199 |
Array of internal Variables |
200 |
Compressed Spectrum |
201 |
View Values |
202 |
Method to view Internal Array Values |
203 |
Edit Value |
204 |
Method to change Internal Array Values |
205 |
Base Height |
206 |
"Base Height" determines sensor Z value relative to the Tank lowest point. It is used in level calculation |
207 |
Encode meters |
208 |
Encode meters into the internal sensor representation |
209 |
Decode meters |
210 |
Decode meters from the internal sensor representation |
211 |
Change Base Height |
212 |
Base Height is a Distance between a sensor base plane and Tank Bottom |
213 |
L min |
214 |
L min is a Minimal Distance, taken into Account for Distance Measuring |
215 |
.2f |
216 |
5.2f |
217 |
Change L min |
218 |
L max |
219 |
L max is a Maximal Distance, taken into Account for Distance Measuring |
220 |
Change L max |
221 |
Jump Timeout |
222 |
Protective Timeout against abrupt change in level readings because of occasional loss of or change in echo signal |
223 |
Set Jump Timeout |
224 |
Minimum Signal |
225 |
Minimum Signal Amplitude for level calculations |
226 |
ADC Units |
227 |
show Echo Amplitude Value |
228 |
Amplitude of the Echo Signal, received by the Level Transmitter |
229 |
PLL Errors |
230 |
PLL Errors count during single measuring cycle in HF Unit of the Level Transmitter |
231 |
Application |
232 |
Sensor Application is one of: Water solution, acid - Agitator; Water solution, acid; Petrochemical, oil; Solid product - Crusher; Solid product; |
233 |
Leave as is |
234 |
Leave as is without changes |
235 |
Water + Agitator |
236 |
Water solution, acid - Agitator |
237 |
Water, acid |
238 |
Still Water solution, acid |
239 |
Petrochemical |
240 |
Petrochemical, oil |
241 |
Solids + Crusher |
242 |
Solid product + Crusher |
243 |
Solid product |
244 |
Select Application |
245 |
Distance for MAL |
246 |
Distance for Minimum Amplitude Line Calculation |
247 |
2.2f |
248 |
Level for MAL |
249 |
Level for Minimum Amplitude Aine Calculation |
250 |
Minimum Amplitude Line Calcutation |
251 |
Semi Automatical Minimum Echo Signal Amplitude Line Calcutation |
252 |
Calculate Minimum Amplitude Line |
253 |
Recalculate Minimum Echo Amlitude Line in semiautomatic mode |
254 |
Return to Factory Default Minimum Amplitude Line |
255 |
Return to Factory Default Minimum Amplitude Line in the Case of inappropriate Minimum Amplitude Line |
256 |
Return to previous Minimum Amplitude Line |
257 |
Return to previous Minimum Amplitude Line in case of mistakes during Minimum Amplitude Line calculations |
258 |
Vessel Type |
259 |
Vessel Geometry, used in volume calculation |
260 |
Level/Volume Table |
261 |
Level/Volume Table is used to interpolate level between nearest points |
262 |
Round Tank |
263 |
Vertical cylindrical Tank with a flat bottom |
264 |
Rectangular Tank |
265 |
Vertical rectangular Tank with a flat bottom |
266 |
Round cone Tank |
267 |
Vertical cylindrical Tank with a cone bottom |
268 |
Rect. cone Tank |
269 |
Vertical rectangular Tank with a cone bottom |
270 |
Spherical Tank |
271 |
Ball-shaped Tank |
272 |
Horiz. round Tank |
273 |
Horizontal cylinder |
274 |
Sensor Type |
275 |
Sensor Type, used in volume calculation |
276 |
Single Beam |
277 |
24 or 130 GHz Single Beam Radar |
278 |
Dual Frequency |
279 |
Dual Width Beam Radar |
280 |
Multi Beam |
281 |
Multi Beam Radar |
282 |
Scanner |
283 |
Scanning Radar |
284 |
Unsupported |
285 |
Type unsupported |
286 |
Tank Height |
287 |
Total height of the Tank |
288 |
Height 2 |
289 |
The height of the cone/truncated part of the Tank |
290 |
Diameter 1 |
291 |
Diameter of cylindrical part of the Tank or Diameter of the Sphere |
292 |
Diameter 2 |
293 |
Diameter of the cone bottom |
294 |
Length X1 |
295 |
The length of the Tank X side or the length of the Horizontal round Tank |
296 |
Length Y1 |
297 |
The length of the Tank Y side |
298 |
Length X2 |
299 |
The length of the tapered bottom lower end X side |
300 |
Length Y2 |
301 |
The length of the tapered bottom lower end Y side |
302 |
L_to_x |
303 |
Distance between Sensor and X Side of rectangular roof |
304 |
L_to_y |
305 |
Distance between Sensor and Y Side of rectangular roof |
306 |
Beam Inclination |
307 |
Sensor Beam Inclination from vertical axis. It is used for Distance Compensation at big beam inclinations from vertical axis |
308 |
4.1f |
309 |
Configuration of Volume calculation |
310 |
Vol.: Cylindrical Tank |
311 |
Vol.: Rectangular Tank |
312 |
Vol.: Cyl. cone Tank |
313 |
Vol.: Rect. cone Tank |
314 |
Vol.: Spherical Tank |
315 |
Vol.: Horiz. round Tank |
316 |
Sensor Positioning |
317 |
Sensor Position and Related Settings |
318 |
Select Vessel Type |
319 |
Volume computation setup |
320 |
Set vessel geometry, dimensions and sensor reference point |
321 |
Method encode |
322 |
Encode big numbers into the internal sensor representation |
323 |
Method decode |
324 |
Decode big numbers from the internal sensor representation |
325 |
Relay Setpoint 1 |
326 |
Setpoint for relay switching, corresponds to Level or Distance, depending on selection |
327 |
Relay Setpoint 2 |
328 |
Setpoint for relay switching, corresponds to Level or Distance, depending on selection for PV |
329 |
Relay Hysteresis |
330 |
Hysteresis for relay switching, corresponds to Setpoints |
331 |
Relay 1 Control Value |
332 |
Encoded Value for Relay commutation control, determines Relays work logics. |
333 |
Relay 2 Control Value |
334 |
Relay 1 Status Mask |
335 |
Encoded Mask for Device specific Status, determines Relays work logics, if Relay is affected by the Sensor Status |
336 |
Relay 2 Status Mask |
337 |
Relay Outputs setup |
338 |
Setpoints, Hysteresis and logics setup for Relays |
339 |
Relay Output setup |
340 |
Set vessel geometry and dimensions |
341 |
l min |
342 |
l_min read |
343 |
Method to read l_min (minimum distance taken into account for distance calculation) from the Device |
344 |
l max |
345 |
l_max read |
346 |
Method to read l_max (maximum distance taken into account for distance calculation) from the Device |
347 |
Distance for Spectrum Graph |
348 |
Distance between sensor and Product Surface |
349 |
Base Height is a Distance between sensor and Vessel BottomLevel is calculated with respect to Base Height |
350 |
Base Height read |
351 |
Method to read Base Height from the Device |
352 |
Base Height write |
353 |
Method to write Base Height into the Device |
354 |
zl0 |
355 |
Distance Offset due to Antenn |
356 |
zl0 read |
357 |
Method to read Distance Offset due to Antenn |
358 |
One coefficient |
359 |
Length of one spectrum coefficient |
360 |
One coefficient read |
361 |
Method to read Length of one spectrum coefficient |
362 |
Spectrum of Echo Signal |
363 |
Spectrum of Echo Signal, received by Sensor |
364 |
Refresh Graph Data |
365 |
spectrum_read |
366 |
Decode Spectrum |
367 |
Vessel whole height |
368 |
Upper part diameter |
369 |
Lower part diameter |
370 |
Dist. to Wall |
371 |
Dist. to X Wall |
372 |
The shortest distance between Sensor and Tank Wall |
373 |
The Shortest distance between Sensor and X Tank Wall along Tank Y axis |
374 |
Dist. to Y Wall |
375 |
The Shortest distance between Sensor and Y Tank Wall along Tank X axis |
376 |
Beams Count |
377 |
Beams Count in Measuring Unit |
378 |
dX bottom |
379 |
The displacement of the Tank bottom center along the axis X of the Tank relative to the central axis of the Tank. The Tank X axis direction is direction from sensor to central axis of the round Tank. It is nessesary only if bottom part of the Tank is not coaxially with top part. |
380 |
dY bottom |
381 |
The displacement of the lower central point of the cone along the axis Y of the Tank relative to the axis of the Tank. It is nessesary only if bottom part of the Tank is not coaxially with top part. |
382 |
Inclination Source |
383 |
"Inclination Source" determines what to be used for sensor orientation in space:
0 - user input
1 - builtin inclinometer |
384 |
XZ inclination |
385 |
Sensor's Z axis inclination from Tank Z axis in XZ plane |
386 |
YZ inclination |
387 |
Sensor's Z axis inclination from Tank Z axis in YZ plane |
388 |
Horiz. inclination |
389 |
Sensor's X axis inclination from Tank X axis in XY plane. Direction - counterclockwise |
390 |
ограничительная линия включает kk01,kr,kr3_1,kr3_user,kr_pomehaвозвращает сигнальные числаn-номер коэф.fl=0 - полное ограничение(kk01 и kr3,kr3_1,kr3_user,kr_pomeha)fl=1 - только kk01fl=2 - только kr3,kr3_1,kr_pomeha,kr3_user |
391 |
Min. Ampl. Line |
392 |
Minimum Amplitude Line |
393 |
mal_read |
394 |
mal_decode |
395 |
graph_prepare |
396 |
Echo Spectrum |
397 |
Minimum Amlitude Line Actions |
398 |
Show spectrum, reset to factory default Line, recalculate Minimum Echo Amlitude Line, return to previous Minimum Amplitude Line |
399 |
Amplitude |
400 |
Echo Signal Amplitude |
401 |
PV Analog Channel Saturated |
402 |
PV Analog Channel Fixed |
403 |
Wireless |
404 |
WirelessHART Device |
405 |
IEEE 802.15.4 2.4GHz DSSS with O-QPSK Modulation |
406 |
Primary |
407 |
Primary Analog Channel |
408 |
Secondary |
409 |
Secondary Analog Channel |
410 |
Tertiary |
411 |
Tertiary Analog Channel |
412 |
Quaternary |
413 |
Quaternary Analog Channel |
414 |
Quinary |
415 |
Quinary Analog Channel |
416 |
Critical Power Failure |
417 |
Lock all |
418 |
Trim not supported |
419 |
Configuration cannot be changed |
420 |
Locked by gateway |
421 |
Analog Input Channel |
422 |
Analog Output Channel |
423 |
Secondary Analog Channel Saturated |
424 |
Tertiary Analog Channel Saturated |
425 |
Quaternary Analog Channel Saturated |
426 |
Quinary Analog Channel Saturated |
427 |
Secondary Analog Channel Fixed |
428 |
Tertiary Analog Channel Fixed |
429 |
Quaternary Analog Channel Fixed |
430 |
Quinary Analog Channel Fixed |
431 |
Simulation active |
432 |
The device is in simulation mode and the level output is not representative of the process. |
433 |
Non-Volatile memory failure |
434 |
The Non-Volatile memory check is invalid or maybe corrupt, or the battery of a battery-backed memory has failed. |
435 |
Volatile memory error |
436 |
The RAM memory check is invalid or maybe corrupt |
437 |
Watchdog reset executed |
438 |
A watchdog reset has been performed |
439 |
Voltage conditions out of range |
440 |
A voltage condition is outside its allowable range |
441 |
Environmental conditions out of range |
442 |
An internal or environmental condition is beyond acceptable limits. |
443 |
Electronic failure |
444 |
A hardware problem not related to the sensor has been detected. |
445 |
Subdevice list changed |
446 |
Duplicate master detected |
447 |
Capacity Denied |
448 |
The device was unable to acquire the communication bandwidth required to support the Burst Messaging specified |
449 |
Bandwidth allocation pending |
450 |
Block transfer pending |
451 |
Battery life |
452 |
Percent range |
453 |
Loop current |
454 |
Primary variable |
455 |
Secondary variable |
456 |
Tertiary variable |
457 |
Quaternary variable |
458 |
Read receive time |
459 |
Write date and time |
460 |
Non-Volatile Clock |
461 |
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. |
462 |
Clock Uninitialized |
463 |
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. |
464 |
None |
465 |
No restrictions |
466 |
SI Only |
467 |
Restricted to SI Unit codes only |
468 |
Process automation device |
469 |
Discrete device |
470 |
Hybrid:Process automation+discrete |
471 |
I/O System |
472 |
WirelessHART Process automation device |
473 |
WirelessHART Discrete device |
474 |
WirelessHART Process automation+discrete |
475 |
WirelessHART Gateway |
476 |
WirelessHART Access point |
477 |
WirelessHART Process adapter |
478 |
WirelessHART Discrete adapter |
479 |
WirelessHART enabled handheld/portable maintenance tool |
480 |
Device Profile |
481 |
US |
482 |
United States of America |
483 |
JP |
484 |
Japan |
485 |
DE |
486 |
Germany |
487 |
FR |
488 |
France |
489 |
ES |
490 |
Spain |
491 |
RU |
492 |
Russian Federation |
493 |
CN |
494 |
People's Republic of China |
495 |
Secondary Master |
496 |
Primary Master |
497 |
Device Diagnostic Status 0 |
498 |
Device Diagnostic Status 1 |
499 |
I/O and Subdevice Status |
500 |
WirelessHART Status |
501 |
Time Set Option |
502 |
Real Time Clock Flags |
503 |
Country |
504 |
Country of intended device installation |
505 |
SI Unit Control |
506 |
Indicates if device should only display SI unit codes |
507 |
Time Stamp |
508 |
Relative time value on network |
509 |
8u |
510 |
Dynamic Variables Returned for Device Variables |
511 |
Command Response Truncated |
512 |
Configuration Change Counter Mismatch |
513 |
Status bytes mismatch |
514 |
8.3f |
515 |
.3f |
516 |
Device Variable |
517 |
Getting %[L]{base_height}... |
518 |
Getting %[L]{l_min}... |
519 |
Getting %[L]{l_max}... |
520 |
Getting %[L]{inclination}... |
521 |
Getting %[L]{kr3_user}... |
522 |
Getting %[L]{tim_stab}... |
523 |
Getting Damping Value... |
524 |
OK |
525 |
Writing %[L]{l_min}... |
526 |
%[L]{l_min} is changed to %{l_min} %[U]{l_min}
|
527 |
Writing %[L]{l_max}... |
528 |
%[L]{l_max} is changed to %{l_max} %[U]{l_max}
|
529 |
Writing %[L]{base_height}... |
530 |
%[L]{base_height} is changed to %{base_height} %[U]{base_height}
|
531 |
Writing %[L]{inclination}... |
532 |
%[L]{inclination} is changed to %{inclination} %[U]{inclination}
|
533 |
Writing %[L]{kr3_user}... |
534 |
%[L]{kr3_user} is changed to %{kr3_user} %[U]{kr3_user}
|
535 |
Writing %[L]{tim_stab}... |
536 |
%[L]{tim_stab} is changed to %{tim_stab} %[U]{tim_stab}
|
537 |
Writing Damping Value... |
538 |
Damping Value is changed to %{damping} sec
|
539 |
Getting Alarm Mask... |
540 |
Getting More Status avialable Bit Mask... |
541 |
Saving Alarm Mask... |
542 |
Alarm Mask:
was: %[08X]{alarm_mask_old}
requested: %[08X]{alarm_mask_req}
readen: %[08X]{alarm_mask_new}
|
543 |
Saving More Status avialable Bit Mask... |
544 |
---------------
|
545 |
More Status avialable Bit Mask:
was: %[08X]{more_status_mask_old}
requested: %[08X]{more_status_mask_req}
readen: %[08X]{more_status_mask_new} |
546 |
More Status available Flag will be reset |
547 |
More Status available Flag is already "0" |
548 |
Configuration Changed Flag will be reset |
549 |
Configuration Changed Flag is already 0 |
550 |
Device will be reset |
551 |
Enter Internal Array Index |
552 |
adr |
553 |
Internal Array[%{adr}] = %{oldValue}
View other Internal Array Value? |
554 |
Yes;No |
555 |
Enter Internal Array[%{adr}] Value |
556 |
requestedValue |
557 |
Internal Array[%{adr}]:
old Value: %{oldValue};
requested Value: %{requestedValue};
read Value: %{newValue};
|
558 |
%[L]{base_height}, %[U]{base_height} |
559 |
tempFloat |
560 |
Base Height was: %[3.3f]{oldValue} m;
Requested Value: %[3.3f]{base_height} m;
Base Height is changed to: %[3.3f]{newValue} m; |
561 |
m |
562 |
%{varName}, %{varUnit} |
563 |
%{varName} was: %[2.2f]{oldValue} %{varUnit};
requested Value %[2.5f]{requestedValue} %{varUnit};
%{varName} is changed to %[2.5f]{newValue} %{varUnit}; |
564 |
tim_stab |
565 |
s |
566 |
%{varName} was: %{oldValue} %{varUnit};
requested Value %{requestedValue} %{varUnit};
%{varName} is changed to %{newValue} %{varUnit}; |
567 |
kr3_user |
568 |
Echo Amplitude Value |
569 |
ADC units |
570 |
%{varName} is: %{input_value} %{varUnit}; |
571 |
PLL Errors count |
572 |
%{varName} is: %{input_value}; |
573 |
Getting enabled applications... |
574 |
Getting %[L]{application}... |
575 |
Current %[L]{application} is %{application}
Select new %[L]{application}: |
576 |
Leave as is;Water or acid + Agitator;Still Water solution, acid;Petrochemical, oil;Solid product + Crusher;Solid product |
577 |
"Water or acid + Agitator" |
578 |
"Still Water solution, acid" |
579 |
"Petrochemical, oil" |
580 |
"Solid product + Crusher" |
581 |
"Solid product" |
582 |
this |
583 |
This sensor is not suitable for %{msg} application! |
584 |
Writing %[L]{application}... |
585 |
Get additional data. |
586 |
Get additional data.. |
587 |
%[L]{application} is changed to %{application} |
588 |
Get additional data... |
589 |
Get additional data.... |
590 |
%[L]{application} is changed to
"%{application}".
!!!!! WARNING !!!!!
Max measured distance for
"%{application}"
is limited to %[.3f]{_Lmax} m |
591 |
%[L]{application} is not changed. |
592 |
Select Value for Minimum Amplitude Line Calcutation: |
593 |
Distance between Sensor and product;Level of product |
594 |
Please enter Distance between Sensor and product surface in m |
595 |
temp_float |
596 |
Are You sure, that the Distance is more than %{temp_float} m? |
597 |
Please enter Level of product in m (%[L]{base_height} is %{base_height} %[U]{base_height}) |
598 |
Are You sure, that the Level is less than %{temp_float} m? |
599 |
Executing |
600 |
. |
601 |
Recapture Useful Signal... |
602 |
Getting Distance and Level... |
603 |
Getting Status... |
604 |
Reflected signal too low! |
605 |
Signal is lost! |
606 |
%[L]{LevelValue} was %{old_level} %[U]{LevelValue}, has become %{LevelValue} %[U]{LevelValue}, increased by %{temp_float} %[U]{LevelValue} |
607 |
%[L]{LevelValue} was %{old_level} %[U]{LevelValue}, has become %{LevelValue} %[U]{LevelValue}, decreased by %{temp_float} %[U]{LevelValue} |
608 |
%[L]{LevelValue} is %{LevelValue} %[U]{LevelValue} and hasn't change |
609 |
%[L]{DistanceValue} was %{old_distance} %[U]{DistanceValue}, has become %{DistanceValue} %[U]{DistanceValue}, increased by %{temp_float} %[U]{DistanceValue} |
610 |
%[L]{DistanceValue} was %{old_distance} %[U]{DistanceValue}, has become %{DistanceValue} %[U]{DistanceValue}, decreased by %{temp_float} %[U]{DistanceValue} |
611 |
The Distance hasn't change |
612 |
Save new Minimum Amplitude Line;Return to previous Minimum Amplitude Line |
613 |
Saving new Minimum Amplitude Line |
614 |
Unable to save, FLASH error |
615 |
Unable to save, the firmware of the sensor is corrupt |
616 |
Successfully saved |
617 |
Something went wrong!!!
Minimum Amplitude Line could not be Calculated |
618 |
Minimum Signal Line will be reset to Factory Default, User Adjustments will be lost! |
619 |
Minimum Signal Line is successfully resetted to Factory Default |
620 |
Something went wrong.
Minimum Signal Line does not resetted to Factory Default |
621 |
Returning to previous Minimum Amplitude Line |
622 |
Sensor returned to previous Minimum Amplitude Line Successfully |
623 |
Something went wrong!!!
Return to previous Minimum Amplitude Line fail |
624 |
Getting %[L]{vessel_type}... |
625 |
Current %[L]{vessel_type} is "%{vessel_type}"
Select new %[L]{vessel_type}: |
626 |
Leave as is;Level/Volume Table;Round Tank;Rectangular Tank;Round Cone Tank;Rect. Cone Tank;Spherical Tank;Horiz. round Tank |
627 |
Writing %[L]{vessel_type}... |
628 |
%[L]{vessel_type} is changed to %{vessel_type} |
629 |
%[L]{vessel_type} is not changed. |
630 |
Read sensor type and settings... |
631 |
Read %[L]{base_height}... |
632 |
Read dimensions... |
633 |
This Menu is not implemented for used measuring Unit in current DD Release |
634 |
Vessel Type Unknown. |
635 |
Getting %[L]{vol_height1_float}... |
636 |
Getting %[L]{vol_d1_float}... |
637 |
Getting %[L]{vol_l_x1_float}... |
638 |
Getting %[L]{vol_l_y1_float}... |
639 |
Getting %[L]{vol_height2_float}... |
640 |
Getting %[L]{vol_d2_float}... |
641 |
Getting %[L]{vol_l_x2_float}... |
642 |
Getting %[L]{vol_l_y2_float}... |
643 |
Writing %[L]{vol_height1_float}... |
644 |
%[L]{vol_height1_float} is changed to %{vol_height1_float} %[U]{vol_height1_float}
|
645 |
Writing %[L]{vol_height2_float}... |
646 |
%[L]{vol_height2_float} is changed to %{vol_height2_float} %[U]{vol_height2_float}
|
647 |
Writing %[L]{vol_d1_float}... |
648 |
%[L]{vol_d1_float} is changed to %{vol_d1_float} %[U]{vol_d1_float}
|
649 |
Writing %[L]{vol_d2_float}... |
650 |
%[L]{vol_d2_float} is changed to %{vol_d2_float} %[U]{vol_d2_float}
|
651 |
Writing %[L]{vol_l_x1_float}... |
652 |
%[L]{vol_l_x1_float} is changed to %{vol_l_x1_float} %[U]{vol_l_x1_float}
|
653 |
Writing %[L]{vol_l_y1_float}... |
654 |
%[L]{vol_l_y1_float} is changed to %{vol_l_y1_float} %[U]{vol_l_y1_float}
|
655 |
Writing %[L]{vol_l_x2_float}... |
656 |
%[L]{vol_l_x2_float} is changed to %{vol_l_x2_float} %[U]{vol_l_x2_float}
|
657 |
Writing %[L]{vol_l_y2_float}... |
658 |
%[L]{vol_l_y2_float} is changed to %{vol_l_y2_float} %[U]{vol_l_y2_float}
|
659 |
Writing %[L]{sensor_l_to_x_float}... |
660 |
%[L]{sensor_l_to_x_float} is changed to %{mo.l_to_x} %[U]{sensor_l_to_x_float}
|
661 |
Writing %[L]{sensor_l_to_y_float}... |
662 |
%[L]{sensor_l_to_y_float} is changed to %{mo.l_to_y} %[U]{sensor_l_to_y_float}
|
663 |
Writing %[L]{dx_bottom_float}... |
664 |
%[L]{dx_bottom_float} is changed to %{mo.dx_bottom} %[U]{dx_bottom_float}
|
665 |
Writing %[L]{dy_bottom_float}... |
666 |
%[L]{dy_bottom_float} is changed to %{mo.dy_bottom} %[U]{dy_bottom_float}
|
667 |
Writing %[L]{mo.fl_useinclin}... |
668 |
%[L]{mo.fl_useinclin} is changed to %{mo.fl_useinclin} %[U]{mo.fl_useinclin}
|
669 |
Writing %[L]{mo.angle_x}... |
670 |
%[L]{mo.angle_x} is changed to %{mo.angle_x} %[U]{mo.angle_x}
|
671 |
Writing %[L]{mo.angle_y}... |
672 |
%[L]{mo.angle_y} is changed to %{mo.angle_y} %[U]{mo.angle_y}
|
673 |
Writing %[L]{mo.angle_horiz}... |
674 |
%[L]{mo.angle_horiz} is changed to %{mo.angle_horiz} %[U]{mo.angle_horiz}
|
675 |
%[L]{vessel_type} is %{vessel_type}
|
676 |
Getting %[L]{relay_setpoint_1}... |
677 |
Getting %[L]{relay_setpoint_2}... |
678 |
Getting %[L]{relay_hysteresis}... |
679 |
Getting %[L]{relay_1_control_value}... |
680 |
Getting %[L]{relay_1_status_mask}... |
681 |
Getting %[L]{relay_2_control_value}... |
682 |
Getting %[L]{relay_2_status_mask}... |
683 |
Writing %[L]{relay_setpoint_1}... |
684 |
%[L]{relay_setpoint_1} is changed to %{relay_setpoint_1} %[U]{relay_setpoint_1}
|
685 |
Writing %[L]{relay_setpoint_2}... |
686 |
%[L]{relay_setpoint_2} is changed to %{relay_setpoint_2} %[U]{relay_setpoint_2}
|
687 |
Writing %[L]{relay_hysteresis}... |
688 |
%[L]{relay_hysteresis} is changed to %{relay_hysteresis} %[U]{relay_hysteresis}
|
689 |
Writing %[L]{relay_1_control_value}... |
690 |
%[L]{relay_1_control_value} is changed to %{relay_1_control_value}
|
691 |
Writing %[L]{relay_1_status_mask}... |
692 |
%[L]{relay_1_status_mask} is changed to %{relay_1_status_mask}
|
693 |
Writing %[L]{relay_2_control_value}... |
694 |
%[L]{relay_2_control_value} is changed to %{relay_2_control_value}
|
695 |
Writing %[L]{relay_2_status_mask}... |
696 |
%[L]{relay_2_status_mask} is changed to %{relay_2_status_mask}
|
697 |
Relay Module absent |
698 |
Getting %[L]{zl0}... |
699 |
Getting %[L]{one_coef_length}... |
700 |
Read compressed spectrum... |
701 |
Parsing Main Header... |
702 |
Error: main Header is to long |
703 |
Decode spectrum... |
704 |
Error: First Coefficient Number in current Block is less than last Coefficient Number in previous Block |
705 |
Error: 1 Current Source Index out of Range (%{current_src_index}) |
706 |
Error: 2 Current Source Index out of Range (%{current_src_index}) |
707 |
Decoded %{i} points of Spectrum... |
708 |
Read Minimum Amplitude Line... |
709 |
Decode Minimum Amplitude Line... |
710 |
Decoded %{mal_points} points of Minimum Amplitude Line... |