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Reference ID	String
0	Event History
1	The history of the 10 most recent diagnostic events.
2	Event Log
3	Allows for viewing of the 10 most recent diagnostic indicators.
4
5	Event
6	Date
7	Time
8	Duration
9	Refresh Event History
10	Displays a history of most recent diagnostic events. For each event, the time when the event occurred and the duration of the event are shown. The table of history events displays the most recent event at the top with successively preceding events in descending order. Use Set Clock (in transmitter) if actual Dates and Times are not shown. Last column displays s = seconds and h = hours.
11	Reset Event History
12	Clears entries in Event History and resets the run time to zero.
13	Set Clock
14	Sets the Real-Time Clock in the device.
15	Date Occurred
16	Time Occurred
17	Runtime
18	Status
19	Describes a diagnostic event.
20	OK
21	Software Error
22	RAM Error
23	ADC Failure
24	EEPROM Error
25	Analog Board Error
26	Analog Output Error
27	Spare Indicator 1
28	Default Parameters
29	No Probe
30	No Fiducial
31	No Echoes
32	Echo Lost
33	Spare Indicator 2
34	EoP Above PrbeEnd
35	Lvl Below PrbeEnd
36	EoP Below PrbeEnd
37	Safety Zone Alarm
38	Config Conflict
39	High Volume Alarm
40	High Flow Alarm
41	Spare Indicator 3
42	Initializing
43	Analog Output Fixed
44	Config Changed
45	Spare Indicator 4
46	Spare Indicator 5
47	Spare Indicator 6
48	Ramp Interval Error
49	High Elec Temp
50	Low Elec Temp
51	Calibration Req'd
52	Echo Reject Invalid
53	Spare Indicator 7
54	Inferred Level
55	Adjust Analog Outpt
56	Totalizer Data Lost
57	No Probe Target
58	Low Supply Voltage
59	Dry Probe
60	Bad Target Location
61	Low Echo Strength
62	Low Ifc Echo Str
63	Max Jump Exceeded
64	Spare Indicator 10
65	Sequence Record
66	Unknown
67	The date on which the event occurred.
68	The time at which the event occurred.
69	.3f
70	The system runtime at which the event occurred.
71	When a diagnostic is cleared, the difference between the present elapsed time and the time recorded when the event occurred is recorded as the duration.
72	.0f
73	s
74	h
75	Trend Data
76	Graph for displaying real-time trend data, or data logged and saved in transmitter. Both X and Y axes may be adjusted by mouse using left-click or right-click. Comments may be added for up to 250 characters. Various Data trends may be switched On/Off.
77	Level
78	Ifc Level
79	Upr Thickness
80	Volume
81	Head
82	Distance
83	Flow
84	Loop Current
85	PV % Range
86	Echo Strength
87	Ifc Echo Strength
88	mA
89	Level of material on the probe. (When in interface mode, this value corresponds to the level of the upper surface.)
90	.1f
91	.2f
92	Level of liquid-liquid interface. (When no interface is present, this value corresponds to the level of product in the vessel.)
93	Thickness of the upper liquid layer.
94	Volume of product in the vessel.
95	Height of liquid in a flume or weir.
96	Distance from the sensor reference point to the upper surface level.
97	.4f
98	Analog Output
99	Allows for configuration of the 4/20mA Analog Output, which includes the Poll Address, Analog Output Mode, and trimming of the loop.
100	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.
101	%
102	Relative strength of the level signal being detected. (When in the interface mode, this value corresponds to the strength of the upper level signal.)
103	Relative strength of the interface level signal.
104	Data Log Setup
105	Used for unattended capture and storage of data in transmitter. 1- Enter Advanced Password 2- Choose parameter(s) to be logged 3- Ensure device is reading correct time. If necessary, use Set Device Clock before proceeding 4- Enter Start Date and Time 5- Enter Stop Date and Time 6- Record Interval (secs): minimum interval will be calculated based on number of parameters and duration of recording period; Interval may be lengthened but not shortened. If Interval is too long to be effective, reduce number of Parameters and/or Duration of recording. 7- Press Apply to save settings
106	Save Data Log Params
107
108	Save Data Log Time
109
110	Trending Variables
111	Listing of Device Variables that can be selected to be saved in the internal data log feature of the device.
112	Off
113	On
114	Time Setup
115	A menu that allows the user to set the time span and sample interval for the Data Log.
116	Present
117	Start
118	Stop
119	Interval (minutes)
120	Start Date
121	The date on which event recording starts.
122	Stop Date
123	The date on which event recording stops.
124	Start Time
125	The time at which event recording starts.
126	Stop Time
127	The time at which event recording stops.
128	The interval between time-based recordings.
129	OKtoChangeDatalog
130	Success
131	Value was too high
132	Value was too low
133	Too few data bytes received
134	Real-time clock has not been set.
135	Set to nearest possible value
136	Access restricted
137	Echo Curves
138	Offers viewing and manipulation of Echo Curve (and Echo Rejection curve) via most commonly used configuration parameters. X-axis may be viewed as Level or Distance. Both X and Y axes may be adjusted by mouse using left-click or right-click. Comments may be added for up to 250 characters. Various Markers may be switched On/Off. Saving an Echo Curve under a fault condition is important for accurate troubleshooting.
139	Zoom
140	Allows user to zoom in and out of a specific portion of the Echo Curve.
141	Parameters
142	Echo Rejection
143	Option which, when Enabled, allows for unwanted signals to be ignored. Before enabling this feature, ensure false targets have been minimized by optimizing Echo Margin value.
144	Echo History
145	Allows viewing and configuration of the Echo History screen. This includes viewing multiple Echo Curves captured in Device and/or saved as a computer File. Comments may be added for up to 250 characters. Various Markers may be switched On/Off. Echo History Setup allows configuration of automated Echo captures stored in the transmitter (maximum 9). Default setting is Enabled and triggered by Events.
146	Echo History Setup
147	Used for unattended Echo capture and storage in transmitter. 1- Enter Advanced Password 2- Choose Echo History Mode; Default is Events (typical) 3- Choose parameter(s) by which echo capture will be triggered; Default is all 4- If Echo History Mode is Time or Events & Time, ensure device is reading correct time. If necessary, use Set Device Clock before proceeding 5- If necessary, enter Start Date and Time 6- If necessary, enter Stop Date and Time 7- Press Apply to save settings
148	Echo Graph
149	Curve 1
150	Curve 2
151	Fiducial Position
152	Blocking Distance Position
153	Level Position
154	Ifc Level Position
155	Sensor Ref Position
156	EoP Position
157	Lvl Thresh Value
158	Ifc Lvl Thresh Value
159	EoP Thresh Value
160	PV Setpoints
161	Distance from Sensor Ref Position
162	Echo Strength
163	Invalid selection
164	No fiducial
165	No level echo
166	Summary data not ready
167	Waveform mismatch
168	Less than 70 valid points
169	Echo data not ready
170	Interval too small
171	Interval too large
172	Refresh Echo Curve Graph
173	Click to refresh Echo Curve.
174	Zoom Echo Curve Graph
175	Refresh Echo History Graph
176	Zoom Echo History Graph
177	New Rejection Curve
178	Echo Rejection procedure for creating a new echo rejection curve. If the correct level location is not presented, ensure that the installation dimensional information is correct. If the correct location is not displayed, enter the correct media location.
179	Save Ref Echo Curve
180	Method to save a reference echo curve in the device. The reference echo curve will be retained until over-written by a new reference echo curve.
181	Refresh Echo History Log
182	Method to re-read the echo history summary.
183	Delete Echo History Log
184	Allows the History information to be cleared and reset.
185	Displays the Live Echo curve.
186	Live
187	Displays the Echo Rejection curve.
188	None
189	Echo Rejection
190	Echo Reference
191	Echo History 1
192	Echo History 2
193	Echo History 3
194	Echo History 4
195	Echo History 5
196	Echo History 6
197	Echo History 7
198	Echo History 8
199	Echo History 9
200	Curve Selection
201	Runtime for requested curve
202	Distance between Points in Curve
203	Curve Start
204	Curve End
205	Fiducial Position
206	Sensor Reference Position
207	Blocking Distance
208	Level Position
209	Interface Level Position
210	End Of Probe Position
211	4 mA Setpoint
212	20 mA Setpoint
213	Level Offset
214	Slope Start Value
215	Slope Start Distance
216	Slope End Distance
217	Level Threshold
218	Interface Level Threshold
219	End Of Probe Threshold
220	Waveform index
221	X-axis minimum
222	X-axis maximum
223	Ifc Level Bottom
224	Sensor Ref Position
225	EOP Position
226	Interface Threshold
227	EOP Threshold
228	Start Index
229	Tick Y-axis maximum
230	Tick Y-axis minimum
231	Level
232	Level of material in vessel. When interface is present, this value corresponds to the level of the upper surface.
233	Echo History Log
234	Listing of echo curves saved in the device.
235	Disabled
236	Enabled
237	Not Saved
238	Saved
239	Time
240	Echo History Mode
241	Selection to save echo curves based on time intervals or selected diagnostic events.
242	Events
243	Events & Time
244	Event Triggers
245	Listing of diagnostic indicators that can be selected to trigger an automatic saving of an echo curve.
246	Time Triggers
247	Listing of parameters to control time-based automatic saving of echo curves.
248	Model
249	Model - References the type of Field Device, usually an advertised model number, that is unique to a single manufacturer.
250	Eclipse Model 700 Level Transmitter
251	Manufacturer
252	Manufacturer Identification Code - References a specific manufacturer, which is usually a company name, that is responsible for the manufacture of this Field Device.
253	Magnetrol
254	Distributor
255	Private Label Distributor - References the company that is responsible for the distribution of this Field Device to customers.
256	Loop Current Mode
257	Loop Current Mode - Indicates whether the loop current is active or fixed (i.e. the device is in multi-drop).
258	Disabled (Fixed)
259	Enabled (PV)
260	Device Status
261	Field Device Status - Data indicating that the Field Device has detected condition(s) in the Field Device relating to: its hardware / the validity of a variable / its operating status / an internal process.
262	PV Out of Limits
263	Process applied to the primary variable is outside the operating limits of the field device.
264	Non-PV Out of Limits
265	Process applied to the non-primary variable is outside the operating limits of the field device.
266	Loop Current Saturated
267	Analog output 1 and its digital representation are outside the operating range limits, and not responding to input.
268	Loop Current Fixed
269	Analog output 1 and its digital representation are in fixed mode, and not responsive to input changes.
270	More Status Available
271	Field device has more status available.
272	Cold Start
273	A reset or self test of the field device has occurred, or power has been removed and reapplied.
274	Configuration Changed
275	A modification has been made to the configuration of the field device.
276	Device Malfunction
277	Field device has malfunctioned due to a hardware error or failure.
278	Ext Dev Status
279	Extended Field Device Status - This provides additional Device Status information.
280	Failure
281	Function Check
282	Out of Spec
283	Maintenance required
284	Device variable alert
285	Critical Power Failure
286	Standardized Status 0
287	Simulation active
288	The device is in simulation mode and the level output is not representative of the process.
289	Non-Volatile memory failure
290	The Non-Volatile memory check is invalid or may be corrupt, or the battery of a battery-backed memory has failed.
291	Volatile memory error
292	The RAM memory check is invalid or may be corrupt.
293	Watchdog reset executed
294	A watchdog reset has been performed.
295	Voltage conditions out of range
296	A voltage condition is outside its allowable range.
297	Environmental conditions out of range
298	An internal or environmental condition is beyond acceptable limits.
299	Electronic failure
300	A hardware problem not related to the sensor has been detected.
301	Standardized Status 1
302	NE 107 Simulation active
303	The device is in simulation mode and the diagnostic indicators not representative of the device status.
304	Poll Address
305	Address used by the Host to identify a Field Device.
306	Tag
307	Tag - Text that is associated with the Field Device installation. This text can be used by the user in any way. A recommended use is as a unique label to a plant that correlates to a Field Device label, a plant drawing, or on a Control System. This variable is also used as a type of data link layer address handle.
308	Long Tag
309	Long Tag - Functions exactly like Tag except the size is larger (maximum of 32 ISO Latin 1 characters).
310	Descriptor
311	Descriptor - Text that is associated with the Field Device. This text can be used by the user in any way. There is no specific recommended use.
312	Date - Gregorian calendar date that is stored in the Field Device. This date can be used by the user in any way. There is no specific recommended use.
313	Message
314	Message - Text that is associated with the Field Device. This text can be used by the user in any way. There is no specific recommended use.
315	Dev id
316	Field Device Identification - Uniquely identifies the Field Device when combined with the Manufacturer Identification and Device Type. Therefore, this variable cannot be modified by the Host user.
317	Cfg chng count
318	Configuration Change Counter - This indicates the number of times the device's configuration or calibration has been changed by a host application or from a local operator interface.
319	Final asmbly num
320	Final Assembly Number - Number that is used for identification purposes, and is associated with the overall Field Device.
321	Universal Rev
322	Universal Revision - Revision of the Universal Device Description, to which the Field Device conforms.
323	Fld Dev Rev
324	Field Device Revision - Revision of the Field Device Specific Device Description, to which the Field Device conforms.
325	Software Rev
326	Field Device Software Revision - This revision corresponds to the firmware that is embedded in the Field Device.
327	Num Req Preams
328	Number of Request Preambles - Number of Preambles required from the Host request by the Field Device.
329	Response Code
330	Command Specific Response Code - Data that is returned in the Field Device response, that indicates the relative success of the Command sent in the Host request. This information may relate to the Data of the Host request or to the command itself.
331	Field device specific error
332	In write protect mode
333	Busy
334	Delayed response initiated
335	Delayed response running
336	Delayed response dead
337	Delayed response conflict
338	Command not implemented
339	Status Group 0
340	Diagnostic indicators displaying status of the device. Indicators are grouped in order of relative importance, with the most important first.
341	Unrecoverable error occurred in stored program. Contact Technical Support.
342	RAM (read/write) memory failing. Contact Technical Support.
343	Analog-to-digital converter failing. Contact Technical Support.
344	Non-volatile parameter storage failing. Contact Technical Support.
345	Unrecoverable hardware failure. Contact Technical Support.
346	Actual loop current deviates from commanded value. Analog output is inaccurate. Perform TRIM LOOP maintenance procedure.
347
348	All saved parameters are set to default values. Perform complete Device Setup.
349	Status Group 1
350	No probe connected. Attach a probe. Torque HF nut. Clean gold pin on transmitter and socket on probe.
351	Reference signal too weak to detect. Torque HF nut. Clean gold pin on transmitter and socket on probe. Check settings: Fiducial Gain, HF Cable Length, Window. Increase Fid Gain.
352	No signal detected anywhere on probe. Check settings: Dielectric Range, Sensitivity, EoP Thresh Value. Increase Sensitivity. Lower EoP Thresh. View Echo Curve.
353	Signal from the liquid too weak to detect. Check settings: Upr Dielectric, Blocking Distance, Sensitivity. Increase Sensitivity. View Echo Curve.
354	End of Probe appears above Probe Length. Check settings: Probe Length. Decrease Sensitivity. Increase Blocking Distance. View Echo Curve.
355	Level signal appears beyond Probe Length. (Possible water bottom situation) Check settings: Probe Model, Probe Length, Level Threshold = Fixed. Increase Sensitivity. View Echo Curve.
356	End of Probe appears beyond Probe Length. Check settings: Probe Length, Dielectric Range. Increase Sensitivity. View Echo Curve.
357	Status Group 2
358	Risk of echo loss if liquid rises above Blocking Distance. Ensure that liquid cannot reach Blocking Distance.
359	Selections of Measurement Type and PV are incompatible. Change Measurement Type and/or PV to appropriate settings.
360	Volume calculated from Level reading exceeds capacity of vessel or custom table. Check settings: Vessel Dimensions, Custom Table entries.
361	Flow calculated from Distance reading exceeds capacity of flow element or custom table. Check settings: Flow Element, Gen Eqn Factors, Custom Table entries.
362	Distance measurement is inaccurate while internal filters are settling. Wait for up to 10 seconds.
363	Loop current not following PV. May be caused by existing alarm condition, ongoing Loop test or Trim Loop operations. If unexpected, check setting: Loop Current Mode. Ensure not in Loop Test.
364	A parameter has been modified from the User Interface. If desired, reset Config Changed indicator in ADVANCED CONFIG.
365	Status Group 3
366	Internal signal timing out of limits causing inaccurate distance measurement. Check accuracy of Distance reading. Replace transmitter electronics.
367	Electronics too hot. May compromise Distance measurement or damage instrument. Shield transmitter from heat source or increase air circulation. Locate transmitter remotely in a cooler area.
368	Electronics too cold. May compromise Distance measurement or damage instrument. Insulate transmitter. Locate transmitter remotely in a warmer area.
369	Factory calibration has been lost. Measurement accuracy is diminished. Return transmitter to factory for recalibration.
370	Echo Rejection inoperative. May report erroneous Level readings. Upr Echo may be lost near top of probe. Save a fresh Echo Rejection Curve.
371	Status Group 4
372	Distance measurement calculated indirectly from probe elongation. Level reading is only approximate. Verify Level reading. If incorrect, compare Dielectric Range against EoP Dielectric reading.
373	Loop current is inaccurate. Perform TRIM LOOP maintenance procedure.
374	Non-volatile Totalizer Data storage failing. Contact Technical Support.
375	Automatic vapor compensation is not operational either because liquid level is too high or probe has no target. Check settings: Probe Model, Assure that liquid level remains well below target. Consult I&O manual for limits.
376	Transmitter has calculated there is a potential issue due to an inadequate power supply or high loop resistance. Verify loop resistance Replace loop power supply.
377	No liquid is contacting probe. Level at unknown distance beyond probe. If unexpected, verify proper probe length for application.
378	Target not found at location entered by Factory Param 2. Verify entered target location matches actual location. Adjust Factory Param 2 as required.
379	Status Group 5
380	Risk of Upr Echo Lost due to weak signal. Check settings: Dielectric Range, Sensitivity. View Echo Curve.
381	Risk of Ifc Echo Lost due to weak signal. Check settings: Dielectric Range, Sensitivity. View Echo Curve.
382	The transmitter output value has jumped over a large distance (based on Max Level Jump parameter) from the last valid echo to a new Level echo. Often this is caused by multiple echoes or other false target reflections near the top of the probe that can confuse the device. Ensure Dielectric, Blocking Distance, and Threshold settings are correct for application.
383
384	A Sequence Record number has been stored in Event Log. If desired, report Sequence Record number to Technical Support.
385	PV
386	Primary Variable - Digital representation that tracks the Analog Output Number 1, under normal operating modes.
387	SV
388	Secondary Variable - Digital representation that tracks the Analog Output (if it exists) Number 2, under normal operating modes.
389	TV
390	Tertiary Variable - Digital representation that tracks the Analog Output (if it exists) Number 3, under normal operating modes.
391	QV
392	4th Variable - Digital representation that tracks the Analog Output (if it exists) Number 4, under normal operating modes.
393	Upper Range Value
394	Upper Range Value (20 mA setpoint) - 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 from which the alarms associated with the Analog Value, and the alarms associated with the Digital Value representation are derived.
395	Lower Range Value
396	Lower Range Value (4 mA setpoint) - 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 from which the alarms associated with the Analog Value and the alarms associated with the Digital Value representation are derived.
397	Analog Alarm Selection
398	Analog Output 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.
399	High
400	Low
401	Hold Last Output Value
402	Loop Current - loop current value as perceived by the device.
403	8.2f
404	Variable to trim
405	Device Variable Trim Code - An index that identifies a Field Device Variable that supports the trim procedure.
406	PV is
407	Primary Index into Dynamic Variables Array - An index location, that indicates which Field Device dynamic variable has been mapped into the Primary Variable dynamic variable.
408	SV is
409	Secondary Index into Dynamic Variables Array - An index location, that indicates which Field Device dynamic variable has been mapped into the Secondary Variable dynamic variable.
410	TV is
411	Tertiary Index into Dynamic Variables Array - An index location that indicates which Field Device dynamic variable has been mapped
412	4V is
413	Fourth Index into Dynamic Variables Array - An index location that indicates which Field Device dynamic variable has been mapped into the Fourth Variable dynamic variable.
414	Set loop to manual
415	Aborting return to normal
416	Leaving fixed current mode
417	Takes the Analog Output out of a mode where the output was a constant value, and returns the output to a mode where the output tracks the input.
418	Trim warning
419	Analog Output Test
420	Allows the User to manually manipulate the Analog Output to a selected constant output value.
421	Level Units
422	Select units of measurement for the level output.
423	in
424	ft
425	mm
426	cm
427	m
428	Device Family
429	Indicates the family (i.e, pressure, temperature, flow, etc.) to which the device variable belongs.
430	Class
431	Indicates the unit code expansion table used for a particular dynamic or device variable.
432	PDQ
433	Indicates the overall process data quality of the device variable value.
434	LS
435	Indicates whether the device variable is limited (i.e., not responding to a process).
436	Family Status
437	Indicates additional status information on a device variable for a specific device family.
438	USL
439	Defines the maximum usable value for the Upper Range Value.
440	LSL
441	Defines the minimum usable value for the Lower Range Value.
442	Min Span
443	Defines the smallest allowable difference between the Upper Range Value and the Lower Range Value.
444	Damping
445	A damping factor (0-10 seconds) may be added to smooth the output in the event of turbulence.
446	Sensor S/N
447	Uniquely identifies the sensor from which the Digital Value representation or Field Device variable is primarily derived.
448	LS
449	Family Status
450	Min Span
451	Family Status
452	Volume Units
453	Select units of measurement for the volume output.
454	ft3
455	in3
456	gal
457	bbl
458	mL
459	L
460	m3
461	Device Family
462	Class
463	PDQ
464	LS
465	Family Status
466	USL
467	LSL
468	Min Span
469	Flow rate of the liquid moving across the probe.
470	Flow Units
471	Select units of measurement for the flow output.
472	cfs
473	cfm
474	cfh
475	GPM
476	GPH
477	MGD
478	L/s
479	L/m
480	L/h
481	m3h
482	Class
483	USL
484	PDQ
485	LS
486	Family Status
487	NR Totalizer Value
488	Displays accumulated flow for the Non-Resettable Totalizer.
489	.5f
490	.6f
491	Totalizer Units
492	Select accumulated flow units for NR totalizer.
493	MG
494	ML
495	R Totalizer Value
496	Displays accumulated flow for the Resettable Totalizer.
497	Echo Strength Units
498	Temperature
499	The present temperature of the electronics.
500	Temperature Units
501	°C
502	°F
503	Family Status
504	Class
505	Buildup
506	A relative measure of buildup on the probe. Displayed for diagnostic purposes only. (Used for proactive cleaning)
507	Buildup Units
508	USL
509	LSL
510	1.0f
511	Failure Alarm Delay
512	Delay that can be added to loop failure condition. This delay can be used to ignore nuisance, short term alarms. Initial setting of this delay should be short, e.g., 1-2 seconds.
513	Magnetrol S/N
514	Serial number of the electronics contained in this transmitter.
515	Date/Time/Initials
516	When and by whom calibration was performed.
517	Hardware Rev.
518	This revision corresponds to the electronics that are used in the Field Device.
519	Firmware Rev.
520	This revision corresponds to the software or firmware that is embedded in the Field Device.
521	Enter Password
522	There are three levels of Password protection: User, Advanced and Factory. User Password protects typical setup parameters; Advanced Password protects parameters that are changed in special cases; Factory Password protects parameters that should never be changed in the field. Default User Password = 0 (none). To change User Password go to Device Setup/Advanced Config/New User Password. If User Password is changed from 0 an encrypted value is shown for reference. Contact Tech Support for decryption of this value if password is forgotten.
523	5u
524	New User Password
525	User Password protects typical setup parameters. Default User Password = 0 (none). If User Password is changed from 0 an encrypted value is shown for reference. Contact Tech Support for decryption of this value if password is forgotten. To change User Password, enter present user password in Enter Password box then enter new password here.
526	NAP Value
527	Advanced Password protects more complex setup parameters available to user. An encrypted value is shown for reference. Contact Tech Support for decryption of this value is not known. To change Advanced Password, enter present advanced password in Enter Password box then enter new password here. To change User Password go to Setup/Advanced Config/New User Password.
528	Lvl 4mA Set Point
529	Lower Range Value (4 mA setpoint) - 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 from which the alarms associated with the Analog Value and the alarms associated with the Digital Value representation are derived.
530	Lvl 20mA Set Point
531	Upper Range Value (20 mA setpoint) - 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 from which the alarms associated with the Analog Value, and the alarms associated with the Digital Value representation are derived.
532	Ifc 4mA Set Point
533	Ifc 20mA Set Point
534	Thk 4mA Set Point
535	Thk 20mA Set Point
536	Vol 4mA Set Point
537	Vol 20mA Set Point
538	Flow 4mA Set Point
539	Flow 20mA Set Point
540	Description
541	Probe Model
542	Type of probe connected to the transmitter, as shown by the first four digits of the probe model number on the nameplate. Refer to the I/O Manual for additional information regarding different Probe Models.
543	7ZF Sngl Rod Tanks
544	7ZP Coax HP
545	7ZT Coax Std
546	7Z1 Sngl Flex Std
547	Probe Coating
548	Presence of PFA coating on the probe rod.
549	None (Bare)
550	PFA Coated
551	Probe Mount
552	Mounting style of probe process connection.
553	NPT
554	BSP
555	Flange
556	NPT/Flushing
557	BSP/Flushing
558	Flange/Flushing
559	Hygienic
560	Mount 8
561	Mount 9
562	Mount 10
563	Measurement Type
564	The desired measurement mode of operation. (Selection of Measurement Type may be constrained by the Probe Model.)
565	Level Only
566	Interface & Level
567	Volume & Level
568	Flow
569	Dielectric Range
570	A broad gain setting. The parameter selects the range bounding the dielectric constant of the medium being measured. For interface measurement mode, it selects the range bounding the dielectric constant of the lower liquid medium. Choose range 'Below 1.7' for very light hydrocarbons such as butane and propane. Choose range '1.7 - 3' for typical hydrocarbons and oils. Choose range '3 - 10' for amines. Choose range 'Above 10' for water-based applications. If uncertain, chose lower range setting for additional signal strength. (Some ranges may not be selectable depending on the probe model.)
571	Below 1.7
572	1.7 - 3.0
573	3 - 10
574	Above 10
575	Probe Length
576	Distance from probe reference point to end of probe. Up to 100 feet maximum depending on Probe Model. (Probe reference point is bottom of NPT Threads, top of BSP Threads, or face of flange.)
577	Level Offset
578	Desired level reading when liquid surface is at the tip of the probe. (Range is -25 feet [7.6 meters] to +75 feet [22 meters].)
579	Level Trim
580	An offset value to be used to force the transmitter to output the exact Level or Distance. This should only be used after all parameters have been entered correctly, and it has been confirmed that the transmitter is tracking the correct level.
581	Blocking Distance
582	Distance below the reference point within which level is ignored. (Operation is undefined when the liquid level is within the blocking distance.)
583	Safety Zone Alarm
584	Defines how the Analog Output will respond when the transmitter detects a level within the Safety Zone. Enable fault to ensure safe, reliable high-level readings in critical applications. (Recommendation is to use Latch 3.6 or Latch 22, so the unit will remain in alarm until it is manually cleared with the SZ Alarm Reset.)
585	None
586	3.6 mA
587	22 mA
588	Latch 3.6 mA
589	Latch 22 mA
590	Safety Zone Height
591	Enter a distance that defines a safety zone just below the Blocking Distance. If Safety Zone Fault is enabled, the transmitter will report a fault if the level rises into this zone.
592	Sensitivity
593	Present Sensitivity (gain) of the instrument. Default setting depends on Dielectric parameter and is suitable for most installations. Refer to I & O manual before adjusting.
594	Lvl Thresh Mode
595	Selects the negative signal threshold control for measuring the upper level pulse. Use 'Fixed' unless certain that there is only one medium present in the vessel.
596	Auto Largest
597	Fixed Value
598	Auto Upper
599	Sloped
600	Lvl Sloped Start Value
601	Relative setting of the initial threshold for detecting level near the sensor reference point. Default setting is suitable for most installations. Refer to I & O manual before adjusting.
602	Sloped Start Distance
603	Location of the start of the sloped threshold. Default setting is suitable for most installations. Refer to I & O manual before adjusting.
604	Relative setting of the threshold for detecting level. Default setting is suitable for most installations. Refer to I & O manual before adjusting.
605	Auto Upper Limit
606	The level threshold will not be adjusted when Echo Strength exceeds this value. Ideally set between the Echo Amplitudes of the level and the water bottom.
607	Sloped End Distance
608	Location of the end of the sloped threshold. Default setting is suitable for most installations. Refer to I & O manual before adjusting.
609	Vapor Dielectric
610	For manual compensation mode, the value entered is used as the dielectric constant of the vapor. (Range is 1.0 to 10)
611	Upr Dielectric
612	For interface mode, the value entered is used as the dielectric constant of the upper liquid medium. (Range is 1.2 to 10)
613	Ifc Lvl Thresh Mode
614	Selects signal threshold control for measuring liquid-liquid interface level. Use 'Auto Largest' for sensing transition from lower to higher dielectric liquids.
615	Relative setting of the threshold for detecting interface level. Default setting is suitable for most installations. Refer to I & O manual before adjusting.
616	EoP Thresh Mode
617	Threshold for detecting an End of Probe signal. Default setting is suitable for most installations. Refer to I & O manual before adjusting.
618	Relative setting of the threshold for detecting end of probe. Default setting is suitable for most installations. Refer to I & O manual before adjusting.
619	Fiducial Gain
620	Factory parameter. Displayed for diagnostic purposes only.
621	Max Level Jump
622	Used to evaluate if the distance change since the last measurement is excessive. If the distance change was excessive, the "Max Jump Exceeded" diagnostic will be annunciated.
623	Fid Thresh Value
624	Threshold for detecting fiducial. Default setting is suitable for most installations. Refer to I & O manual before adjusting.
625	EoP Analysis
626	Optional measurement mode which allows for liquid level to be inferred based on position of the End-of-Probe Signal. (Should only be invoked after contacting Technical Support.)
627	EoP Polarity
628	Specifies whether positive-going or negative-going signals are to be used as the End-of-Probe (EOP). Contact Technical Support for assistance.
629	Positive
630	Negative
631	EoP Dielectric
632	Allows for manual entry of the material dielectric constant based on End of Probe position. (Range is 1.2 - 1.4) Contact Technical Support for assistance.
633	EoP Distance
634	The measured distance from the sensor reference point to the end of probe.
635	EoP Measured Diel
636	The product dielectric constant as calculated by the transmitter based on the end of probe location. (Displayed for diagnostic purposes only.)
637	Fixed Loop Current
638	Parameter used to set the value of the fixed output current.
639	SZ Hysteresis
640	Level must fall this distance below Safety Zone to clear a Safety Zone Fault. Default setting is suitable for most installations. Refer to I & O manual before adjusting.
641	Seal to SRP Trim
642	Used on non-standard probes to adjust the seal face to Sensor Reference Point distance. Contact Technical Support before adjusting.
643	Vessel Type
644	Shape of vessel. (Used when Measurement Type = Volume)
645	Rectangular
646	Horizontal/Flat
647	Horizontal/Elliptical
648	Horizontal/Spherical
649	Spherical
650	Vertical/Flat
651	Vertical/Elliptical
652	Vertical/Spherical
653	Vertical/Conical
654	Custom Table
655	Radius
656	Radius of the cylindrical/spherical portion of the vessel.
657	Ellipse Depth
658	Depth of the elliptical portion of the vessel.
659	Conical Height
660	Height of the conical portion of the vessel.
661	Width
662	Horizontal width of the rectangular vessel.
663	Length
664	Horizontal length of the rectangular vessel or of the cylindrical portion of a vessel with elliptical or spherical ends.
665	Custom Table Type
666	Linear or Spline interpolation is performed between strapping table points.
667	Linear
668	Spline
669	Level Input Source
670	Level portion of strapping table can be entered manually from the keypad or automatically from the sensor.
671	Keypad
672	Sensor
673	Custom Table Length
674	Number of valid level-volume pairs in the volume custom table. A level-volume pair is valid if both values are greater than all preceding level-volume pairs (30 points maximum).
675	Point 01 Level
676	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 01 Volume.
677	Point 02 Level
678	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 02 Volume.
679	Point 03 Level
680	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 03 Volume.
681	Point 04 Level
682	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 04 Volume.
683	Point 05 Level
684	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 05 Volume.
685	Point 06 Level
686	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 06 Volume.
687	Point 07 Level
688	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 07 Volume.
689	Point 08 Level
690	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 08 Volume.
691	Point 09 Level
692	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 09 Volume.
693	Point 10 Level
694	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 10 Volume.
695	Point 11 Level
696	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 11 Volume.
697	Point 12 Level
698	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 12 Volume.
699	Point 13 Level
700	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 13 Volume.
701	Point 14 Level
702	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 14 Volume.
703	Point 15 Level
704	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 15 Volume.
705	Point 16 Level
706	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 16 Volume.
707	Point 17 Level
708	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 17 Volume.
709	Point 18 Level
710	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 18 Volume.
711	Point 19 Level
712	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 19 Volume.
713	Point 20 Level
714	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 20 Volume.
715	Point 21 Level
716	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 21 Volume.
717	Point 22 Level
718	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 22 Volume.
719	Point 23 Level
720	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 23 Volume.
721	Point 24 Level
722	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 24 Volume.
723	Point 25 Level
724	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 25 Volume.
725	Point 26 Level
726	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 26 Volume.
727	Point 27 Level
728	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 27 Volume.
729	Point 28 Level
730	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 28 Volume.
731	Point 29 Level
732	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 29 Volume.
733	Point 30 Level
734	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 30 Volume.
735	Point 01 Volume
736	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 01 Level.
737	Point 02 Volume
738	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 02 Level.
739	Point 03 Volume
740	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 03 Level.
741	Point 04 Volume
742	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 04 Level.
743	Point 05 Volume
744	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 05 Level.
745	Point 06 Volume
746	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 06 Level.
747	Point 07 Volume
748	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 07 Level.
749	Point 08 Volume
750	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 08 Level.
751	Point 09 Volume
752	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 09 Level.
753	Point 10 Volume
754	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 10 Level.
755	Point 11 Volume
756	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 11 Level.
757	Point 12 Volume
758	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 12 Level.
759	Point 13 Volume
760	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 13 Level.
761	Point 14 Volume
762	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 14 Level.
763	Point 15 Volume
764	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 15 Level.
765	Point 16 Volume
766	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 16 Level.
767	Point 17 Volume
768	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 17 Level.
769	Point 18 Volume
770	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 18 Level.
771	Point 19 Volume
772	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 19 Level.
773	Point 20 Volume
774	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 20 Level.
775	Point 21 Volume
776	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 21 Level.
777	Point 22 Volume
778	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 22 Level.
779	Point 23 Volume
780	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 23 Level.
781	Point 24 Volume
782	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 24 Level.
783	Point 25 Volume
784	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 25 Level.
785	Point 26 Volume
786	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 26 Level.
787	Point 27 Volume
788	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 27 Level.
789	Point 28 Volume
790	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 28 Level.
791	Point 29 Volume
792	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 29 Level.
793	Point 30 Volume
794	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Point 30 Level.
795	Flow Element
796	Type of Flow Element. (Used when Measurement Type = Flow)
797	Palmer-Bowlus Flume
798	Parshall Flume
799	V-notch Weir
800	Rect Weir with Ends
801	Rect Weir w/o Ends
802	Cipolletti Weir
803	Generic Equation
804	Custom Table
805	Flume Channel Width
806	Width of Palmer-Bowlus Flume.
807	4"
808	6"
809	8"
810	10"
811	12"
812	15"
813	18"
814	21"
815	24"
816	27"
817	30"
818	Flume Channel Width
819	Width of Parshall Flume.
820	1"
821	2"
822	3"
823	9"
824	36"
825	48"
826	60"
827	72"
828	96"
829	120"
830	144"
831	V-Notch Weir Angle
832	Angle of V-Notch Weir in degrees.
833	22.5
834	30
835	45
836	60
837	90
838	120
839	Weir Crest Length
840	Horizontal length of the crest of the weir. (Range is 0 to 215 feet)
841	Reference Distance
842	The reference distance is the distance from the sensor reference point to the point of zero flow in the flow element.
843	Maximum Flow
844	Maximum flow is the largest value that will be displayed for flow. (It is calculated from the Maximum Head.)
845	Maximum Head
846	Maximum head is the highest level allowed for the selected flow element. (This value depends on which flow element is selected, and where the Model 700 is mounted.)
847	Low Flow Cutoff
848	Low flow cutoff will force a zero flow value when the head is below this point.
849	K
850	Factor K of the generic equation: Flow = K(L-CH)H^n where H = head.
851	L
852	Factor L of the generic equation: Flow = K(L-CH)H^n where H = head.
853	C
854	Factor C of the generic equation: Flow = K(L-CH)H^n where H = head.
855	n
856	Factor n of the generic equation: Flow = K(L-CH)H^n where H = head.
857	Number of valid level-flow pairs in the flow custom table. A level-flow pair is valid if both values are greater than all preceding level-flow pairs (30 points maximum).
858	Point 01 Head
859	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 01 Flow.
860	Point 02 Head
861	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 02 Flow.
862	Point 03 Head
863	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 03 Flow.
864	Point 04 Head
865	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 04 Flow.
866	Point 05 Head
867	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 05 Flow.
868	Point 06 Head
869	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 06 Flow.
870	Point 07 Head
871	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 07 Flow.
872	Point 08 Head
873	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 08 Flow.
874	Point 09 Head
875	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 09 Flow.
876	Point 10 Head
877	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 10 Flow.
878	Point 11 Head
879	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 11 Flow.
880	Point 12 Head
881	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 12 Flow.
882	Point 13 Head
883	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 13 Flow.
884	Point 14 Head
885	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 14 Flow.
886	Point 15 Head
887	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 15 Flow.
888	Point 16 Head
889	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 16 Flow.
890	Point 17 Head
891	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 17 Flow.
892	Point 18 Head
893	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 18 Flow.
894	Point 19 Head
895	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 19 Flow.
896	Point 20 Head
897	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 20 Flow.
898	Point 21 Head
899	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 21 Flow.
900	Point 22 Head
901	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 22 Flow.
902	Point 23 Head
903	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 23 Flow.
904	Point 24 Head
905	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 24 Flow.
906	Point 25 Head
907	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 25 Flow.
908	Point 26 Head
909	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 26 Flow.
910	Point 27 Head
911	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 27 Flow.
912	Point 28 Head
913	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 28 Flow.
914	Point 29 Head
915	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 29 Flow.
916	Point 30 Head
917	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 30 Flow.
918	Point 01 Flow
919	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 01 Head.
920	Point 02 Flow
921	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 02 Head.
922	Point 03 Flow
923	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 03 Head.
924	Point 04 Flow
925	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 04 Head.
926	Point 05 Flow
927	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 05 Head.
928	Point 06 Flow
929	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 06 Head.
930	Point 07 Flow
931	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 07 Head.
932	Point 08 Flow
933	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 08 Head.
934	Point 09 Flow
935	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 09 Head.
936	Point 10 Flow
937	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 10 Head.
938	Point 11 Flow
939	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 11 Head.
940	Point 12 Flow
941	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 12 Head.
942	Point 13 Flow
943	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 13 Head.
944	Point 14 Flow
945	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 14 Head.
946	Point 15 Flow
947	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 15 Head.
948	Point 16 Flow
949	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 16 Head.
950	Point 17 Flow
951	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 17 Head.
952	Point 18 Flow
953	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 18 Head.
954	Point 19 Flow
955	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 19 Head.
956	Point 20 Flow
957	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 20 Head.
958	Point 21 Flow
959	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 21 Head.
960	Point 22 Flow
961	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 22 Head.
962	Point 23 Flow
963	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 23 Head.
964	Point 24 Flow
965	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 24 Head.
966	Point 25 Flow
967	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 25 Head.
968	Point 26 Flow
969	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 26 Head.
970	Point 27 Flow
971	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 27 Head.
972	Point 28 Flow
973	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 28 Head.
974	Point 29 Flow
975	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 29 Head.
976	Point 30 Flow
977	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 30 Head.
978	Level Table Mode
979	Enables Level Custom Table operation.
980	Number of valid level-level pairs in the level table. A level-level pair is valid if both values are greater than all preceding level-level pairs (30 points maximum).
981	Custom Table
982	Point
983
984	Raw Level
985	Adjusted Level
986	Point 01 Raw Level
987	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 01 Raw Level.
988	Point 02 Raw Level
989	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 02 Raw Level.
990	Point 03 Raw Level
991	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 03 Raw Level.
992	Point 04 Raw Level
993	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 04 Raw Level.
994	Point 05 Raw Level
995	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 05 Raw Level.
996	Point 06 Raw Level
997	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 06 Raw Level.
998	Point 07 Raw Level
999	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 07 Raw Level.
1000	Point 08 Raw Level
1001	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 08 Raw Level.
1002	Point 09 Raw Level
1003	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 09 Raw Level.
1004	Point 10 Raw Level
1005	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 10 Raw Level.
1006	Point 11 Raw Level
1007	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 11 Raw Level.
1008	Point 12 Raw Level
1009	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 12 Raw Level.
1010	Point 13 Raw Level
1011	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 13 Raw Level.
1012	Point 14 Raw Level
1013	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 14 Raw Level.
1014	Point 15 Raw Level
1015	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 15 Raw Level.
1016	Point 16 Raw Level
1017	Point 17 Raw Level
1018	Point 18 Raw Level
1019	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 18 Raw Level.
1020	Point 19 Raw Level
1021	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 19 Raw Level.
1022	Point 20 Raw Level
1023	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 20 Raw Level.
1024	Point 21 Raw Level
1025	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 21 Raw Level.
1026	Point 22 Raw Level
1027	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 22 Raw Level.
1028	Point 23 Raw Level
1029	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 23 Raw Level.
1030	Point 24 Raw Level
1031	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 24 Raw Level.
1032	Point 25 Raw Level
1033	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 25 Raw Level.
1034	Point 26 Raw Level
1035	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 26 Raw Level.
1036	Point 27 Raw Level
1037	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 27 Raw Level.
1038	Point 28 Raw Level
1039	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 28 Raw Level.
1040	Point 29 Raw Level
1041	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 29 Raw Level.
1042	Point 30 Raw Level
1043	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 30 Raw Level.
1044	Point 01 Adjusted Level
1045	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 01 Adjusted Level.
1046	Point 02 Adjusted Level
1047	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 02 Adjusted Level.
1048	Point 03 Adjusted Level
1049	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 03 Adjusted Level.
1050	Point 04 Adjusted Level
1051	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 04 Adjusted Level.
1052	Point 05 Adjusted Level
1053	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 05 Adjusted Level.
1054	Point 06 Adjusted Level
1055	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 06 Adjusted Level.
1056	Point 07 Adjusted Level
1057	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 07 Adjusted Level.
1058	Point 08 Adjusted Level
1059	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 08 Adjusted Level.
1060	Point 09 Adjusted Level
1061	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 09 Adjusted Level.
1062	Point 10 Adjusted Level
1063	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 10 Adjusted Level.
1064	Point 11 Adjusted Level
1065	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 11 Adjusted Level.
1066	Point 12 Adjusted Level
1067	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 12 Adjusted Level.
1068	Point 13 Adjusted Level
1069	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 13 Adjusted Level.
1070	Point 14 Adjusted Level
1071	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 14 Adjusted Level.
1072	Point 15 Adjusted Level
1073	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 15 Adjusted Level.
1074	Point 16 Adjusted Level
1075	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 16 Adjusted Level.
1076	Point 17 Adjusted Level
1077	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 17 Adjusted Level.
1078	Point 18 Adjusted Level
1079	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 18 Adjusted Level.
1080	Point 19 Adjusted Level
1081	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 19 Adjusted Level.
1082	Point 20 Adjusted Level
1083	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 20 Adjusted Level.
1084	Point 21 Adjusted Level
1085	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 21 Adjusted Level.
1086	Point 22 Adjusted Level
1087	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 22 Adjusted Level.
1088	Point 23 Adjusted Level
1089	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 23 Adjusted Level.
1090	Point 24 Adjusted Level
1091	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 24 Adjusted Level.
1092	Point 25 Adjusted Level
1093	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 25 Adjusted Level.
1094	Point 26 Adjusted Level
1095	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 26 Adjusted Level.
1096	Point 27 Adjusted Level
1097	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 27 Adjusted Level.
1098	Point 28 Adjusted Level
1099	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 28 Adjusted Level.
1100	Point 29 Adjusted Level
1101	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 29 Adjusted Level.
1102	Point 30 Adjusted Level
1103	Custom table level entry corresponding to Point 30 Adjusted Level.
1104	Compensation Mode
1105	Allows for special compensation. (Choices are None, Manual, and Automatic) Default setting is suitable for most installations. Contact Technical Support before adjusting.
1106	Manual
1107	Automatic
1108	Probe Target Mode
1109	Run mode enables automatic steam compensation. Cal mode allows calibration of target through air. Off mode disables automatic compensation. Default setting is suitable for most installations. Refer to I & O manual before adjusting.
1110	Run
1111	Calibrate
1112	Targ Calib Dist
1113	Measured Distance from the Sensor Reference Point to the target.
1114	Targ Calib Ticks
1115	3d
1116	Vapor Measured Diel
1117	The vapor dielectric constant as calculated by the transmitter. Displayed for diagnostic purposes only.
1118	Target Strength
1119	Relative amplitude of the Steam Target. Displayed for diagnostic purposes only.
1120	Target Ticks
1121	Relative location of Steam Target. Displayed for diagnostic purposes only.
1122	5d
1123	Buildup Detection
1124	Allows for configuration of the Probe Buildup option. This option offers the user a way to program the transmitter such that it will give a proactive indication of probe buildup. This will allow the user the ability to perform a probe inspection and cleaning during the next convenient shutdown.
1125	Percent of Level Threshold
1126	Amplitude of the largest buildup signal in percent of the level threshold.
1127	Buildup Location
1128	Location on the probe where buildup has occurred. Location is relative to the probe end.
1129	Buildup Rate
1130	Change in buildup percentage per month.
1131	%/month
1132	Present Temperature
1133	Present temperature measured in the electronics compartment.
1134	Max Temperature
1135	Maximum temperature measured in the electronics compartment.
1136	Min Temperature
1137	Minimum temperature measured in the electronics compartment.
1138	Elec Temp Offset
1139	PCB temperature calibration value. Refer to I & O manual before adjusting.
1140	Window
1141	Conversion Factor
1142	Scale Offset
1143	Ifc Boundary Offset
1144	Factory Param 2
1145	Factory Param 3
1146	Leading Edge Fid
1147	Enable leading edge fiducial detection. Contact technical support before adjusting.
1148	Targ Thresh Value
1149	Threshold for detecting target. Default setting is suitable for most installations. Refer to I & O manual before adjusting.
1150	Factory Param 6
1151	4mA Trim Value
1152	4u
1153	20mA Trim Value
1154	Fdbk 4mA Trim Value
1155	Fdbk 20mA Trim Value
1156	Fdbk Current
1157	8.3f
1158	Level Ticks
1159	Relative location of level signal. Displayed for diagnostic purposes only.
1160	Relative amplitude of the level signal. Displayed for diagnostic purposes only.
1161	Fiducial Ticks
1162	Relative fiducial (internal reference) position. Displayed for diagnostic purposes only.
1163	Fiducial Strength
1164	Relative amplitude of fiducial signal. Displayed for diagnostic purposes only.
1165	Ifc Ticks
1166	Relative location of the interface level signal. Displayed for diagnostic purposes only.
1167	Ifc Echo Strength
1168	Relative amplitude of the interface level signal. Displayed for diagnostic purposes only.
1169	Ifc Medium
1170	Characteristic of liquid(s) sensed by the probe in interface measurement mode.
1171	Unknown
1172	Only Oil on Probe
1173	Thin Oil Layer
1174	Thick Oil Layer
1175	Dry Probe
1176	Ifc Medium Boundary
1177	Characteristic of liquid(s) sensed by the probe in interface measurement mode.
1178	EoP Ticks
1179	Relative location of the End-of-Probe signal.
1180	EoP Strength
1181	Relative amplitude of the End-of-Probe signal.
1182	Reject Curve State
1183	Off - Reject Curve is not used (squelches Echo Reject Invalid). Disabled - Rejection Curve is not used, possibly because it is Invalid. Enabled - Rejection Curve is combined with waveform to produce Echo Curve.
1184	None
1185	Saved Media Location
1186	Location of saved level used to establish an echo rejection curve.
1187	Reject Curve Mode
1188	Selects whether the echo position is shown in terms of level or distance.
1189	Level
1190	R Totalizer Mode
1191	Selects whether the resettable totalizer is running.
1192	R Totalizer Mult
1193	Multiplier for the resettable totalizer. For example, an accumulated value of 1,000 will display as 10 if the multiplier is set to 100.
1194	1
1195	10
1196	100
1197	1,000
1198	10,000
1199	100,000
1200	NR Totalizer Mult
1201	R Totalizer decimal places
1202	Resettable totalizer decimal places.
1203	NR Totalizer decimal places
1204	Non-resettable totalizer decimal places.
1205	R Totalizer RunTime
1206	Total time, since the totalizer was reset, over which the total flow occurred.
1207	NR Totalizer RunTime
1208	Total time over which the total flow occurred. Note that rollover to zero time will occur when the total time exceeds 31.7 years. A Factory Reset will also zero the time.
1209	Language
1210	Enables choice of language to be displayed on the LCD.
1211	English
1212	Français
1213	Deutsch
1214	Español
1215	Русский
1216	Português
1217	Status Symbol
1218	Enables NE 107 Status symbol to be displayed on Home Screen.
1219	Hide
1220	View
1221	Enables Long Tag to be displayed on the Home Screen.
1222	PV Bar Graph
1223	Enables a bar graph (displaying the Primary Variable in percent) to be displayed on the Home Screen.
1224	A read-only screen that presents the various output values that can be displayed. (Available outputs will depend on Measurement Type).
1225	Head
1226	R Totalizer
1227	NR Totalizer
1228	Upr Echo Strength
1229	Ifc Echo Strength
1230	Elec Temp
1231	Probe Buildup
1232	NE 107 Category
1233	Highest priority active NE 107 category.
1234	Failure
1235	Function Check
1236	Out of Spec
1237	Maintenance req'd
1238	NE 107 Indicator
1239	Highest priority active indicator in highest active NE 107 category.
1240	NE 107 Simulation Mode
1241	Allows manual activation (simulation) of NE 107 indicators.
1242	NE 107 Mapping
1243	Allows user-mapping of default status for all NE 107 indicators.
1244	Indicator
1245	Mapping
1246	No Effect
1247	No valid rejection curve
1248	No Target detected
1249	Comp Mode not AUTO or a measurement fault exists
1250	In RUN mode or a measurement fault exists
1251	Level point value too high
1252	Level point value too low
1253	Volume point value too high
1254	Volume point value too low
1255	Level and Volume values out of range
1256	Head point value too high
1257	Head point value too low
1258	Flow point value too high
1259	Flow point value too low
1260	Head and Flow values out of range
1261	Device Icon
1262	Home
1263	A read-only default Home screen that graphically displays the PV, Loop Current, and PV % Range, in addition to other Measured Values.
1264	Process Variables
1265	Menu containing the principal measured values of the device.
1266	Diagnostics
1267	Menu showing Diagnostic information.
1268	Device Setup
1269	Set of menus to allow full configuration of the transmitter.
1270	Maintenance
1271	Menus containing parameters for maintaining the device.
1272	Setup Wizard
1273	Measured Values
1274	A read-only screen that presents the various output values that can be displayed. (Available options will depend on Measurement Type.)
1275	Identity
1276	A menu that displays user's and manufacturer's identifying information about the transmitter.
1277	Factory Identity
1278	A menu that displays detailed manufacturer's information about the transmitter, such as Serial Number and hardware/software revisions.
1279	Basic Config
1280	A menu that allows for basic configuration of the transmitter.
1281	Basic Config Diagram
1282	Volume Config
1283	A menu that allows for entry of known tank shapes or custom tables for volumetric output. This menu contains various tank shapes for easy configuration for those applications requiring Volumetric output.
1284	Vessel Diagram
1285	Allows for Custom Volume Strapping Table entry.
1286	Flow Config
1287	A menu that allows for entry of known flumes and weirs or custom tables for flow output. This menu contains various flume and weir shapes for easy configuration for those applications requiring Flow output.
1288	Generic Equation Factors
1289	The Generic Equation allows for an extremely accurate means of configuring the 700 to virtually any flume or weir that is not in the standard open channel flow menu. By inputting the value of just 4 factors, it provides a complete and accurate calibration to a primary element.
1290	Flow = K(L-CH)H^n
1291	where H = head.
1292	Allows for Custom Flow Strapping Table entry.
1293	Flow
1294	Flume Diagram
1295	Weir Diagram
1296	Totalizer Setup
1297	Allows for configuration of software totalizers. This menu contains all of the necessary parameters to configure a Resettable and Non-Resettable software totalizer.
1298	I/O Config
1299	Allows for configuration of the 4/20mA Analog Output, which includes the lower and upper set points, Damping, and Failure Alarms.
1300	I/O Config Diagram
1301	Variable Selection
1302	Allows for selection of the Secondary Variable (SV), Tertiary Variable (TV), and Quaternary Variable (QV). The analog 4/20 mA output will follow the PV.
1303	Graph Ranges
1304	Defines the limits of the vertical axes in DD/DTM graphs.
1305	Local Display Config
1306	Allows for customized presentation of information on the graphic LCD. The LCD can be configured to display up to two Measured Variables, along with a Tag, Bar Graph, and NE 107 symbols.
1307	Display Setup Diagram
1308	Measured Values
1309	Advanced Config
1310	Allows for more advanced configuration and troubleshooting. (Advanced Password may be required for access to parameters.) Contact Technical Support.
1311	Adv Config Diagram
1312	Safety Zone Settings
1313	Allows for configuration of an area below the Blocking Distance called Safety Zone. Since performance within the Blocking Distance is undetermined, these parameters allow the user to program an area below the Blocking Distance where an alarm can be set. Enable fault to ensure safe, reliable high-level readings in critical applications. (If Latch 3.6 or Latch 22 is chosen, the unit will remain in alarm until it is manually cleared with the SZ Alarm Reset.)
1314	Threshold Settings
1315	Allows for configuration of the various threshold settings. Automatic Threshold is used to detect the strongest signal on the probe and should only be used when it is ensured that only one medium is present. Fixed Threshold is used to detect the first valid signal on the probe and should be used in cases where stratification can occur. For example, applications where water bottoms can occur.
1316	End-of-Probe Settings
1317	This menu allows for configuration of the End of Probe Analysis option. This option should only be enabled with assistance from Technical Support and is used in low dielectric applications where the level signal can be lost. This option monitors the signal from the End of the Probe and infers the actual level based on its position in time.
1318	Compensation
1319	This menu allows for configuration of the various compensation options and should only be enabled This menu allows for direct configuration of the various TVG settings. Customer settings of Dielectric, Foam, Turbulence and Sensitivity have direct effect on the values found in this menu.
1320	Level Table Config
1321	Allows for Level Custom Table entry.
1322	Factory Config
1323	Allows viewing of Factory Parameters. These parameters are protected by a factory password and are not intended to be adjusted in the field.
1324	Probe Target
1325	Menu that allows for accurate calibration of the probes with vapor compensation target. This calibration must be performed with a dry probe at room temperature and should only be done with assistance from Technical Support.
1326	Factory Calib
1327	Read-Only Menu showing Factory Calibration Parameters.
1328	Present Status
1329	Shows the Present Status (health) of the transmitter.
1330	------------------------------
1331	NE 107 Status
1332	Add'l Device Status
1333	Menu containing status information specific to the device.
1334	Simulated Device Status
1335	Menu containing simulated status information specific to the device. Select individual diagnostic indicators to turn an indicator On or Off.
1336	NAMUR NE 107 Setup
1337	This menu allows for user configuration of the various NE 107 indicators. Although all of the indicators have defaults settings, they can be re-mapped to one of four categories: Maintenance Required, Out of Specification, Function Check, and Failure. Failures cannot be remapped. Advanced Password needed to make changes. Please refer to the NE 107 standard for more information.
1338	Advanced Diagnostics
1339	Menu containing Advanced Diagnostic parameters.
1340	Internal Values
1341	Shows detailed transmitter performance-related parameters.
1342	Elec Temperatures
1343	This menu displays the Maximum, Minimum, and Present temperatures of the electronics.
1344	Transmitter Tests
1345	Menu containing various tests to determine the functioning of the device.
1346	Probe Buildup
1347	Allows for configuration of the Probe Buildup option. This option offers the user a way to program the transmitter such that it will give a proactive indication of probe buildup. This will allow the user the ability to perform a probe inspection and cleaning during the next convenient shutdown.
1348	Primary Variables
1349	Menu containing the primary Device Variables provided by the device.
1350	Other Variables
1351	Menu containing the other Device Variables provided by the device.
1352	Interface
1353	Echo Str
1354	Ifc Echo Str
1355	Electronics
1356	Auto Target Calib
1357	Captures time-of-flight to target on steam probe types at room ambient.
1358	Target Cal Abort
1359	Sensor Input
1360	Adjust Analog Output
1361	Allows the calibration of a selected Analog Output with an external reference at the operating endpoints of the Analog Output.
1362	Read DAC trim values
1363	Reads the values for DAC trim
1364	Reset Max/Min Temps
1365	Reset the maximum and minimum temperatures measured in the electronics compartment to the present temperature.
1366	Reset SZ Alarm
1367	Clear a latched Safety Zone Alarm
1368	Reset R Totalizer
1369	Reset the flow and time for the resettable totalizer.
1370	Factory Reset
1371	Reset the device to factory default settings. If using a HART host, disconnect and then reconnect the host after performing the reset.
1372	Reset Parameters
1373	Reset the device to factory calibrated settings. If using a HART host, disconnect and then reconnect the host after performing the reset.
1374	Reset Config Changed
1375	Resets the Configuration Changed bit in the Device Status
1376	Reset NE 107 Mapping
1377	Sets the NE 107 mapping to default values.
1378	Check
1379	Performs an immediate check for probe buildup.
1380	WARNING - Loop should be removed from automatic control
1381	Setup Wizard - Identity
1382	Setup Wizard - Basic Config
1383	Setup Wizard - Volume Config
1384	Setup Wizard - Flow Config
1385	Setup Wizard - Totalizer Setup
1386	Setup Wizard - I/O Config
1387	Setup Wizard - Local Display Config
1388	Setup Wizard - Complete
1389	Setup Complete
1390	NOTE - Loop may be returned to automatic control
1391	PV Analog Channel Saturated
1392	PV Analog Channel Fixed
1393	Wireless
1394	WirelessHART Device
1395	IEEE 802.15.4 2.4GHz DSSS with O-QPSK Modulation
1396	Primary
1397	Primary Analog Channel
1398	Secondary
1399	Secondary Analog Channel
1400	Tertiary
1401	Tertiary Analog Channel
1402	Quaternary
1403	Quaternary Analog Channel
1404	Quinary
1405	Quinary Analog Channel
1406	Critical Power Failure
1407	Lock all
1408	Trim not supported
1409	Configuration cannot be changed
1410	Locked by gateway
1411	Analog Input Channel
1412	Analog Output Channel
1413	Secondary Analog Channel Saturated
1414	Tertiary Analog Channel Saturated
1415	Quaternary Analog Channel Saturated
1416	Quinary Analog Channel Saturated
1417	Secondary Analog Channel Fixed
1418	Tertiary Analog Channel Fixed
1419	Quaternary Analog Channel Fixed
1420	Quinary Analog Channel Fixed
1421	Simulation active
1422	The device is in simulation mode and the level output is not representative of the process.
1423	Non-Volatile memory failure
1424	The Non-Volatile memory check is invalid or maybe corrupt, or the battery of a battery-backed memory has failed.
1425	Volatile memory error
1426	The RAM memory check is invalid or maybe corrupt
1427	Watchdog reset executed
1428	A watchdog reset has been performed
1429	Voltage conditions out of range
1430	A voltage condition is outside its allowable range
1431	Environmental conditions out of range
1432	An internal or environmental condition is beyond acceptable limits.
1433	Electronic failure
1434	A hardware problem not related to the sensor has been detected.
1435	Subdevice list changed
1436	Duplicate master detected
1437	Capacity Denied
1438	The device was unable to acquire the communication bandwidth required to support the Burst Messaging specified
1439	Bandwidth allocation pending
1440	Block transfer pending
1441	Battery life
1442	Percent range
1443	Loop current
1444	Primary variable
1445	Secondary variable
1446	Tertiary variable
1447	Quaternary variable
1448	Read receive time
1449	Write date and time
1450	Non-Volatile Clock
1451	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.
1452	Clock Uninitialized
1453	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.
1454	None
1455	No restrictions
1456	SI Only
1457	Restricted to SI Unit codes only
1458	Process automation device
1459	Discrete device
1460	Hybrid:Process automation+discrete
1461	I/O System
1462	WirelessHART Process automation device
1463	WirelessHART Discrete device
1464	WirelessHART Process automation+discrete
1465	WirelessHART Gateway
1466	WirelessHART Access point
1467	WirelessHART Process adapter
1468	WirelessHART Discrete adapter
1469	WirelessHART enabled handheld/portable maintenance tool
1470	Device Profile
1471	US
1472	United States of America
1473	JP
1474	Japan
1475	DE
1476	Germany
1477	FR
1478	France
1479	ES
1480	Spain
1481	RU
1482	Russian Federation
1483	CN
1484	People's Republic of China
1485	Secondary Master
1486	Primary Master
1487	Device Diagnostic Status 0
1488	Device Diagnostic Status 1
1489	I/O and Subdevice Status
1490	WirelessHART Status
1491	Time Set Option
1492	Real Time Clock Flags
1493	Country
1494	Country of intended device installation
1495	SI Unit Control
1496	Indicates if device should only display SI unit codes
1497	Time Stamp
1498	Relative time value on network
1499	8u
1500	Dynamic Variables Returned for Device Variables
1501	Command Response Truncated
1502	Configuration Change Counter Mismatch
1503	Status bytes mismatch
1504	Device Variable
1505	Variable to trim
1506	Current Date
1507	Current Date based upon the real-time clock in the field device
1508	Current Time
1509	Current Time based upon the real-time clock in the field device
1510	Set Clock Date
1511	Date to set the real-time clock in the field device to, or date that the real-time clock was last set
1512	Set Clock Time
1513	Time to set the real time clock in the field device to, or time that the real-time clock was last set
1514	Event History Updated
1515	Are You Sure?
1516	Yes;No
1517	Enter Password
1518	Incorrect Password
1519	Time (24-hour format)
1520	WARNING - Changing Data Log Setup may discard previously logged data. Are You Sure?
1521	Invalid curve 1 selection.
1522	Curve 1 mismatch.
1523	Unable to read Curve 1 summary.
1524	Unable to read Curve 1 data.
1525	Invalid curve 2 selection.
1526	Curve 2 mismatch.
1527	Unable to read Curve 2 summary.
1528	No echo data for Curve 2.
1529	Unable to read Curve 2 data.
1530	selection
1531	Zoom minimum greater than zoom maximum.
1532	Zoom minimum greater than graph maximum.
1533	Zoom maximum smaller than graph minimum.
1534	Enter the distance (units of %{level_units}.) corresponding to the actual distance from the sensor reference point to the actual media location. The default value presented is the value for an empty tank.
1535	Enter the level (units of %{level_units}.) corresponding to the actual media location. The default value presented is the value for an empty tank.
1536	Unable to save Echo Rejection curve.
1537	Target Ticks = %[4i]{TargetTicks}
1538	Calibration OK Set Targ Calib Ticks = %[4i]{TargetTicks} ?
1539	Calibration bad TargTicks unstable
1540	Enter the Custom Table point number. Enter 0 to exit.
1541	point
1542	Enter the Adjusted Level at the Raw Level of %{raw_level_value} %{level_units}.:
1543	Invalid number.
1544	Connect reference meter
1545	Setting fld dev output to 4mA
1546	Aborting method due to last error
1547	Enter meter value
1548	Field device output (4mA) equal to reference meter?
1549	Setting fld dev output to 20mA
1550	Field device output (20mA) equal to reference meter?
1551	Next >
1552	select
1553	< Back; Next >
1554	< Back; Finish
1555	Returning fld dev to original output
1556	WARNING - Only one of the trim values was performed. Your device may be in an unstable state.
1557	Choose analog output level
1558	4mA;20mA;Other;End
1559	Output
1560	Fld dev output is fixed at %[0.2f]{loopCurrent}mA
Reference ID	String