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Reference ID	String
0	Model 355
1	MAGNETROL
2	Device ID
3	Poll Address
4	Faults
5	System params dflt
6	Non-volatile memory failure - System Config parameters defaulted; consult Factory if problem persists.
7	Adv Cfg params dflt
8	Non-volatile memory failure - Advanced Config parameters defaulted; consult Factory if problem persists.
9	I/O params dflt
10	Non-volatile memory failure - I/O Config parameters defaulted; consult Factory if problem persists.
11	Fact Cfg params dflt
12	Non-volatile memory failure - Factory Config parameters defaulted; consult Factory if problem persists.
13	HART params dflt
14	Non-volatile memory failure - HART parameters defaulted; consult Factory if problem persists.
15	Custm Tbl params dflt
16	Non-volatile memory failure - Custom Table parameters defaulted; consult Factory if problem persists.
17	Totalizer params dflt
18	Non-volatile memory failure - Totalizer parameters defaulted; consult Factory if problem persists.
19	Configuration Conflict
20	Configuration conflict. 'Measurement Type' and 'PV is'selections are incompatible.
21	Hardware Failure
22	Failure detected in the echo generating/receiving circuitry.
23	Loop Failure
24	The actual current generated in the 4 - 20 mA loop differs significantly (> 1 mA) from the intended loop current.
25	Temperature Failure
26	A short or open detected in the connection to the temperature sensor.
27	Blocking Distance
28	Signal detected within the Blocking Distance.
29	High Volume Alarm
30	The measured level exceeds the highest level in the custom table by more than 5%, or the applicable range of the equations / data sets involved.
31	High Flow Alarm
32	Safe Zone Alarm
33	The measured level has risen to within the Safe Zone Height in front of the Blocking Distance.
34	Echo Lost
35	No valid echo from the liquid surface has been received for a period exceeding the Echo Loss Delay.
36	Warnings
37	Warning 1
38	General Warning 1
39	Low VDC 20 mA
40	The transmitter's minimum voltage requirement may not be met when the loop is driven to 20 mA.
41	Noise
42	Electrical noise signals have been detected that may affect measurement performance.
43	Hi Temperature
44	The transducer temperature is higher than 80°C.
45	Lo Temperature
46	The transducer temperature is lower than -40°C.
47	Echo Rej Prof Corrupt
48	Stored Echo Rejection Profile corrupt.
49	Echo Rej Prof Invalid
50	Stored Echo Rejection Profile has been invalidated.
51	Initializing
52	Unit is initializing.
53	System Warning
54	Unexpected but non-fatal software event has occurred. If warning recurs frequently, consult the factory.
55	PV is
56	Trim Loop Current
57	Loop Test
58	Level Units
59	Select units of measurement for level output.
60	ft3
61	in3
62	mL
63	milliliters
64	Volume Units
65	Select units of measurement for volume output.
66	cfs
67	cfm
68	cfh
69	GPM
70	GPH
71	MGD
72	m3h
73	Flow Units
74	Select units of measurement for flow output.
75	.1f
76	.2f
77	.3f
78	Level
79	Liquid level in vessel or flow element.
80	Distance
81	Distance from the face of the transducer to the surface of the liquid.
82	Head
83	Liquid level above the reference point in the plume/weir.
84	.0f
85	Volume
86	Volume of liquid in vessel.
87	Flow
88	Flow rate of liquid.
89	.4f
90	.5f
91	.6f
92	0.0f
93	NR Totalizer Flow
94	Non-resettable value representing the total flow measured by the unit.
95	R Totalizer Flow
96	Total flow measured by this unit since the totalizer was last reset.
97	Custom Unit
98	Process measurement in customer designated units.
99	Level USL
100	Level LSL
101	Level Min Span
102	Volume USL
103	Volume LSL
104	Volume Min Span
105	Flow USL
106	Flow LSL
107	Flow Min Span
108	4.0f
109	Damping
110	5.2f
111	Loop
112	22 mA
113	3.6 mA
114	Hold
115	System Fault
116	System Fault defines how the Analog Output will respond when the transmitter detects a system fault.
117	5.1f
118	%
119	% Output
120	Lvl 4 mA Set Point
121	Lvl 20 mA Set Point
122	Vol 4 mA Set Point
123	Vol 20 mA Set Point
124	Flow 4 mA Set Point
125	Flow 20 mA Set Point
126	Range
127	The distance from the face of the transducer to the bottom of the vessel or flow element.
128	Rectangular
129	Horizontal/Flat
130	Horizontal with Flat Ends
131	Horizontal/Ellipse
132	Horizontal with Elliptical Ends
133	Horizontal/Sphere
134	Horizontal with Spherical Ends
135	Spherical
136	Vertical/Flat
137	Vertical with Flat Ends
138	Vertical/Ellipse
139	Vertical with Elliptical Ends
140	Vertical/Sphere
141	Vertical with Spherical Ends
142	Vertical/Conical
143	Vertical with Conical Ends
144	Custom Table
145	Vessel Type
146	Shape of vessel.
147	Radius
148	Radius of the cylindrical portion of the vessel.
149	Ellipse Height
150	Height of the elliptical portion of the vessel.
151	Conical Height
152	Height of the conical portion of the vessel.
153	Width
154	Horizontal width of the rectangular vessel.
155	Length
156	Horizontal length of the rectangular vessel or of the cylindrical portion of a vessel with elliptical or spherical ends.
157	Ellipse End
158	Horizontal length of the elliptical end of the vessel.
159	Generic Equation
160	Cipoletti
161	Rectangular w/o Ends
162	Rectangular weir without Ends
163	Rectangular w/ Ends
164	Rectangular weir with Ends
165	Palmer-Bowlus 4"
166	Palmer-Bowlus 4" flume
167	Palmer-Bowlus 6"
168	Palmer-Bowlus 6" flume
169	Palmer-Bowlus 8"
170	Palmer-Bowlus 8" flume
171	Palmer-Bowlus 10"
172	Palmer-Bowlus 10" flume
173	Palmer-Bowlus 12"
174	Palmer-Bowlus 12" flume
175	Palmer-Bowlus 15"
176	Palmer-Bowlus 15" flume
177	Palmer-Bowlus 18"
178	Palmer-Bowlus 18" flume
179	Palmer-Bowlus 21"
180	Palmer-Bowlus 21" flume
181	Palmer-Bowlus 24"
182	Palmer-Bowlus 24" flume
183	Palmer-Bowlus 27"
184	Palmer-Bowlus 27" flume
185	Palmer-Bowlus 30"
186	Palmer-Bowlus 30" flume
187	V-notch 22.5 degree
188	V-notch 22.5 degree weir
189	V-notch 30 degree
190	V-notch 30 degree weir
191	V-notch 45 degree
192	V-notch 45 degree weir
193	V-notch 60 degree
194	V-notch 60 degree weir
195	V-notch 90 degree
196	V-notch 90 degree weir
197	V-notch 120 degree
198	V-notch 120 degree weir
199	Parshall 1"
200	Parshall 1" flume
201	Parshall 2"
202	Parshall 2" flume
203	Parshall 3"
204	Parshall 3" flume
205	Parshall 6"
206	Parshall 6" flume
207	Parshall 9"
208	Parshall 9" flume
209	Parshall 12"
210	Parshall 12" flume
211	Parshall 18"
212	Parshall 18" flume
213	Parshall 24"
214	Parshall 24" flume
215	Parshall 36"
216	Parshall 36" flume
217	Parshall 48"
218	Parshall 48" flume
219	Parshall 60"
220	Parshall 60" flume
221	Parshall 72"
222	Parshall 72" flume
223	Parshall 96"
224	Parshall 96" flume
225	Parshall 120"
226	Parshall 120" flume
227	Parshall 144"
228	Parshall 144" flume
229	Flow Element
230	Type of Flow Element.
231	Crest Length
232	Horizontal width of the crest of the weir.
233	K
234	Factor K of the generic equation: Flow = K(L-CH)H^n where H = head.
235	L
236	Factor L of the generic equation: Flow = K(L-CH)H^n where H = head.
237	C
238	Factor C of the generic equation: Flow = K(L-CH)H^n where H = head.
239	n
240	Factor n of the generic equation: Flow = K(L-CH)H^n where H = head.
241	Level Offset
242	Adjusts desired level reading when liquid surface is at the bottom of the range.
243	Trim Level
244	Trim Level is an offset value to be used to force the transmitter to output the exact Level. 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.
245	Level Only
246	Flow & Level
247	Volume & Level
248	Measurement Type
249	Selection of Measurement Type.
250	New User Password
251	Password required to change user parameter settings from keypad.
252	3u
253	Enter Password
254	Certain parameters are password protected to prevent access by the user. Parameters that should never be changed by the user are protected with the Factory password. Some parameters intended for field use that may be changed in special, controlled situations require the Superuser password.
255	Peak Threshold
256	Default setting is suitable for most installations. Refer to I & O manual before adjusting.
257	1
258	2
259	4
260	8
261	16
262	32
263	64
264	# Run Average
265	Selects the depth of the run average filter.
266	3
267	TVG
268	Factory Parameter 1
269	Factory Parameter 2
270	NSPValue
271	For factory use only.
272	5u
273	4 mA Trim Value
274	Displayed for diagnostic purposes only.
275	20 mA Trim Value
276	Local Tag
277	Text describing the local tag designation for the unit.
278	Magnetrol S/N
279	Magnetrol S/N - Serial number of this unit.
280	Date/Time/Initials
281	When and by whom calibration was performed.
282	Firmware Version
283	Distance below the transducer face within which level is not sensed. Operation when the liquid level is within the blocking distance is undefined.
284	Reference Distance
285	The reference distance is distance from the face of the transducer to the point of zero flow in the flow element.
286	Maximum Flow
287	Maximum flow is the largest value that will be displayed for flow. It is calculated from the Maximum Head.
288	Maximum Head
289	Maximum head is the ohighest level allowed for the selected flow element. This value depends on which flow element is selected, and where the Model 355 is mounted.
290	Low Flow Cutoff
291	Low flow cutoff will force a zero flow value when the level is below this point.
292	Custom Unit Text
293	Text describing the units for the custom unit output.
294	in
295	ft
296	cm
297	m
298	Custom Unit Multiplier
299	Multiplier used to calculate the custom unit output from the level measurement.
300	Largest Amplitude
301	First Target
302	Amplitude/Distance
303	Algorithm 4
304	Target Algorithm
305	The method used to select the echo pulse used for the level measurement. Largest selects the largest echo. First selects the first echo above the detection threshold. Height/Distance selects the echo with the largest height divided by distance ratio.
306	m/s
307	Speed of Sound
308	Speed of sound at 0 degrees C used to calculate the level distance.
309	Echo List Mode
310	Selects whether the echo list is shown in terms of distance or level.
311	Echo Missing
312	s
313	Length of time echos have been missing.
314	Echo Strength
315	Relative strength of the echo used to calculate level.
316	Number of Echos
317	Number of echos detected.
318	None
319	Disabled
320	Enabled
321	Echo Rejection Status
322
323	Echo Profile Maturity
324	Percentage of echo profile obtained.
325	Echo List Length
326	Number of echos in echo profile list.
327	On
328	Fixed
329	Temperature Compensation Mode
330	Selects whether the temperature compensation is automatic (On) or manual (Fixed). Note that Fixed is based on a fixed temperature of 20 degrees C, and will not track changes in transducer temperatures.
331	Temperature Offset
332	The difference between the transducer temperature and 20 degrees C when used for Fixed temperature compensation mode.
333	Temperature
334	Present temperature measured at the transducer.
335	Max Temperature
336	Maximum temperature ever measured for the transducer.
337	Min Temperature
338	Minimum temperature ever measured for the transducer.
339	Temperature Units
340	Temperature Reset
341	Safe Zone Alarm Reset
342	Totalizer Reset
343	Configuration Reset
344	Factory Reset
345	History Reset
346	Reset Type
347	Latch 3.6
348	Latch 22
349	Safe Zone Fault
350	Safe Zone Fault defines how the Analog Output will respond when the transmitter detects a level within the Safe Zone. 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.
351	Safe Zone Height
352	Safe Zone Height - Enter a distance that defines a safe zone just below the Blocking Distance. If Safe Zone Fault is enabled, the transmitter will report a fault if the level rises into this zone.
353	Echo Loss Fault
354	Echo Loss Fault defines how the Analog Output will respond when the transmitter detects a loss of echo exceeding the delay time. 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.
355	Echo Loss Delay
356	The time in seconds for a loss of echo to persist before an Echo Loss Fault alarm is set. Default setting is suitable for most installations. Refer to I & O manual before adjusting.
357	OK
358	Unknown Status
359	Status
360	Describes a fault or warning event.
361	Run Time
362	Elapsed time since power on. Also, run time is reset to zero when the Status History is cleared.
363	Occurred
364	The elapsed time when fault or warning occurred.
365	Duration
366	When a fault or warning is cleared, the difference between the present elapsed time and the time recorded when the event occurred is recorded as the duration.
367	h
368	R Totalizer Mode
369	Selects whether the resettable totalizer is running.
370	MG
371	ML
372	m3
373	Totalizer Units
374	Selects accumulated flow units for both totalizers.
375	10
376	100
377	1,000
378	10,000
379	100,000
380	NR Totalizer Multiplier
381	Multiplier for the non-resettable totalizer. For example, an accumulated value of 1,000 will display as 10 if the multiplier is set to 100.
382	R Totalizer Multiplier
383	Multiplier for the resettable totalizer. For example, an accumulated value of 1,000 will display as 10 if the multiplier is set to 100.
384	NR Totalizer decimal places
385	Non-resettable totalizer decimal places.
386	R Totalizer decimal places
387	Resettable totalizer decimal places.
388	NR Totalizer Time
389	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.
390	R Totalizer Time
391	Total time, since the totalizer was rest, over which the total flow occurred.
392	Table Length
393	Number of valid level-volume pairs in custom table. A level-volume pair is valid if both values are greater than all preceding level-volume pairs.
394	Number of valid level-volume pairs in custom table. A level-flow pair is valid if both values are greater than all preceding level-flow pairs.
395	Linear
396	Spline
397	Table Type
398	Selects whether linear or spline interpolation is performed between table points.
399	Pt 01 Lvl
400	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 01 Vol.
401	Pt 02 Lvl
402	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 02 Vol.
403	Pt 03 Lvl
404	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 03 Vol.
405	Pt 04 Lvl
406	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 04 Vol.
407	Pt 05 Lvl
408	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 05 Vol.
409	Pt 06 Lvl
410	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 06 Vol.
411	Pt 07 Lvl
412	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 07 Vol.
413	Pt 08 Lvl
414	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 08 Vol.
415	Pt 09 Lvl
416	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 09 Vol.
417	Pt 10 Lvl
418	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 10 Vol.
419	Pt 11 Lvl
420	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 11 Vol.
421	Pt 12 Lvl
422	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 12 Vol.
423	Pt 13 Lvl
424	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 13 Vol.
425	Pt 14 Lvl
426	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 14 Vol.
427	Pt 15 Lvl
428	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 15 Vol.
429	Pt 16 Lvl
430	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 16 Vol.
431	Pt 17 Lvl
432	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 17 Vol.
433	Pt 18 Lvl
434	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 18 Vol.
435	Pt 19 Lvl
436	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 19 Vol.
437	Pt 20 Lvl
438	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 20 Vol.
439	Pt 21 Lvl
440	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 21 Vol.
441	Pt 01 Vol
442	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Pt 01 Lvl.
443	Pt 02 Vol
444	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Pt 02 Lvl.
445	Pt 03 Vol
446	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Pt 03 Lvl.
447	Pt 04 Vol
448	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Pt 04 Lvl.
449	Pt 05 Vol
450	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Pt 05 Lvl.
451	Pt 06 Vol
452	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Pt 06 Lvl.
453	Pt 07 Vol
454	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Pt 07 Lvl.
455	Pt 08 Vol
456	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Pt 08 Lvl.
457	Pt 09 Vol
458	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Pt 09 Lvl.
459	Pt 10 Vol
460	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Pt 10 Lvl.
461	Pt 11 Vol
462	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Pt 11 Lvl.
463	Pt 12 Vol
464	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Pt 12 Lvl.
465	Pt 13 Vol
466	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Pt 13 Lvl.
467	Pt 14 Vol
468	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Pt 14 Lvl.
469	Pt 15 Vol
470	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Pt 15 Lvl.
471	Pt 16 Vol
472	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Pt 16 Lvl.
473	Pt 17 Vol
474	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Pt 17 Lvl.
475	Pt 18 Vol
476	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Pt 18 Lvl.
477	Pt 19 Vol
478	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Pt 19 Lvl.
479	Pt 20 Vol
480	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Pt 20 Lvl.
481	Pt 21 Vol
482	Custom table volume entry corresponding to Pt 21 Lvl.
483	Pt 01 Head
484	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 01 Flow.
485	Pt 02 Head
486	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 02 Flow.
487	Pt 03 Head
488	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 03 Flow.
489	Pt 04 Head
490	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 04 Flow.
491	Pt 05 Head
492	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 05 Flow.
493	Pt 06 Head
494	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 06 Flow.
495	Pt 07 Head
496	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 07 Flow.
497	Pt 08 Head
498	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 08 Flow.
499	Pt 09 Head
500	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 09 Flow.
501	Pt 10 Head
502	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 10 Flow.
503	Pt 11 Head
504	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 11 Flow.
505	Pt 12 Head
506	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 12 Flow.
507	Pt 13 Head
508	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 13 Flow.
509	Pt 14 Head
510	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 14 Flow.
511	Pt 15 Head
512	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 15 Flow.
513	Pt 16 Head
514	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 16 Flow.
515	Pt 17 Head
516	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 17 Flow.
517	Pt 18 Head
518	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 18 Flow.
519	Pt 19 Head
520	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 19 Flow.
521	Pt 20 Head
522	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 20 Flow.
523	Pt 21 Head
524	Custom table level entry corresponding to Pt 21 Flow.
525	Pt 01 Flow
526	Custom table flow entry corresponding to Pt 01 Head.
527	Pt 02 Flow
528	Custom table flow entry corresponding to Pt 02 Head.
529	Pt 03 Flow
530	Custom table flow entry corresponding to Pt 03 Head.
531	Pt 04 Flow
532	Custom table flow entry corresponding to Pt 04 Head.
533	Pt 05 Flow
534	Custom table flow entry corresponding to Pt 05 Head.
535	Pt 06 Flow
536	Custom table flow entry corresponding to Pt 06 Head.
537	Pt 07 Flow
538	Custom table flow entry corresponding to Pt 07 Head.
539	Pt 08 Flow
540	Custom table flow entry corresponding to Pt 08 Head.
541	Pt 09 Flow
542	Custom table flow entry corresponding to Pt 09 Head.
543	Pt 10 Flow
544	Custom table flow entry corresponding to Pt 10 Head.
545	Pt 11 Flow
546	Custom table flow entry corresponding to Pt 11 Head.
547	Pt 12 Flow
548	Custom table flow entry corresponding to Pt 12 Head.
549	Pt 13 Flow
550	Custom table flow entry corresponding to Pt 13 Head.
551	Pt 14 Flow
552	Custom table flow entry corresponding to Pt 14 Head.
553	Pt 15 Flow
554	Custom table flow entry corresponding to Pt 15 Head.
555	Pt 16 Flow
556	Custom table flow entry corresponding to Pt 16 Head.
557	Pt 17 Flow
558	Custom table flow entry corresponding to Pt 17 Head.
559	Pt 18 Flow
560	Custom table flow entry corresponding to Pt 18 Head.
561	Pt 19 Flow
562	Custom table flow entry corresponding to Pt 19 Head.
563	Pt 20 Flow
564	Custom table flow entry corresponding to Pt 20 Head.
565	Pt 21 Flow
566	Custom table flow entry corresponding to Pt 21 Head.
567	Saved Media Location
568	Location of saved level used to establish an echo rejection profile.
569	Echo 1 Location
570	Location of Echo 1.
571	Echo 2 Location
572	Location of Echo 2.
573	Echo 3 Location
574	Location of Echo 3.
575	Echo 4 Location
576	Location of Echo 4.
577	Echo 5 Location
578	Location of Echo 5.
579	Echo 6 Location
580	Location of Echo 6.
581	Echo 7 Location
582	Location of Echo 7.
583	Echo 8 Location
584	Location of Echo 8.
585	Echo 9 Location
586	Location of Echo 9.
587	Echo 1 Strength
588	Strength of Echo 1.
589	Echo 2 Strength
590	Strength of Echo 2.
591	Echo 3 Strength
592	Strength of Echo 3.
593	Echo 4 Strength
594	Strength of Echo 4.
595	Echo 5 Strength
596	Strength of Echo 5.
597	Echo 6 Strength
598	Strength of Echo 6.
599	Echo 7 Strength
600	Strength of Echo 7.
601	Echo 8 Strength
602	Strength of Echo 8.
603	Echo 9 Strength
604	Strength of Echo 9.
605	Rejection Request Denied - Level Too Close
606	Rejection Request Denied - Echo Strength Too High
607	No earlier event
608	No later event
609	Level point value too high
610	Level point value too low
611	Flow point value too high
612	Flow point value too low
613	Head and Flow values out of range
614	Volume point value too high
615	Volume point value too low
616	Head and Vol values out of range
617	Lvl and Vol values out of range
618	Main Menu
619	Diagnostics
620	Process Variables
621	Device
622	Initials
623	HART
624	Device Setup
625	System Config
626	Volume Setup
627	Vessel Dimensions
628	Volume Custom Table
629	Flow Setup
630	Generic Equation Factors
631	Flow = K(L-CH)H^n
632	where H = head.
633	Flow Custom Table
634	I/O Config
635	4-20 mA Setpoints
636	Variable Selection
637	Totalizers
638	Advanced Config
639	Echo Profile
640	Present Status
641	Status History
642	Factory Config
643	Device Description
644	Review
645	Device Variables
646	NR Totalizer
647	R Totalizer
648	Min Span
649	Totalizer
650	Reset Temperatures
651	Reset the maximum and minimum temperatures measured at the transducer to the present temperature.
652	Reset Echo Rejection Warning
653	Reset the Echo Rejection Warning.
654	Reset Safe Zone Alarm
655	Clear a latched Safe Zone Alarm
656	Reset Totalizer
657	Reset the flow and time for the resettable totalizer.
658	Reset Configuration
659	Reset the configuration to factory defaults.
660	Reset Factory Defaults
661	Reset all parameters to factory defaults.
662	Reset History
663	Clears entries in Status History and resets the run time to zero.
664	View History
665	Displays current status and run time as well as a history of most recent faults and warnings. For each event, the run time when the event occurred and the duration of the event are shown. The run time is the time since power up or a history reset.
666	New Echo Rejection Profile
667	Echo Rejection procedure for creating a new echo rejection profile. Multiple level echos may be offered. Choose the echo that represents the actual media location, closer echos will be cancelled. Enter the correct echo number when prompted. For an empty vessel, enter '0'. If the correct location is not offered for a partially filled vessel, ensure that the tank dimensional information is correct. If the correct location is not listed, enter '0'. Enter the correct media location when prompted. For an empty vessel, accept the default value presented.
668	Refresh Echo List
669	FMU860
670	DT
671	DVC
672	FCX
673	AS800
674	340T
675	340C
676	344
677	Siemens Micro K
678	SITRANS L
679	SIPAN PH
680	SITRANS P
681	75SMT
682	UNIDELTA
683	8320
684	SX5100
685	TSV175
686	DMU
687	3780
688	BM70
689	8u
690	Are You Sure?
691	No;Yes
692	Current Status: %{0} Run Time: %[.0f]{runtime} %{2}
693	Current Status: %{0} Run Time: %[.1f]{runtime} %{2}
694	No events in Status History.
695	Status Event: %{0} Occurred: %[.0f]{timeoccurred} %{4} Code: %[.0f]{duration}
696	Get earlier event;Get later event
697	Status Event: %{0} Occurred: %[.1f]{timeoccurred} %{4} Code: %[.0f]{duration}
698	Status Event: %{0} Occurred: %[.0f]{timeoccurred} %{4} Duration: %[.0f]{duration} %{6}
699	Status Event: %{0} Occurred: %[.0f]{timeoccurred} %{4} Duration: %[.1f]{duration} %{6}
700	Status Event: %{0} Occurred: %[.1f]{timeoccurred} %{4} Duration: %[.0f]{duration} %{6}
701	Status Event: %{0} Occurred: %[.1f]{timeoccurred} %{4} Duration: %[.1f]{duration} %{6}
702	Enter the echo list number corresponding to the actual media location. Enter 0 if the correct media location is not listed or for an empty vessel.
703	echo_number
704	The echo number must be between 0 and %{number_of_echos}.
705	Enter the distance from the transducer face (units of %{0}.) corresponding to the actual media location.
706	location
707	Enter the level (units of %{0}.) corresponding to the actual media location.
708	The selected media location is: %[0.3f]{location} %{0}. If this is correct, press 'OK' to store a new echo rejection profile.
709	The echo rejection process is: %{maturity}% complete.
710	Echo list has been updated.
Reference ID	String