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Reference ID	String
0	Model RX5
1	MAGNETROL
2	Device ID
3	Poll Address
4	Faults
5	Faults indicate a defect or failure of the device or other conditions that preclude reliable measurement. Currently occuring conditions can be viewed from the Status menu; historical information can be viewed from the Diagnostic Info menu.
6	Echo Lost
7	Note: exit the Faults screen to refresh display on handheld (Model 275) Communicator. Echo Lost - Target peak cannot be found.
8	Safety Zone Alrm
9	Note: exit the Faults screen to refresh display on handheld (Model 275) Communicator. Safety Zone Alarm - Level is within the Safety Zone. Modify SZ Alarm parameters if not operating to expectations.
10	No Fiducial
11	Note: exit the Faults screen to refresh display on handheld (Model 275) Communicator. No Fiducial - Can not find valid fiducial signal. Ensure transmitter/antenna connector is tight; consult Factory if problem persists.
12	Default Paramtrs
13	Note: exit the Faults screen to refresh display on handheld (Model 275) Communicator. Default Paramtrs - The application configuration information has been reset to default values. Please reconfigure the instrument.
14	Software Error
15	Note: exit the Faults screen to refresh display on handheld (Model 275) Communicator. Software Error - Software algorithms corrupted; consult Factory if problem persists.
16	EE Write Failure
17	Note: exit the Faults screen to refresh display on handheld (Model 275) Communicator. EE Write Failure - EEPROM Write failure; consult Factory if problem persists.
18	EE Read Failure
19	Note: exit the Faults screen to refresh display on handheld (Model 275) Communicator. EE Read Failure - EEPROM Read failure; consult Factory if problem persists.
20	CPU Failure
21	Note: exit the Faults screen to refresh display on handheld (Model 275) Communicator. CPU Failure - Microprocessor failure; consult Factory if problem persists.
22	Warnings
23	Warning messages indicate conditions that are not fatal but may affect measurement. Currently occuring conditions can be viewed from the Status menu; historical information can be viewed from the Diagnostic Info menu.
24	Factory Cal Reqd
25	Note: exit the Warnings screen to refresh display on handheld (Model 275) Communicator. Factory Cal Required - The Pulsar electronics require re-calibration by Magnetrol. The instrument will continue to operate at reduced accuracy.
26	Fiducial Unclear
27	Note: exit the Warnings screen to refresh display on handheld (Model 275) Communicator. Fiducial Unclear - Fiducial signal quality is questionable. Ensure transmitter/antenna connector is tight; consult Factory if problem persists.
28	Corrupt Targ Rej
29	Note: exit the Warnings screen to refresh display on handheld (Model 275) Communicator. Corrupt Target Rejection - Invalid False Target Rejection data, re-run False Target Rejection routine; consult Factory if problem persists.
30	No Fals Targ Rej
31	Note: exit the Warnings screen to refresh display on handheld (Model 275) Communicator. No False Target Rejection - False Target Rejection has not been run or was manually disabled, re-run False Target Rejection routine or manually enable.
32	Trim Loop Current
33	Loop Test
34	Level of material in vessel
35	Loop
36
37	%Output
38	20mA Set Point
39	4mA Set Point
40	Target Rej
41	Status
42	Antenna
43	Type
44	Extension
45	Units
46	.1f
47	.2f
48	.3f
49	Level
50	5.1f
51	%
52	Distance
53	Distance measurement includes Sensor Offset value.
54	2u
55	Quality
56	Quality of signal reflection, best values are between 20 and 90.
57	4.3f
58	V
59	Echo Amplitude
60	Amplitude of target peak; Factory parameter, displayed for diagnostic purposes only.
61	ROC per minute
62	Factory parameter, displayed for diagnostic purposes only.
63	3u
64	Scatter
65	Rate
66	Minimum Span
67	Minimum difference between 4mA and 20mA set points
68	Upper Sensor Limit
69	Lower Sensor Limit
70	Sensor Offset
71	Sensor Offset is the distance (+ or -) from the sensor reference point (bottom of NPT thread or flange face, top of BSP thread) to the top of the tank.
72	Level Offset
73	Level Offset defines an area at the bottom of the vessel where reflections cannot be measured effectively due to angled bottoms or obstructions. It is the distance from the bottom of the tank to the lowest valid level reading. Level reading will never be lower than Level Offset value.
74	Damping
75	A damping factor (0-45) may be added to smooth a noisy display and/or output due to turbulence.
76	4.1f
77	Damping Time Constant
78	Damping Time Constant is not applicable for this device.
79	5.2f
80	Analog output loop current
81	3.6mA
82	22mA
83	Hold
84	System Fault State
85	System Fault State defines how the Analog Output will respond when the transmitter detects a system fault.
86	LOE Fault State
87	LOE Fault State defines how the Analog Output will respond when the transmitter detects a Loss of Echo fault.
88	None
89	Latch3.6
90	Latch 22
91	SZ Fault State
92	Safety Zone Fault State defines how the Analog Output will respond when the transmitter detects a level that is within the Safety Zone which is a user defined area just below the Blocking Distance. Enable fault if necessary to ensure safe, reliable high-level readings in critical applications. If Latch3.6 or Latch22 is chosen, the unit will remain in alarm until it is manually cleared with the SZ Alarm Reset.
93	s
94	LOE Delay
95	Loss of Echo Delay, valid values are 0 to 255 seconds.
96	SZ Height
97	Safety Zone Height - Enter a distance that develops a safety zone just below the Blocking Distance. The transmitter will report a Safety Zone Fault if the level rises into this area.
98	RAA-A***
99	Teflon Rod, SS
100	RAA-B***
101	Teflon Rod, Hastelloy
102	RAA-C***
103	Teflon Rod, Monel
104	RAA-3***
105	Teflon Rod, Kynar
106	RAB-A***
107	Polypropylene Rod, SS
108	RAB-B***
109	Polypropylene Rod, Hastelloy
110	RAB-C***
111	Polypropylene Rod, Monel
112	RAB-3***
113	Polypropylene Rod, Kynar
114	RA4-A***
115	4" (100mm) Horn, SS
116	RA4-B***
117	4" (100mm) Horn, Hastelloy
118	RA4-C***
119	4" (100mm) Horn, Monel
120	RA6-A***
121	6" (150mm) Horn, SS
122	RA6-B***
123	6" (150mm) Horn, Hastelloy
124	RA6-C***
125	6" (150mm) Horn, Monel
126	Antenna Type - Select the first 7 digits of the Antenna Model Number (first 4 are significant). Information is located on the nameplate mounted on the antenna.
127	-0**
128	Nozzle length <= 3" (80mm)
129	-1**
130	Nozzle length <= 4" (100mm)
131	-2**
132	Nozzle length <= 8" (200mm)
133	-3**
134	Nozzle length <= 12" (300mm)
135	Antenna Extension - Select the last three digits of the Antenna Model Number corresponding to the Antenna Extension. Information is located on the nameplate mounted on the antenna.
136	NPT
137	BSP
138	Flange
139	Antenna Mount
140	Type of Antenna Mounting.
141	2 XP
142	1 IS
143	Launcher
144	1.7 - 3
145	3 - 10
146	10 - 100
147	Dielectric
148	Select the dielectric range of the medium.
149	None
150	Light
151	Medium
152	Heavy
153	Turbulence
154	Increase choice if Quality value is consistently < 20.
155	< 5 in/min
156	5-20 in/min
157	20-60 in/min
158	> 60 in/min
159	< 13 cm/min
160	13-50 cm/min
161	50-150 cm/min
162	> 150 cm/min
163	Rate of Change
164	Select the Maximum rate of change of the level surface (rising or falling).
165	Foam
166	Flat
167	HorizCyl
168	Dome
169	Irregular
170	Other
171	Tank Top
172	Select the metallic tank top structure (choose Other for non-metalic tanks).
173	Tank Height
174	Distance from the bottom to the top of tank.
175	Trim Level
176	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, Tank Height and Sensor Offset have been confirmed accurate, and it has been confirmed that the transmitter is tracking the correct level target.
177	Blocking Distance
178	Blocking Distance defines an area near the antenna where reflections cannot be measured effectively due to antenna ringing. It is measured from the sensor reference point (bottom of NPT thread or flange face, top of BSP thread). Level reading will never be higher than level corresponding to Blocking Distance value. Do not allow liquid onto the antenna.
179	Date/Time/Initials
180	When and by whom calibration was performed.
181	Enter Password
182	Password is required for adjusting Factory Settings.
183	New User Password
184	User password required to change parameter settings from keypad.
185	Magnetrol S/N
186	Serial number of this transmitter.
187	4u
188	4mA Trim Value
189	20mA Trim Value
190	Firmware Version
191	Processor firmware revision level.
192	Coprocessor Version
193	Coprocessor firmware revision level.
194	Range
195	mm
196	Distance Corr
197	dm/s
198	Ceff
199	CF #Run Average
200	Conversion Factor
201	4i
202	Scale Offset
203	Best
204	First
205	H/Dist
206	Algorithm
207	Sqrt
208	Linear
209	Const
210	Step
211	TVG Type
212	TVG Max
213	Fiducial Position
214	Fiducial Gain
215	System Gain
216	1
217	2
218	4
219	8
220	16
221	32
222	64
223	128
224	#Run Average
225	Accurate
226	Robust
227	Adaptive Filter
228	#Adaptive Average
229	Scatter High Limit
230	Rate High Limit
231	2%
232	5%
233	11%
234	16%
235	25%
236	44%
237	20 mV
238	50 mV
239	110 mV
240	160 mV
241	250 mV
242	440 mV
243	Peak Detect Thresh
244	PeakMax
245	Fixed
246	Peak Detect Ref
247	V
248	Min Threshold
249	mm/min
250	Max Rate
251	Max Delta Distance
252	SZ Hysteresis
253	Auto
254	42m@10s
255	4.2h@1m
256	42h@10m
257	4.2d@1h
258	31.5d@3h
259	Never
260	DataLog
261	Informational
262	Informational messages indicate conditions that are not critical to measurement. Currently occuring conditions can be viewed from the Status menu; historical information can be viewed from the Diagnostic Info menu.
263	Tank Dim Invld
264	Tank Dimensions Invalid - Tank dimensions exceed maximum range of the transmitter; reduce tank height and/or Sensor Offset values.
265	Signal Too Low
266	Signal Too Low - Level signal amplitude is insufficient; choose lower Dielectric range, increase Turbulence or Foam settings, consult Factory if problem persists.
267	Signal Too Hi
268	Signal Too High - Level signal amplitude is excessive; choose higher Dielectric range, reduce Turbulence or Foam settings, consult Factory if problem persists.
269	DC Noise
270	DC Noise - Excessive noise on A/D channel; consult Factory.
271	Uncertn Target
272	Uncertain Target - Target is missing, but not determined to be lost; device is holding last valid value while confirming the target position, will continue based upon the LOE Delay value, consult Factory if problem persists.
273	Scatter Target
274	Scattered Target - Return signals scattered due to turbulence in vessel.
275	Clutter Off Hi
276	Clutter Offset High - False target only partially captured; re-run False Target Rejection routine.
277	IPC Ack
278	IPC Ack - Internal communications error; consult Factory.
279	IPC Length
280	IPC Length - Internal communications error; consult Factory.
281	IPC Checksum
282	IPC Checksum - Internal communications error; consult Factory.
283	IPC Bus
284	IPC Bus - Internal communications error; consult Factory.
285	MultiEcho Dbl
286	MultiEcho Double - Double reflection detected.
287	MultiEcho Trpl
288	MultiEcho Triple - Triple reflection detected.
289	Info 0800
290	Info 0010
291	Info 0008
292	OFF
293	ON
294	Mode
295	Review all Targets detected by the transmitter including false targets (targets other than Level). Ensure that the proper Level target is shown then run Target Rejection routine. If reported Level is close to actual and the quality number is > 20, it is probably correct. Targets can be viewed in Level or Distance mode.
296	Main Menu
297	Device Setup
298	Calibration
299	Basic Setup
300	Advanced Setup
301	Diagnostics
302	Factory Settings
303	Targets
304	Peaks
305	Target Rejection
306	Select
307	Diagnostic Info
308	Review
309	Enabled
310	Disabled
311	The Target Rejection routine detects, stores, and cancels false targets to ensure detection of the proper level signal. The No False Target Rejection warning message will be displayed if this algorithm is not enabled. Do not proceed with False Target Rejection procedure until confirming Level and Quality values in Targets menu. False Target Rejection should be run with vessel at or near empty when all targets are exposed; re-run this routine if initial calibration is done with significant liquid in vessel. The false target profile will be disabled and this routine should be re-run if antenna or tank parameters are modified or when launcher is repositioned.
312	Empty
313	Partial
314	Target Rej Type
315	Req Disable
316	Req Enable
317	Req Empty
318	Req Partial
319	Partial TP Peaks
320	Target Peaks
321	Diagnostic Peaks
322	Targ1 Qual
323	Targ2 Qual
324	Targ3 Qual
325	Targ4 Qual
326	Targ5 Qual
327	Targ6 Quality
328	Targ7 Qual
329	Targ8 Qual
330	Targ9 Qual
331	Target1
332	Target2
333	Target3
334	Target4
335	Target5
336	Target6
337	Target7
338	Target8
339	Target9
340	Peak0 Qual
341	Peak1 Qual
342	Peak2 Qual
343	Peak3 Qual
344	Peak4 Qual
345	Peak5 Qual
346	Peak6 Qual
347	Peak7 Qual
348	Peak8 Qual
349	Peak9 Qual
350	Peak0
351	ms
352	Peak1
353	Peak2
354	Peak3
355	Peak4
356	Peak5
357	Peak6
358	Peak7
359	Peak8
360	Peak9
361	SZ Alarm Reset
362	Clear a latched Safety Zone Alarm
363	Clear
364	Clear persistent stored errors.
365	Enable
366	Target Rejection is already enabled, select Empty or Partial to re-run Target Rejection routine.
367	Enables previously run Empty Target Rejection profile
368	Enables previously run Partial Target Rejection profile
369	No valid Target Rejection profile exists, select Empty or Partial to run Target Rejection routine.
370	Disable
371	Disables previously run Empty Target Rejection profile
372	Disables previously run Partial Target Rejection profile
373	Target Rejection is already disabled.
374	->Empty
375	Target Rejection routine for Empty tanks; false targets in entire tank will stored and canceled.
376	->Partial
377	Target Rejection routine for Partially full tanks. If Partial is chosen multiple Level targets may be offered; choose the target that represents the actual Level, other targets will be cancelled. If correct level is not offered, ensure that tank dimensional information is correct. If level cannot be found, choose Enter Level, then enter the correct level value.
378	FMU860
379	DT
380	DVC
381	FCX
382	AS800
383	340T
384	340C
385	344
386	Siemens Micro K
387	SITRANS L
388	SIPAN PH
389	SITRANS P
390	75SMT
391	UNIDELTA
392	8320
393	SX5100
394	TSV175
395	DMU
396	3780
397	BM70
398	8u
399	Are You Sure?
400	No;Yes
401	Measuring.
402	Measuring..
403	Measuring...
404	Measuring....
405	Measuring.....
406	Measuring......
407	Saving...
408	Too many peaks!
409	No Peaks
410	Level %{i} %{2} %{0}, Quality %{1} ?
411	Enter Level?
412	Enter Level in %{0}
413	Level Too High!
414	Select Targets Mode
Reference ID	String