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2700 IS |
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Date |
2 |
Descriptor |
3 |
Model |
4 |
Transmitter Software |
5 |
.1f |
6 |
Transmitter Serial Number |
7 |
Universal |
8 |
Field Device |
9 |
Write Protection |
10 |
Disabled |
11 |
Enabled |
12 |
A000: Undefined |
13 |
A001: EEPROM Error (CP) |
14 |
A002: RAM Error (CP) |
15 |
A003: No Sensor Response |
16 |
A004: Temperature Overrange |
17 |
A005: Mass Flow Rate Overrange |
18 |
A006: Characterization Required |
19 |
A007: Real-Time Interrupt Failure |
20 |
A008: Density Overrange |
21 |
A009: Transmitter Initializing/Warming Up |
22 |
A010: Calibration Failure |
23 |
A011: Zero Calibration Failed: Low |
24 |
A012: Zero Calibration Failed: High |
25 |
A013: Zero Calibration Failed: Unstable |
26 |
A014: Transmitter Failure |
27 |
A015: MA Readback Error |
28 |
A016: Sensor RTD Failure |
29 |
A017: T-Series RTD Failure |
30 |
A018: EEPROM Error (Xmtr) |
31 |
A019: RAM Error (Xmtr) |
32 |
A020: No Flow Cal Value |
33 |
A021: No K1 Value |
34 |
A022: Config DB Corrupt (CP) |
35 |
A023: Internal Totals Corrupt (CP) |
36 |
A024: Program Corrupt (CP) |
37 |
A025: Boot Sector Fault (CP) |
38 |
A026: Sensor/Xmtr Comm Failure |
39 |
A027: Security Breach |
40 |
A028: CP Write Failure |
41 |
A029: PIC/Daughterboard Comm Failure |
42 |
A030: Incorrect Board Type |
43 |
A031: Low Power |
44 |
A032: MV: Outputs to Fault |
45 |
A033: No LPO/RPO Signal |
46 |
A034: Meter Verification Failed |
47 |
A035: Meter Verification Aborted |
48 |
A036: Undefined |
49 |
A037: Undefined |
50 |
A038: Undefined |
51 |
A039: Undefined |
52 |
A100: MAO1 Saturated |
53 |
A101: MAO1 Fixed |
54 |
A102: Drive Overrange |
55 |
A103: Data Loss Possible |
56 |
A104: Calibration-In-Progress |
57 |
A105: Slug Flow |
58 |
A106: Burst Mode Enabled |
59 |
A107: Power Reset Occurred |
60 |
A108: Single-SP Event 1 ON |
61 |
A109: Single-SP Event 2 ON |
62 |
A110: FO Saturated |
63 |
A111: FO Fixed |
64 |
A112: Upgrade Transmitter Software |
65 |
A113: MAO2 Saturated |
66 |
A114: MAO2 Fixed |
67 |
A115: No External Data |
68 |
A116: API: Temperature Overrange |
69 |
A117: API: Density Overrange |
70 |
A118: DO1 Fixed |
71 |
A119: DO2 Fixed |
72 |
A120: ED: Curve Fit Failure |
73 |
A121: ED: Extrapolation Alert |
74 |
A122: DO3 Fixed |
75 |
A123: DO4 Fixed |
76 |
A124: FI Saturated |
77 |
A125: Batch Timeout |
78 |
A126: Batch Overrun |
79 |
A127: Batch No Reset |
80 |
A128: Batch/Fill No Start |
81 |
A129: PPI Display Error |
82 |
A130: Printer Out of Paper |
83 |
A131: MV: Outputs to LMV |
84 |
A132: Sensor Simulation Active |
85 |
A133: PIC UI EEPROM Error |
86 |
A134: PPI Memory Error |
87 |
A135: PPI Communication Error |
88 |
A136: Undefined |
89 |
A137: Undefined |
90 |
A138: Undefined |
91 |
A139: Undefined |
92 |
D1 Calibration In Progress |
93 |
D2 Calibration In Progress |
94 |
D3 Calibration In Progress |
95 |
D4 Calibration In Progress |
96 |
FD Calibration In Progress |
97 |
Zero Calibration In Progress |
98 |
Temperature Slope Calibration In Progress |
99 |
Temperature Offset Calibration In Progress |
100 |
Discrete Event 1 Active |
101 |
Discrete Event 2 Active |
102 |
Discrete Event 3 Active |
103 |
Discrete Event 4 Active |
104 |
Discrete Event 5 Active |
105 |
Discrete Output 1 Active |
106 |
Discrete Output 2 Active |
107 |
Discrete Output 3 Active |
108 |
Discrete Input 1 Active |
109 |
Discrete Input 2 Active |
110 |
Flow Rate Switch Active |
111 |
Undefined |
112 |
Enable Concentration Measurement Code Out of Range |
113 |
Enable Curve Lock Code Out of Range |
114 |
Transmitter-Specific Command Error (Invalid CM curve) |
115 |
Invalid Concentration Units Code |
116 |
Invalid Temperature Units Code |
117 |
Invalid Density Units Code |
118 |
Reference Temperature Out of Range |
119 |
Water Reference Temperature Out of Range |
120 |
Water Reference Density Out of Range |
121 |
Slope Trim Out of Range |
122 |
Slope Offset Out of Range |
123 |
Extrapolation Alarm Limit Out of Range |
124 |
Max Fit Order Out of Range |
125 |
Invalid Curve Index |
126 |
Invalid Data Index |
127 |
Core Processor Input Voltage |
128 |
Current (mA Output 1) |
129 |
Current (mA Output 2) |
130 |
Frequency |
131 |
Left and Right Pickoff Stiffness |
132 |
% |
133 |
Time in Seconds |
134 |
Fluid Density at Specified Temperature and Concentration |
135 |
Concentration |
136 |
Concentration 1 |
137 |
Density 1 |
138 |
Concentration 2 |
139 |
Density 2 |
140 |
Concentration 3 |
141 |
Density 3 |
142 |
Concentration 4 |
143 |
Density 4 |
144 |
Concentration 5 |
145 |
Density 5 |
146 |
Fluid Density at Reference Temperature and Specified Concentration |
147 |
Ref Temperature |
148 |
Density 1 at Ref |
149 |
Density 2 at Ref |
150 |
Density 3 at Ref |
151 |
Density 4 at Ref |
152 |
Density 5 at Ref |
153 |
Concentration 6 |
154 |
Density 6 at Ref |
155 |
Overview |
156 |
Configure |
157 |
Service Tools |
158 |
Inputs/Outputs Fault Actions |
159 |
Alert Severity |
160 |
Concentration Measurement Alerts |
161 |
Variables |
162 |
Security |
163 |
Identification |
164 |
Revisions |
165 |
All Totalizers |
166 |
Special Units |
167 |
GSV |
168 |
mA Output 1 (MAO1) |
169 |
mA Output 2 (MAO2) |
170 |
Mass Special Units |
171 |
Volume Special Units |
172 |
Additional |
173 |
External Pressure/Temperature |
174 |
Manual Verification |
175 |
Most Recent Test Results |
176 |
Automatic Verification |
177 |
Concentration Measurement Configuration |
178 |
Matrix Configuration |
179 |
Enter Matrix |
180 |
At Specific Temp and Conc |
181 |
At Reference Temp and Conc |
182 |
Temperature Isotherm |
183 |
Isotherm 1 |
184 |
Isotherm 2 |
185 |
Isotherm 3 |
186 |
Isotherm 4 |
187 |
Isotherm 5 |
188 |
Isotherm 6 |
189 |
Trim Concentration Measurement Process Variables |
190 |
Density at Reference |
191 |
F: EEPROM Error (CP) |
192 |
F: RAM Error (CP) |
193 |
F: No Sensor Response |
194 |
View Diagnostic Variables |
195 |
View Slug Flow Condition |
196 |
F: Temperature Overrange |
197 |
Additional Information |
198 |
F: Mass Flow Rate Overrange |
199 |
F: Characterization Required |
200 |
F: Density Overrange |
201 |
View Density Characterization |
202 |
F: Transmitter Initializing/Warming Up |
203 |
F: Calibration Failure |
204 |
F: Zero Calibration Failed: Low |
205 |
F: Zero Calibration Failed: High |
206 |
F: Zero Calibration Failed: Unstable |
207 |
F: Transmitter Failure |
208 |
F: Sensor RTD Failure |
209 |
F: T-Series RTD Failure |
210 |
F: EEPROM Error (Transmitter) |
211 |
F: RAM Error (Transmitter) |
212 |
F: No Flow Calibration Value |
213 |
F: No K1 Value |
214 |
F: Configuration Database Corrupt (Core Processor) |
215 |
F: Internal Totals Corrupt (Core Processor) |
216 |
F: Program Corrupt (Core Processor) |
217 |
F: Boot Sector Fault (Core Processor) |
218 |
F: Sensor/Transmitter Communications Failure |
219 |
F: Security Breach |
220 |
F: Core Processor Write Failure |
221 |
F: PIC/Daughterboard Communication Failure |
222 |
F: Incorrect Board Type |
223 |
F: Low Power |
224 |
F: Meter Verification in Progress: Outputs to Fault |
225 |
F: Outputs Fixed During Meter Verification |
226 |
F: No Right/Left Pickoff Signal |
227 |
F: Meter Verification Failed |
228 |
F: Meter Verification Aborted |
229 |
A: mA Output Saturated |
230 |
A: mA Output Fixed |
231 |
M: Drive Overrange |
232 |
M: Data Loss Possible (Totals and Inventories) |
233 |
A: Calibration In Progress |
234 |
M: Slug Flow |
235 |
A: Burst Mode Enabled |
236 |
M: Power Reset Occurred |
237 |
M: Single-Setpoint Event 1 ON |
238 |
M: Single-Setpoint Event 2 ON |
239 |
A: Frequency Output Saturated |
240 |
A: Frequency Output Fixed |
241 |
A: mA Output 2 Saturated |
242 |
A: mA Output 2 Fixed |
243 |
M: No External Input or Polled Data |
244 |
M: Temperature Overrange (Petroleum Measurement) |
245 |
M: Density Overrange (Petroleum Measurement) |
246 |
A: Discrete Output 1 Fixed |
247 |
A: Discrete Output 2 Fixed |
248 |
A: Curve Fit Failure (Concentration Measurement) |
249 |
M: Extrapolation Alert (Concentration Measurement) |
250 |
View Concentration Measurement Variables |
251 |
M: Meter Verification in Progress |
252 |
M: Meter Verification in Progress: Outputs to Last Measured Value |
253 |
A: Sensor Simulation Active |
254 |
A: Discrete Event 1 Active |
255 |
A: Discrete Event 2 Active |
256 |
A: Discrete Event 3 Active |
257 |
A: Discrete Event 4 Active |
258 |
A: Discrete Event 5 Active |
259 |
A: Discrete Input Active |
260 |
M: Primary Variable Out of Limits |
261 |
M: Non-Primary Variable Out of Limits |
262 |
M: Primary Variable mA Output Saturated |
263 |
M: Primary Variable mA Output Fixed |
264 |
M: Cold Start |
265 |
M: Field Device Malfunction |
266 |
Calibration |
267 |
Reset/Restore |
268 |
.2f |
269 |
.3f |
270 |
.4f |
271 |
.5f |
272 |
4.2f |
273 |
8d |
274 |
8.2f |
275 |
8.3f |
276 |
8.6f |
277 |
.6f |
278 |
10.4f |
279 |
6.2f |
280 |
Inventory |
281 |
ANSI 150 |
282 |
ANSI 300 |
283 |
ANSI 600 |
284 |
PN40 |
285 |
JIS 10K |
286 |
JIS 20K |
287 |
ANSI 900 |
288 |
Sanitary clamp fitting |
289 |
Union |
290 |
PN100 |
291 |
Unknown |
292 |
Tube Lining |
293 |
PTFE |
294 |
Tefzel |
295 |
Tube Wetted Material |
296 |
Hast-C |
297 |
Monel |
298 |
Tantalum |
299 |
Titanium |
300 |
316L SST |
301 |
Inconel |
302 |
Base Unit |
303 |
Base Time |
304 |
Forward |
305 |
Reverse |
306 |
Bi directional |
307 |
5.4f |
308 |
5.2f |
309 |
5d |
310 |
5.3f |
311 |
µSec |
312 |
5.5f |
313 |
1d |
314 |
6.5f |
315 |
2d |
316 |
Fault Action |
317 |
Downscale (3.2-3.6) |
318 |
Fault Action |
319 |
Fault Action |
320 |
Fault Action |
321 |
Fault Level |
322 |
Fault Level |
323 |
Fault Level |
324 |
7.5f |
325 |
7.2f |
326 |
4d |
327 |
4.1f |
328 |
Poll as primary host |
329 |
Poll as secondary host |
330 |
Polled Variable 1 |
331 |
Polled Variable 2 |
332 |
9.8f |
333 |
10.7f |
334 |
Pressure Compensation |
335 |
Disable |
336 |
Enable |
337 |
Compensation Pressure |
338 |
External Temperature |
339 |
Correction Temperature |
340 |
4.4f |
341 |
Assignment |
342 |
Assignment |
343 |
Assignment |
344 |
Active Matrix |
345 |
Curve 1 |
346 |
Curve 2 |
347 |
Curve 3 |
348 |
Curve 4 |
349 |
Curve 5 |
350 |
Curve 6 |
351 |
3d |
352 |
Gas Reference Density |
353 |
Conversion Factor |
354 |
Flow Label |
355 |
Total Label |
356 |
Simulate Primary Purpose Variables |
357 |
Control |
358 |
Fixed Value |
359 |
Ramp Low Point |
360 |
Ramp High Point |
361 |
Ramp Period |
362 |
Uncertainty Limit |
363 |
RTD Cable Resistance |
364 |
T-Series RTD Resistance |
365 |
Line RTD Resistance |
366 |
Power On Time |
367 |
Refresh Rate (100-10,000) |
368 |
English |
369 |
German |
370 |
French |
371 |
Spanish |
372 |
Engineer to Order Number |
373 |
Core Processor Software |
374 |
Device Identification (CP) |
375 |
Mode |
376 |
Fixed |
377 |
Live |
378 |
Hours Until Next Run |
379 |
Reason for Abort |
380 |
Manual Abort |
381 |
Watchdog Timeout |
382 |
High Peak Drive Voltage |
383 |
High Drive Current Standard Deviation |
384 |
High Drive Current Mean Value |
385 |
Drive Loop Reported Error |
386 |
High Delta T Standard Deviation |
387 |
High Delta T Value |
388 |
State Running |
389 |
Verification Complete |
390 |
Wrong Verification Enable |
391 |
No Factory Air Verification |
392 |
No Factory Water Verification |
393 |
Parameter Registers not Set |
394 |
Transmitter Running Seconds at Test |
395 |
Reference Temperature |
396 |
Water Reference Temperature |
397 |
Slope |
398 |
Offset |
399 |
Limit |
400 |
Curve Fit Maximum Order |
401 |
2 |
402 |
3 |
403 |
4 |
404 |
5 |
405 |
Concentration Measurement |
406 |
Concentration Matrices |
407 |
Unlock |
408 |
Lock |
409 |
Temperature High |
410 |
Density Low |
411 |
Density High |
412 |
Temperature Low |
413 |
Water Reference Density |
414 |
Accuracy |
415 |
Curve Fit Results |
416 |
Poor |
417 |
Empty |
418 |
Temperature Units |
419 |
Density Units |
420 |
Concentration Units |
421 |
Matrix Name |
422 |
Concentration Unit String |
423 |
Matrix Being Configured |
424 |
Derived Variable |
425 |
Standard |
426 |
Density at Ref. |
427 |
S.G. |
428 |
Mass Conc(Dens) |
429 |
Mass Conc(SG) |
430 |
Volume Conc(Dens) |
431 |
Volume Conc(SG) |
432 |
Conc(Dens) |
433 |
Conc(SG) |
434 |
Density 6 |
435 |
Temperature Iso 1 |
436 |
Temperature Iso 2 |
437 |
Temperature Iso 3 |
438 |
Temperature Iso 4 |
439 |
Temperature Iso 5 |
440 |
Temperature Iso 6 |
441 |
A131: MV in Progress |
442 |
Read Modbus Data |
443 |
Write Modbus Data |
444 |
No Additional Information for Above |
445 |
Additional Information for Above |
446 |
A116: Temperature Overrange (Petroleum Measurement) |
447 |
A117: Density Overrange (Petroleum Measurement) |
448 |
A120: Curve Fit Failure (Concentration Measurement) |
449 |
A121: Extrapolation Alert (Concentration Measurement) |
450 |
Start |
451 |
Setup |
452 |
Show Last 20 Results |
453 |
LD Optimization |
454 |
Configure Matrix |
455 |
Reset Matrix Data |
456 |
Enable/Disable Write Protect |
457 |
Device Reset |
458 |
Restore Factory Configuration |
459 |
Primary Variable |
460 |
Totalizers |
461 |
Configure the Process Monitor Screens by selecting the desired process variables for each screen. |
462 |
Configure the number of decimal places for each process variable. |
463 |
Assign variables to the first and second milliamp outputs, define upper and lower range values, cutoffs and dampings. |
464 |
Set up Bell-202 port settings. |
465 |
Set Up Bell 202 Port |
466 |
HART Burst Mode |
467 |
This screen will not automatically refresh after changing the 'Type' field. Select Guided Setup and then return to this screen to see the current configuration. |
468 |
Optional Setup |
469 |
Select an alert and change the alert's severity to Fault, Information or Ignore. |
470 |
Select an alert and view the current severity of the alert. |
471 |
Extrapolation Limit |
472 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort. |
473 |
Digital Communications |
474 |
Secondary Variable |
475 |
Read modbus register values. |
476 |
Write modbus register values. |
477 |
Simulation Configuration |
478 |
Mass Flow Rate Simulation Settings |
479 |
Density Simulation Settings |
480 |
Temperature Simulation Settings |
481 |
Simulation Settings |
482 |
Loop Tests |
483 |
Status |
484 |
Revision Numbers |
485 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Check the sensor circuitry.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
3. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
486 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Check for slug flow.
2. View the diagnostic variables to verify whether tubes are vibrating. Left and Right pickoffs should be above 10mV.
3. Check the sensor circuitry.
4. Check sensor tubes for plugging.
5. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
6. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
487 |
Density Characterization |
488 |
Slug Flow Condition |
489 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Verify that a sensor is connected to the transmitter.
2. Check the sensor RTD circuitry.
3. Verify that process temperature is within range of sensor and transmitter.
4. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
490 |
Recommended Actions:
1. If other alerts are present (typically, A003, A006, A008, A102, or A105), resolve those alerts first. If the A005 alert persists, continue with the suggestions below.
2. View the diagnostic variables to verify whether tubes are vibrating. Left and Right pickoffs should be above 10mV.
3. Check the sensor circuitry.
4. Check the sensor tubes for erosion by verifying density.
5. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
491 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Check the characterization. Specifically, verify the Flow FCF and K1 values on the sensor tag.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
3. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
492 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Check the characterization. Specifically, verify the FlowCal and K1 values on the sensor tag.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
3. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
493 |
Recommended Actions:
1. If other alerts are present (typically, A003, A006, A102, or A105), resolve those alerts first. If the A008 alert persists, continue with the suggestions below.
2. Verify process. Check for air in the flow tubes, tubes not filled, foreign material in tubes, or coating in tubes.
3. Check the sensor circuitry.
4. Verify density characterization and verify configuration matches sensor tag.
5 View diagnostic variables to verify raw tube frequency is in the proper range for the sensor type.
6. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
7. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
494 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Allow the flowmeter to warm up (approximately 30 seconds). The error should disappear once the flowmeter is ready for normal operation.
2. Check the input voltage to ensure its between 12 and 15 V.
3. If alert does not clear, make sure that the sensor is completely full or completely empty.
4. Check the sensor circuitry.
5. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
495 |
Recommended Actions:
1. If A26 also appears, resolve the A26 first.
2. Allow the flowmeter to warm up (approximately 30 seconds). The error should disappear once the flowmeter is ready for normal operation.
3. Check the input voltage to ensure its between 12 and 15 V.
4. Check for proper voltage into the transmitter.
5. If alert does not clear, make sure that the sensor is completely full or completely empty.
6. Check the sensor circuitry.
7. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
496 |
Mechanical Zero: The resulting zero was greater than 3 microseconds.
Temperature or Density Calibrations: Many possible causes. |
497 |
Recommended Actions:
1. If alert appears during a transmitter zero, ensure that there is no flow through the sensor, then retry.
2. Cycle power to the flowmeter to clear the alert.
3. If appropriate, restore the factory zero to return the flowmeter to operation.
4. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
5. If alert appears during a density calibration, contact Micro Motion. |
498 |
Mechanical Zero: Calibration procedure failed due to reverse flow through the sensor. |
499 |
Mechanical Zero: Calibration procedure failed due to reverse flow through the sensor.
The resulting zero was greater than 3 microseconds. |
500 |
Mechanical Zero: The resulting zero was greater than 3 microseconds. |
501 |
Internal memory or program fault has been detected. |
502 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Resolve other active alerts first.
2. Cycle power to the flowmeter.
3. If alert persists, the transmitter might need service. Contact Micro Motion. |
503 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Check the sensor RTD circuitry.
2. Verify that process temperature is within range of sensor and transmitter.
3. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
4. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
504 |
Recommended Actions:
1.Cycle power to the transmitter.
2.If problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
505 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Check the characterization against the sensor tag. Specifically, verify the Flow FCF, K1 and K2 values.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
3. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
506 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Check the characterization against the sensor tag. Specifically, verify the FlowCal, K1 and K2 values.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
3. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
507 |
Recommended Actions:
1. If A017 is active, resolve it first.
2. Check the characterization against the sensor tag. Specifically, verify the Flow FCF, K1 and K2 values.
3. Check the sensor RTD circuitry.
4. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
508 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Verify the wiring between the Transmitter and Core Processor.
2. Verify the power to both the transmitter and Core Processor.
3. Cycle power to the transmitter.
4. If problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
509 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Alarm can be cleared by user by putting the transmitter back in secure mode, but authorized procedure is required to seal transmitter. |
510 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Verify the core processor input voltage is at least 12V.
2. Check the power supply and all power wiring. |
511 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Check for slug flow.
2. View the diagnostic variables to verify whether tubes are vibrating. Left and Right pickoffs should be above 10mV.
3. Check the sensor circuitry.
4. Check sensor tubes for plugging.
5. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
6. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
512 |
Meter verification failed. The stiffness values not within acceptable limits. |
513 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Immediately re-run the meter verification test with outputs held at fault or last measured value. If the meter passes the second test, the fail result can be ignored. If the meter fails the second test, the flow tubes may be damaged.
2. Use the knowledge of your process to consider the type of damage and determine the appropriate action. These actions might include removing the meter from service and physically inspecting the tubes. At a minimum, perform a flow validation and a density calibration.
3. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
514 |
Meter verification aborted. |
515 |
Reason:
User Initiated Abort
Recommend Actions:
1. Wait for 15 seconds before starting meter verification again.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
516 |
Reason:
Frequency Drift
Recommend Actions:
1. Ensure temperature, flow and density are stable and run meter verification again.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
517 |
Reason:
High Drive Gain
Recommend Actions:
1. Ensure flow is steady and minimize entrained gas and run meter verification again.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
518 |
Reason:
Unstable Flow
Recommend Actions:
1. Reduce flow rate and run meter verification again.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
519 |
Reason:
No Air Reference
Recommend Actions:
1. Perform factory calibration on air.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
520 |
Reason:
No Water Reference
Recommend Actions:
1. Perform factory calibration on water.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
521 |
Reason:
Missing Configuration
Recommend Actions:
1. Load verification parameter registers with proper values.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
522 |
Reason:
Other
Recommend Actions:
1. Run meter verification again.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
3. If abort persists, contact Micro Motion. |
523 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Verify that mA output range values are set to appropriate values.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
524 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Check the HART address. If non-zero, set 'mA Output Action' parameter to enable 'Live mA Output' or if multi-drop mode is desired change the alert severity to ignore by going to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
2. If mA output trim is being performed, exit mA output trim.
3. If mA output loop test is being performed, exit mA output loop test.
4. Check to see if the output has been fixed via digital communications or the local display. |
525 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Check the sensor circuitry.
2. If this is the only active alarm, it can be ignored. If desired, reconfigure the alarm severity to Ignore.
3. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
526 |
The core processor was unable to successfully store the totalizers and inventories on the last power down and must rely on the previously saved values. These values may be up to two hours old. The transmitter is still functional. |
527 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Verify the transmitter and core processor have proper input voltage.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
3. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
528 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Allow the flowmeter to complete calibration.
2. For zero calibration procedures, you may abort the calibration, set the zero time parameter to a lower value, and restart the calibration.
3. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
529 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Check that sensor is completely full.
2. Check that slug limits are set to appropriate values.
3. Verify density cutoff is at least 0.2 g/cc.
4. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
530 |
Recommended Actions:
1. No action required.
2. If desired, reconfigure the alert severity to Ignore by going to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
531 |
Recommended Actions:
1. No action required.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
532 |
Process variable assigned to frequency output is outside configured scale limits. |
533 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Change frequency output scaling factors to more appropriate settings.
2. If the Third Variable is set to volume flow, low density or empty tubes can cause the frequency output to saturate.
3. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
534 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Exit frequency output loop test.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
535 |
Recommended Actions:
1. HART polling connection to external device has failed. Ensure that external device is available:
2. Verify external device is not in fault.
3. Verify HART segment power, wiring and loop resistance.
4. Verify polling configuration in the transmitter and external device.
5. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
536 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Verify process.
2. Verify configuration for Petroleum Measurement reference table and temperature.
3. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
537 |
Recommended Actions:
1. If other alerts are present, resolve those alerts first.
2. Verify process.
3. Verify configuration for Petroleum Measurement reference table and density.
4. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
538 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Exit discrete output test.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
539 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Verify Concentration Measurement (CM) matrix configuration by going to Configure-> Manual Setup-> Measurements-> Concentration Measurement-> Enter Matrix. |
540 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Verify the process temperature and density.
2. Verify Concentration Measurement (CM) extrapolation alert limit.
3. Verify process. If tubes are empty or there is gas in the process, wait for condition to clear itself.
4. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
541 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Allow the procedure to complete.
2. If desired, abort the procedure and restart with outputs set to fault.
3. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
542 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Allow the procedure to complete. You may abort the procedure if desired.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
543 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Disable output simulation.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
544 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Verify process and check for slug flow.
2. Check the diagnostic variables.
3. Check the sensor circuitry.
4. Check the sensor tubes for erosion.
5. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
545 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Check the HART address. If non-zero, set mA Output Action parameter to enable Live mA Output.
2. If mA output trim is being performed, exit mA output trim.
3. If mA output loop test is being performed, exit mA output loop test.
4. Check to see if the output has been fixed via digital communications or the local display. |
546 |
Recommended Actions:
1. This is a summary alert and is generated when one of the fault severity alerts is active. Resolve the other active alerts first. |
547 |
Matrix Selection |
548 |
Extrapolation Alert |
549 |
Reference Condition |
550 |
Electronic Conditions |
551 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Cycle power to the flow meter.
2. The flow meter might need service. Contact Micro Motion. |
552 |
Sensor Conditions |
553 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Check for slug flow if connected to core 700.
2. View the diagnostic variables to verify whether tubes are vibrating. Left and Right pickoffs should be above 10mV if connected to core 700.
3. Check the sensor circuitry.
4. Check sensor tubes for plugging if connected to core 700.
5. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
6. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
554 |
Process Conditions |
555 |
Configuration Conditions |
556 |
Recommended Actions:
1. If A26 also appears, resolve the A26 first if connected to core 700.
2. Allow the flowmeter to warm up (approximately 30 seconds). The error should disappear once the flowmeter is ready for normal operation.
3. Check the input voltage to ensure its between 12 and 15 V.
4. Check for proper voltage into the transmitter if connected to core 700.
5. If alert does not clear, make sure that the sensor is completely full or completely empty.
6. Check the sensor circuitry.
7. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
557 |
Recommended Actions:
1.Cycle power to the flowmeter.
2.The transmitter might need service. Contact Micro Motion. |
558 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Cycle power to the flowmeter.
2. The transmitter might need service or upgrading. Contact Micro Motion. |
559 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Cycle power to the flowmeter.
2. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
560 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Contact Micro Motion. |
561 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Allow the procedure to complete.
2. If desired, abort the procedure and restart with outputs set to last measured value. |
562 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Allow the procedure to complete.
2. If desired, abort the procedure and restart with outputs set to continue measuring. |
563 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Meter verification aborted.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
564 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Verify that frequency input parameters are set to appropriate values. |
565 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Check valves, piping, and pumps for proper operation.
2. Increase number of seconds for Time Out.
3. If ignore source alarms is set to YES, increase number of minutes for Alarm Timeout.
4. After cause has been diagnosed, press END to end batch or RESUME to resume batch. |
566 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Check wiring for discrete output indicating overrun.
2. Check device connected to discrete output indicating overrun.
3. Enable batch Automatic Overshoot Compensation (AOC).
4. After cause has been diagnosed, press RESET or START to start new batch. |
567 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Press RESET, then press START.
2. Set reset on start option to YES. |
568 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Set enable batch control option to YES.
2. Configure batch flow source.
3. Assign control functions such as primary valve, secondary valve, or pump to discrete outputs.
4. Clear all alerts.
5.5. Shut off discrete input.
6. Change target value. |
569 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Verify process and check for slug flow.
2. Check the test points.
3. Check the sensor circuitry.
4. Check the sensor tubes for erosion.
5. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
570 |
Recommended Actions:
1. Verify that mA output range values are set to appropriate values. |
571 |
Recommended Actions:
1. The first command to recognize this condition will automatically reset this flag.
2. This flag may also be set following a Master Reset or a Self Test. |
572 |
Recommended Actions:
1. No action required. |
573 |
Classic View |
574 |
Perform a zero calibration. |
575 |
Perform a density calibration. |
576 |
Perform a temperature calibration. |
577 |
Power-cycle the device without affecting device configuration. |
578 |
Overwrite the existing device configuration with the configuration set at the factory. |
579 |
Manually reset the configuration changed flag if the host is not able to reset the flag automatically. |
580 |
FMU860 |
581 |
DT |
582 |
DVC |
583 |
FCX |
584 |
AS800 |
585 |
340T |
586 |
340C |
587 |
344 |
588 |
Siemens Micro K |
589 |
SITRANS L |
590 |
SIPAN PH |
591 |
SITRANS P |
592 |
75SMT |
593 |
UNIDELTA |
594 |
8320 |
595 |
SX5100 |
596 |
TSV175 |
597 |
DMU |
598 |
3780 |
599 |
BM70 |
600 |
8u |
601 |
low |
602 |
high |
603 |
tmp_av |
604 |
Changing configuration can affect transmitter operation. Ensure that the control loop is set for manual operation before continuing. |
605 |
Zero calibration is starting. |
606 |
Select Discrete Output 1 Level: |
607 |
Select Frequency Output Level: |
608 |
10000 Hz;Other;End |
609 |
Select Analog Output 1 Level: |
610 |
Select Analog Output 2 Level: |
611 |
All totalizers have been started. |
612 |
All totalizers have been stopped. |
613 |
All totalizers have been reset. |
614 |
Mass total has been reset. |
615 |
Volume total has been reset. |
616 |
number |
617 |
uValue |
618 |
fValue |
619 |
alarmNum |
620 |
None;Discrete Event 1;Discrete Event 2;Discrete Event 3;Discrete Event 4;Discrete Event 5 |
621 |
%0 is assigned to %1. |
622 |
Select the simulation mode: |
623 |
select |
624 |
CM net mass total has been reset. |
625 |
CM net volume total has been reset. |
626 |
GSV total has been reset. |
627 |
Temperature corrected volume total has been reset. |
628 |
CM volume total has been reset. |
629 |
All alerts are acknowledged. |
630 |
Resetting configuration changed flag. Please wait. |
631 |
Configuration changed flag has been reset. |
632 |
Factory zero has been restored. |
633 |
floatFreqVal |
634 |
floatRateVal |
635 |
floatPulsesPerUnit |
636 |
floatUnitsPerPulse |
637 |
Current sensor type selection is Other (Curved Tube).
Select Sensor Type: |
638 |
Current sensor type selection is T-Series (Straight Tube).
Select Sensor Type: |
639 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Primary Variable is set to Mass Flow Rate.
Select Primary Variable: |
640 |
Keep Existing Assignment;Mass Flow Rate;Temperature;Density;Volume Flow Rate;Density At Reference Temperature;Volume Flow At Reference Temperature;Average Observed Density;Average Observed Temperature;Density at Reference (Concentration);Specific Gravity (Concentration);Temperature-Corrected Volume Flow Rate (Concentration);Net Mass Flow Rate (Concentration);Net Volume Flow Rate (Concentration);Concentration;Drive Gain;Pressure;External Temperature;Baume (Concentration);Gas Standard Volume Flow |
641 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Primary Variable is set to Temperature.
Select Primary Variable: |
642 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Primary Variable is set to Density.
Select Primary Variable: |
643 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Primary Variable is set to Volume Flow Rate.
Select Primary Variable: |
644 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Primary Variable is set to Density at Reference Temperature.
Select Primary Variable: |
645 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Primary Variable is set to Volume Flow at Reference Temperature.
Select Primary Variable: |
646 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Primary Variable is set to Average Observed Density.
Select Primary Variable: |
647 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Primary Variable is set to Average Observed Temperature.
Select Primary Variable: |
648 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Primary Variable is set to Density at Reference (Concentration).
Select Primary Variable: |
649 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Primary Variable is set to Specific Gravity (Concentration).
Select Primary Variable: |
650 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Primary Variable is set to Temperature-Corrected Volume Flow Rate (Concentration).
Select Primary Variable: |
651 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Primary Variable is set to Net Mass Flow Rate (Concentration).
Select Primary Variable: |
652 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Primary Variable is set to Net Volume Flow Rate (Concentration).
Select Primary Variable: |
653 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Primary Variable is set to Concentration.
Select Primary Variable: |
654 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Primary Variable is set to Drive Gain.
Select Primary Variable: |
655 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Primary Variable is set to Pressure.
Select Primary Variable: |
656 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Primary Variable is set to External Temperature.
Select Primary Variable: |
657 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Primary Variable is set to Baume (Concentration).
Select Primary Variable: |
658 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Primary Variable is set to Gas Standard Volume Flow.
Select Primary Variable: |
659 |
Select the mA output to configure: |
660 |
mA Output 1;mA Output 2;Exit |
661 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Secondary Variable is set to Mass Flow Rate.
Select Secondary Variable: |
662 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Secondary Variable is set to Temperature.
Select Secondary Variable: |
663 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Secondary Variable is set to Density.
Select Secondary Variable: |
664 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Secondary Variable is set to Volume Flow Rate.
Select Secondary Variable: |
665 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Secondary Variable is set to Density at Reference Temperature.
Select Secondary Variable: |
666 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Secondary Variable is set to Volume Flow at Reference Temperature.
Select Secondary Variable: |
667 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Secondary Variable is set to Average Observed Density.
Select Secondary Variable: |
668 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Secondary Variable is set to Average Observed Temperature.
Select Secondary Variable: |
669 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Secondary Variable is set to Density at Reference (Concentration).
Select Secondary Variable: |
670 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Secondary Variable is set to Specific Gravity (Concentration).
Select Secondary Variable: |
671 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Secondary Variable is set to Temperature-Corrected Volume Flow Rate (Concentration).
Select Secondary Variable: |
672 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Secondary Variable is set to Net Mass Flow Rate (Concentration).
Select Secondary Variable: |
673 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Secondary Variable is set to Net Volume Flow Rate (Concentration).
Select Secondary Variable: |
674 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Secondary Variable is set to Concentration.
Select Secondary Variable: |
675 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Secondary Variable is set to Drive Gain.
Select Secondary Variable: |
676 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Secondary Variable is set to Pressure.
Select Secondary Variable: |
677 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Secondary Variable is set to External Temperature.
Select Secondary Variable: |
678 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Secondary Variable is set to Baume (Concentration).
Select Secondary Variable: |
679 |
Any changes made on this screen will be written to the device when the Next button is clicked and could affect transmitter operation. Click Next to write changes to the device, or click Cancel to abort.
Secondary Variable is set to Gas Standard Volume Flow.
Select Secondary Variable: |
680 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
An uncorrectable checksum mismatch has been detected.
Recommended Actions:
1. Cycle power to the flow meter.
2. The flow meter might need service. Contact Micro Motion. |
681 |
No Additional Information Available |
682 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
ROM checksum error or a RAM location cannot be written to.
Recommended Actions:
1. Cycle power to the flowmeter.
2. The flow meter might need service. Contact Micro Motion. |
683 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
Continuity failure of drive circuit, LPO, or RPO, or LPO-RPO mismatch when driving.
Recommended Actions:
1. Check the sensor circuitry.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
3. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
684 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
Continuity failure of drive circuit, LPO, or RPO, or LPO-RPO mismatch when driving.
Recommended Actions:
1. Check for slug flow.
2. View the diagnostic variables to verify whether tubes are vibrating. Left and Right pickoffs should be above 10mV.
3. Check the sensor circuitry.
4. Check sensor tubes for plugging.
5. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
6. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
685 |
Drive Gain:
Value %0 |
686 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
The value computed for the resistance of the line RTD or the Meter/Case RTD is outside limits.
Recommended Actions:
1. Verify that a sensor is connected to the transmitter.
2. Check the sensor RTD circuitry.
3. Verify that process temperature is within range of sensor and transmitter.
4. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
687 |
Temperature:
Value %0 |
688 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
The measured flow has exceeded the maximum flow rate of the sensor.
Recommended Actions:
1. If other alerts are present (typically, A003, A006, A008, A102, or A105), resolve those alerts first. If the A005 alert persists, continue with the suggestions below.
2. View the diagnostic variables to verify whether tubes are vibrating. Left and Right pickoffs should be above 10mV.
3. Check the sensor circuitry.
4. Check the sensor tubes for erosion by verifying density.
5. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
689 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
One or more required characterization parameters have not been entered.
Recommended Actions:
1. Check the characterization. Specifically, verify the FlowCal and K1 values on the sensor tag.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
3. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
690 |
Flow Cal:
Value %0
K1:
Value %1 uSec
K2:
Value %2 uSec |
691 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
One or more required characterization parameters have not been entered.
Recommended Actions:
1. Check the characterization. Specifically, verify the Flow FCF and K1 values on the sensor tag.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
3. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
692 |
Flow FCF:
Value %0
K1:
Value %1 uSec
K2:
Value %2 uSec |
693 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
The measured density has exceeded 0-10 g/cm3.
Recommended Actions:
1. If other alerts are present (typically, A003, A006, A102, or A105), resolve those alerts first. If the A008 alert persists, continue with the suggestions below.
2. Verify process. Check for air in the flow tubes, tubes not filled, foreign material in tubes, or coating in tubes.
3. Check the sensor circuitry.
4. Verify density characterization and verify configuration matches sensor tag.
5 View diagnostic variables to verify raw tube frequency is in the proper range for the sensor type.
6. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
7. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
694 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
Transmitter in power-up mode.
Recommended Actions:
1. Allow the flowmeter to warm up (approximately 30 seconds). The error should disappear once the flowmeter is ready for normal operation.
2. Check the input voltage to ensure its between 12 and 15 V.
3. If alert does not clear, make sure that the sensor is completely full or completely empty.
4. Check the sensor circuitry.
5. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
695 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
Transmitter in power-up mode.
Recommended Actions:
1. If A26 also appears, resolve the A26 first.
2. Allow the flowmeter to warm up (approximately 30 seconds). The error should disappear once the flowmeter is ready for normal operation.
3. Check the input voltage to ensure its between 12 and 15 V.
4. Check for proper voltage into the transmitter.
5. If alert does not clear, make sure that the sensor is completely full or completely empty.
6. Check the sensor circuitry.
7. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
696 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
Mechanical zero: The resulting zero was greater than 3 microseconds.
Temperature or Density Calibrations: Many possible causes.
Recommended Actions:
1. If alert appears during a transmitter zero, ensure that there is no flow through the sensor, then retry.
2. Cycle power to the flowmeter to clear the alert.
3. If appropriate, restore the factory zero to return the flowmeter to operation.
4. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
5. If alert appears during a density calibration, contact Micro Motion. |
697 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
Mechanical zero: Calibration procedure failed due to reverse flow through the sensor.
Recommended Actions:
1. If alert appears during a transmitter zero, ensure that there is no flow through the sensor, then retry.
2. Cycle power to the flowmeter to clear the alert.
3. If appropriate, restore the factory zero to return the flowmeter to operation.
4. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
5. If alert appears during a density calibration, contact Micro Motion. |
698 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
Mechanical zero: Calibration procedure failed due to flow through the sensor.The resulting zero was greater than 3 microseconds.
Recommended Actions:
1. If alert appears during a transmitter zero, ensure that there is no flow through the sensor, then retry.
2. Cycle power to the flowmeter to clear the alert.
3. If appropriate, restore the factory zero to return the flowmeter to operation.
4. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
5. If alert appears during a density calibration, contact Micro Motion. |
699 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
Mechanical zero: The resulting zero was greater than 3 microseconds.
Recommended Actions:
1. If alert appears during a transmitter zero, ensure that there is no flow through the sensor, then retry.
2. Cycle power to the flowmeter to clear the alert.
3. If appropriate, restore the factory zero to return the flowmeter to operation.
4. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
5. If alert appears during a density calibration, contact Micro Motion. |
700 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
Internal memory or program fault has been detected.
Recommended Actions:
1. Resolve other active alerts first.
2. Cycle power to the flowmeter.
3. If alert persists, the transmitter might need service. Contact Micro Motion. |
701 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
The value computed for the resistance of the Line RTD is outside limits.
Recommended Actions:
1. Check the sensor RTD circuitry.
2. Verify that process temperature is within range of sensor and transmitter.
3. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
4. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
702 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
The value computed for the resistance of the Meter/Case RTD is outside limits.
Recommended Actions:
1. Check the sensor RTD circuitry.
2. Verify that process temperature is within range of sensor and transmitter.
3. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
4. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
703 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
The transmitter has experienced an EEPROM checksum failure.
Recommended Actions:
1.Cycle power to the transmitter.
2.If problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
704 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
A RAM location in the transmitter cannot be written to.
Recommended Actions:
1.Cycle power to the transmitter.
2.If problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
705 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
The flow calibration factor and/or K1 has not been entered since the last master reset.
Recommended Actions:
1. Check the characterization against the sensor tag. Specifically, verify the FlowCal, K1 and K2 values.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
3. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
706 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
The flow calibration factor and/or K1 has not been entered since the last master reset.
Recommended Actions:
1. Check the characterization against the sensor tag. Specifically, verify the Flow FCF, K1 and K2 values.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
3. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
707 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
The sensor is recognized as a straight tube but the K1 value indicates a curved tube, or vice versa.
Recommended Actions:
1. If A017 is active, resolve it first.
2. Check the characterization against the sensor tag. Specifically, verify the Flow FCF, K1 and K2 values.
3. Check the sensor RTD circuitry.
4. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
708 |
Flow FCF:
Value %0
K1:
Value %1 uSec
K2:
Value %2 uSec |
709 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
Uncorrectable checksum mismatch.
Recommended Actions:
1. Cycle power to the flowmeter.
2. The transmitter might need service. Contact Micro Motion. |
710 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
Communication errors between transmitter and core processor.
Recommended Actions:
1. Verify the wiring between the Transmitter and Core Processor.
2. Verify the power to both the transmitter and Core Processor.
3. Cycle power to the transmitter.
4. If problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
711 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
Weights and Measures security seal has been broken.
Recommended Actions:
1. Alarm can be cleared by user by putting the transmitter back in secure mode, but authorized procedure is required to seal transmitter. |
712 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
An attempt to write data to the core processor has failed.
Recommended Actions:
1. Cycle power to the flowmeter.
2. The transmitter might need service or upgrading. Contact Micro Motion. |
713 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
Transmitter electronics failure has occurred.
Recommended Actions:
1. Cycle power to the flowmeter.
2. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
714 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
The loaded software is not compatible with the programmed board type.
Recommended Actions:
1. Contact Micro Motion. |
715 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
The core processor is not receiving enough power.
Recommended Actions:
1. Verify the core processor input voltage is at least 12V.
2. Check the power supply and all power wiring. |
716 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
Meter verification is in progress, with outputs set to fault.
Recommended Actions:
1. Allow the procedure to complete.
2. If desired, abort the procedure and restart with outputs set to last measured value. |
717 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
Meter verification is in progress, with outputs set to fault or last measured value.
Recommended Actions:
1. Allow the procedure to complete.
2. If desired, abort the procedure and restart with outputs set to continue measuring. |
718 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
No signal from Left Pickoff or Right Pickoff, suggesting that sensor tubes are not vibrating.
Recommended Actions:
1. Check for slug flow.
2. View the diagnostic variables to verify whether tubes are vibrating. Left and Right pickoffs should be above 10mV.
3. Check the sensor circuitry.
4. Check sensor tubes for plugging.
5. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
6. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
719 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
Meter verification failed. The stiffness values not within acceptable limits.
Recommended Actions:
1. Immediately re-run the meter verification test with outputs held at fault or last measured value. If the meter passes the second test, the fail result can be ignored. If the meter fails the second test, the flow tubes may be damaged.
2. Use the knowledge of your process to consider the type of damage and determine the appropriate action. These actions might include removing the meter from service and physically inspecting the tubes. At a minimum, perform a flow validation and a density calibration.
3. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
720 |
Meter Verification Run Counter: %0
Transmitter Running Hours at Test: %1
Left Pickoff Stiffness: %2 |
721 |
Right Pickoff Stiffness: %0 |
722 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
Meter verification aborted.
Reason:
User Initiated Abort
Recommend Actions:
1. Wait for 15 seconds before starting meter verification again.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
723 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
Meter verification aborted.
Reason:
Frequency Drift
Recommend Actions:
1. Ensure temperature, flow and density are stable and run meter verification again.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
724 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
Meter verification aborted.
Reason:
High Drive Gain
Recommend Actions:
1. Ensure flow is steady and minimize entrained gas and run meter verification again.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
725 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
Meter verification aborted.
Reason:
Unstable Flow
Recommend Actions:
1. Reduce flow rate and run meter verification again.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
726 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
Meter verification aborted.
Reason:
No Air Reference
Recommend Actions:
1. Perform factory calibration on air.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
727 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
Meter verification aborted.
Reason:
No Water Reference
Recommend Actions:
1. Perform factory calibration on water.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
728 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
Meter verification aborted.
Reason:
Missing Configuration
Recommend Actions:
1. Load verification parameter registers with proper values.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
729 |
Priority: Failed - Fix Now
Meter verification aborted.
Reason:
Other
Recommend Actions:
1. Run meter verification again.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
3. If abort persists, contact Micro Motion. |
730 |
Meter Verification Run Counter: %0
Transmitter Running Hours at Test: %1
Abort Code: %2 |
731 |
Left Pickoff Stiffness: %0
Right Pickoff Stiffness: %1 |
732 |
Priority: Advisory
The calculated amount of current output is outside of the linear range.
Recommended Actions:
1. Verify that mA output range values are set to appropriate values.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
733 |
Primary Variable:
%0
%0:
Value %1 %2 |
734 |
PV LRV:
Value %0 %1
PV URV:
Value %2 %3 |
735 |
Priority: Advisory
Non-zero HART address configured, or user has set the mA output to a fixed value.
Recommended Actions:
1. Check the HART address. If non-zero, set 'mA Output Action' parameter to enable 'Live mA Output' or if multi-drop mode is desired change the alert severity to ignore by going to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
2. If mA output trim is being performed, exit mA output trim.
3. If mA output loop test is being performed, exit mA output loop test.
4. Check to see if the output has been fixed via digital communications or the local display. |
736 |
HART Address:
%0
mAO Fault Action:
%1 |
737 |
Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon
The drive power (current/voltage) is at its maximum.
Recommended Actions:
1. Check the sensor circuitry.
2. If this is the only active alarm, it can be ignored. If desired, reconfigure the alarm severity to Ignore.
3. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
738 |
Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon
The core processor was unable to successfully store the totalizers and inventories on the last power down and must rely on the previously saved values. These values may be up to two hours old. The transmitter is still functional.
Recommended Actions:
1. Verify the transmitter and core processor have proper input voltage.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
3. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
739 |
Priority: Advisory
A calibration procedure is in progress.
Recommended Actions:
1. Allow the flowmeter to complete calibration.
2. For zero calibration procedures, you may abort the calibration, set the zero time parameter to a lower value, and restart the calibration.
3. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
740 |
Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon
The density has exceeded the user-defined slug (density) limits.
Recommended Actions:
1. Check that sensor is completely full.
2. Check that slug limits are set to appropriate values.
3. Verify density cutoff is at least 0.2 g/cc.
4. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
741 |
Slug High Limit:
Value %0 g/Cucm
Slug Low Limit:
Value %1 g/Cucm
Slug Duration:
Value %2 sec |
742 |
Priority: Advisory
Device is in HART burst mode.
Recommended Actions:
1. No action required.
2. If desired, reconfigure the alert severity to Ignore by going to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
743 |
Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon
Transmitter has been restarted.
Recommended Actions:
1. No action required.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
744 |
Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon
Event 1 has been triggered.
Recommended Actions:
1. No action required.
2. If desired, reconfigure the alert severity to Ignore by going to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
745 |
Event 1 Setpoint:
Value %0
Event 1 Variable:
%1
Event 1 Type:
%2 |
746 |
Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon
Event 2 has been triggered.
Recommended Actions:
1. No action required.
2. If desired, reconfigure the alert severity to Ignore by going to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
747 |
Event 2 Setpoint:
Value %0
Event 2 Variable:
%1
Event 2 Type:
%2 |
748 |
Priority: Advisory
Process variable assigned to frequency output is outside configured scale limits.
Recommended Actions:
1. Change frequency output scaling factors to more appropriate settings.
2. If the Third Variable is set to volume flow, low density or empty tubes can cause the frequency output to saturate.
3. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
749 |
Third Variable:
%0
%0:
Value %1 %2 |
750 |
Rate Factor:
Value %0 Hz
Pulses/Unit:
Value %1
Units/Pulse:
Value %2 |
751 |
Priority: Advisory
User has set the frequency output to a fixed value.
Recommended Actions:
1. Exit frequency output loop test.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
752 |
Tube Frequency:
Value %0 Hz |
753 |
Priority: Advisory
Non-zero HART address configured, or user has set the mA output to a fixed value.
Recommended Actions:
1. Check the HART address. If non-zero, set 'mA Output Action' parameter to enable 'Live mA Output' or if multi-drop mode is desired change the alert severity to ignore by going to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
2. If mA output trim is being performed, exit mA output trim.
3. If mA output loop test is being performed, exit mA output loop test.
4. Check to see if the output has been fixed via digital communications or the local display. |
754 |
Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon
No response received from polled device.
Recommended Actions:
1. HART polling connection to external device has failed. Ensure that external device is available:
2. Verify device operation.
3. Verify wiring.
4. Verify polling configuration. |
755 |
Poll Control:
%0
Ext Device Tag 1:
%1
Polled Variable 1:
%2 |
756 |
Ext Device Tag 2:
%0
Polled Variable 2:
%1 |
757 |
Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon
The process temperature is outside Petroleum Measurement defined extrapolation limits.
Recommended Actions:
1. Verify process.
2. Verify configuration for Petroleum Measurement reference table and temperature.
3. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
758 |
Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon
The process density is outside Petroleum Measurement defined extrapolation limits.
Recommended Actions:
1. If other alerts are present, resolve those alerts first.
2. Verify process.
3. Verify configuration for Petroleum Measurement reference table and density.
4. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
759 |
Priority: Advisory
The user has set the discrete output to a fixed state.
Recommended Actions:
1. Exit discrete output test.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
760 |
Priority: Advisory
The configured density/temperature/concentration values do not result in a proper Concentration Measurement (CM) curve.
Recommended Actions:
1. Verify Concentration Measurement (CM) matrix configuration by going to Configure-> Manual Setup-> Measurements-> Concentration Measurement-> Enter Matrix. |
761 |
Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon
The process temperature or density is outside the user-defined extrapolation limits.
Recommended Actions:
1. Verify the process temperature and density.
2. Verify Concentration Measurement (CM) extrapolation alert limit.
3. Verify process. If tubes are empty or there is gas in the process, wait for condition to clear itself.
4. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
762 |
Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon
Meter verification in progress, with outputs set to last measured value.
Recommended Actions:
1. Allow the procedure to complete.
2. If desired, abort the procedure and restart with outputs set to fault.
3. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
763 |
Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon
Meter verification in progress.
Recommended Actions:
1. Allow the procedure to complete. You may abort the procedure if desired.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
764 |
Priority: Advisory
Simulation mode is enabled.
Recommended Actions:
1. Disable output simulation.
2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen. |
765 |
Priority: Advisory
Discrete Event 1 has been triggered.
Recommended Actions:
1. No action required. |
766 |
Discrete Event Var:
%0
Discrete Event Type:
%1 |
767 |
Setpoint A:
Value %0
Setpoint B:
Value %1 |
768 |
Priority: Advisory
Discrete Event 2 has been triggered.
Recommended Actions:
1. No action required. |
769 |
Priority: Advisory
Discrete Event 3 has been triggered.
Recommended Actions:
1. No action required. |
770 |
Priority: Advisory
Discrete Event 4 has been triggered.
Recommended Actions:
1. No action required. |
771 |
Priority: Advisory
Discrete Event 5 has been triggered.
Recommended Actions:
1. No action required. |
772 |
Priority: Advisory
Discrete Input is active.
Recommended Actions:
1. No action required. |
773 |
Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon
Primary variable has exceeded sensor limits.
Recommended Actions:
1. Verify process and check for slug flow.
2. Check the test points.
3. Check the sensor circuitry
4. Check the sensor tubes for erosion.
5. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
774 |
Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon
Non-primary variable has exceeded sensor limits.
Recommended Actions:
1. Verify process and check for slug flow.
2. Check the test points.
3. Check the sensor circuitry
4. Check the sensor tubes for erosion.
5. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion. |
775 |
Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon
The calculated amount of current output is outside of the linear range.
Recommended Actions:
1. Verify that mA output range values are set to appropriate values. |
776 |
Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon
Non-zero HART address configured, or user has set the mA output to a fixed value.
Recommended Actions:
1. Check the HART address. If non-zero, set mA Output Action parameter to enable Live mA Output.
2. If mA output trim is being performed, exit mA output trim.
3. If mA output loop test is being performed, exit mA output loop test.
4. Check to see if the output has been fixed via digital communications or the local display. |
777 |
Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon
Power has been removed and reapplied resulting in the reinstallations of the setup information.
Recommended Actions:
1. The first command to recognize this condition will automatically reset this flag.
2. This flag may also be set following a Master Reset or a Self Test. |
778 |
Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon
A write or set command has been executed.
Recommended Actions:
1. No action required. |
779 |
Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon
A hardware error or failure has been detected by the device.
Recommended Actions:
1. This is a summary alert and is generated when one of the fault severity alerts is active. Resolve the other active alerts first. |
780 |
Meter Verification will hold outputs at last value for about 2 minutes.
Press Next to Start or Cancel to End. |
781 |
Meter Verification will hold outputs at fault value for about 2 minutes.
Press Next to Start or Cancel to End. |
782 |
Meter Verification FAILED.
Meter may not meet factory specifications.
Recommended Action: Run Meter Verification with outputs held at last measured value or fault. |
783 |
Meter Verification FAILED.
Meter may not meet factory specifications.
Recommended Action: Immediately re-run the meter verification test. If the meter passes the second test, the fail result can be ignored. If the meter fails the second test, the flow tubes may be damaged and should be investigated. |
784 |
Meter Verification ABORTED.
Reason: %{0}
Recommended Action: Wait for 15 seconds before starting Meter Verification again. |
785 |
For Hours Between Recurring Runs, valid range is 1 to 1000 hours or 0 for no recurring schedule. Please enter again. |
786 |
Test Result #%{Datalog_Index}
Run Number: %0
Result: %1
Abort Code: %2
Time in Seconds: %3
LPO Stiffness: %4 %
RPO Stiffness: %5 % |
787 |
Uploading results data from device.
This will take a few minutes. |
788 |
Next |
789 |
select1 |
790 |
LD Optimization is %0. |
791 |
LD Optimization: |
792 |
Disable;Enable |
793 |
The concentration matrix is locked, please unlock the matrix to configure. |
794 |
Parameters are being updated, please wait... |
795 |
Select the matrix being configured: |
796 |
Curve 1;Curve 2;Curve 3;Curve 4;Curve 5;Curve 6 |
797 |
Press Next to reset the data for all six matrices or press Cancel to not reset the data. |
798 |
All matrix data has been set to 0. |
799 |
Concentration Measurement screen needs to be refreshed. |
800 |
Press OK to reset the data for all six matrices or press ABORT to not reset the data. |
801 |
Write Protect is Enabled. |
802 |
Write Protect is Disabled. |
803 |
Select Write Protect Action: |
804 |
Enable;Disable |
805 |
Select Alert Number |
806 |
Current severity is %0. |
807 |
Select Alert Severity |
808 |
%{1} is set to %{0}. |
809 |
A001: EEPROM Error (CP) is set to %0. |
810 |
A002: RAM Error (CP) is set to %0. |
811 |
A003: No Sensor Response is set to %0. |
812 |
A004: Temperature Overrange is set to %0. |
813 |
A005: Mass Flow Rate Overrange is set to %0. |
814 |
A006: Characterization Required is set to %0. |
815 |
A008: Density Overrange is set to %0. |
816 |
A009: Transmitter Initializing Warming Up is set to %0. |
817 |
A010: Calibration Failure is set to %0. |
818 |
A011: Zero Calibration Failed: Low is set to %0. |
819 |
A012: Zero Calibration Failed: High is set to %0. |
820 |
A013: Zero Calibration Failed: Unstable is set to %0. |
821 |
A014: Transmitter Failure is set to %0. |
822 |
A016: Sensor RTD Failure is set to %0. |
823 |
A017: T-Series RTD Failure is set to %0. |
824 |
A018: EEPROM Error (Xmtr) is set to %0. |
825 |
A019: RAM Error (Xmtr) is set to %0. |
826 |
A020: No Flow Cal Value is set to %0. |
827 |
A021: No K1 Value is set to %0. |
828 |
A022: Config DB Corrupt (CP) is set to %0. |
829 |
A023: Internal Totals Corrupt (CP) is set to %0. |
830 |
A024: Program Corrupt (CP) is set to %0. |
831 |
A025: Boot Sector Fault (CP) is set to %0. |
832 |
A026: Sensor Xmtr Comm Failure is set to %0. |
833 |
A027: Security Breach is set to %0. |
834 |
A028: CP Write Failure is set to %0. |
835 |
A031: Low Power is set to %0. |
836 |
A032: MV: Outputs to Fault is set to %0. |
837 |
A033: No LPO RPO Signal is set to %0. |
838 |
A034: Meter Verification Failed is set to %0. |
839 |
A035: Meter Verification Aborted is set to %0. |
840 |
A100: MAO1 Saturated is set to %0. |
841 |
A101: MAO1 Fixed is set to %0. |
842 |
A102: Drive Overrange is set to %0. |
843 |
A103: Data Loss Possible is set to %0. |
844 |
A104: Calibration-In-Progress is set to %0. |
845 |
A105: Slug Flow is set to %0. |
846 |
A106: Burst Mode Enabled is set to %0. |
847 |
A107: Power Reset Occurred is set to %0. |
848 |
A108: Single-SP Event 1 ON is set to %0. |
849 |
A109: Single-SP Event 2 ON is set to %0. |
850 |
A110: FO Saturated is set to %0. |
851 |
A111: FO Fixed is set to %0. |
852 |
A113: MAO2 Saturated is set to %0. |
853 |
A114: MAO2 Fixed is set to %0. |
854 |
A115: No External Data is set to %0. |
855 |
A116: API: Temperature Overrange is set to %0. |
856 |
A117: API: Density Overrange is set to %0. |
857 |
A118: DO1 Fixed is set to %0. |
858 |
A120: ED: Curve Fit Failure is set to %0. |
859 |
A121: ED: Extrapolation Alarm is set to %0. |
860 |
A131: MV in progress is set to %0. |
861 |
A132: Sensor Simulation Active is set to %0. |
862 |
Access restricted |
863 |
Resetting device, please wait. |
864 |
Device reset completed successfully. |
865 |
You are about to overwrite the device configuration with factory values. Before continuing, set the control loop for manual operation and ensure that existing configuration values are documented or saved to a file. If the device connection is lost, reconnect using the defaults. Proceed? |
866 |
Aborting due to field device error. |
867 |
Factory values are restored successfully. |