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Reference ID	String
0	MVD Series 3000
1	.1f
2	A000: Undefined
3	A001: EEPROM Error (CP)
4	A002: RAM Error (CP)
5	A003: No Sensor Response
6	A004: Temperature Overrange
7	A005: Mass Flow Rate Overrange
8	A006: Characterization Required
9	A007: Real-Time Interrupt Failure
10	A008: Density Overrange
11	A009: Transmitter Initializing/Warming Up
12	A010: Calibration Failure
13	A011: Zero Calibration Failed: Low
14	A012: Zero Calibration Failed: High
15	A013: Zero Calibration Failed: Unstable
16	A014: Transmitter Failure
17	A015: MA Readback Error
18	A016: Sensor RTD Failure
19	A017: T-Series RTD Failure
20	A018: EEPROM Error (Xmtr)
21	A019: RAM Error (Xmtr)
22	A020: No Flow Cal Value
23	A021: No K1 Value
24	A022: Config DB Corrupt (CP)
25	A023: Internal Totals Corrupt (CP)
26	A024: Program Corrupt (CP)
27	A025: Boot Sector Fault (CP)
28	A026: Sensor/Xmtr Comm Failure
29	A027: Security Breach
30	A028: CP Write Failure
31	A029: PIC/Daughterboard Comm Failure
32	A030: Incorrect Board Type
33	A031: Low Power
34	A032: MV: Outputs to Fault
35	A033: No LPO/RPO Signal
36	A034: Meter Verification Failed
37	A035: Meter Verification Aborted
38	A036: Undefined
39	A037: Undefined
40	A038: Undefined
41	A039: Undefined
42	A100: MAO1 Saturated
43	A101: MAO1 Fixed
44	A102: Drive Overrange
45	A103: Data Loss Possible
46	A104: Calibration-In-Progress
47	A105: Slug Flow
48	A106: Burst Mode Enabled
49	A107: Power Reset Occurred
50	A108: Single-SP Event 1 ON
51	A109: Single-SP Event 2 ON
52	A110: FO Saturated
53	A111: FO Fixed
54	A112: Upgrade Transmitter Software
55	A113: MAO2 Saturated
56	A114: MAO2 Fixed
57	A115: No External Data
58	A116: API: Temperature Overrange
59	A117: API: Density Overrange
60	A118: DO1 Fixed
61	A119: DO2 Fixed
62	A120: ED: Curve Fit Failure
63	A121: ED: Extrapolation Alert
64	A122: DO3 Fixed
65	A123: DO4 Fixed
66	A124: FI Saturated
67	A125: Batch Timeout
68	A126: Batch Overrun
69	A127: Batch No Reset
70	A128: Batch/Fill No Start
71	A129: PPI Display Error
72	A130: Printer Out of Paper
73	A131: MV: Outputs to LMV
74	A132: Sensor Simulation Active
75	A133: PIC UI EEPROM Error
76	A134: PPI Memory Error
77	A135: PPI Communication Error
78	A136: Undefined
79	A137: Undefined
80	A138: Undefined
81	A139: Undefined
82	D1 Calibration In Progress
83	D2 Calibration In Progress
84	D3 Calibration In Progress
85	D4 Calibration In Progress
86	FD Calibration In Progress
87	Zero Calibration In Progress
88	Temperature Slope Calibration In Progress
89	Temperature Offset Calibration In Progress
90	Discrete Event 1 Active
91	Discrete Event 2 Active
92	Discrete Event 3 Active
93	Discrete Event 4 Active
94	Discrete Event 5 Active
95	Discrete Output 1 Active
96	Discrete Output 2 Active
97	Discrete Output 3 Active
98	Discrete Input 1 Active
99	Discrete Input 2 Active
100	Flow Rate Switch Active
101	Undefined
102	Field Device Variable- Digital measurement that changes with respect to time without user intervention.
103	No specific error
104	Invalid selection
105	Too few data bytes received
106	Field device specific error
107	Update fail
108	Access restricted
109	In write protect mode
110	Invalid flange type
111	Invalid liner material code
112	Invalid sensor material code
113	Invalid base mass time unit
114	Invalid base flow unit
115	Flow Switch Hysteresis Out of Range
116	Invalid base volume time unit
117	Invalid base volume flow unit
118	Value was too high
119	Value was too low
120	Frequency Output Disabled
121	Discrete Input index out-of-range
122	Discrete Input assignment out-of-range
123	Discrete Input polarity out-of-range
124	Discrete Input Disabled
125	Discrete Input action invalid
126	Frequency Factor out of range
127	Incorrect format
128	Discrete Output index out-of-range
129	Discrete Output polarity out-of-range
130	Discrete Output state out-of-range
131	Discrete Output Disabled
132	Invalid unit
133	Temperature correction factor out of range
134	Zero Pressure Correction Point too low
135	Invalid Correction for Temperature on Liquid Volume Table Type
136	Enhanced Density Curve out-of-range
137	Enable Concentration Measurement Code Out of Range
138	Enable Curve Lock Code Out of Range
139	Invalid Concentration Units Code
140	Invalid Temperature Units Code
141	Invalid Density Units Code
142	Transmitter-Specific Command Error (Invalid CM curve)
143	Reference Temperature Out of Range
144	Water Reference Temperature Out of Range
145	Water Reference Density Out of Range
146	Slope Trim Out of Range
147	Slope Offset Out of Range
148	Extrapolation Alarm Limit Out of Range
149	Max Fit Order Out of Range
150	Invalid Concentration Measurement Mode Code
151	Invalid Curve Index
152	Invalid Data Index
153	Drive Gain
154	Density
155	Primary Variable
156	3rd Variable
157	4th Variable
158	Process Var Charts
159	Process Charts
160	Secondary Variable
161	Tertiary Variable
162	Quarternary Variable
163	Gas Standard Volume Flow
164	Density at Reference Temperature
165	Volume Flow at Ref Temperature
166	Average Observed Density
167	Average Observed Temperature
168	CTL
169	Standard Volume Flow Rate
170	Net Mass Flow Rate
171	Standard Net Volume Flow Rate
172	Density at Reference
173	Density (Fixed SG Units)
174	Tube Frequency
175	Core Processor Input Voltage
176	Current (mA Output 1)
177	Current (mA Output 2)
178	Frequency Output
179	Time in Seconds
180	Left and Right Pickoff Stiffness
181	Fluid Density at Reference Temperature and Specified Concentration
182	Concentration
183	Ref Temperature
184	Concentration 1
185	Density 1 at Ref
186	Concentration 2
187	Density 2 at Ref
188	Concentration 3
189	Density 3 at Ref
190	Concentration 4
191	Density 4 at Ref
192	Concentration 5
193	Density 5 at Ref
194	Concentration 6
195	Density 6 at Ref
196	Fluid Density at Specified Temperature and Concentration
197	Density 1
198	Density 2
199	Density 3
200	Density 4
201	Density 5
202	Left Pickoff Stiffness Percent
203	%
204	Right Pickoff Stiffness Percent
205	Concentration Measurement
206	Frequency input Flow Rate
207	% Maximum Aeration Limit
208	Read Modbus Data
209	Write Modbus Data
210	When set,indicates that Discrete Output 1 has been triggered.
211	Sensor
212	Petroleum Measurement Set Up
213	Perform Auto Zero
214	First Point
215	Second Point
216	Third Point
217	Fourth Point
218	Flowing Density
219	Discrete Output 3 Test
220	Fix mA output- Allows the User to manually manipulate a selected mA output to a selected constant output value.
221	Digital to Analog Trim- Allows the calibration of a selected mA output with an external reference at the operating endpoints of the mA output.
222	Reset All
223	Leaving fixed current mode
224	Leaving Fixed Current Mode- Takes the selected mA output out of a mode where the output was a constant value, and returns the output to a mode where the output then tracks the input.
225	Real Time Clock
226	mA Outputs
227	Discrete Outputs
228	Discrete Inputs
229	Special Units
230	External Pressure/Temperature
231	Resets internal totalizers for Enhanced Density Reference (Corrected) Volume Total.
232	Resets internal totalizers Enhanced Density Net Mass Total.
233	Resets internal totalizers for Enhanced Density Net Volume Total.
234	Set Frequency Input Scaling
235	Start
236	MV Upload Results
237	Setup
238	Show Last 20 Results
239	Turn Off Schedule
240	Enable/Disable Write Protect
241	Enter Matrix
242	Reset Matrix Data
243	Setup Presets
244	LD Optimization
245	No Additional Information for Above
246	Additional Information for Above
247	A004: Temperature Overrange
248	A006: Characterization Required
249	A008: Density Overrange
250	A009: Transmitter Initializing/Warming Up
251	A011: Zero Calibration Failed: Low
252	A012: Zero Calibration Failed: High
253	A013: Zero Calibration Failed: Unstable
254	A020: No Flow Calibration Value
255	A029: PIC/Daughterboard Communication Failure
256	A100: mA Output Saturated
257	A101: mA Output Fixed
258	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.
259	A114: mA Output 2 Fixed
260	A116: Temperature Overrange (Petroleum Measurement)
261	A117: Density Overrange (Petroleum Measurement)
262	A121: Extrapolation Alert (Concentration Measurement)
263	A134: Memory Error (Display)
264	A135: Transmitter/Display Communications Error
265	Primary Variable Out of Limits
266	Non-Primary Variable Out of Limits
267	Primary Variable mA Output Saturated
268	Primary Variable mA Output Fixed
269	Configure Matrix
270	Trim Concentration Measurement Process Variables
271	Device Reset
272	Restore Factory Configuration
273	Disable Simulation
274	License Note
275	Hot key
276	Online
277	Overview
278	Configure
279	Service Tools
280	Meter Verification
281	Manual Verification
282	Most Recent Test Results
283	Automatic Verification
284	Calibration
285	Security and Simulation
286	Totalizers
287	Variables
288	Security
289	Display
290	Inputs/Outputs Fault Actions
291	Additional
292	Alert Severity
293	Discrete Events
294	Concentration Measurement Alerts
295	Identification
296	Revisions
297	All Totalizers
298	Volume
299	Outputs
300	Inputs
301	mA Output 1 (mAO1)
302	mA Output 2 (mAO2)
303	Discrete Input 1
304	Discrete Input 2
305	Marine Bunkering Variables
306	Sensor Tag Parameters
307	Density Parameters
308	Mass Special Units
309	Volume Special Units
310	Gas Standard Volume
311	Concentration Measurement Configuration
312	Matrix Configuration
313	At Specific Temp and Conc
314	At Reference Temp and Conc
315	Density at Reference
316	Temperature Isotherm
317	Isotherm 1
318	Isotherm 2
319	Isotherm 3
320	Isotherm 4
321	Isotherm 5
322	Isotherm 6
323	Preset 1
324	Preset 3
325	Preset 4
326	Preset 5
327	Preset 6
328	Preset 2
329	Display Variables (16 - 20)
330	Process Variables
331	Primary Variables
332	Petroleum Measurement
333	Concentration Measurement
334	mAO1 Fault Settings
335	mAO2 Fault Settings
336	Discrete Output
337	Discrete Input
338	Set Up Bell 202 Port
339	HART Burst Mode
340	Settings
341	Discrete Event 1
342	Discrete Event 2
343	Discrete Event 3
344	Discrete Event 4
345	Discrete Event 5
346	mA Output Setup
347	mA Output 1 Fault Setup
348	mA Output 2 Fault Setup
349	Frequency Output Fault Setup
350	F: EEPROM Error (CP)
351	F: RAM Error (CP)
352	F: No Sensor Response
353	F: Temperature Overrange
354	Additional Information
355	F: Mass Flow Rate Overrange
356	View Diagnostic Variables
357	Electronics
358	Zero
359	F: Characterization Required
360	F: Density Overrange
361	View Density Characterization
362	F: Transmitter Initializing/Warming Up
363	F: Calibration Failure
364	F: Zero Calibration Failed: Low
365	F: Zero Calibration Failed: High
366	F: Zero Calibration Failed: Unstable
367	F: Transmitter Failure
368	F: Sensor RTD Failure
369	F: T-Series RTD Failure
370	F: EEPROM Error (Transmitter)
371	F: RAM Error (Transmitter)
372	F: No Flow Calibration Value
373	F: No K1 Value
374	F: Configuration Database Corrupt (Core Processor)
375	F: Internal Totals Corrupt (Core Processor)
376	F: Program Corrupt (Core Processor)
377	F: Boot Sector Fault (Core Processor)
378	F: Sensor/Transmitter Communications Failure
379	F: Security Breach
380	F: Core Processor Write Failure
381	F: PIC/Daughterboard Communication Failure
382	F: Meter Verification in Progress: Outputs to Fault
383	F: Outputs Fixed During Meter Verification
384	F: No Right/Left Pickoff Signal
385	View Slug Flow Condition
386	F: Meter Verification Failed
387	F: Meter Verification Aborted
388	A: mA Output Saturated
389	A: mA Output Fixed
390	M: Drive Overrange
391	M: Data Loss Possible (Totals and Inventories)
392	A: Calibration In Progress
393	M: Slug Flow
394	A: Burst Mode Enabled
395	M: Power Reset Occurred
396	M: Single-Setpoint Event 1 ON
397	M: Single-Setpoint Event 2 ON
398	A: Frequency Output Saturated
399	A: Frequency Output Fixed
400	A: mA Output 2 Saturated
401	A: mA Output 2 Fixed
402	M: No External Input or Polled Data
403	M: Temperature Overrange (Petroleum Measurement)
404	M: Density Overrange (Petroleum Measurement)
405	A: Discrete Output 1 Fixed
406	A: Discrete Output 2 Fixed
407	A: Curve Fit Failure (Concentration Measurement)
408	M: Extrapolation Alert (Concentration Measurement)
409	View Concentration Measurement Variables
410	M: Frequency Input Saturated
411	M: Batch Timeout
412	M: Batch Overrun
413	M: Batch No Reset
414	M: Batch/Fill No Start
415	M: Meter Verification in Progress
416	M: Meter Verification in Progress: Outputs to Last Measured Value
417	A: Sensor Simulation Active
418	M: EEPROM Error (Display)
419	M: Memory Error (Display)
420	M: Transmitter/Display Communications Error
421	A: Discrete Event 1 Active
422	A: Discrete Event 2 Active
423	A: Discrete Event 3 Active
424	A: Discrete Event 4 Active
425	A: Discrete Event 5 Active
426	A: Discrete Input Active
427	M: Primary Variable Out of Limits
428	M: Non-Primary Variable Out of Limits
429	M: Primary Variable mA Output Saturated
430	A: Primary Variable mA Output Fixed
431	M: Cold Start
432	M: Field Device Malfunction
433	Reset/Restore
434	Sensor Serial Number- Uniquely identifies the sensor from which the Digital Value representation or Field Device variable is primarily derived.
435	8d
436	Forward
437	Reverse
438	Bi directional
439	None
440	2500 Config I/O
441	Start
442	Stop
443	Reset
444	Petroleum Measurement
445	Net Oil Computer
446	Smart Meter Verification Professional
447	Marine Bunkering
448	Active Matrix
449	Curve 1
450	Curve 2
451	Curve 3
452	Curve 4
453	Curve 5
454	Curve 6
455	.2f
456	.3f
457	.4f
458	.5f
459	The mass flow rate below which the frequency/pulse output indicates zero flow,and below which totalizers stop counting. Cutoffs can also be configured for the mA output(s) (the mA output cutoffs). An mA output cutoff is active only if the process variable assigned to the output is mass flow or volume flow.
460	4.2f
461	mA Output Upper Limit
462	mA output Lower Endpoint Value- Defines the lower endpoint, of the respective mA output, for normal operating conditions.
463	mA Output Lower Limit
464	mA output Added Damping Value- Damping time constant applied the mA output. The units of this variable are always in seconds.
465	Percent of Range- Variable that tracks the Digital Value representation with respect to the range defined by the Lower Range Value and Upper Range Value, for normal operating modes. The units of this variable are always in percent.
466	Primary Variable Percent Range
467	Secondary Variable Percent Range
468	mA Output Alarm Type
469	High
470	Low
471	Special
472	Transfer Function
473	Upper Range Value- Defines the operational endpoint from which the Analog Value, and the 100% point of the Percent Range are derived. In addition, the Upper Range Value defines an operational endpoint which the alarms associated with the Analog Value, and the alarms associated with the Digital Value representation are derived.
474	Frequency Input Flow Upper Range Value
475	Lower Range Value- Defines the operational endpoint from which the Analog Value, and the 0% point of the Percent Range are derived. In addition, the Lower Range Value defines an operational endpoint which the alarms associated with the Analog Value, and the alarms associated with the Digital Value representation are derived.
476	Mass Flow Lower Range Value
477	Frequency Input Flow Lower Range Value
478	Damping Value- Damping time constant applied to both the Digital Value representation and Analog Value of the respective mA output. The units of this variable are always in seconds.
479	Upper Sensor Limit Value- Defines the maximum usable value for the Upper Range Value.
480	Mass Flow Upper Sensor Limit
481	8.2f
482	Frequency Input Flow Upper Sensor Limit
483	Lower Sensor Limit Value- Defines the minimum usable value for the Lower Range Value.
484	Mass Flow Lower Sensor Limit
485	Frequency Input Flow Lower Sensor Limit
486	Minimum Span Value- Defines the smallest allowable difference between the Upper Range Value and the Lower Range Value.
487	Mass Flow Minimum Span
488	Frequency Input Flow Minimum Span
489	8.3f
490	8.6f
491	Damping
492	Sensor Unit
493	Upper Sensor Limit
494	Lower Sensor Limit
495	mA Output 1
496	mA Output 1 Cutoff
497	mA Output 2 Cutoff
498	mA Output 2
499	Mass Total Unit
500	.6f
501	The volume flow rate below which the frequency/pulse output indicates zero flow,and below which totalizers stop counting. Cutoffs can also be configured for the mA output(s) (the mA output cutoffs). An mA output cutoff is active only if the process variable assigned to the output is mass flow or volume flow.
502	Volume Flow Lower Range Value
503	Volume Flow Upper Sensor Limit
504	10.4f
505	Volume Flow Lower Sensor Limit
506	Volume Flow Minimum Span
507	Volume Flow Total Unit
508	Volume Total
509	Field Device Variable Unit- Engineering unit to be displayed with the Digital Value representation, Minimum Span, Upper Range Value, Lower Range Value, Lower Sensor Limit, and Upper Sensor Limit.
510	External Pressure
511	mA Output
512	6.2f
513	Density Cutoff
514	Density Damping
515	Density Upper Range Limit
516	Density Lower Range Limit
517	Density Minimum Span
518	Flow Damping
519	5.4f
520	External Temperature
521	Enhanced Density Standard Volume Flow
522	Enhanced Density Standard Volume Total
523	Enhanced Density Standard Volume Inventory
524	Flow Rate
525	Enhanced Density Net Volume Flow
526	Total
527	Enhanced Density Net Volume Total
528	Inventory
529	Enhanced Density Net Volume Inventory
530	Flow Rate
531	Enhanced Density Net Mass Flow
532	Total
533	Enhanced Density Net Mass Total
534	Inventory
535	Enhanced Density Net Mass Inventory
536	Enhanced Density at Reference
537	Enhanced Density (SGU)
538	Enhanced Density (Baume)
539	Enhanced Density Concentration
540	6.1f
541	Frequency Input Unit
542	Frequency Input total unit
543	Frequency Input Total
544	Frequency Input Inventory
545	Density at Reference Temperature
546	Average Observed Temperature
547	Frequency Input frequency
548	Net Volume Flow Rate
549	PV
550	SV
551	TV
552	QV
553	Sanitary Clamp Fitting
554	Union
555	Unknown
556	Tube Lining
557	Tube Wetted Material
558	5.2f
559	FlowCal
560	Base Unit
561	Base Time
562	Present Freq Output
563	5.3f
564	Frequency Input
565	5d
566	Frequency Input Scaling Method
567	µsec
568	5.5f
569	1d
570	6.5f
571	Fault Timeout
572	2d
573	Digital Communication Fault Setup
574	Downscale: mA outputs that indicate flow go to the configured limit,the frequency output equals 0 Hz. Upscale: Milliamp and frequency outputs go to the configured limit. Internal zero: Flow outputs indicate zero flow.
575	Fault Action
576	Fault Action
577	Fault Action
578	Upscale (15000 Hz)
579	Fault Action
580	Fault Level
581	Fault Level
582	Fault Level
583	The mass or volume flow rate below which is a mA output representing flow indicates zero flow.
584	mA Output Flow Rate Cutoff
585	mA Output 1 Cutoff
586	mA Output 2 Cutoff
587	Cutoff Type
588	Reference temperature
589	7.2f
590	Temperature Unit
591	Meter Temperature: T-Series
592	Variable Code
593	Type Code
594	Variable
595	Event Type
596	Position 16
597	Position 17
598	Position 18
599	Position 19
600	Position 20
601	4.1f
602	Generic
603	Number of Tickets
604	Characters/Second
605	Poll as primary host
606	Poll as secondary host
607	Polled Variable 1
608	Polled Variable 2
609	9.8f
610	10.7f
611	Pressure Compensation
612	Disable
613	Enable
614	Compensation Pressure
615	6.4f
616	External Temperature
617	Correction Temperature
618	Meter Verify Failed
619	RS485 Dual Function
620	Discrete Output 1 State
621	Polarity
622	Discrete Output 2 State
623	Polarity
624	Fault Action
625	Assignment
626	Discrete Output 3 State
627	Polarity
628	Fault Action
629	Discrete Output 1 Setup
630	Discrete Output 1 is
631	Discrete Output is
632	Discrete Output 1 Polarity
633	Discrete Output 1 Fault Indication
634	Discrete Output 2 Setup
635	Discrete Output 2 Fault Indication
636	Discrete Output 3 Setup
637	Discrete Output 3 Fault Indication
638	Discrete Input 1 State
639	DI 1 Polarity
640	Discrete Input 2 State
641	DI 2 Polarity
642	Discrete Input 1 Setup
643	Discrete Input is
644	Discrete Input 1 Polarity
645	Discrete Input 2 Setup
646	Discrete Input 2 Polarity
647	Reset Petroleum Reference Volume
648	Reset All Totals
649	Reset Concentration Reference Volume
650	Reset Concentration Net Mass
651	Reset Concentration Net Volume
652	Increment Concentration Curve
653	Alarm Number
654	3d
655	Alarm severity
656	Source
657	Corrected Temperature Volume Flow
658	Enhanced Density Standard Volume Flow
659	No
660	Yes
661	2.2f
662	3.2f
663	Concentration Measurement Curve
664	Preset 1 Inventory
665	Batch Preset Number
666	Variable Code 0
667	Variable Code 1
668	Variable Code 2
669	Variable Code 3
670	Variable Code 4
671	Variable Code 5
672	Variable Code 6
673	Variable Code 7
674	Variable Code 8
675	Variable Code 9
676	Variable Code 10
677	Variable Code 11
678	Variable Code 12
679	Variable Code 13
680	Variable Code 14
681	Variable Code 15
682	Variable Code 16
683	Variable Code 17
684	Variable Code 18
685	Variable Code 19
686	Variable Code 20
687	Variable Code 21
688	Variable Code 22
689	Variable Code 23
690	Variable Code 24
691	Variable Code 25
692	Variable Code 26
693	Variable Code 27
694	Variable Code 28
695	Variable Code 29
696	Variable Code 30
697	Variable Code 31
698	Variable Code 32
699	Variable Code 33
700	Variable Code 34
701	Variable Code 35
702	Variable Code 36
703	Variable Code 37
704	Variable Code 38
705	Coil
706	Coil Value:
707	Disabled
708	Enabled
709	Time is measured in terms of time elapsed since trasmitter has been switched on first time.
710	A113: mA Output 2 Saturated
711	A131: MV in Progress
712	Gas Reference Density
713	NLPD
714	NLPH
715	NLPM
716	NLPS
717	Nm3/day
718	Nm3/hr
719	Nm3/min
720	Nm3/sec
721	SCFD
722	SCFH
723	SCFM
724	SCFS
725	SLPD
726	SLPH
727	SLPM
728	SLPS
729	Sm3/day
730	Sm3/hr
731	Sm3/min
732	Sm3/sec
733	SL
734	Sm3
735	Base Volume Unit
736	Simulate Primary Purpose Variables
737	Control
738	Fixed Value
739	Ramp Low Point
740	Ramp High Point
741	Ramp Period
742	Abort
743	Uncertainty Limit
744	Watchdog Timeout
745	Left Pickoff stiffness out of limits
746	Indicates whether Left Pickoff stiffness out of limits.
747	Right Pickoff stiffness out of limits
748	Indicates whether Right PickOff stiffness out of limits.
749	Temperature corrected Volume
750	RTD Cable Resistance
751	T-Series RTD Resistance
752	Line RTD Resistance
753	Power On Time
754	Engineer to Order Number
755	Refresh Rate (100-10,000)
756	English
757	German
758	French
759	Not reset-able from display or digital communications
760	Reset-able from display only
761	Reset-able from digital communications only
762	Reset-able from display and digital communications
763	Core Processor Software
764	Device Identification (CP)
765	Factory Calibration of Air Means
766	Factory Calibration of Water Means
767	Meter Verification dataset Left PickOff stiffness.
768	Dataset Left Pickoff Stiffness
769	Meter Verification dataset Right PickOff stiffness.
770	Dataset Right Pickoff Stiffness
771	Meter Verification dataset Left PickOff mass.
772	Dataset Left Pickoff Mass
773	Meter Verification dataset Right PickOff mass.
774	Dataset Right Pickoff Mass
775	Weights and Measures Software Version
776	Temperature
777	4.4f
778	Hours until Next Run
779	Hours between Recurring Runs (0=Schedule is not repeating)
780	Hours Remaining until Next Run
781	Reason for Abort
782	Manual Abort
783	Watchdog Timeout
784	High Peak Drive Voltage
785	High Drive Current Standard Deviation
786	High Drive Current Mean Value
787	Drive Loop Reported Error
788	High Delta T Standard Deviation
789	High Delta T Value
790	State Running
791	Verification Complete
792	Wrong Verification Enable
793	No Factory Air Verification
794	No Factory Water Verification
795	Parameter Registers not Set
796	Transmitter Running Seconds at Test
797	Time
798	Normalized Left Pickoff
799	Normalized Right PickOff
800	Set Point
801	Reference Temperature
802	Water Reference Temperature
803	Slope
804	Offset
805	Limit
806	Curve Fit Maximum Order
807	2
808	3
809	4
810	5
811	Concentration Measurement
812	Concentration Matrices
813	Unlock
814	Lock
815	Temperature High
816	Density Low
817	Density High
818	Temperature Low
819	Water Reference Density
820	Accuracy
821	Curve Fit Results
822	Good
823	Poor
824	Failed
825	Empty
826	Temperature Units
827	Density Units
828	Concentration Units
829	Matrix Name
830	Concentration Unit String
831	Matrix Being Configured
832	Derived Variable
833	Standard
834	Specific Gravity (SG)
835	Mass Concentration (Density)
836	Mass Concentration (SG)
837	Volume Concentration (Density)
838	Volume Concentration (SG)
839	Concentration (Density)
840	Concentration (SG)
841	Density 6
842	Temperature Iso 1
843	Temperature Iso 2
844	Temperature Iso 3
845	Temperature Iso 4
846	Temperature Iso 5
847	Temperature Iso 6
848	Action
849	Fixed
850	Live
851	Keep Existing Assignment
852
853	Advisory
854	Analog Output Information
855	Sensor Model
856	Diagnostics
857	2nd Variable Information
858	All Variables
859	Input/Output
860	Slug Flow
861	Pressure
862	T-Series Config
863	Display Precision
864	Burst Setup
865	Set the year, month, day, hours, minutes and seconds for the real time clock.
866	Configure map variables, primary and secondary output, discrete outputs, pulse output, discrete inputs, pulse input settings and RS-485 port.
867	Set the batch flow source and control options.
868	Set fixed value for the mA, frequency and discrete outputs.
869	Perform digital to analog trim of the mA outputs.
870	Loop Tests
871	Set a fixed output value for the first milliamp output.
872	Set a fixed output value for the second milliamp output.
873	Set a fixed output value for the third discrete output.
874	mA Output Trim
875	Perform digital to analog trim of the first milliamp output.
876	Perform digital to analog trim of the second milliamp output.
877	Configure the Process Monitor Screens by selecting the desired process variables for each screen.
878	Configure the number of decimal places for each process variable.
879	Assign variables to the first and second milliamp outputs, define upper and lower range values, cutoffs and dampings.
880	Assign a variable to the frequency output, set maximum pulse width, polarity and scaling.
881	Assign variables to the first, second and third discrete outputs, set flow switch.
882	Assign polarity to the first and second discrete inputs.
883	Assign units to the frequency input and scaling.
884	Set up Bell-202 port (HART only) and RS-485 port (Modbus, HART or printer).
885	Assign variables to primary (PV), secondary (SV), third (TV) and fourth (QV) variables.
886	Concentration Variables
887	Read modbus register values.
888	Write modbus register values.
889	Status
890	Status
891	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.
892	The DensCal Factor field on the old style sensor tag contains the K1, K2 and TC values. The first 5 characters are K1, the second 5 characters are K2 and the remaining characters are TC.
893	Optional Setup
894	Frequency Output
895	Digital Communications
896	Frequency Input
897	Note:If Smart Meter Verification Professional license is not present, then device will have default Basic Smart Meter Verification in it.
898	Simulation Status
899	Security Switch Status
900	Simulation Configuration
901	Mass Flow Rate Simulation Settings
902	Density Simulation Settings
903	Temperature Simulation Settings
904	Revision Numbers
905	World Area Information
906	Enter an Alert number and change the Alert's severity to Fault, Information or Ignore.
907	Enter an Alert number and view the current severity of the alert.
908	Extrapolation Limit
909	Set Up Real Time Clock
910	Specify the display precision for each process variable.
911	Specify the display precision for each totalizer and inventory.
912	Specify the display precision for each diagnostic variable.
913	Totalizer Variables
914	Diagnostic Variables
915	Sensor
916	Zero
917	Note: For frequency output fault action as upscale, set frequency output fault level value.
918	The 'First Milliamp Output' uses the 'Primary Variable' as its source.
919	The 'Second Milliamp Output' uses the 'Secondary Variable' as its source.
920	The 'Frequency Output' uses the 'Third Variable' as its source.
921	The 'Fourth Variable' is only used in HART communications.
922	Simulation Settings
923	Set Up Discrete Batch
924	Batch Flow
925	Set Up Discrete Inputs
926	Note: To assign action to discrete inputs go to alert setup > discrete events > assign discrete action.
927	Set Up Frequency Input
928	Smart Meter Verification
929	Continuity failure of drive circuit, LPO, or RPO, or LPO-RPO mismatch when driving.
930	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.
931	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.
932	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.
933	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.
934	Recommended Actions: 1. Check the characterization. Specifically, verify the 'FlowCal' and 'K1' values on the sensor tag. 2.If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion.
935	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.
936	The measured 'Density' has exceeded 0-10 g/cm3
937	Recommended Actions: 1. If other alerts are present (typically, A003, A006, A033, 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.
938	Density Characterization
939	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.
940	Recommended Actions: 1. If 'A026' also appears, resolve the 'A026' 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.
941	Mechanical Zero: The resulting zero was greater than 3 microseconds. Temperature or Density Calibrations: Many possible causes.
942	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.
943	Mechanical Zero: Calibration procedure failed due to reverse flow through the sensor.
944	Mechanical Zero: Calibration procedure failed due to reverse flow through the sensor. The resulting zero was greater than 3 microseconds.
945	Mechanical Zero: The resulting zero was greater than 3 microseconds.
946	Internal memory or program fault has been detected.
947	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.
948	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.
949	Recommended Actions: 1.Cycle power to the transmitter. 2.If problem persists, contact Micro Motion.
950	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.
951	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.
952	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.
953	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.
954	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.
955	Recommended Actions: 1. Check for Two-Phase 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.
956	Two-Phase Flow Condition
957	Meter verification failed. The stiffness values not within acceptable limits.
958	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.
959	Meter verification aborted.
960	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.
961	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.
962	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.
963	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.
964	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.
965	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.
966	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.
967	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.
968	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.
969	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.
970	Slug Flow.
971	The 'Density' has exceeded the user-defined Slug Flow (density) limits.
972	Recommended Actions: 1. Check that sensor is completely full. 2. Check that two phase 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.
973	Recommended Actions: 1. No action required. 2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
974	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.
975	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.
976	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.
977	The process 'Density' is outside Petroleum Measurement defined extrapolation limits.
978	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.
979	The process 'Temperature' or 'Density' is outside the user-defined extrapolation limits.
980	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.
981	Frequency input from external device is too high.
982	Recommended Actions: 1. Verify that frequency input parameters are set to appropriate values.
983	No flow was detected for the number of seconds configured for Time Out.
984	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.
985	Batch total has exceeded target: •Batch has not ended. •Flow is still being measured.
986	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.
987	Operator attempted to start batch without pressing RESET.
988	Recommended Actions: 1. Press RESET, then press START. 2. Set reset on start option to YES.
989	Many possible causes: •Enable batch control option is set to NO. •Batch flow source is not configured. •Control functions have not been assigned to discrete outputs. •An alert is active. •Discrete input is configured to inhibit batch. •Target value is zero.
990	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. Shut off discrete input. 6. Change target value.
991	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.
992	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.
993	Memory or checksum error in transmitter display.
994	Recommended Actions: 1. Cycle power to the flow meter. 2. The flow meter might need service. Contact Micro Motion.
995	Internal communication error with transmitter display.
996	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.
997	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.
998	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.
999	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.
1000	Non-zero 'HART address' configured,or user has set the mA output to a fixed value.
1001	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.
1002	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.
1003	Process variable assigned to 'Frequency Output' is outside configured scale limits.
1004	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.
1005	Recommended Actions: 1. Exit 'Frequency Output' test. 2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
1006	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.
1007	A119: Discrete Output 2 Fixed
1008	A120: Curve Fit Failure (Concentration Measurement)
1009	The configured 'Density'/'Temperature'/'Concentration' values do not result in a proper Concentration Measurement (CM) curve.
1010	Recommended Actions: 1. Verify Concentration Measurement (CM) matrix configuration by going to Configure-> Manual Setup-> Measurements-> Concentration Measurement-> Enter Matrix.
1011	Recommended Actions: 1. Disable output simulation. 2. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
1012	Discrete Input 1 is active.
1013	Matrix Selection
1014	Extrapolation Alert
1015	Reference Condition
1016	Electronic Conditions
1017	Sensor Conditions
1018	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.
1019	Process Conditions
1020	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. Verify process and check for slug flow. 3. Check the test points. 4. Check the sensor circuitry. 5. Check the sensor tubes for erosion. 6. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion.
1021	Configuration Conditions
1022	Recommended Actions: 1. Check the characterization. Specifically, verify the FCF and K1 values. 2. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion
1023	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 for slug flow. 4. Check the sensor circuitry. 5. Verify calibration factors in transmitter configuration. 6. Check the test points. 7. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion.
1024	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. If alert does not clear, make sure that the sensor is completely full or completely empty. 3. Check the sensor circuitry.
1025	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, then retry. 3. If appropriate, restore the factory zero to return the flowmeter to operation.
1026	Recommended Actions: 1. Ensure that there is no flow through the sensor, then retry. 2. Cycle power to the flowmeter, then retry. 3. If appropriate, restore the factory zero to return the flowmeter to operation.
1027	Recommended Actions: 1. Remove or reduce sources of electromechanical noise, then retry. Sources of noise include mechanical pumps, pipe stress at sensor, electrical interference, or vibration effects from nearby machinery. 2. Cycle power to the flowmeter, then retry. 3. If appropriate, restore the factory zero to return the flowmeter to operation.
1028	Recommended Actions: 1.Cycle power to the transmitter. 2.If problem persists, call Micro Motion.
1029	Recommended Actions: 1. Check the characterization. Specifically, verify the FCF and K1 values. 2. Check the sensor RTD circuitry. 3. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion.
1030	Recommended Actions: 1.Cycle power to the flowmeter. 2.The transmitter might need service. Contact Micro Motion.
1031	Recommended Actions: 1. Verify the wiring between the Transmitter and Core Processor. 2. Cycle power to the transmitter. 3. If problem persists, call Micro Motion.
1032	Recommended Actions: 1. Alarm can be cleared by user, but authorized procedure is required to reestablish security.
1033	Recommended Actions: 1. Cycle power to the flowmeter. 2. The transmitter might need service or upgrading. Contact Micro Motion.
1034	Recommended Actions: 1. Cycle power to the flowmeter. 2. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion.
1035	Recommended Actions: 1. Allow the procedure to complete. 2. If desired, abort the procedure and restart with outputs set to last measured value.
1036	Recommended Actions: 1. Verify process. Check for air in the flow tubes, tubes not filled, foreign material in tubes, or coating in tubes.
1037	Recommended Actions: 1. Meter verification aborted.
1038	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.
1039	Recommended Actions: 1. No action required.
1040	Recommended Actions: 1. No action required. 2. If desired, reconfigure the alarm severity to Ignore.
1041	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.
1042	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.
1043	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.
1044	Recommended Actions: 1. Check the test points. 2. Check the sensor circuitry. 3. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion.
1045	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.
1046	Classic View
1047	Performs a zero calibration.
1048	Performs a density calibration.
1049	Performs a temperature calibration.
1050	Power-cycle the device without affecting device configuration.
1051	Overwrite the existing device configuration with the configuration set at the factory.
1052	Manually reset the configuration changed flag if the host is not able to reset the flag automatically.
1053	Enable or Disable write protect mode
1054	FMU860
1055	DT
1056	DVC
1057	FCX
1058	AS800
1059	340T
1060	340C
1061	344
1062	Siemens Micro K
1063	SITRANS L
1064	SIPAN PH
1065	SITRANS P
1066	75SMT
1067	UNIDELTA
1068	8320
1069	SX5100
1070	TSV175
1071	DMU
1072	3780
1073	BM70
1074	8u
1075	low
1076	high
1077	tmp_av
1078	The device is currently in write protect mode.
1079	Offset Calibration Enter Temperature in %{0}
1080	Slope Calibration Enter Temperature in %{0}
1081	Selection for data type:
1082	'Enter Coil Number':
1083	number
1084	'Enter Register Number':
1085	Coil Value is %0 and Exception Code is %1.
1086	Unsigned 16 Value is %0 and Exception Code is %1.
1087	Unsigned 32 Value is %0 and Exception Code is %1.
1088	Floating Point Value is %[f]{0} and Exception Code is %1.
1089	Register is read-only.
1090	off;on
1091	Enter Unsigned 16 Value:
1092	uValue
1093	Enter Unsigned 32 Value:
1094	Enter Floating Point Value:
1095	fValue
1096	Reset Alarm Log;Acknowledge All Alarms;Reset Power On Time;Restore Factory Configuration;Reset All ED Curve Information;Enable Write Protect;Disable Write Protect;Restore Factory Zero;Exit
1097	alarmNum
1098	Proceed;Change
1099	Set scale- Low output value
1100	Set scale- High output value
1101	Connect 'reference meter'.
1102	Setting field device output to 4mA
1103	Enter 'Meter Value':
1104	Setting field device output to 20mA
1105	Discrete Event 1 Triggered: Yes
1106	Discrete Event 1 Triggered: No
1107	Discrete Event 2 Triggered: Yes
1108	Discrete Event 2 Triggered: No
1109	Discrete Event 3 Triggered: Yes
1110	Discrete Event 3 Triggered: No
1111	Discrete Event 4 Triggered: Yes
1112	Discrete Event 4 Triggered: No
1113	Discrete Event 5 Triggered: Yes
1114	Discrete Event 5 Triggered: No
1115	Discrete Output 1 Triggered: Yes
1116	Discrete Output 1 Triggered: No
1117	Current sensor type selection is Other (Curved Tube). Select 'Sensor Type':
1118	Current sensor type selection is T-Series (Straight Tube). Select Sensor Type:
1119	select
1120	Parameters are being updated, please wait...
1121	Changing configuration can affect transmitter operation. Ensure that the control loop is set for manual operation before continuing.
1122	Warning- Take the device out of process control loop.
1123	Device is in process control loop.;Device is out of process control loop.
1124	Choose 'Petroleum Measurement Table Number':
1125	Choose 'Petroleum Measurement Table Letter':
1126	Enter Thermal Expansion Coefficient:
1127	Enter Reference Temperature:
1128	Enter 'Zero Time':
1129	Zero calibration is starting...
1130	'Enter Density':
1131	Choose a 'Discrete Event':
1132	%0 is assigned to %1.
1133	Choose 'Discrete Output 1':
1134	'Discrete output' 1 is off.
1135	'Discrete output' 1 is on.
1136	Choose 'Discrete Output 2':
1137	'Discrete output 2' level is off.
1138	'Discrete output 2' is on.
1139	Choose 'Discrete Output 3 ':
1140	'Discrete output 3' is off
1141	'Discrete output 3' is on
1142	Choose 'Frequency Output':
1143	Output:
1144	Aborting due to field device error.
1145	Select 'Analog Output 1' level:
1146	'Analog output 1' is fixed at %0 mA.
1147	'mA Output 1'about to set to %0 mA.
1148	Yes;No
1149	Select 'Analog Output 2' level:
1150	'Analog output 2' is fixed at %0 mA.
1151	'mA output 2' about to set to %0 mA.
1152	All totalizers have been started.
1153	All totalizers have been stopped.
1154	Click Next to reset all totalizers.
1155	All totalizers have been reset.
1156	Click Next to reset Mass Total.
1157	'Mass Total' has been reset.
1158	Click Next to reset Volume Total.
1159	'Volume Total' has been reset.
1160	Select 'Alert Number':
1161	Current severity is %0.
1162	Select 'Alert Severity':
1163	A%{alarmNum} is %{0}
1164	Select the 'simulation mode':
1165	Simulation Mode is on.
1166	Starting meter verification, please wait.
1167	Meter verification completed: %{0}%
1168	Meter verification PASS.
1169	Meter verification FAILED.
1170	Meter verification error.
1171	Meter verification error. %{0}
1172	Current Primary Variable selection is %0 Select 'Primary Variable':
1173	Current Secondary Variable selection is %0 Select 'Secondary Variable':
1174	Frequency Factor (Hz):
1175	floatFreqVal
1176	Rate Factor:
1177	floatRateVal
1178	Pulses/Unit:
1179	floatPulsesPerUnit
1180	Units/Pulse:
1181	floatUnitsPerPulse
1182	Select Frequency Input Scaling Method:
1183	Frequency=Flow;Pulses/Unit;Units/Pulse
1184	Enter 'Pressure Unit'
1185	access restricted
1186	View Alert Severity of:
1187	Click Next to reset GSV Total.
1188	'GSV Total' has been reset.
1189	'CM Volume Total' has been reset.
1190	'Temperature Corrected Volume Total' has been reset.
1191	'CM Net Mass Total' has been reset.
1192	'CM Net Volume Total' has been reset.
1193	Current totalizer reset option selected is %0.
1194	Select Totalizer Reset Option:
1195	Not reset-able from display or digital communications.;Reset-able from display only.;Reset-able from digital communications only.;Reset-able from display and digital communications.
1196	Factory zero has been restored.
1197	Parameters are being updated. Please wait.
1198	All alerts are acknowledged.
1199	Select 'Output Behavior':
1200	Continue Measuring;Outputs Held at Fault
1201	Continue Measuring;Outputs Held at Last Value;Outputs Held at Fault
1202	Meter Verification will hold outputs at last value for about 2 minutes. Press Next to Start or Cancel to End.
1203	Meter Verification will hold outputs at fault value for about 2 minutes. Press Next to Start or Cancel to End.
1204	Aborting due to field device error
1205	Starting meter verification, please wait.
1206	Smart Meter Verification Progress: %{intSMVprogress}% complete
1207	Meter Verification PASSED. Meter meets factory specifications.
1208	Meter Verification FAILED. Meter may not meet factory specifications. Recommended Action: Run Meter Verification with outputs held at last measured value or fault.
1209	Meter Verification FAILED. Meter may not meet factory specifications. Press Help for more Information.
1210	Meter verification error.
1211	Meter Verification ABORTED. Reason: %{0} Recommended Action: Wait for 15 seconds before starting Meter Verification again.
1212	Uploading results data from device. This will take a few minutes.
1213	For Hours Between Recurring Runs, valid range is 1 to 1000 hours or 0 for no recurring schedule. Please enter again.
1214	Next
1215	select1
1216	Frequency Input Flow Rate: Value %0 %1 Frequency Input: Value %2 %3
1217	Temperature: Value %0 %1 Mass Total: Value %2 %3 %Max Aeration Limit: Value %4 %
1218	Drive Gain: Value %0 %1 Density at Reference Temperature: Value %2 %3 Average Observed Density: Value %4 %5
1219	Volume Flow At Reference Temperature: Value %0 %1 Average Observed Temperature: Value %2 %3 Correction for Temperature on volume of Liquids: Value %4
1220	Temperature: Value %0 %1 Standard Volume Flow Rate: Value %2 %3 Standard Net Volume Flow Rate: Value %4 %5
1221	Net Mass Flow Rate: Value %0 %1 Density at Reference: Value %2 %3 Concentration: Value %4 %5
1222	Test Result #%{Datalog_Index} Run Number: %0 Result: %1 Abort Code: %2 Time in Seconds: %3
1223	Write Protect is Enabled.
1224	Write Protect is Disabled.
1225	Select Write Protect Action:
1226	Enable;Disable
1227	The concentration matrix is locked, please unlock the matrix to configure.
1228	Press Next to reset the data for all six matrices or press Cancel to not reset the data.
1229	All matrix data has been set to 0.
1230	Concentration Measurement screen needs to be refreshed.
1231	Press OK to reset the data for all six matrices or press ABORT to not reset the data.
1232	Start Sensor Zero;Reset Mass Total;Reset Volume Total;Reset Petroleum Reference Volume;Reset All Totals;Reset Concentration Reference Volume;Reset Concentration Net Mass;Reset Concentration Net Volume;Start/Stop Totals;End Batch;Inhibit Batch;Inhibit Batch Total;Reset Batch;Resume Batch;Start Batch;Stop Batch;Increment Preset;Increment Concentration Curve;Print Screen;Print custody transfer screen;Reset Gas Standard Volume Total;Inhibit Batch Flow;Start Meter Verification
1233	None;Discrete Event 1;Discrete Event 2;Discrete Event 3;Discrete Event 4;Discrete Event 5;Discrete Input 1;Discrete Input 2;Batch Timeout;Batching;Batch End Warn;Batch Overrun;Batch Pump;Batch Primary Valve;Batch Secondary Valve
1234	LD Optimization is %0.
1235	LD Optimization:
1236	Disable;Enable
1237	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.
1238	No Additional Information Available
1239	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.
1240	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. Check the test points. 3. Check the sensor circuitry. 4. Check sensor tubes for plugging. 5. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion.
1241	Drive Gain: Value %0
1242	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.
1243	Temperature: Value %0
1244	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.
1245	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 with the values on the sensor tag. 2. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion
1246	Flow Cal: Value %0 K1: Value %1 uSec K2: Value %2 uSec
1247	Flow FCF: Value %0 K1: Value %1 uSec K2: Value %2 uSec
1248	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 for slug flow. 4. Check the sensor circuitry. 5. Verify calibration factors in transmitter configuration. 6. Check the test points. 7. If the problem persists, contact Micro Motion
1249	Priority: Failed - Fix Now Transmitter in power-up mode. Recommended Actions: 1.If 'A026' also appears,resolve the 'A026' 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. If alert does not clear, make sure that the sensor is completely full or completely empty. 5. Check the sensor circuitry. 6. If you want to change the alert severity, go to the Configure-> Alert Setup-> Alert Severity screen.
1250	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.
1251	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 alert appears during a density calibration contact Micro Motion.
1252	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.
1253	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.
1254	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.
1255	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.
1256	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.
1257	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.
1258	Priority: Failed - Fix Now The transmitter has experienced an EEPROM checksum failure. Recommended Actions: 1.Cycle power to the transmitter. 2.If problem persists, call Micro Motion.
1259	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, call Micro Motion.
1260	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.
1261	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.
1262	Flow FCF: Value %0 K1: Value %1 uSec K2: Value %2 uSec
1263	Priority: Failed - Fix Now Uncorrectable checksum mismatch. Recommended Actions: 1. Cycle power to the flowmeter. 2. The transmitter might need service. Contact Micro Motion.
1264	Priority: Failed - Fix Now Communication errors between transmitter and core processor. Recommended Actions: 1. Verify the wiring between the Transmitter and Core Processor. 2. Cycle power to the transmitter. 3. If problem persists, call Micro Motion.
1265	Priority: Failed - Fix Now Weights and Measures security seal has been broken. Recommended Actions: 1. Alarm can larm can be cleared by user by putting the transmitter back in secure mode, but authorized procedure is required to seal transmitter.
1266	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.
1267	Priority: Failed - Fix Now Transmitter electronics failure has occurred. Recommended Actions: 1. Cycle power to the flowmeter. 2. Contact Micro Motion.
1268	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.
1269	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.
1270	Priority: Failed - Fix Now No signal from Left Pickoff or Right Pickoff, suggesting that sensor tubes are not vibrating. Recommended Actions: 1. Verify process. Check for air in the flow tubes, tubes not filled, foreign material in tubes, or coating in tubes.
1271	Priority: Failed - Fix Now Meter Verification Failed. Recommended Actions: 1. The test result is not within acceptable limits. Micro Motion recommends that you 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. 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.
1272	Meter Verification Run Counter: %0 Transmitter Running Hours at Test: %1 Left Pickoff Stiffness: %2
1273	Right Pickoff Stiffness: %0
1274	Priority: Failed - Fix Now Meter Verification Aborted. Reason: User Initiated Abort Recommended Actions: Wait for 15 seconds before starting meter verification again.
1275	Priority: Failed - Fix Now Meter Verification Aborted. Reason: Frequency Drift Recommended Actions: Ensure temperature, flow and density are stable and run meter verification again.
1276	Priority: Failed - Fix Now Meter Verification Aborted. Reason: High Drive Gain Recommended Actions: Ensure flow is steady and minimize entrained gas and run meter verification again.
1277	Priority: Failed - Fix Now Meter Verification Aborted. Reason: Unstable Flow Recommended Actions: Reduce flow rate and run meter verification again.
1278	Priority: Failed - Fix Now Meter Verification Aborted. Reason: No Air Reference Recommended Actions: Perform factory calibration on air.
1279	Priority: Failed - Fix Now Meter Verification Aborted. Reason: No Water Reference Recommended Actions: Perform factory calibration on water.
1280	Priority: Failed - Fix Now Meter Verification Aborted. Reason: Missing Configuration Recommended Actions: Load verification parameter registers with proper values.
1281	Priority: Failed - Fix Now Meter Verification Aborted. Reason: Other Recommended Actions: Run meter verification again. If abort persists, contact Micro Motion.
1282	Meter Verification Run Counter: %0 Transmitter Running Hours at Test: %1 Abort Code: %2
1283	Left Pickoff Stiffness: %0 Right Pickoff Stiffness: %1
1284	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.
1285	Primary Variable: %0 %0: Value %1 %2
1286	PV Lower Range Value: Value %0 %1 PV Upper Range Value: Value %2 %3
1287	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. 2. Exit mA output trim. 3. Exit mA output loop test. 4. Check to see if the output has been fixed via digital communications.
1288	HART Address: %0 mA Output Fault Action: %1
1289	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 change the alert severity go to the Configure> Alert Setup> Alert Severity Screen.
1290	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.
1291	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.
1292	Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon The 'Density' has exceeded the user-defined two-phase flow (density) limits. Recommended Actions: 1. Check that sensor is completely full. 2. Check that two-phase 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.
1293	Slug High Limit: Value %0 g/Cucm Slug Low Limit: Value %1 g/Cucm Slug Duration: Value %2 sec Density: Value %3 %4 Left Pickoff Amplitude: Value %5 Volts Right Pickoff Amplitude: Value %6 Volts Drive Gain: Value %7 %
1294	Priority: Advisory Device is in HART burst mode. Recommended Actions: 1. No action required. 2. If desired, reconfigure the alarm severity to Ignore.
1295	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 Configureà Alert Setupà Alert Severity screen.
1296	Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon Event 1 has been triggered. Recommended Actions: 1. No action required. 2. If desired, reconfigure the alarm severity to Ignore.
1297	Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon Event 2 has been triggered. Recommended Actions: 1. No action required. 2. If desired, reconfigure the alarm severity to Ignore.
1298	Priority: Advisory Process variable assigned to frequency output is outside configured scale limits. Recommended Actions: Change frequency output scaling factors to more appropriate settings.
1299	Third Variable: %0 %0: Value %1 %2
1300	Rate Factor: Value %0 Hz Pulses/Unit: Value %1 Units/Pulse: Value %2
1301	Priority: Advisory User has set the frequency output to a fixed value. Recommended Actions: 1. Exit frequency output loop test.
1302	Tube Frequency: Value %0 Hz
1303	Priority: Advisory User has set the mA output to a fixed value. Recommended Actions: 1. Exit mA output trim. 2. Exit mA output loop test. 3. Check to see if the output has been fixed via digital communications.
1304	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.
1305	Poll Control: %0 Ext Device Tag 1: %1 Polled Variable 1: %2
1306	Ext Device Tag 2: %0 Polled Variable 2: %1
1307	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.
1308	Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon The process density is outside Petroleum Measurement defined extrapolation limits. Recommended Actions: 1. Verify process. 2. Verify configuration for Petroleum Measurement reference table and density.
1309	Priority: Advisory The user has set the discrete output to a fixed state. Recommended Actions: 1. No action required. 2. If desired, reconfigure the alarm severity to Ignore.
1310	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.
1311	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.
1312	Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon Frequency input from external device is too high. Recommended Actions: 1. Verify that frequency input parameters are set to appropriate values.
1313	Frequency Input Unit: %0 Frequency Input Scaling Method: %1 Frequency Factor: %2 Hz
1314	Rate Factor: %0 %1 Pulses/Unit: %2 Units/Pulse: %3
1315	Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon No flow was detected for the number of seconds configured for Time Out. 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.
1316	Batch Timeout: %0 sec Ignore Alarms: %1 Alarm Timeout: %2 min
1317	Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon 1. Batch has not ended 2. Flow is still being measured Recommended Actions: 1. Batch has not ended 2. Flow is still being measured 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.
1318	Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon Operator attempted to start batch without pressing RESET. Recommended Actions: 1. Press RESET, then press START. 2. Set reset on start option to YES.
1319	Reset On Start: %0
1320	Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon Many possible causes: 1. Enable batch control option is set to NO 2. Batch flow source is not configured 3. Control functions have not been assigned to discrete outputs 4. An alert is active 5. Discrete input is configured to inhibit batch 6. Target value is zero 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. Shut off discrete input. 6. Change target value.
1321	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.
1322	Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon Meter verification in progress. Recommended Actions: 1. Allow the procedure to complete. You may abort the procedure if desired.
1323	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.
1324	Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon 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.
1325	Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon Memory or checksum error in transmitter display. Recommended Actions: 1. Cycle power to the flow meter. 2. The flow meter might need service. Contact Micro Motion.
1326	Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon Internal communication error with transmitter display. Recommended Actions: 1. Cycle power to the flow meter. 2. The flow meter might need service. Contact Micro Motion.
1327	Priority: Advisory Discrete Event 1 has been triggered. Recommended Actions: 1. No action required.
1328	Discrete Event Var: %0 Discrete Event Type: %1
1329	Setpoint A: Value %0 Setpoint B: Value %1
1330	Priority: Advisory Discrete Event 2 has been triggered. Recommended Actions: 1. No action required.
1331	Priority: Advisory Discrete Event 3 has been triggered. Recommended Actions: 1. No action required.
1332	Priority: Advisory Discrete Event 4 has been triggered. Recommended Actions: 1. No action required.
1333	Priority: Advisory Discrete Event 5 has been triggered. Recommended Actions: 1. No action required.
1334	Priority: Advisory Discrete Input is active. Recommended Actions: 1. No action required.
1335	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.
1336	Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon Non-primary variable has exceeded sensor limits. Recommended Actions: 1. Verify process and check for two-phase 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.
1337	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.
1338	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.
1339	Priority: Maintenance - Fix Soon A write or set command has been executed. Recommended Actions: 1. No action required.
1340	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.
1341	View 'Alert Severity' of
1342	%{1} is set to '%{0}'.
1343	A001: EEPROM Error (CP) is set to %0.
1344	A002: RAM Error (CP) is set to %0.
1345	A003: No Sensor Response is set to %0.
1346	A004: Temperature Overrange is set to %0.
1347	A005: Mass Flow Rate Overrange is set to %0.
1348	A006: Characterization Required is set to %0.
1349	A008: Density Overrange is set to %0.
1350	A009: Transmitter Initializing Warming Up is set to %0.
1351	A010: Calibration Failure is set to %0.
1352	A011: Zero Calibration Failed: Low is set to %0.
1353	A012: Zero Calibration Failed: High is set to %0.
1354	A013: Zero Calibration Failed: Unstable is set to %0.
1355	A014: Transmitter Failure is set to %0.
1356	A016: Sensor RTD Failure is set to %0.
1357	A017: T-Series RTD Failure is set to %0.
1358	A018: EEPROM Error (Xmtr) is set to %0.
1359	A019: RAM Error (Xmtr) is set to %0.
1360	A020: No Flow Cal Value is set to %0.
1361	A021: No K1 Value is set to %0.
1362	A022: Config DB Corrupt (CP) is set to %0.
1363	A023: Internal Totals Corrupt (CP) is set to %0.
1364	A024: Program Corrupt (CP) is set to %0.
1365	A025: Boot Sector Fault (CP) is set to %0.
1366	A026: Sensor Xmtr Comm Failure is set to %0.
1367	A027: Security Breach is set to %0.
1368	A028: CP Write Failure is set to %0.
1369	A031: Low Power is set to %0.
1370	A032: MV: Outputs to Fault is set to %0.
1371	A033: No LPO RPO Signal is set to %0.
1372	A034: Meter Verification Failed is set to %0.
1373	A035: Meter Verification Aborted is set to %0.
1374	A100: MAO1 Saturated is set to %0.
1375	A101: MAO1 Fixed is set to %0.
1376	A102: Drive Overrange is set to %0.
1377	A103: Data Loss Possible is set to %0.
1378	A104: Calibration-In-Progress is set to %0.
1379	A105: Slug Flow is set to %0.
1380	A106: Burst Mode Enabled is set to %0.
1381	A107: Power Reset Occurred is set to %0.
1382	A110: FO Saturated is set to %0.
1383	A111: FO Fixed is set to %0.
1384	A113: MAO2 Saturated is set to %0.
1385	A114: MAO2 Fixed is set to %0.
1386	A115: No External Data is set to %0.
1387	A116: API: Temperature Overrange is set to %0.
1388	A117: API: Density Overrange is set to %0.
1389	A118: DO1 Fixed is set to %0.
1390	A119: DO2 Fixed is set to %0.
1391	A120: ED: Curve Fit Failure is set to %0.
1392	A121: ED: Extrapolation Alarm is set to %0.
1393	A122: DO3 Fixed is set to %0.
1394	A123: DO4 Fixed is set to %0.
1395	A124: FI Saturated is set to %0.
1396	A125: Batch Timeout is set to %0.
1397	A126: Batch Overrun is set to %0.
1398	A127: Batch No Reset is set to %0.
1399	A128: Batch/Fill No Start is set to %0.
1400	A129: PPI Display Error is set to %0.
1401	A130: Printer Out of Paper is set to %0.
1402	A131: MV in progress is set to %0.
1403	A132: Sensor Simulation Active is set to %0.
1404	A134: PPI Memory Error is set to %0.
1405	A135: PPI Communication Error is set to %0.
1406	'Configuration Changed Flag' is being reset,please wait.
1407	'Configuration Changed Flag' has been reset.
1408	Select the matrix being configured:
1409	Curve 1;Curve 2;Curve 3;Curve 4;Curve 5;Curve 6
1410	Access Restricted
1411	Resetting device. Please wait.
1412	Device reset completed successfully.
1413	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?
1414	Factory values are restored successfully.
1415	Simulation is being disabled, please wait...
1416	Simulation has been disabled.
1417	Note: If Smart Meter Verification Professional license is not present, then device will have default Basic Meter Verification in it.
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