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Reference ID	String
0	LF series
1	Toshiba Corporation
2	ROM error
3	RAM error
4	CPU error
5	Exc curr open
6	Parameter failure
7	HH alarm
8	H over spec
9	Reverse flow
10	H alarm
11	L alarm
12	Empty
13	LL alarm
14	Exc curr error
15	EEPROM error
16	Invalid total
17	Ref error
18	ADC error
19	Chk circuit error
20	Dspl or sw error
21	Flow
22	.3f
23	Flow unit
24	L/d
25	mL/s
26	mL/min
27	mL/h
28	mL/d
29	gal/d
30	pt/s
31	pt/min
32	pt/h
33	pt/d
34	qt/s
35	qt/min
36	qt/h
37	qt/d
38	MMgal/s
39	MMgal/min
40	MMgal/h
41	FO
42	Forward flow direction total value
43	.6f
44	RV
45	Reverse flow direction total value
46	DF
47	Difference between forward and reverse total value
48	Unit
49	Total flow unit
50	mL
51	pt
52	qt
53	MMgal
54	Percent
55	.1f
56	Limit unit
57	Upper sensor limit
58	Lower sensor limit
59	Minimum span
60	7d
61	Calibration Mode
62	1d
63	Calibration Step
64	Exc Curr Dsp
65	.4f
66	8.4f
67	Low cutoff is the function to set the current output to zero forcefully if the flow rate is equal to or less than the low cutoff value set near 0%. Low cutoff value can be set within the range 0 to 10% in increments of 0.1%.
68	Low cut
69	2.1f
70	Since each exciting frequency value has its own characteristics, you should select an appropriate exciting frequency (24Hz is set at shipment. Depending on the characteristics of the detector, a large frequency may result in excitation failure. When a large frequency value is set and it changes the indicator value, decrease the frequency to a value that will not change the indicator value.) (100Hz, 200Hz and 400Hz are frequency for capacitance type converter.)
71	Exc freq
72	6Hz
73	12Hz
74	24Hz
75	100Hz
76	200Hz
77	400Hz
78	1.5Hz(Special)
79	3Hz(Special)
80	48Hz(Special)
81	Unit of count rate
82	Count rate
83	8.3f
84	Pulse width
85	ms
86	3d
87	AUTO:After the count rate is set, the pulse width is automatically set to 40% of the period of pulse frequency at 100% output. MANUAL:Even after the count rate is set, the pulse width is not changed.
88	Pulse mode
89	AUTO
90	After the count rate is set, the pulse width is automatically set to 40% of the period of pulse frequency at 100% output.
91	MANUAL
92	Even after the count rate is set, the pulse width is not changed.
93	Meter size
94	5d
95	Meter size unit
96	mm
97	inch
98	Alarm set1
99	HIGH ALARM
100	LOW ALARM
101	EMPTY ALARM
102	Alarm set2
103	HH ALARM
104	LL ALARM
105	High alarm
106	Low alarm
107	Empty alarm level
108	NORMAL
109	SENSITIVE
110	SENSITIVE-H
111	Rate-of-change limit
112	Control limit time
113	Damping value is used to moderate output fluctuations. The larger damping value, the more the output is averaged. But the response to an input change will be slower.Damping value is set for 0.0sec, 0.5sec and 1 to 60sec (in increments of 1sec). (Setting for maximum 200sec is possible in capacitance type converter.)
114	Damping
115	3.1f
116	Detector's serial number
117	Detector
118	Converter's serial number
119	Converter
120	Detector's product specification code
121	Converter's product specification code
122	Be sure to match the exciting current value with the value specified for the combined detector. Specifying any other value may cause an error. The setting range of excitation current value is from 0.0000A to 0.2500A.
123	Exc current
124	A
125	Flange type
126	WATER
127	JWWA75
128	JIS10K
129	JIS16K
130	JIS20K
131	JIS30K
132	JIS63K
133	ANSI150
134	ANSI300
135	BS10
136	BS16
137	DIN PN 10
138	DIN PN 16
139	CLAMP TYPE
140	SCREW TYPE
141	Rc(PT)1/4
142	Rc(PT)1/8
143	Rc(PT)3/8
144	Rc(PT)1/2
145	NPT1/4
146	NPT3/8
147	UNKNOWN
148	SPECIAL
149	Lining material
150	TEFLON PFA
151	CHLOROPRENE
152	CERAMIC
153	EPDM RUBBER
154	Electrode material
155	SUS316L
156	Ha-C
157	Ta
158	Ti
159	Pt-Ir
160	Earthring material
161	SUS304
162	SUS316
163	Not provided
164	Seal matl
165	Chloroprene
166	EDPM
167	Password
168	Manual zero adjustment value can be set within the range equivalent to +/-1m/s (+/-10% of the maximum range 10m/s).
169	Manual zero
170	Preset value
171	8d
172	The preset mode determines the function when the totalizer reaches the preset count.
173	Out mode
174	HOLD
175	Holds the output value.
176	50ms PULSE
177	Outputs a one shot pulse of 50ms width.
178	500ms PULSE
179	Outputs a one shot pulse of 500ms width.
180	START:Totalizer counter start. STOP:Totalizer counter stop. RESET:Totalizer counter reset.
181	Cnt Ctrl
182	START
183	Totalizer counter start.
184	STOP
185	Totalizer counter stop.
186	RESET
187	Totalizer counter reset.
188	The 4-20mA alarm output setting is the function to fix the current output to a selected fixed value if an alarm occurs when self-diagnostic function is performed.
189	Alarm output
190	UNDER 3.0mA
191	3.0mA or less
192	4.0mA
193	Fixed to the present value
194	OVER 24.0mA
195	24.0mA or more
196	Digital output1 functions can be selected.
197	DO1
198	NO USE
199	Not used
200	High alarm output
201	Low alarm output
202	High/high alarm output
203	Low/low alarm output
204	Empty alarm output
205	RANGE SIG 1
206	Range status signal (1) output
207	RANGE SIG 2
208	Range status signal (2) output
209	PRESET OUT
210	Preset count status output
211	CONV ALARM
212	Converter failure alarm output
213	PULSE OUT
214	Pulse output
215	PULSE OUT FRD
216	Fixed forward flow pulse output
217	PULSE OUT REV
218	Fixed reverse flow pulse output
219	MRH(Option)
220	Multi-range high alarm output (option)
221	MRL(Option)
222	Multi-range low alarm output (option)
223	Digital output2 functions can be selected.
224	DO2
225	Digital input functions can be selected.
226	DI
227	COUNTER STA/STP
228	Totalizer Start/Stop
229	COUNTER RST/STA
230	Totalizer Reset/Start
231	RANGE SWITCH
232	Remote selection switch of multiple ranges
233	ZERO ADJUSTMENT
234	Still water zero adjustment start
235	FIXED OUT
236	Fixed output mode control
237	You can select the detective level of the digital input, as shown below, to control the totalizer and pulse output. (Only when the digital input function is set for totalizer control input)
238	DI det level
239	L LEVEL
240	H LEVEL
241	Digital output active status (Only when alarm output is set )
242	DO status
243	DO1/2 NORMAL CLOSE
244	DO1/DO2 Normal close
245	DO1 NO / DO2 NC
246	DO1 Normal open / DO2 Normal close
247	DO1 NC / DO2 NO
248	DO1 Normal close / DO2 Normal open
249	DO1/2 NORMAL OPEN
250	DO1/DO2 Normal open
251	NORMAL:When the fluid flows in the direction of the arrow indicating the flow direction that is attached to the detector, the indicator value and electric current output value increase. SWITCH:When the fluid flows in the reverse direction of the arrow indicating the flow direction that is attached to the detector, the indicator value and electric current output value increases.
252	Flow dir
253	When the fluid flows in the direction of the arrow indicating the flow direction that is attached to the detector, the indicator value and electric current output value increase.
254	SWITCH
255	When the fluid flows in the reverse direction of the arrow indicating the flow direction that is attached to the detector, the indicator value and electric current output value increases.
256	When low cutoff is set, this function determines whether to use the low cutoff processing for displayed values. LINEAR:Low cutoff processing is not used for displayed values. LOW CUT:Displayed values are processed with low cutoff.
257	Dspl low cut
258	LINEAR
259	Low cutoff processing is not used for displayed values.
260	LOW CUT
261	Displayed values are processed with low cutoff.
262	The low limit of the current output for converter can be set.
263	Low limit
264	The current value can be outputted up to 4.0mA (0%).
265	3.2mA
266	The current value can be outputted up to 3.2mA (-5%).
267	2.4mA
268	The current value can be outputted up to 2.4mA (-10%).
269	You can select on/off setting for the self-diagnosis function. If the self-diagnosis function is set to OFF, no error message is displayed even if any of the errors.
270	Self check
271	OFF
272	Self-diagnosis function is turned off.
273	ON
274	Self-diagnosis function is turned on.
275	If CONV ALARM is set for Digital output function, a digital signal will be output in case the converter's self-diagnosis function detects an error. In this case, you can set whether the empty pipe alarm is to be included in the converter alarm items. CONV ONLY:Empty pipe alarm is not included in the converter alarm output items. WITH EMP:Empty pipe alarm is included in the converter alarm output items.
276	Conv alarm
277	CONV ONLY
278	Empty pipe alarm is not included in the converter alarm output items.
279	WITH EMPTY
280	Empty pipe alarm is included in the converter alarm output items.
281	The display of the LCD, by its natural characteristics, gradually becomes lighter over time. If the display becomes too dark, you need to adjust the density by using this parameter.
282	LCD adj
283	1 LIGHT
284	2
285	3
286	4
287	5 DARK
288	Setting the switch position enables the display orientation to be kept fixed, regardless of in which direction relative to the piping the converter is installed.
289	SW position
290	TOP
291	BOTTOM
292	LEFT
293	RIGHT
294	SINGLE:Single range. 4F-0R:Unidirectional flow, automatic selection of multiple ranges. 2F-2R:Bidirectional flows, automatic selection of multiple ranges. EXT 2F-0R:Unidirectional flow, multiple ranges selected by external signal. EXT 2F-2R:Bidirectional flows, multiple ranges selected by external signal.
295	Type
296	SINGLE
297	Single range
298	4F-0R
299	Unidirectional flow, automatic selection of multiple ranges
300	2F-2R
301	Bidirectional flows, automatic selection of multiple ranges
302	EXT 2F-0R
303	Unidirectional flow, multiple ranges selected by external signal
304	EXT 2F-2R
305	Bidirectional flows, multiple ranges selected by external signal
306	Custom
307	Range1 span value. Range can be set within 0.1m/s to 10m/s in terms of flow velocity.
308	Range1
309	.5f
310	8.5f
311	Range2 span value.
312	Range2
313	Range3 span value.
314	Range3
315	Range4 span value.
316	Range4
317	Range hysteresis is the dead band used when multiple ranges are switched. You can set the hysteresis within the range of 0 to 25% in increments of 0.1%.
318	Range hys
319	Fixed pulse
320	PPS
321	Fixed current
322	mA
323	Main unit
324	Main unit totalizer
325	Select A
326	Select B
327	Select C
328	Select D
329	Sub unit
330	Sub unit totalizer
331	Custom value is the coefficient of the custom unit. It is multiplication coefficient of Cum/min.
332	Custom value
333	8.6f
334	Custom unit is the character string. Maximum character number is 7.
335	Custom unit
336	Self test
337	Self test of conveter
338	Fixed pulse test; Fixed pulse output. When you use fixed pulse output function, set digital output function to PULSE OUTPUT.
339	Fixed pls out
340	Counter control; Counter START or STOP, RESET
341	Cnt ctrl
342	Still water zero adjustment is possible only when the flow rate value is within the range of +/-1.25m/s.
343	Zero adj
344	Using the converter's internal calibration circuit, 0% flow rate calibration can be performed.
345	Flow cal 0%
346	Using the converter's internal calibration circuit, 50% flow rate calibration can be read.
347	Flow cal 50%
348	Using the converter's internal calibration circuit, 100% flow rate calibration can be performed.
349	Flow cal 100%
350	You can monitor the exciting current value.
351	Exc curr dspl
352	Meter size of detector
353	The password function is provided to protest the settings and adjustment of the functions affecting the flow rate measurement.
354	The rate-of-change limit is used to control sudden changes of the converter's flow rate signal output when excessive noise is contained in the flow rate signal. The rate-of-change limit (set in percent value to the span of measuring range) and control limit time (set in second) are used, and if the flow rate signal sampling value exceeds the rate-of-change limit value based on the previous average value of the flow rate signal, the converter rejects the sampling value and outputs the average value including the maximum value of the rate-of-change value. Rate-of-change limit 0 to 30% / 50ms (in increments of 0.1%) Control limit time 0 to 20s (in increments of 1s)
355	Limit of change
356	Preset count can be set within the range of 0 to 99999999.
357	Setting of high alarm or low alarm, empty alarm
358	Setting of high/high(HH) alarm or low/low(LL) alarm
359	High limit of the flow rate, at which an alarm is generated, can be set as % value of the span flow rate of the set maximum range. High alarm values for flow rate can be set within the range of -10% to 110% (percentage to Range 1) in increments of 0.1%.
360	Low limit of the flow rate, at which an alarm is generated, can be set as % value of the span flow rate of the set maximum range. Low alarm values for flow rate can be set within the range of -10% to 110% (percentage to Range 1) in increments of 0.1%.
361	High/high limit of the flow rate, at which an alarm is generated, can be set as % value of the span flow rate of the set maximum range. High/high alarm values for flow rate can be set within the range of -10% to 110% (percentage to Range 1) in increments of 0.1%.
362	Low/low limit of the flow rate, at which an alarm is generated, can be set as % value of the span flow rate of the set maximum range. Low/low alarm values for flow rate can be set within the range of -10% to 110% (percentage to Range 1) in increments of 0.1%.
363	Count rate must be set so that the pulse output at 100% output is within the range below: 3.6 to 36000000 pulse/h (0.001 to 10000 pulse/s).
364	The pulse width must be set to a value within the range of 0.3ms to 500ms. The pulse width must be set to 40% or less of the period of pulse frequency at 100% output. If the pulse width is set to 0, it will be automatically set to 40% of the period of pulse frequency at 100% output. In this case, the pulse width setting mode remains in the Manual mode. If the calculation result exceeds 100ms, it will be forcibly set to 100ms.
365	Display main unit - Main unit on LCD of converter.
366	Display sub unit - Sub unit on LCD of converter.
367	Not in proper mode
368	Range type mismatch
369	Range unit error
370	Count rate unit error
371	Range value too large
372	Range value too small
373	Multi range setting error
374	Count rate too large
375	Count rate too small
376	Pulse width too large
377	Pulse width too small
378	Unit error
379	Total flow
380	Flow cal
381	Information
382	User information
383	Serial number
384	Product code
385	Material
386	Totalizer
387	Preset out
388	Alarm
389	AO
390	DI/DO
391	Display
392	level family
393	vortex flow family
394	mag flow family
395	coriolis flow famliy
396	level
397	vortex flow
398	mag flow
399	coriolis flow
400	FMU860
401	DT
402	DVC
403	FCX
404	AS800
405	340T
406	340C
407	344
408	Siemens Micro K
409	SITRANS L
410	SIPAN PH
411	SITRANS P
412	75SMT
413	UNIDELTA
414	8320
415	SX5100
416	TSV175
417	DMU
418	3780
419	BM70
420	8u
421	Device maybe stuck.
422	Self test OK!
423	Select mode
424	Fixed output;Exit
425	Fixed pulse:
426	fixed_pls
427	START;STOP;RESET;Exit
428	Flow% dspl;Adj start;Exit
429	%{0} %
430	Now Adjusting. Please wait...
431	Adjust OK!
432	% Dspl;Exec;Exit
433	Cal 0%: %{0} %
434	Mode of the converter is WAIT. Please wait for a while, and retry.
435	Now Calibrating. Please wait...
436	Calibration OK!
437	% Dspl;Exit
438	Cal 50%: %{0} %
439	Cal 100%: %{0} %
440	Exc Dspl;Exit
441	Exc current: %{0} A
442	Current setting: %[2.2f]{d_size11} inch
443	Current setting: %[3.1f]{d_size11} mm
444	Select meter size unit. [mm]
445	mm;inch
446	Select meter size unit. [inch]
447	Select meter size unit.
448	Meter size: %[2.2f]{d_size11} inch
449	d_size21
450	Meter size: %[3.1f]{d_size11} mm
451	Meter size was set %[3.1f]{d_size11} mm.
452	Meter size was set %[2.2f]{d_size11} inch.
453	Select flange type group. [Wafer]
454	Flange type;Sanitary type;Small meter size;Unknown;Special
455	Select flange type group. [JWWA75]
456	Select flange type group. [JIS10K]
457	Select flange type group. [JIS16K]
458	Select flange type group. [JIS20K]
459	Select flange type group. [JIS30K]
460	Select flange type group. [JIS63K]
461	Select flange type group. [ANSI150]
462	Select flange type group. [ANSI300]
463	Select flange type group. [BS10]
464	Select flange type group. [BS16]
465	Select flange type group. [DIN PN 10]
466	Select flange type group. [DIN PN 16]
467	Select flange type group. [Clamp type]
468	Select flange type group. [Screw type]
469	Select flange type group. [Rc(PT)1/4]
470	Select flange type group. [Rc(PT)1/8]
471	Select flange type group. [Rc(PT)3/8]
472	Select flange type group. [Rc(PT)1/2]
473	Select flange type group. [NPT1/4]
474	Select flange type group. [NPT3/8]
475	Select flange type group. [Unknown]
476	Select flange type group. [Special]
477	Select flange type group.
478	Select flange type.
479	Wafer;JWWA75;JIS10K;JIS16K;JIS20K;JIS30K;JIS63K;ANSI150;ANSI300;BS10;BS16;DIN PN 10;DIN PN 16
480	Select sanitary type.
481	Clamp type;Screw type
482	Select small meter size.
483	Rc(PT)1/4;Rc(PT)1/8;Rc(PT)3/8;Rc(PT)1/2;NPT1/4;NPT3/8
484	Password: %{ps10}
485	ps20
486	Password: 0%{ps10}
487	Password: 00%{ps10}
488	Input password 0-999!
489	Rate-of-change limit: %[3.1f]{percent_rate_limit11} %
490	percent_rate_limit21
491	Value was too low
492	Control limit time: %[3.1f]{time_rate_limit11} s
493	time_rate_limit21
494	Manual zero: %[3.1f]{zero1} %
495	zero2
496	Preset count: %{preset_counter}
497	preset_counter
498	Set High alarm. [OFF]
499	ON;OFF
500	Set High alarm. [ON]
501	Set Low alarm. [OFF]
502	Set Low alarm. [ON]
503	Set Empty alarm. [OFF]
504	Set Empty alarm. [ON]
505	Select Empty alarm level. [NORMAL]
506	NORMAL;SENSITIVE;SENSITIVE-H
507	Select Empty alarm level. [SENSITIVE]
508	Select Empty alarm level. [SENSITIVE-H]
509	Select Empty alarm level.
510	Set HH alarm. [OFF]
511	Set HH alarm. [ON]
512	Set LL alarm. [OFF]
513	Set LL alarm. [ON]
514	High alarm: %[3.1f]{alarm_upper_value11} %
515	alarm_upper_value21
516	Value was too high
517	Low alarm: %[3.1f]{alarm_lower_value11} %
518	alarm_lower_value21
519	HH alarm: %[3.1f]{alarm_upper_value11} %
520	LL alarm: %[3.1f]{alarm_lower_value11} %
521	Range hys: %{hys11} %
522	hys21
523	Count rate: %{count_rate1}
524	count_rate1
525	Pulse width: %[3.1f]{pulse_width11} ms
526	pulse_width21
527	Pulse width too low
528	Select main unit group
529	Group1(m/s,ft/s);Group2(Cum/,L/,mL/);Group3(bbl/,gal/,pt/,qt/,Cuft/,MMgal/*);Group4(total);Group5(others)
530	Select flow velocity unit
531	m/s;ft/s
532	Select flow rate unit
533	Cum/s;Cum/min;Cum/h;Cum/d;L/s;L/min;L/h;L/d;mL/s;mL/min;mL/h;mL/d
534	bbl/s;bbl/min;bbl/h;bbl/d;gal/s;gal/min;gal/h;gal/d;pt/s;pt/min;pt/h;pt/d;qt/s;qt/min;qt/h;qt/d;Cuft/s;Cuft/min;Cuft/h;Cuft/d;MMgal/s;MMgal/min;MMgal/h;MMgal/d
535	Select total unit
536	Cum;L;mL;bbl;gal;pt;qt;Cuft;MMgal;COUNT
537	Select other unit
538	Percent;RANGE;CUSTOM
539	Select flow direction
540	Both;Forward;Reverse;Difference;Cyclic
541	Percent;RANGE;CUSTOM;GRAPH
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