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| Name | ID | Label | Description | Type | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| meth_ResetConfigurationChangeFlag | 4242 | Reset Modification Flag | msrc_UNKNOWN | Details | |
| meth_SWReset | 4243 | Software Reset | Software Reset This method performs a software reset on the active probe. | msrc_UNKNOWN | Details |
| meth_FactoryReset | 4244 | Factory Reset | Factory Reset This method performs a factory reset on the active probe. | msrc_UNKNOWN | Details |
| meth_ResetErrorLog | 4245 | Reset Error Log | msrc_UNKNOWN | Details | |
| meth_AcknowlegeError | 4246 | Acknowledge Error | msrc_UNKNOWN | Details | |
| meth_ResetModificationLog | 4247 | Reset Modification Log | msrc_UNKNOWN | Details | |
| meth_SetSafetyModeOff | 4248 | Safety OFF | Safety OFF Disables the safety mode. Keep the password handy in case you want to make changes, because you will need any time you make changes. If you disable the safety mode, the following settings are made automatically: - the detector is unlocked, i.e. Write Protect is set to OFF - Error Handling is set to NORMAL - Response Mode is set to DISABLED | msrc_UNKNOWN | Details |
| meth_RefreshPlateau | 4249 | Refresh Plateau | Refresh Plateau Read values from device and refresh graphical view of plateau table. | msrc_UNKNOWN | Details |
| meth_RefreshErrorLog | 424A | Refresh Error Log | msrc_UNKNOWN | Details | |
| meth_RefreshModificationLog | 424B | Refresh Modification Log | msrc_UNKNOWN | Details | |
| meth_SetPollingAddress | 424C | Set Poll Addr | msrc_UNKNOWN | Details | |
| meth_SetPollingAddress_abort | 424D | msrc_UNKNOWN | Details | ||
| meth_SetLicenseKey | 424E | Set License Key | msrc_UNKNOWN | Details | |
| meth_SetLicenseKey_abort | 424F | msrc_UNKNOWN | Details | ||
| meth_RefreshSafetyStatuses | 4250 | Refresh Safety Statuses | msrc_UNKNOWN | Details | |
| meth_SetSafetyModeOn | 4251 | Safety ON | Safety ON The safety mode has to be enabled for safety-relevant applications. In safety mode, safety-limiting values are set to a safety-compatible setting. In addition, you will be prompted to protect the detector with a password. The following settings are set automatically when safety mode is enabled: Current Loop Monitoring: = ENABLED HV Mode = AUTO Test Settings = NORMAL Error Handling = SENSITIV Digital inputs: = OFF Multidrop: Poll Addr = 0 | msrc_UNKNOWN | Details |
| meth_ReadIn | 4252 | ReadIn | ReadIn Start reading-in the count rates. While the count rate is read in, the average is calculated and displayed continuously. Under "ReadIn Time" you define the read-in period. First choose which calibration point you want to read in: BACKGROUND The background radiation has to be measured so that the detector can correctly compensate for the decay of the radiation source. Before taking measurements, make sure you do not measure any radiation from the radiation source The easiest way to ensure this is if the source is not yet mounted. Otherwise, close the beam path and fill the container in addition. LOWER-PT For this measurement, the level in the tank must be below the monitoring level or the tank must be completely empty. UPPER-PT This measurement can only be performed at a 2-point calibration. For the measurement, the level in the tank must be above the monitoring level or the tank must be completely filled. | msrc_UNKNOWN | Details |
| meth_ReadIn_abort | 4253 | msrc_UNKNOWN | Details | ||
| meth_Calibrate | 4254 | Calibrate | Calibrate With this menu item you enable the calibration data determined during the measurements. The calibration data are transferred to "Meas Parameter". Thus, the detector will get a new calibration which in the future will be used to determine the measured values. After the calibration, a status message is displayed, indicating if the activation of the calibration data has been carried out successfully. If not, the measurement parameters are unchanged. | msrc_UNKNOWN | Details |
| meth_CalibrateAndPreset | 4255 | Calibrate + Preset | Calibrate + Preset With this menu item you enable the calibration data determined during the measurements. In this case, the calibration data are transferred to "Meas Parameter". Thus, the detector will get a new calibration which in the future will be used to determine the measured values. After the calibration, a status message is displayed, indicating if the activation of the calibration data has been carried out successfully. If not, the measurement parameters are unchanged. The following settings are made automatically at Calibrate + Auto Set: Evaluation Mode = AUTO SET OP Gas Density = 0 Setup Gas Density = 0 Bulk Cone = 0 | msrc_UNKNOWN | Details |
| meth_Restore | 4256 | Restore Upload | Restore Upload Has a similar function as "Calibrate", but considers a validity date, for example, of older calibration data and automatically performs a decay compensation. First, you have to save the original set of parameters in the HOST or the HART® Communicator as off-line parameters. The off-line parameters can then be restored to the detector. Then enable this parameter set with Restore Upload. The validity date (Restore Date) of the calibration, which is contained in the off-line parameters, will automatically be compared with the current date in the detector and the calibration count rate is adjusted accordingly. | msrc_UNKNOWN | Details |
| meth_Recall | 4257 | Recall | Recall Recall allows you to copy the current data set from Meas Parameter to Cal Parameter. This allows you to revise the valid parameters, without this having an influence on the measurement at first. After you have finished editing, you can activate the changed settings with "Calibrate". Recall is also necessary because the count rates in the calibration parameters (Cal Parameter) in contrast to the count rates of the measuring parameters (Meas Parameter) are not decay compensated. Important: "Recall" overwrites all settings of the "Cal Parameter" menu. | msrc_UNKNOWN | Details |
| return_to_normal | 1016 | Aborting return to normal | msrc_UNKNOWN | Details | |
| leave_fixed_current_mode | 1003 | Leaving fixed crnt mode | Leaving Fixed Current Mode- Takes the Analog Output out of a mode where the output was a constant value, and returns the output to a mode where the output tracks the input | msrc_UNKNOWN | Details |
| warning_message | 1017 | Set loop to manual | msrc_UNKNOWN | Details | |
| transmitter_loop_test | 1023 | Loop test | Loop test- Allows the User to manually manipulate the Analog Output to a selected constant output value | msrc_UNKNOWN | Details |
| transmitter_dac_trim | 1024 | D/A trim | D/A trim Allows you to adjust the current output. You will need a current meter which has to be connected to the current loop. A method will take you through the adjustment. | msrc_UNKNOWN | Details |
| lock_unlock_device | 1073 | Lock/Unlock Device | Lock/Unlock Device- Places the device in either a locked or unlocked position. | msrc_UNKNOWN | Details |
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