D301254X012 - Preset Protocol Specifications Manual PDF

Preset Protocol Specifications Manual
Part D301254X012
June 2018
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Contents
Chapter 1 – Introduction 1-1

1.1 Manual Organization ..................................................................................................................... 1-1
1.2 General Protocol Message Format ............................................................................................... 1-2
1.3 Broadcast ...................................................................................................................................... 1-3
1.4 Calculating Data Offsets ............................................................................................................... 1-4
Chapter 2 – Opcodes 2-1

2.1 Opcode Overview .......................................................................................................................... 2-1
2.2 Opcode 6, System Configuration .................................................................................................. 2-3
2.3 Opcode 7, Read Real-time Clock................................................................................................ 2-14
2.4 Opcode 8, Set Real-time Clock ................................................................................................... 2-14
2.5 Opcode 10, Read Configurable Opcode Point Data ................................................................... 2-15
2.6 Opcode 11, Write Configurable Opcode Point Data ................................................................... 2-15
2.7 Opcode 17, Login Request ......................................................................................................... 2-16
2.8 Opcode 24, Store and Forward ................................................................................................... 2-17
2.9 Opcode 50, Request I/O Point Position ...................................................................................... 2-18
2.10 Opcode 100, Access User-defined Information .......................................................................... 2-18
2.11 Opcode 105, Request Today’s and Yesterday’s Min/Max Values .............................................. 2-19
2.12 Opcode 108, Request History Tag and Periodic Index ............................................................... 2-21
2.13 Opcode 117, Request Weights and Measures Event Data ........................................................ 2-22
2.14 Opcode 118, Request Alarm Data .............................................................................................. 2-25
2.15 Opcode 119, Request Event Data .............................................................................................. 2-28
2.16 Opcode 135, Request Single History Point Data ........................................................................ 2-32
2.17 Opcode 136, Request Mutiple History Point Data ...................................................................... 2-34
2.18 Opcode 137, Request History Index for a Day ........................................................................... 2-36
2.19 Opcode 138, Request Daily and Periodic History for a Day ....................................................... 2-37
2.20 Opcode 139, History Information Data ........................................................................................ 2-38
2.21 Opcode 166, Set Single Point Parameters ................................................................................. 2-39
2.22 Opcode 167, Request Single Point Parameters ......................................................................... 2-39
2.23 Opcode 180, Request Parameters.............................................................................................. 2-40
2.24 Opcode 181, Write Parameters................................................................................................... 2-41
2.25 Opcode 203, General File Transfer............................................................................................. 2-42
2.26 Opcode 224, SRBX Signal .......................................................................................................... 2-44
2.27 Opcode 225, Acknowledge SRBX .............................................................................................. 2-44
2.28 Opcode 255, Error Indicator ........................................................................................................ 2-45
Chapter 3 – Parameter Lists for Point Types 3-1

3.1 Type, Location/Logical, and Parameter (TLPs) ............................................................................ 3-1
3.2 Logical/Location Details ................................................................................................................ 3-1
3.3 Binary Field (BIN) Example ........................................................................................................... 3-2
3.4 Point Type Table Fields ................................................................................................................ 3-3
3.4.1 Point Type 60: Print Parameters ..................................................................................... 3-4
3.4.2 Point Type 61: Transaction History Parameters ........................................................... 3-11
3.4.3 Point Type 62: Keypad Display Parameters ................................................................. 3-45
3.4.4 Point Type 63: General Preset Parameters .................................................................. 3-56
3.4.5 Point Type 64: General Preset Parameters #2 ........................................................... 3-105
3.4.6 Point Type 65: Transaction History Parameters (#2) ................................................. 3-118
3.4.7 Point Type 67: Additives ............................................................................................. 3-122
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3.4.8 Point Type 68: Recipes ............................................................................................... 3-128

3.4.9 Point Type 69: Components ....................................................................................... 3-137
3.4.10 Point Type 70: Liquid Preference Parameters ............................................................ 3-151
3.4.11 Point Type 71: Liquid Station Parameters .................................................................. 3-154
3.4.12 Point Type 72: Product Parameters............................................................................ 3-164
3.4.13 Point Type 73: Liquid Meter Parameters .................................................................... 3-167
3.4.14 Point Type 74: Densitometer Interface Parameters ................................................... 3-180
3.4.15 Point Type 75: Meters ................................................................................................. 3-186
3.4.16 Point Type 76: Valves ................................................................................................. 3-197
3.4.17 Point Type 82: Virtual Discrete Outputs...................................................................... 3-199
3.4.18 Point Type 84: HART Extended Point Type ............................................................... 3-203
3.4.19 Point Type 85: HART Parameters .............................................................................. 3-212
3.4.20 Point Type 91: System Variables: ............................................................................... 3-233
3.4.21 Point Type 92: Logon Parameters .............................................................................. 3-238
3.4.22 Point Type 95: Communication Port Parameters ....................................................... 3-241
3.4.23 Point Type 96: FST Parameters ................................................................................. 3-246
3.4.24 Point Type 97: FST Register Tags ............................................................................. 3-249
3.4.25 Point Type 98: Soft Point Parameters ........................................................................ 3-250
3.4.26 Point Type 99: Configurable Opcode Table ............................................................... 3-253
3.4.27 Point Type 100: Power Control Parameters ............................................................... 3-255
3.4.28 Point Type 101: Discrete Inputs .................................................................................. 3-258
3.4.29 Point Type 102: Discrete Outputs ............................................................................... 3-260
3.4.30 Point Type 103: Analog Inputs .................................................................................... 3-263
3.4.31 Point Type 104: Analog Outputs ................................................................................. 3-267
3.4.32 Point Type 105: Pulse Inputs ...................................................................................... 3-269
3.4.33 Point Type 106: RTD .................................................................................................. 3-272
3.4.34 Point Type 107: Thermocouple ................................................................................... 3-276
3.4.35 Point Type 108: Multi-Variable Sensor ....................................................................... 3-279
3.4.36 Point Type 109: System Analog Inputs....................................................................... 3-287
3.4.37 Point Type 110: PID Control Parameters ................................................................... 3-293
3.4.38 Point Type 117: Modbus Configuration Parameters ................................................... 3-300
3.4.39 Point Type 118: Modbus Register to TLP Mapping Parameters ................................ 3-303
3.4.40 Point Type 119: Modbus Event, Alarm, and History Table ......................................... 3-316
3.4.41 Point Type 120: Modbus Master Modem Configuration ............................................. 3-325
3.4.42 Point Type 121: Modbus Master Table ....................................................................... 3-327
3.4.43 Point Type 122: DS800 Configuration ........................................................................ 3-338
3.4.44 Point Type 123: Security – Group Configuration ........................................................ 3-340
3.4.45 Point Type 124: History Segment Configuration ........................................................ 3-342
3.4.46 Point Type 125: History Segment 0 Point Configuration ............................................ 3-344
3.4.56 Point Type 135: History Segment 10 Point Configuration .......................................... 3-364
3.4.57 Point Type 136: ROC Clock ........................................................................................ 3-366
3.4.58 Point Type 137: Internet Configuration Parameters ................................................... 3-368
3.4.59 Point Type 138: User C++ Host Parameters .............................................................. 3-375
3.4.60 Point Type 139: Smart I/O Module Information .......................................................... 3-376
3.4.61 Point Type 140: Alternating Current Input / Output .................................................... 3-380
3.4.62 Point Type 141: Advance Pulse Module ..................................................................... 3-388
3.4.65 Point Type 144: Transactional History Configuration ................................................. 3-405
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3.4.66 Point Type 145: Transactional History Point Configuration ........................................ 3-406
3.4.67 Point Type 172: RTU Network Discovery List Point Configuration ............................. 3-407
3.4.68 Point Type 173: Network Commissioned List ............................................................. 3-408
3.4.69 Point Type 174: Network Export Data ........................................................................ 3-410
3.4.70 Point Type 175: Network Import Data ......................................................................... 3-411
3.4.71 Point Type 176: IEC62591 Live List Configuration ..................................................... 3-412
3.4.72 Point Type 177: IEC62591 Commissioned List Configuration .................................... 3-413
Chapter 4 – CRC-16 Code 4-1
Chapter 5 – IEEE Floating Point Format 5-1
Chapter 6 – Spontaneous-Report-By-Exception 6-1
Chapter 7 – Device-to-Device Communications 7-1
Index I-1
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Chapter 1 – Introduction
This manual provides information required to understand the ROC Plus
protocol and its implementation within the DL8000 Preset Controller
(“DL8000”). It is written for personnel needing to implement a ROC
Plus Protocol driver in the DL8000 or as a reference to understanding
the ROC Plus communications protocols. This manual is intended for
users experienced in the development of communication drivers. The
protocol provides access to database configuration, real-time clock,
event and alarm logs, and historically archived data.
The ROC Plus database is broken into individual parameters. Each
database parameter is uniquely associated by parameter number and
point type. See Chapter 3, Parameter Lists for Point Types, for detailed
information.
1.1 Manual Organization

This manual is organized into the following chapters:
Chapter Description
Chapter 1 Describes this manual and provides a summary of
Introduction the general protocol message format, summary of
each opcode, and how to calculate data offsets.
Chapter 2 Lists each opcode the ROC Plus protocol uses.
Opcodes
Chapter 3 Describes ROC Plus protocol point types and data
Parameter Lists for types.
Point Types
Chapter 4 Provides information concerning the cyclical
CRC-16 Code redundancy check the ROC Plus protocol uses.
Chapter 5 Provides information about the binary representation of
IEEE Floating Point floating-point numbers.
Format
Chapter 6 Provides information on the DL8000’s Spontaneous
Spontaneous Report- Report-by-Exception (RBX or RBX) function.
by-Exception
Chapter 7 Provides information detailing store and forward
Device to Device options in the DL8000.
Communications
Index Provides an alphabetic listing of items and topics
contained in this manual.
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1.2 General Protocol Message Format

Figure 1-1 shows the various ROC and host protocol message formats.
General Message Format - Station ‘A’ Polling Station ‘B’ for Data/Action:
Data
Destination (B) Source (A) Opcode m Data Bytes CRC
Length
# of
unit group unit group d1 d2 d3 – – – – dm LSB MSB
bytes
General Message Format - Station ‘B’ Responding to Station ‘A’:

Data
Destination (A) Source (B) Opcode n Data Bytes CRC
Length
# of
unit group unit group d1 d2 d3 – – – – dn LSB MSB
bytes
Figure 1-1. General Message Format
A message generally contains the following fields, in order from left to

right:
Field Description
Destination Specifies the address for the destination device.
Destination has two components:
Unit One-byte unit code for the station
address. The unit code for a ROC
address is user-configurable. For a host,
this must be a unique number. 0
represents “broadcast within group” and
240 is the “direct connect address.”
Group Indicates the group code for the station
address. This is user-configurable and
usually set to 2.
Source Specifies the address for the source device. Source
has two components:
Unit One-byte unit code for the station
address. The unit code for a ROC
address is user-configurable. For a host,
this must be a unique number. 0
represents “broadcast within group” and
240 is the “direct connect address.”
Group Indicates the group code for the station
address. This is user-configurable and
usually set to 2.
Opcode Defines the operation code (opcode) action to
perform.
# of bytes Indicates the number of bytes in the data byte field,
consisting of the path, desired opcode, number of
data bytes for the desired message, and the desired
message itself.
Data Bytes Contains messages of varying lengths, consisting of
the path, desired opcode, number of data bytes for
the desired message, and the message itself.
CRC Confirms validity of message transmission.
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Field Description
LSB Least significant byte.
MSB Most significant byte.
Messages are of flexible length. The first six data bytes are used for the
header information including: destination, source, opcode, and data
length (number of bytes). The length of a message equals the number of
data bytes transmitted plus eight overhead bytes (header information
and CRC).
The minimum message length is eight bytes if the number of data bytes
is zero (no data bytes transmitted). The maximum message length is 248
bytes (240 bytes of data). A “nibble” is a four-bit unit or half a byte.
Figure 1-2 provides examples of the messages exchanged if the host
requests the current time and date from DL8000 13 of Group 5.
Host Request to DL8000:
Data
ROC Address Host Address Opcode CRC
Length
# of
unit group unit group – LSB MSB
bytes
13 5 1 0 7 0 1 m
DL8000 Response to Host:

Data
Host Address ROC Address Opcode 8 Data Bytes CRC
Length
# of
unit group unit group – d1 d2 d3 – – – –- dn LSB MSB
bytes
1 0 13 5 7 8 sec min hr day mo yr lyr dwk l m
Figure 1-2. Request/Response Example
Note: Addresses 240,240 and 0,x are reserved and should not be used.
1.3 Broadcast
DL8000 firmware version 1.10 and higher supports message
broadcasting. A broadcast message is an opcode that is sent to a unit of
0. In this case, all DL8000s with the group matching the request accept
the opcode and process it (regardless of the unit designation that each
DL8000 may have). The DL8000 does not respond to the request.
For example, you may need to synchronize several DL8000s to the
same date and time. If the DL8000s were connected to the same radio
link and configured for the same group, a host could send an opcode 8
(Set Real-Time Clock) request to Unit 0 that would then set all of the
DL8000s configured in this group to the same date and time.
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1.4 Calculating Data Offsets

A data byte offset is the offset (zero-based) from the beginning of a
transmit or receive buffer for the data items that comprise the opcode
data. The offset of the first data item is always 6 to allow for the header
information (bytes 0-5).
Certain data offset values are determined based on the DL8000’s
configuration, such as for Opcode 0. The data byte offset for each item
may be calculated. To calculate the next data offset value, add the
previous offset value to the length of the previous data item:
Offset = Previous Offset + Length of Previous Data Item
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Chapter 2 – Opcodes
This section details each opcode for the DL8000 preset protocol.
2.1 Opcode Overview

Table 2-1 summarizes each opcode. The tables in this section provide
detailed descriptions of the various opcodes used. For each opcode, a
brief description of the data bytes is provided. In some cases, the
number of data bytes returned for an opcode varies. For example,
Opcode 0, a full update, always returns certain input/output (I/O)
information along with optionally specified data.
Certain opcodes only send data and do not receive data back from the
DL8000. For example, Opcode 8 requests the DL8000 to set the time
and date. The host transmits six to nine data bytes defining the new time
and date. The DL8000 resets the time and date and sends back an
acknowledgment in which the opcode is repeated, but no data bytes are
transmitted back. All acknowledgments are 8-byte messages that repeat
the opcode received, but do not transmit any data bytes.
Opcode 255 is an error message indicator. This is also an 8-byte
message with no data bytes included. The opcode is set to 255 to
indicate the message received by the DL8000 had valid Cyclical
Redundancy Check (CRC), but contained invalid parameters. For
example, if a request was made for information on Analog Input #11,
but the DL8000 was configured for only eight analog inputs (0 to 7), the
DL8000 would respond back with the 8-byte message with the opcode
equal to 255 (error).
The number of analog inputs varies from DL8000 to DL8000. This
variability is indicated by listing the first analog input and indicating the
remaining analog inputs by a period (“.”). In the following tables, a
period in either the Data byte(s) column or the Description of Data
column indicates a repetition of the proceeding item for the necessary
number of instances.
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Table 2-1. Summary of Opcodes

Opcode Description
6 Sends DL8000 configuration.
7 Sends current time and date.
8 Sets new time and date.
10 Sends data from configurable opcode tables.
11 Sets data in configurable opcode tables.
17 Sets operator identification.
24 Stores and forwards.
50 Requests IO point position array.
100 Reads user-defined point information (Command 11)
105 Sends history point definition, min/max data, and current values for specified history point.
108 Sends tag and current history period for specified history points.
117 Sends specified number of weights and measures events starting at specified event index
118 Sends specified number of alarms starting at specified alarm index.
119 Sends specified number of events starting at specified event index.
135 Requests history point data.
136 Requests history index data.
137 Requests history index for a day.
138 Requests daily and periodic history for a day.
139 Requests various types of information from history.
166 Sets specified contiguous block of parameters.
167 Sends specified contiguous block of parameters.
180 Sends specified parameters.
181 Sets specified parameters.
203 File transfer to and from DL8000.
204 Sends specified number of events or weights and measures events starting at specified event indice
(supporting 40-byte old and new value on parameter change)
224 Sends Report-by-Exception (SRBX) message to host.
225 Acknowledges Report-by-Exception message from DL8000.
255 Transmits DL8000 error messages in response to a request with invalid parameters or format.
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2.2 Opcode 6, System Configuration

Opcode 6 obtains the current configuration of the DL8000.
Version Description
1.10 Introduced
Table 2–2. Opcode 6, System Configuration

Communi- Host Request to DL8000 DL8000 Response to Host
cation Data Data
Opcode Offset Length Description of Data Offset Length Description of Data
Opcode 6: 6 No data bytes 6 1 The system mode the unit is
System currently operating in.
Configura-
0 = Firmware Update Mode –
tion
Extremely limited functionality is
available.
1 = Run Mode
7 2 Comm Port or Port Number that this
request arrived on. This is not
defined if the above value (offset 6)
is 0.
9 1 Security Access Mode for the port
the request was received on.
10 1 Logical Compatibility Status –
Version 1.10
See [Point Type 91,Logical
0,Parameter 50]:
0 = 16 points per slot (160 bytes
total) – Compatibility Mode is 0 & 9
module slots max
total) – Compatibility Mode is 0 & 14
module slots max. NOTE: The 15th
module slot can not be used.
total) – Compatibility
Mode is 1 & 27 module slots max.
See Opcode 50 for more
information.
11 1 Opcode 6 Revision
0 = Original (ROC800 Pre-2.02)
1 = Extended for Additional Point
Types (offset 104 -220)
12 12 Reserved for Future Use [zeros
returned]


cation Data Data
24 1 Type of ROC
1 = ROCPAC ROC 300 series
2 = FloBoss 407
3 = FlashPAC ROC 300 series
4 = FloBoss 503
5 = FloBoss 504
6 = ROC800 (827/809)
11=DL8000
X = FB100
25 1 Contains the number of logical for
point type 60
point type 61
point type 62
point type 63
point type 64
point type 65
point type 66
point type 67
point type 68
point type 69
point type 70
point type 71
point type 72
point type 73
point type 74
point type 75
point type 76
point type 77
point type 78
point type 79
point type 80


cation Data Data
point type 81
point type 82
point type 83
point type 84
point type 85
point type 86
point type 87
point type 88
point type 89
point type 90
point type 91
point type 92
point type 93
point type 94
point type 95
point type 96
point type 97
point type 98
point type 99
point type 100
point type 101
point type 102
point type 103


cation Data Data
point type 104
point type 105
point type 106
point type 107
point type 108
point type 109
point type 110
point type 111
point type 112
point type 113
point type 114
point type 115
point type 116
point type 117
point type 118
point type 119
point type 120
point type 121
point type 122
point type 123
point type 124


cation Data Data
point type 125
point type 126
point type 127
point type 128
point type 129
point type 130
point type 131
point type 132
point type 133
point type 134
point type 135
point type 136
point type 137
point type 138
Included if 104 1 Contains the number of logical for
Opcode 6 point type 139
Revision
(offset 11)
point type 140
>= 1
point type 141
point type 142
point type 143
point type 144
point type 145


cation Data Data
point type 146
point type 147
point type 148
point type 149
point type 150
point type 151
point type 152
point type 153
point type 154
point type 155
point type 156
point type 157
point type 158
point type 159
point type 160
point type 161
point type 162
point type 163
point type 164
point type 165


cation Data Data
point type 166
point type 167
point type 168
point type 169
point type 170
point type 171
point type 172
point type 173
point type 174
point type 175
point type 176
point type 177
point type 178
point type 179
point type 180
point type 181
point type 182
point type 183
point type 184
point type 185


cation Data Data
point type 186
point type 187
point type 188
point type 189
point type 190
point type 191
point type 192
point type 193
point type 194
point type 195
point type 196
point type 197
point type 198
point type 199
point type 200
point type 201
point type 202
point type 203
point type 204
point type 205


cation Data Data
point type 206
point type 207
point type 208
point type 209
point type 210
point type 211
point type 212
point type 213
point type 214
point type 215
point type 216
point type 217
point type 218
point type 219
point type 220
point type 221
point type 222
point type 223
point type 224
point type 225


cation Data Data
point type 226
point type 227
point type 228
point type 229
point type 230
point type 231
point type 232
point type 233
point type 234
point type 235
point type 236
point type 237
point type 238
point type 239
point type 240
point type 241
point type 242
point type 243
point type 244
point type 245


cation Data Data
point type 246
point type 247
point type 248
point type 249
point type 250
point type 251
point type 252
point type 253
point type 254
point type 255

2.3 Opcode 7, Read Real-time Clock

Refer to Table 2–3 when using Opcode 7 to return the current time and
date, the number of years since the last leap year, and the day of week.
Version Description
1.10 Introduced
Note: You can also read the time/date by specifying Point Type 136
(ROC Clock) or Opcode 167 (Request Single Point Parameters).
Table 2–3. Opcode 7, Read Real-time Clock
Opcode 7
Cation Data Data
Opcode Offse Length Description of Data Offset Length Description of Data
t
Opcode 7: No data bytes. 6 1 Current second [UINT8]
Send Current 7 1 Current minute [UINT8]
Time and 8 1 Current hour [UINT8]
Date 9 1 Current day [UINT8]
10 1 Current month [UINT8]
11 2 Current year [UINT16]
13 1 Current day of week [UINT8]
1=Sunday  7=Saturday
2.4 Opcode 8, Set Real-time Clock

Opcode 8 is the only way to set the real-time clock. The DL8000
calculates the current day of the week. When you set the clock, the
microseconds in the DL8000 zero out.
Version Description
1.10 Introduced
Table 2–4. Opcode 8, Set Real-time Clock

Opcode 8
Cation Data Data
Opcode 8: 6 1 Current seconds [UINT8] No data bytes.
Set
Current Time 7 1 Current minutes [UINT8] Time and date are set and
acknowledgment sent back.
and Date 8 1 Current hour [UINT8]
9 1 Current day [UINT8]
10 1 Current month [UINT8]
11 2 Current year [UINT16]

2.5 Opcode 10, Read Configurable Opcode Point Data

Opcode 10 reads data defined by Point Type 99 (Configurable Opcode).
The value of the starting table location plus the number of table
locations must be less than or equal to 44.
Version Description
1.10 Introduced
Table 2–5. Opcode 10, Read Configurable Opcode Point Data

Opcode 10
Cation Data Data
t
Opcode 10: 6 1 Table Number (0-15) 6 1 Table Number (0-15)
Send Data 7 1 Starting Table Location (0- 7 1 Starting Table Location (0-43)
from 43)
Configurable 8 1 Number of Table Locations 8 1 Number of Table Locations (1-44)
Opcode (1-44)
Tables 9 4 Table Version Number [float]
13 x Data
2.6 Opcode 11, Write Configurable Opcode Point Data

Opcode 11 writes data defined by Point Type 99 (Configurable
Opcode). The value of the starting table location plus the number of
table locations must be less than or equal to 44.
Version Description
1.10 Introduced
Table 2–6. Opcode 11, Write Configurable Opcode Point Data

Opcode 11
cation Data Data
Description of Data Description of Data
Opcode Offset Length Offset Length
Opcode 11: 6 1 Table Number (0-7) – No data bytes.
Set Data in (ROC300-Series and
Configurable FloBoss 407)
Opcode Table Number (0-3) –
Tables (FloBoss 100-Series,
FloBoss 500-Series, and
RegFlo)
7 1 Starting Table Location (0- Acknowledgment sent back.
43)
8 1 Number of Table Locations
(1-44)
9 x Data

2.7 Opcode 17, Login Request

Opcode 17 sets an operator identification code for the communications
port through which communications are occurring. The operator
identification is logged with an event, indicating the operator
responsible for creating the event. The DL8000 provides a default
operator identification for each communications port.
Version Description
1.10 Introduced
Once you set the operator identification, it remains set until changed by:
▪ Subsequent Opcode 17 requests;
▪ DL8000 initialized by a cold hard start;
▪ Firmware upgrade; or
▪ Timeout.
Table 2–7. Opcode 17, Login Request
Opcode 17
cation Data Description of Data Data Description of Data
Opcode Offse Length Offset Length
t
Opcode 17: 6 3 Operator ID [AC3] Acknowledgment sent back without
Set Operator data.
ID
9 2 Password [UINT16]
Note: Access 11 1 Access Level [UINT8]
Level only
sent if
Security
Mode (95, x,
44) is set to 2
where x =
the logical of
the port the
request is
being made
on.
Opcode 17 6 3 Operator ID [AC3) Acknowledgement sent back without
Logout data
request 9 2 Password [UINT16]
Note: Logout 11 6 Logout String [AC6]
string is the
ASCII string
“LOGOUT” in
all capital
letters

2.8 Opcode 24, Store and Forward

Opcode 24 defines the requested store and forward action through up to
three intermediate DL8000s to the final destination DL8000. Refer to
Chapter 7, Device to Device Communications, for details on how this
opcode works.
Version Description
1.10 Introduced
Table 2–8. Opcode 24, Store and Forward

Opcode 24
cation Data Data
Description of Data Description of Data
Opcode 24: 6 1 Host Address No response to host until
Store and message returns from Final
Forward Destination DL8000.
7 1 Host Group
8 1 1st Destination Address
9 1 1st Destination Group
10 1 2nd Destination Address
11 1 2nd Destination Group
12 1 3rd Destination Address
13 1 3rd Destination Group
14 1 4th Destination Address
15 1 4th Destination Group
16 1 Desired Opcode
17 1 Number of data bytes for
the desired Opcode
18 x Opcode request data (if
any)

2.9 Opcode 50, Request I/O Point Position

Opcode 50 is used to request either the type or the logical number of all
the I/O points in the DL8000, returned in the order of their physical
location in the DL8000. The system (diagnostic) inputs are also
included.
Version Description
1.00 Introduced
1.10 Updated
Table 2-9. Opcode 50, Request I/O Point Position

Opcode 50
Cation Data Data
Opcode 50: 6 1 Which I/O data to send (0 = 6 160 I/O Point Types or Logical Numbers
Send I/O I/O Point Type, 1 = I/O 240
Point Type or Logical Number) 224 See Opcode 6 (offset 10) for length
Logical of response
Number
associated
with the Point
Type.
2.10 Opcode 100, Access User-defined Information

Opcode 100 reads user-defined point type information.
Version Description
1.10 Introduced (as Command 11)
Table 2-10. Opcode 100, Access User-defined Information

Opcode 100
Cation Data Data
Get Point 6 1 Command (11) 6 1 Command (11)
Type 7 1 Start Point # (0 – 255) 7 1 Start Point # (0 – 255)
Information
Retrieve 8 1 # Points (0 – 245) 8 1 # Points (0 – 245)
information 9 1 Type of Point Type
about point 0 – 7 User Program
types.
253 – User Defined
254 – ROC Point
Type
255 – No Point Type
(Above repeated as
necessary)

2.11 Opcode 105, Request Today’s and Yesterday’s Min/Max Values

Opcode 105 retrieves the occurrence of today’s and yesterday’s
minimum and maximum values.
Version Description
1.10 Introduced
Enumeration Historical archive method.

128 Archived every hour (Average)
129 Archived every hour (Accumulated)
130 Archived every hour (Current)
134 Archived every hour (Totalize)
67 Timestamp logged with FST-controlled timestamp.
Timestamp is a TIME [UINT32] representing the number of
seconds elapsed since 12:00AM Jan 1, 1970. Use FST
command WTM (Write Current Time to History)
65 Database value logged when directed by FST command
WDB (Write Results Register Value to History)
0 Not defined.
Table 2–11. Opcode 105, Request Today’s and Yesterday’s Min/Max Values
Opcode 105
cation Data Data
Opcode 105: 6 1 History Segment (0 – 10) 6 1 History Segment (0 – 10)
Send History 7 1 History point number 7 1 Historical point number
Point Defini-
tion, Min and 8 1 Historical Archival Method Type
Max Data, 9 1 Point type
and Current 10 1 Point/Logic number
Value 11 1 Parameter number
for Specified 12 4 Current value [float]
History Point 16 4 Minimum value since contract hour
[float]
20 4 Maximum value since contract hour
[float]
24 5 Time of minimum value occurrence
Note: This is a UINT32 (4 bytes)
and contains the number of
seconds since 12:00AM Jan 1,
1970.
Seconds, minutes, hour, day, and
month

Opcode 105
cation Data Data
29 5 Time of maximum value
occurrence.
1970.
month
34 4 Minimum value yesterday [float]
38 4 Maximum value yesterday [float]
42 5 Time of yesterday’s min value
occurrence.
1970.
Seconds, minutes, hour, day and
month
47 5 Time of yesterday’s max value
occurrence.
1970.
month
52 4 Value during last completed period
[float]

2.12 Opcode 108, Request History Tag and Periodic Index

Opcode 108 sends the tag and history period for specified history points,
up to a maximum of 20 history points. All points must be within a
single segment.
Version Description
1.10 Introduced
Table 2–12. Opcode 107, Request History Tag and Periodic Index
Opcode 108
cation Data Description of Data Data Description of Data
Send Tag 7 1 # of historical points 7 1 # of historical points specified
and specified
Current 8 1 Historical point (0 – 199) 8 2 Periodic Index (common among
History all history points in segment)
Period for . (above repeated as (repeated 1 History point
Specified necessary 20 maximum) as
History necessar 10 Tag [AC10]
Point(s) y)

2.13 Opcode 117, Request Weights and Measures Event Data

Opcode 117 requests event data from the Event Log in the DL8000. The
Weights and Measures Event Log consists of 1000 events. Each event
consistes of 22 bytes, organized according to one of the formats
described below.
Version Description
1.10 Introduced
Table 2–13. Opcode 107, Request Weights and Measures Event Data
Opcode 117
cation Data Data
Opcode 117: 6 1 # of events requested (max 6 1 Number of events being sent
Send 10) *SEE NOTE BELOW
Specified 7 2 Starting Event Log index 7 2 Starting Event Log index
Number of 9 2 Current Event Log index
Events
11 22 Event Data
Starting with
the Specified . (above repeated as necessary)
Event Index
Note: If no events are requested, the DL8000 does not return event
data.
Event Data The event log stores the last 1000 event entries. Each event consists of
Format 22 bytes and has the following general format:
Description: Type Time Event Specific Data

Byte: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
Weights and Measures Identifies what type of event is stored in the event specific data. Valid
Event Type values are:
0 - No Event
1 - Parameter Change Event
2 - System Event
4 - User Event
Parameter Change Logs any time a user makes a change to any TLP. The event data has
Event the following format:
Description: Operator ID TLP Data New Value Old Value Spare

Type
Byte: 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
▪ Operator ID: Identifies who made the change.

▪ TLP: Identifies what parameter was changed.

▪ Data Type: Identifies the type of data stored in the new value and
old value fields. Valid values are:
0 - BIN
1 - INT8
2 - INT16
3 - INT32
4 - UINT8
5 - UINT16
6 - UINT32
7 - FL
8 - TLP
9 - AC (3 bytes)
10 - AC (7 bytes)
11 - AC (10 bytes)
12 - AC (12 bytes)
13 - AC (20 bytes)
14 - AC (30 bytes)
15 - AC (40 bytes)
16 – DOUBLE
17 - TIME
▪ New Value: New value of the changed parameter. If the data size is
larger than 4 bytes, the new value extends beyond its four-byte field
and into the old value and spare fields.
▪ Old Value: Old value of the changed parameter. The old value
always starts at byte offset 16. If the data type is too large to store
both old value and new value, only the new value is stored.
System Event A system event is an event the DL8000 logs internally. The event data
has the following format:
Description: Code Description

Byte: 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
▪ Code: More specifically defines the type of event that occurred. See
Opcode 119 for list of event codes.
▪ Description: Textual description of the alarm.
User Event An event a logged-in user causes. The data has the following format:
Operator
Description: Id Code Description
Byte: 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

▪ Code: More specifically defines the type of event that occurred. See
Opcode 119 for list of event codes.

Calibrate Verify Event A calibrate verify event a logged-any time a user tests the calibration of
an I/O point. The data has the following format:
Description: Operator ID TLP Raw Value Calibrated Value Spare

Byte: 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
▪ Operator ID: Identifies who tested the calibration.

▪ TLP: Identified what parameter was tested.
▪ Raw Value: Value of input before calibration was applied. Data
type is FLOAT.
▪ Calibrated Value: Value of input after calibration was applied,
Data type is FLOAT.
Timestamp The timestamp for the alarm represents the time the alarm was logged.
The timestamp is a TIME [UINT32] representing the number of
seconds that have elapsed since 12:00 a.m. Jan. 1, 1970.

2.14 Opcode 118, Request Alarm Data

Opcode 118 requests alarm data from the DL8000’s Alarm Log.
Version Description
1.10 Introduced
Table 2–14. Opcode 118, Request Alarm Data

Opcode 118
cation Data Data
t
Opcode 118: 6 1 # of alarms requested (max 6 1 Number of alarms being sent
Specified 7 2 Starting Alarm Log index 7 2 Starting Alarm Log index
Number of 9 2 Current Alarm Log index
Alarms 11 23 Alarm Data
Starting . (above repeated as necessary)
With
Specified
Alarm index.
Note: If no alarms are requested, the DL8000 does not return alarm
data.
Alarm Data The alarm log stores the last 450 alarm entries. Each alarm consists of
23 bytes and has the following general format:
Description Type Time Alarm-specific Data

Byte: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
Alarm Type The alarm type (byte 0) is a packed one-byte field that also includes
information identifying if the alarm indicates a set or clear condition,
and if the alarm is an SRBX alarm.
Alarm Type The alarm type (byte 0) is a packed one-byte field that also includes
Byte Breakdown information identifying if the alarm indicates a set or clear condition,
and if the alarm is an SRBX alarm. It has the following format:
Description SRBX Condition Type

Bit: 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
▪ SRBX (most significant bit): Indicates whether the alarm was an

SRBX alarm. An SRBX allows the DL8000 to notify a host about
certain alarm conditions. The host may be notified when an alarm is
either set or cleared. Refer to Chapter 6. Valid values are:

0 - No SRBX
1 - SRBX issued
▪ Condition (bit 6): Indicates if the alarm is being set or cleared.

Valid values are:
0 - Cleared
1 – Set
▪ Type (bits 5-0): Identifies what type of alarm is stored. See Alarm-
specific Data for byte usage (5-22) of each type. Valid values are:
0 - No Alarm
1 - Parameter Alarm
2 - FST Alarm
3 - User Text Alarm
4 - User Value Alarm
Time Bytes 1 to 4 provide the timestamp for the alarm, which is the time the
alarm was logged. The timestamp is a TIME [UINT32] which
represents the number of seconds that have elapsed since 12:00 a.m.
Jan. 1, 1970.
Alarm-specific For each alarm type, bytes 5 to 22 provide an alarm description and
Data value as appropriate:
Parameter Alarm This type of alarm is typically generated by a parameter reaching a

particular value. The data for this particular alarm has the following
format:
Description: Code TLP Alarm Description Value

Byte: 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
▪ Code: Reason why the alarm was logged. Some codes only hav
meaning for certain TLPs. Valid values are:
0 - Low Alarm
1 - Low Low Alarm
2 - High Alarm
3 - High High Alarm
4 - Rate Alarm
5 - Status Change
6 - Point Fail
7 - Scanning Disabled
8 - Scanning Manual
9 - Redundant Total Counts
10 - Redundant Flow Register
11 - No Flow Alarm
12 - Input Freeze Mode
13 - Sensor Communication Failure
14 - 485 Communication Failure
15 - Off Scan Mode
16 - Manual Flow Inputs.

17 - Meter Temperature Failure Alarm

18 - Compressibility Calculation Alarm
19 - Sequence Out of Order
20 - Phase Discrepancy
21 - Pulse Synchronization Failure
22 - Frequency Discrepancy
23 - Pulse Input One Failure
24 - Pulse Input Two Failure
25 - Pulse Output Buffer Overrun
26 - Pulse Output Buffer Warning
27 - Relay Fault
28 - Relay Failure
▪ TLP: Parameter that caused the alarm. In some situations only the
Type and Logical of the TLP have meaning.
▪ Alarm Description: Short textual description of the alarm.
▪ Value: Value of the specified TLP when alarm was logged. Data is a
floating-point value regardless of the type associated with the
parameter for specified TLP.
FST Alarm Alarm that was logged from an FST. The data for this particular alarm
Description: FST # Alarm Description Value

Byte: 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
▪ FST # : Indicates which running FST logged the alarm.

▪ Alarm Description: Short textual description of the alarm
▪ Value: Floating point value associated with alarm.
User Text Alarm that was logged by a User C++ program. The data for this
Alarm particular alarm has the following format:
Description: Alarm Description

Byte: 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
User Value Alarm that was logged by a User C++ program. The data for this
Alarm particular alarm has the following format:
Description: Alarm Description Value

Byte: 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

▪ Value: Floating point value associated with alarm.

2.15 Opcode 119, Request Event Data

Opcode 119 requests event data from DL8000’s Event Log. The Event
Log consists of a maximum of 450 events. Each event consists of 22
bytes, organized according to one of the five formats described below.
Version Description
1.10 Introduced
Table 2–15. Opcode 119, Request Event Data

Opcode 119
cation Data Data
Opcode 119: 6 1 # of events requested (max 6 1 Number of events being sent
Specified 7 2 Starting Event Log index 7 2 Starting Event Log index
Number of 9 2 Current Event Log index
Events 11 22 Event Data
Starting . (above repeated as necessary)
with the
Specified
Event
Index
Note: If no events are requested, the DL8000 does not return event
data.
Event Data The event log stores the last 450 event entries. Each event consists of 22
bytes and has the following general format:
Description: Type Time Event Specific Data

Byte: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
Event Type The event type identifies what type of event is stored in the event
specific data. Valid values are:
0 - No Event
1 - Parameter Change Event
2 - System Event
3 - FST Event
4 - User Event
5 - Power Lost Event
6 - Clock Set Event
7 - Calibrate Verify Event

Parameter Change A Parameter Change event is logged any time a user makes a change to
Event any TLP. The data for the event has the following format::
Description: Operator ID TLP Data New Value Old Value Spare

Type
Byte: 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

▪ TLP: Identifies what parameter was changed.
▪ Data Type: Identifies the type of data stored in the new value and
old value fields. Valid values are:
0 - BIN
1 - INT8
2 - INT16
3 - INT32
4 - UINT8
5 - UINT16
6 - UINT32
7 - FL
8 - TLP
9 - AC (3 bytes)
10 - AC (7 bytes)
11 - AC (10 bytes)
12 - AC (12 bytes)
13 - AC (20 bytes)
14 - AC (30 bytes)
15 - AC (40 bytes)
16 – DOUBLE
17 - TIME
▪ New Value: New value of the changed parameter. New value will
extend beyond its four byte field and into the old value and spare
fields if the data size is larger than 4 bytes.
▪ Old Value: Old value of the changed parameter. The old value
always starts at byte offset 16. If the data type is too large to store
both old value and new value, only the new value will be stored.
System Event A System event logs internally in the DL8000. The data for the event
Description: Code Description

Byte: 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
▪ Code: More specifically defines the type of event that occurred.

Valid values are:
144 - Initialization Sequence

145 - All Power Removed
146 - Initialize from defaults.
147 - ROM CRC Error
148 - Database Initialization

150 - Program Flash
151 – Weights and Measures Switch Enabled
152 – Weights and Measures Switch Disabled
153 – Parameter access lookup failed
154 - Smart Module Inserted
155 - Smart Module Removed
200 - Clock Set
248 - Text Message
249 - Download Configuration
250 - Upload Configuration
251 - Calibration Timeout
252 - Calibration Cancel
253 - Calibration Success
254 - MVS Reset to Factory Defaults
FST Event An FST event is logged by an FST. The data for the event has the
following format:
Description: FST # Value Description Spare

Byte: 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
▪ FST #: Identifies which FST logged the event.

▪ Value: Floating point value associated with event.
▪ Description: Textual description of the event.
User Event A User event is logged by the action of a logged in user. The data for
the event has the following format:
Description: Operator Id Code Description

Byte: 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

▪ Code: More specifically defines the type of event that occurred.
Valid values are:
144 - Initialization Sequence

145 - All Power Removed
146 - Initialize from defaults.
147 - ROM CRC Error
148 - Database Initialization
150 - Program Flash
151 – Weights and Measures Switch Enabled
152 – Weights and Measures Switch Disabled
153 – Parameter access lookup failed
154 - Smart Module Inserted
155 - Smart Module Removed
200 - Clock Set
248 - Text Message

249 - Download Configuration

250 - Upload Configuration
251 - Calibration Timeout
252 - Calibration Cancel
253 - Calibration Success
254 - MVS Reset to Factory Defaults
Power Lost A Power Lost event is logged when power to the DL8000 has been lost.
Event The data for the event has the following format:
Description: Time Not Used

Byte: 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
▪ Time: Time that power to the unit was lost.
Clock Set A Clock Set event is logged when the time is set on the DL8000. The
Event data for the event has the following format
Description: Time Not Used

Byte: 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
▪ Time: Identifies the time on the DL8000 was set to.
Calibrate Verify A Calibrate Verify event is logged any time a user tests the calibration
Event of an I/O point.
Description: Operator ID TLP Raw Value Calibrated Value Spare

Byte: 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
▪ Operator ID: Identifies who tested the calibration.

▪ TLP: Identifies what parameter was tested.
▪ Raw Value: Value of input before calibration was applied. Data
type is float.
▪ Calibrated Value: Value of input after calibration was applied. Data
type is float.
Timestamp The timestamp for the alarm represents the time the alarm was
logged. The timestamp is a TIME [UINT32] which represents the
number of seconds that have elapsed since 12:00 a.m. Jan. 1, 1970

2.16 Opcode 135, Request Single History Point Data

Opcode 135 requests a specified number of history data values for a
single history point, starting at a specified history index.
Version Description
1.10 Introduced
The history segment indicates where data is requested, according to the

following format:
0 = General History #0
.
.
.
The history point can be referenced by point number only as zero (0) –
x, where x is the number of history points defined for a History
Segment. For each history segment, you can retrieve three types of
possible history: Minute (0), Periodic (1), and Daily (2).
You can also retrieve the Periodic (3) and Daily (4) timestamps.
The starting history index specifies the record from which the history
values start:
▪ Minute History: 0 – 60.
▪ Periodic History: 0 – (#periodic entries in history point – 1) (24
hours per day repeated for a maximum of 35 days).
▪ Daily History: 0 – (#daily entries in history point – 1).
Opcode 135 returns the history values for the requested history point
from the starting history index and continues until it completes the
requested number of indexes. To read timestamps, specify the value in
“Type of History”.
The timestamp is a TIME [UINT32] representing the number of seconds
elapsed since 12:00 a.m. Jan. 1, 1970. This can be thought of as column
addressing.

Table 2–16. Opcode 135, Request Single History Point Data

Opcode 135
Cation Data Data
Opcode 135: 6 1 History Segment (0-10) 6 1 History Segment (0-10)
Send 7 1 Point number (0-(# of history 7 1 Point number (0-(# of history points
Specified # points for history segment for history segment – 1))
of History – 1))
Data for
Specified
8 1 Type of History (Minute – 0, 8 2 Current history segment index
History Point
Periodic – 1, or Daily – 2,
Starting at Periodic Time Stamps – 3;
Specified Daily Time Stamps – 4)
History Index
9 2 Starting history segment 10 1 # of values being sent
index {Minute 0 – 59,
Periodic 0 - (#periodic
entries in history point – 1),
or Daily 0 - (#daily entries in
history point – 1)}
11 1 # of values requested (max 11 4 1st history value
60) *SEE NOTE BELOW
. (above repeat as necessary)
Note: If no events are requested, the DL8000 does not return history
values.

2.17 Opcode 136, Request Mutiple History Point Data

Opcode 136 requests a specified number of history data values for a
specified starting history index for a specified number of time periods,
starting at a specified history point for a specified number of history
points.
Version Description
1.10 Introduced
The history segment indicates where data is requested. Following are

the history segments:
.
.
.
The history index specifies the record to be used:

▪ Minute History: 0 – 60.
▪ Periodic History: 0 – (#periodic entries in history point – 1) (24
hours per day repeated for a maximum of 35 days).
▪ Daily History: 0 – (#daily entries in history point – 1).
There are three types of history possible to be retrieved from each

history segment: Minute (0), Periodic (1), or Daily (2).
The starting history point can be referenced by point number only as 0 –
x, where x is the number of history points defined for a History
Segment.
Opcode 136 returns the history values for the requested history index
from the starting history point and continuing until the requested
number of history points is completed. The time stamp for the history
index will always be returned.
The timestamp is a TIME [UINT32] representing the number of seconds
elapsed since 12:00 a.m. Jan. 1, 1970. This can be thought of as row
addressing. An error is returned if the day was not found.

Table 2–17. Opcode 136, Request Multiple History Point Data

Opcode 136
Cation Data Data
Opcode 136: 6 1 History Segment (0-10) 6 1 History Segment (0-10)
Send 7 2 History Segment Index 7 2 History Segment Index {Minute 0 -
Specified # {Minute 0 - 59, Periodic 0 - 59, Periodic 0 - (#periodic entries in
of History (#periodic entries in history history point – 1), or Daily 0 -
Data for point – 1), or Daily 0 - (#daily entries in history point – 1)}
Specified (#daily entries in history
History Index point – 1)}
Starting at 9 1 Type of History (Minute – 0, 9 2 Current history segment index
Specified Periodic – 1, or Daily – 2)
History Point
10 1 Starting history point (0-(# of 11 1 # of data elements being sent
history points for history ((# history points + 1) * # time
segment – 1)) periods)
Value is 0 if the request is invalid.
11 1 # of history points 12 4 Time stamp for 1st time period
12 1 # of time periods 16 4 1st history point value
*SEE NOTE BELOW
((# history points + 1) * # . (repeat for number of history
time periods) must not be points)
greater than 60 (above repeated for number of time periods)
Note: If no time periods are requested, the DL8000 does not return
history values.

2.18 Opcode 137, Request History Index for a Day

Opcode 137 requests the Periodic and Daily Index for a specific day of a
specified history point. If a day is not found, an opcode error is returned.
Version Description
1.10 Introduced
Table 2–18. Opcode 137, Request History Index for a Day

Opcode 137
cation Data Data
Send History 7 1 Day requested 7 2 Starting Periodic Index for day and
Index for month request.
Specified 8 1 Month requested 9 2 # periodic entries for day
History Point
11 2 Daily Index for day and month
for Specified
requested. Not valid if the number
Day and
of daily entries for requested day is
Month
0.
13 2 # daily entries per contract day

2.19 Opcode 138, Request Daily and Periodic History for a Day
Opcode 138 requests the periodic and daily history for a given day. If a
day is not found, the DL8000 returns an opcode error. An opcode error
can also occur if there are more periodic and daily entries than can fit in
a reply. Request history point 255 to retrieve timestamps for the
specified day.
Version Description
1.10 Introduced
Table 2–19. Opcode 138, Request Daily and Periodic History for a Day
Opcode 138
cation Data Data
Send 7 1 History point (0 – (# of 7 1 History point (0 – (# of history
Periodic and history points for history points for history segment – 1))
Daily Index segment – 1))
for Specified 8 1 Day requested 8 1 Day requested
History Point
9 1 Month requested 9 1 Month requested
for Specified
Day and 10 2 # periodic entries
Month 12 2 # daily entries
14 4 periodic value
(above repeated for each periodic
value)
4 daily value
(above repeated for each daily
value)

2.20 Opcode 139, History Information Data

Opcode 139 requests various types of information from history.
Depending on the command, you can retrieve the configured points,
retrieve the data, or the timestamps.
Version Description
1.10 Introduced
Table 2–20. Opcode 139, History Information Data

Opcode 139
Cation Data Data
Opcode 139: 6 1 Command 6 1 Command
History
Command = 7 1 History Segment 7 1 History Segment
0
Request
configured
points.
8 1 Number of configured points
9 1 First configured point.
. (above repeated as necessary)
Command = 7 1 History Segment 7 1 History Segment
1
Request
specified
point data
If Request 8 2 History Segment Index 8 2 Current Index
Timestamps {Minute 0 - 59, Periodic 0 -
is 0, Number (#periodic entries in history
of points * point – 1), or Daily 0 -
Number of (#daily entries in history
Time Periods point – 1)}
must not be 10 1 Type of History (Minute – 0, 10 1 Number of time periods
greater than Periodic – 1, or Daily – 2)
60. 11 1 Number of time periods 11 1 Request Timestamps
If Request 12 1 Request Timestamps 12 1 Number of points
Timestamps
is 1, 13 4 Timestamp for first index (not
(Number of returned if Request Timestamps
points + 1)* parameter is 0)
Number of 13 1 Number of points 17 4 1st history point value
Time Periods 14 1 Requested history point 21 . (repeat for number of history
must not be points
greater than . (above repeated as (Above repeated for number of time periods)
60. necessary)

2.21 Opcode 166, Set Single Point Parameters

Opcode 166 either configures a single point or configures a contiguous
block of parameters for a single point. This opcode is more efficient
than Opcode 181 when writing to the entire point, or even a contiguous
portion of the point, is required.
Version Description
1.10 Introduced
Table 2–23. Opcode 166, Set Single Point Parameters

Opcode 166
cation Data Data
Opcode 166: 6 1 Point type No data bytes.
Set Specified 7 1 Point/Logic Number Acknowledgment sent back.
Contiguous 8 1 Number of Parameters
Block of 9 1 Starting parameter Number
Parameters 10 123 Data (a contiguous block)
0
2.22 Opcode 167, Request Single Point Parameters

Opcode 167 either reads the configuration of a single point or reads a
contiguous block of parameters for a single point. Opcode 167 can be
more efficient than reading the entire point, or even a contiguous
portion of the point, using opcode 180.
Version Description
1.10 Introduced
Table 2–24. Opcode 167, Request Single Point Parameters

Opcode 167
cation Data Data
t
Opcode 167: 6 1 Point type 6 1 Point type
Send 7 1 Point/Logic Number 7 1 Point/Logic Number
specified 8 1 Number of Parameters 8 1 Number of Parameters
contiguous
9 1 Starting parameter Number 9 1 Starting parameter Number
block of
parameters 10 1230 Data (a contiguous block)

2.23 Opcode 180, Request Parameters

Opcode 180 reads several parameters in a single request. The
parameters can be from different points and of different point types. The
opcode is intended to read any combination of parameters listed in this
document.
Version Description
1.10 Introduced
Errors The opcode responds with an error response if:

▪ The response is longer than 240 bytes
▪ If the request is for an invalid parameter, possibly due to a point that
is not configured.
Table 2–25. Opcode 180, Request Parameters
Opcode 180
cation Data Data
Opcode 180: 6 1 Number of parameters 6 1 Number of parameters requested
Send requested
Specified 7 1 Point type 7 1 Point type
Parameters 1 Point/Logic number 1 Point/Logic number
1 Parameter number 1 Parameter number
. (above repeated as x Data comprising the parameter
necessary)
. (above repeated as necessary)

2.24 Opcode 181, Write Parameters

Opcode 180 writes several parameters with a single request. The
parameters can be from different points and of different point types. The
opcode is intended to write any combination of parameters listed in this
document.
Version Description
1.10 Introduced
Errors The opcode responds with an error response if:

▪ The response is longer than 240 bytes.
▪ The request is for an invalid parameter.
▪ A parameter’s data is out of range.
▪ A parameter is read-only.
Table 2–26. Opcode 181, Write Parameters
Opcode 181
cation Data Data
Opcode 181: 6 1 Number of parameters No data bytes.
Set Specified requested
Parameters 7 1 Point type Acknowledgment sent back.
1 Point/Logic number
1 Parameter number
x Data comprising the
parameter
. (above repeated as
necessary)

2.25 Opcode 203, General File Transfer

Opcode 203 transfers files to and from the flash file system.
Version Description
1.10 Introduced (as Commands 1 through 5)
Paths /flash/userData (recommended for user C applications)

Opcode 255 Error Invalid file FILE_DOES_NOT_EXIST 67
Codes
Flash file system full FLASH_FILE_SYSTEM_FULL 69
Invalid path INVALID_PATH 72
Invalid offset INVALID_OFFSET 73
Invalid option INVALID_OPTION 74
More than 10 files open TOO_MANY_FILES_OPEN 75
Other Limitations/ ▪ Maximum of 10 open files.

Special Cases ▪ Can create only one directory per open command. That is, if .
/flash/etc does not exist, you cannot open a file in /flash/etc/bin
▪ You would be able to open a file in /flash/etc, which would create
the etc directory.
▪ You can delete both directories and files with the delete command.

Table 2–30. Opcode 203, General File Transfer

Opcode 203
Host Request to DL8000 DL8000 Response to Host
Data Data
Command Offset Length Description of Data Offset Length Description of Data
Open 6 1 Command (1) 6 1 Command (1)
(An open must be performed first 7 1 Options 7 4 File Descriptor
before reading or writing to any 0 = Open file for reading
file) When creating a new file the 1 = Open file for writing
path must start with /flash/. 2 = Create new file for
writing (if doesn’t exist)
3 = Open file for update
(reading and writing)
4 = Truncate to zero
length or create file for
writing
8 100 Path
108 25 File Name (25 byte
filename must include null
character)
Read 6 1 Command (2) 6 1 Command (2)
(Must use File Descriptor returned 7 4 File Descriptor 7 4 File Descriptor
by the open command) 11 4 Offset 11 4 File Size
15 4 Offset
19 1 Number of bytes
20 Num- Data (maximum 230
ber of bytes)
bytes
(above repeated as
necessary)
Write 6 1 Command (3) 6 1 Command (3)
(Must use File Descriptor returned 7 4 File Descriptor 7 4 File Descriptor
by the open command) 11 4 File Size 11 4 Offset
15 4 Offset
19 1 Number of bytes
20 Numbe Data (maximum 230
r of bytes)
bytes
(above repeated as
necessary)
Close 6 1 Command (4) 6 1 Command (4)
(Closes opened file and removes 7 4 File Descriptor
descriptor)
Delete 6 1 Command (5) 6 1 Command (5)
(Does not require file descriptor)
Can delete file or directory within
“/flash”
Read Directory Contents 6 1 Command (6) 6 1 Command (6)
(Version 2.10 or prior) 7 100 Path Additional filenames to
Returns all filenames in the read:
“./flash/data” directory including 0 = No
subdirectories 1 = Yes

2.26 Opcode 224, SRBX Signal

Opcode 224 represents the message that is sent to the host to signal an
SRBX. Refer to Chapter 6 for an example of spontaneous report-by-
exception.
Version Description
1.10 Introduced
Table 2–31. Opcode 224, SRBX Signal

Opcode 224
cation Data Data
Opcode 224: Host could possibly use a No data bytes.
Signal variety of different ways to
Report- by- retrieve the alarm index.
Exception
2.27 Opcode 225, Acknowledge SRBX

Opcode 225 acknowledges receipt of an SRBX alarm message. Refer to
Chapter 6 for an example of spontaneous report-by-exception.
Version Description
1.10 Introduced
Table 2–32. Opcode 225, Acknowledge SRBX

Opcode 225
cation Data Data
Opcode 225: 6 2 Current Alarm Log index No data bytes. Acknowledgment
Acknowledge sent back.
Report-by- DL8000 clears SRBX status if the
Exception DL8000’s alarm index equals data
received from the host.

2.28 Opcode 255, Error Indicator

Opcode 255 is an error message indicator. If an opcode request is
invalid, a request contains invalid data, or a value parmeter is out of
range, the response is opcode 255.
Version Description
1.10 Introduced
This special opcode’s data consists of an error code byte and an offset
byte, as shown below:
Error Code Description Byte that caused error
1 Invalid Opcode request. Opcode
2 Invalid parameter number. Parameter number
3 Invalid logical number. Logical number
4 Invalid point type. Point type
5 Received too many data bytes. Length
6 Received too few data bytes. Length
12 Obsolete (Reserved, but not used)
13 Outside valid address range. Address
14 Invalid history request. History point number
16 Invalid event entry. Event code
17 Requested too many alarms. Number of alarms requested
18 Requested too many events. Number of events requested
19 Write to read only parameter. Parameter number
Exception for Opcode 166 which can
have multiple parameters. Some of
these may be RO, and some may not.
20 Security error. Opcode
21 Invalid security logon. Login ID or Password
22 Invalid store and forward path. Any address or group
24 History configuration in progress. Opcode
25 Invalid parameter range Parameter
29 Invalid 1 day history index request. History Segment, point, day or month
30 Invalid history point. History Point
31 Invalid Min/Max request. History segment or point number
32 Invalid TLP. Point type, parameter, or logical number
33 Invalid time. Seconds, minutes, hours, days, months, or years
The offset is the byte offset into the message in which an error was
detected. Multiple parameters may cause an error, so there may be
multiple error codes in the opcode 255 response. This enables the
separation of good data from bad. A multiple set could have some errors
returned as well as some data being set. Table 2-34, Valid Error Codes
for a Given Opcode, contains all of the error codes and the opcodes that
may cause them.

Table 2–33. Opcode 255, Request Multiple History Point Data

Opcode 255
Cation Data Data
Opcode 255: Reserved for DL8000 use. 6 1 Error code (see Opcode 200)
Invalid 7 1 Offset of the byte that caused the
Parameters error.
in Request . (above repeated as necessary).
Received by With the exceptions shown in the
DL8000 Note below:
Note: The following are special cases for the value returned in offset 7:
▪ For opcodes 166 and 167:
Returns the requested point type’s Actual parameter. For example, if you request
parameters 5 through 10 and 6 fails, the value of parameter 6 (not 2) is returned in offset 7.
▪ For opcodes 180 and 181:
Returns the TLP-Tuple offset. For example, if you request ten TLPs and the 9th TLP has
an error, 9 values are returned.

Table 2–34. Valid Error Code for a Given Opcode
configuration
Request current DL8000
Read data and time
Set real time clock

data
Read configurable opcode point
data
Write configurable opcode point
Set operator id code
Set store and forward action

Request I/O Point Position
and max values
Request today and yesterday min
index
Request history tag and periodic
Request alarm data
Request event data
Request history point data
Request history index data
Request history index for a day
Set single point parameters
Request single point parameters
Request parameters
Write parameters
RBX send to host
RBX Ack from host
Error indicator
This chart shows the ROC
Plus Protocol relationship
between opcodes and the
point types that they
reference.
Description # 6 7 8 10 11 17 24 50 105 108 118 119 135 136 137 166 167 180 181 224 225 255
Invalid opcode request 1 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
Invalid parameter number 2 NA NA
Invalid logical number 3 x x x x NA NA
Invalid point type 4 NA NA
Received too many data bytes 5 x x x x x x x x x x x x x x X x x x x NA NA
Received too few data bytes 6 x x x x x x x x x X x X x x x x NA x NA
Outside valid address range 13 NA NA
Error Codes
Invalid history request 14 x x NA NA

Invalid FST request 15 NA NA
Invalid event entry 16 NA NA
Requested too many alarms 17 X NA NA
Requested too many events 18 X NA NA
Write to read only parameter 19 x* x NA NA
Security error 20 x NA NA
Invalid security logon 21 x NA NA
Invalid store and forward path 22 x NA NA
Flash programming error 23 NA NA
History configuration in progress 24 x x x x x NA NA
Invalid parameter range 25 x x x x NA NA

configuration
Request current DL8000
Read data and time
Set real time clock

data
Read configurable opcode point
data
Write configurable opcode point
Set operator id code
Set store and forward action

Request I/O Point Position
and max values
Request today and yesterday min
index
Request history tag and periodic
Request alarm data
Request event data
Request history point data
Request history index data
Request history index for a day
Set single point parameters
Request single point parameters
Request parameters
Write parameters
RBX send to host
RBX Ack from host
Error indicator
This chart shows the ROC
Plus Protocol relationship
between opcodes and the
point types that they
reference.
Description # 6 7 8 10 11 17 24 50 105 108 118 119 135 136 137 166 167 180 181 224 225 255
Invalid User C++ program number 26 NA NA
No room for User C++ program 27 NA NA
Out of sequence User C++ packet 28 NA NA
number
Invalid 1 day history index request 29 x NA NA
Invalid history point 30 x NA NA
Invalid Min/Max request 31 x NA NA
Invalid TLP 32 x x x x NA NA
Invalid time. 33 x NA NA
Illegal Modbus range 34 x x NA NA
* = Exception, for opcode 166 which can have multiple parameters. Some of these may be RO or Invalid State, and some may not.

Chapter 3 – Parameter Lists for Point Types

Configuring the DL8000 requires you to be familiar with the structure of the database. The database is broken
into individual parameters and each database parameter is uniquely associated by parameter number and point
type.
This section details ROC point types, Data Types, and User Defined Point (UDP) Types.
3.1 Type, Location/Logical, and Parameter (TLPs)

You reference data in the DL8000 by type, location or logical, and parameter (TLP). Type refers to the number
of the point type. The location or logical number is a value based on physical input or output. A parameter is a
numeric value assigned to each piece of data contained in a given point type. The tables in this section list the
parameters numbers and descriptions for each of the point types.
3.2 Logical/Location Details

Within a point type, you reference individual points by either a location or a logical number (the “L” in the TLP
referencing scheme). The Preset protocol uses location (which is based on a physical input or output [I/O]
“module and point” location) for point types 101 through 109. All other point types use a logical number and are
simply numbered in sequence.
▪ Location (Physical Point Numbers 1 – 160): For point types 101 through 109, use the following location
numbers for the field I/O and for diagnostic inputs:
• Location Numbers 0 to 15 are assigned to the system I/O. For example, the five diagnostic points in a
DL8000 would be 0 through 4.
• Location Numbers 16 to 160 are assigned to field I/O. For example, an I/O module in slot 1 with 4 I/O
points would be assigned as points 16 through 19.
▪ Logical (Point Numbers 0 – 127): For all other point types (other than 101 through 109), the logical
number is 0 to x, where x is one less than the total number of points that exist for that point type. For
example, the 16 PIDs would be logical numbers 0 through 15.
Table 3-1 details data types.
Revised June-2018 Parameter Lists for Point Types 3-1

Table 3–1. Data Type

Data Type Definition # of Bytes Default Range
BIN Binary 1 0 1 For each Bit
AC ASCII character groups 1 per character 0x20  0x7E for each character
INT8 Signed Integer – 8 bits 1 -128  127
INT16 Signed Integer – 16 bits 2 -32,768  32,767
INT32 Signed Integer – 32 bits 4 -2,147,483,648  2,147,483,647
UINT8 Unsigned Integer – 8 bits 1 0  255
UINT16 Unsigned Integer – 16 bits 2 0  65,535
UINT32 Unsigned Integer – 32 bits 4 0  4,294,967,295
FL Single Precision Floating Point – IEEE 4 Any valid IEEE double precision float (see Chapter 5)
Format
DBL Double Precision Floating Point – IEEE 8 Any valid IEEE double precision float (see Chapter 5)
Format
TLP Type, Point or Logical Number, Parameter 3 {0  255, 0  255, 0 2 55}
Number
TIME Arithmetic Time: Number of seconds since 4 0  0  4,294,967,296
Jan 1 1970 @ 00:00:00. This is a UINT32. Jan 1, 1970 00:00:00  Feb. 7, 2106 06:28:15
3.3 Binary Field (BIN) Example

This section provides an example alarm code from an analog input point type to demonstrate how a binary
parameter is returned. A 1 in any bit indicates that bit is active or enabled.
3-2 Parameter Lists for Point Types Revised June-2018

Scanning Disabled Alarm
High High Alarm

Point Fail Alarm
Low Low Alarm

Rate Alarm
High Alarm
Low Alarm
Not Used
Bit 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Response Code 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
3.4 Point Type Table Fields

Each point type table is prefaced by a short description, a statement of the number of logical points (or
iterations) of the point type, and the storage location for point type information. Point type tables contain the
following information:
Field Description
Param# Defines the specific parameter number associated with that point type.
Name Provides the name of the parameter.
Access Indicates if the parameter can be read from and written to (R/W) or if the parameter
is read-only (R/O).
System or User Update Identifies who has write access to the data.
Data Type Identifies the type of data being stored. Data types are defined in Chapter 2.
Length Indicates the number of bytes the parameter uses.
Range Identifies the range of accepted values for the parameter.
Default Indicates the initial value of the parameter.
Ver Identifies the version of program in which the parameter was first introduced.
Description Provides a brief description of the parameter.

3.4.1 Point Type 60: Print Parameters
Description: Point type 60 provides print parameters.

Number of Logical Points: One logical point for each parameter may exist.
Storage Location: Point type 60 is saved to internal configuration memory.
Table 3-2: Point Type 60, Print Parameters

Point Type 60: Print Parameters
System or
Data Description of functionality and
Param# Name Access User Length Range Default Ver
Type meaning of values
Update
Provides identification for specific
0x20  0x7E for each
0 Display tag R/W User String20 20 “Reporting” 2.00 printer. Values must be printable
ASCII character
ASCII characters.
Sets a standard IPv4 address
(such as 155.177.78.160). If you
0x30 → 0x39 or 0x2E enter an invalid IPv4 address, the
for each ASCII system sets the error TLP and
character, to make 4
1 Printer IP Address R/W User String20 20 ““ 2.00 disables printing. Additional
groups of numbers characters after the address are
separated by a period ignored.
(.).
Note: Used only if Printer type
(60,0,23) is Ethernet.
Sets the port that the printer listens
on for incoming print jobs. Most
printers use port 9100, although
2 Printer Port R/W User UINT16 2 0  65,535 9100 2.00 515, and 631 are also common.
Note: Used only if Printer Type
3 RESERVED 1.00 Reserved for future use.


System or
Update
Sets the output device to which the
system sends print output. Valid
values are:
0 = Do nothing
1 = Send report to printer
2 = Send report to flash drive
5 Output Device R/O System UINT8 1 01 1 2.02 3 = Send report to both printer and
flash drive
Note: To enable printing configure
this parameter to Printer. Output to
flash is presently not supported, so
you cannot set the values 2 or 3 for
this parameter.
Provides the filename associated
with the display to be printed. The
0x20  0x7E for each
6 Target Display File Name R/O System String40 40 ““ 2.00 system sets this value when you
ASCII character
select Target Display to Print
(60,0,7).
Selects the display to be printed.
These can be found in the Display
Administrator, under “User Display”
in ROCLINK 800.
R/W_ Initially the display to be printed
7 Target Display to Print User UINT8 1 0  255 7 2.00
CDNL defaults to 7, which is the
embedded .tar file. You can change
this value by downloading another
display in any available location on
the display administrator.
Selects which logical to print. If a
display is tied to a point type, the
system uses this configured value
8 Target Logical R/W User UINT8 1 0  255 0 2.00
rather than all logical number for all
text boxes associated with those
point types.
Sets the number of characters that
print per inch on the printer. This
effectively is an inverse font size
9 Characters Per Inch R/W User UINT8 1 4,6,8,10,12,14,16 12 2.00 setting. Use it to fit large displays
onto the printable area.


System or
Update
Specifies errors that could impede
the application. If set, printing is
disabled and a text message
User/ As per bits described appears on the display. Clear an
10 Print Error R/W UINT16 2 0 2.00
System below error either by resolving the cause
of the error or clicking the Clear
Error button on the user program
display.
Occurs whenever the user enters
10.0 Bad IP Address Bit 0 2.00 an invalid IP address (for example,
text or attempting to use hex).
Occurs if no RS-232 or RS-485
module is installed on the selected
10.1 Bad Port Number Bit 1 2.00 serial port.
(60,0,23) is serial.
Occurs when IP address not in
proper format.
10.2 Inet Error Bit 2 2.00
Occurs when system cannot
acquire a socket.
10.3 Cannot Acquire Socket Handle Bit 3 2.00
Occurs when system cannot
connect to printer or if a timeout
has occurred. Applies to both
Ethernet and serial connections.
10.4 Cannot Connect Bit 4 2.00 Note: For serial printing, if the user
program is not able to acquire the
port then this error occurs, since
the port may be in use by some
other application.
Occurs due to an error sending.
10.5 Sending Error Bit 5 2.00 Applies to both Ethernet and serial
connections.
Occurs if the specified display file
10.6 Display Not Found Bit 6 2.00
does not exist.
Occurs when the system cannot
10.7 Cannot Allocate Memory Bit 7 2.00
allocate dynamic (heap) memory.
10.8 RESERVED Bit 8 2.00 Reserved for future use


System or
Update
Occurs when the Output Device
10.11 Bad Output Device Bit 11 2.00 (60,0,5) configuration parameter
does not have a correct value.
Occurs if any configuration is
corrupt. This flag can not be reset
10.12 Bad Configuration Bit 12 2.00 manually; it automatically resets
until no corrupt configuration
parameters exist.
Occurs when you select Printer
10.13 Comm. port config error Bit 13 2.20 Type as Serial and do not select a
serial port for data logging/printing.
10.14 RESERVED Reserved for future use
11 RESERVED 2.00 Reserved for future use
Sets the page orientation of the
Ethernet printer output. Valid
values are:
12 Print Orientation R/W User UINT8 1 0→1 0 2.00 0 = Portrait
1 = Landscape
Note: Occurs only if Printer Type
(60,x,23) is Ethernet.


System or
Update
Sets the port type based on printer
type. Valid values are:
0 = Ethernet printer
1 = Serial printer
23 Printer Type R/O System UINT8 1 0→1 1 2.00
Note: If the Batching user program
is active, do not set this parameter
directly. Instead, allow point type
63 to configure this setting.
Selects printer type. Valid values
RW_ are:
23 Printer Type User UINT8 1 0→1 1 2.20
CDNL 0 = Ethernet printer
1 = Serial printer
Sets the serial port the system
uses for printing if Printer Type
(TLP 60,0,23) is Serial.
Note: If the Batching user program
24 Serial Port R/O System UINT8 1 2→5 2 2.00 is active, do not set this parameter
directly. Instead, allow point type
63 to configure this setting. In this
case, this indicates the first comm
port configured for data logging.
Each bit (25.0 through 25.15)
indicates a specific type of error.
These errors occur only when you
have configured the legal record as
either Printout or History and the
request for the latest transaction
fails.
If the legal record is Printout, the
Primary Print Error bit sets along
As per bits used with other errors and raises the
25 OIML Print Error R/O System UINT16 2 0 2.20
below Print Error Alarm with Primary
severity; this prevents the
authorization of a new transaction.
If the legal record is History, the
Secondary Print Error set with
other errors and raises the Print
Error Alarm with Info severity. A
Secondary type error resets on
authorization of the next
transaction.
25.0 RESERVED 0 Reserved for future use


System or
Update
Printer is not ready or is not
available. Printing aborts for this
25.1 Printer Not Available 0 2.20 error.
Note: Only for serial printing.
No data to print as archiving has
25.2 No Data Archived 0 2.20
failed.
Printing has not completed in
25.3 Print Timeout 0 2.20
specified time.
Print error has occurred and the
25.4 Primary Print Error 0 2.20 print record is legal and the original
copy has not yet printed.
Sets when any print error condition
raised along with any of following
condition:
25.5 Secondary Print Error 0 2.20
1 = Print out is legal and original
copy is already printed.
2 = History is legal record
Printing aborted because line was
not available for 300 seconds.
25.6 Print aborted 0 2.20
Note: Applicable only to serial
printing.
Serial port has not opened and
25.7 Cannot Open Serial Port 0 2.20 print request fails for original
transaction ticket.
Sets when required dynamic
memory allocation fails and print
25.8 Dynamic memory allocation fail 0 2.20
request fails for original transaction
ticket.
CRC fails for a given transaction
ticket request. The CRC failure can
25.9 CRC Fail Error 0 2.20
be for a given transaction or for any
batch of a given transaction.
Printing has failed due to any
25.10 Misc. Print Error 0 2.20 internal error noted in parameter 10
(60,0,10).


System or
Update
Indicates the number of the
transaction for which a printout has
failed. This number resets to a new
26 Failed Transaction Number R/O System UINT16 2 0 → 10000 10000 2.20
value when any print error occurs,
and resets to 10000 when an OIML
print error resets.
Indicates the number of the
transaction for which the print ticket
is expected. The Printer program
sets this number when a new
27 Expected Transaction Print R/O System UINT16 2 0 → 10000 10000 2.20 transaction starts, and resets the
value to 10000 either when a ticket
successfully prints for this
transaction or when a print error
occurs.
Indicates printer availability Valid
values are:
0 = Printer available.
1 = Printer not available.
Note: This parameter also keeps
28 Printer Status R/O System UINT8 1 0→1 1 2.20 the DL8000 synchronized
with the printer. After
powering up the DL8000,
restart the printer to
synchronize printer with
DL8000.
Defines the printer flow control TLP
that enables you to set flow control.
29 Flow Control Method RW User UINT8 1 0 → 255 0 2.23 Valid values are 0 (none) or 1
(XON/XOFF) if the legal records is
not set to printout.
Excludes predefined strings to be
printed. Valid values are:
0 = No; do not exclude predefined
strings
R/W 1 = Yes; exclude predefined
30 Disable Predefined Strings on Print User UINT8 1 0→4 0 2.30
CNDL strings.
Note: You can only configure this
parameter through ROCLINK
800. It is not available
through the keypad display.

3.4.2 Point Type 61: Transaction History Parameters
Description: Point type 61 provides transaction history parameters.

Number of Logical Points: 1 logical point for each parameter.
Table 3-3: Point Type 61, Transaction History Parameters

Point Type 61: Transaction History
System or
Update
“Trans Provides a 20-character description
0 Point Tag ID R/W User String20 20 ASCII String 1.00
History” of the channel.
1 RESERVED Reserved for future use
Defines the batch number whose
data needs to be retrieved form
history and populated to the below
TA/ point type with batch data. The
3 RX Batch Number R/W UINT16 2 0  9999 10000 1.00
System configured parameters related to
batch, only those will be populated.
After all are populated this
parameter value will reset to 10000.
Defines the transaction number
whose data needs to be retrieved
form history and populated to the
below point type with Transaction
TA/
4 RX Trans Number R/W UINT16 2 0  9999 10000 1.00 data. The configured parameters
System
related to Transaction, only those
will be populated. After all are
populated this parameter value will
reset to 10000.
Defines whether the history user
program should archive the Base
Temp Option at the end of batch
5 S Base Temp Option R/O System UINT8 1 01 1 1.22 (when the Store Batch command is
received). Valid values are:
0 = Idle State, do not store
1 = Store at the end of batch


System or
Update
Defines whether Avg batch pressure
(FWA) [TLP ID: 2141] should be
archived by history user program at
the end of batch (when the Store
6 S FWA Pressure R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00
Batch command is received).Valid
values are:
program should archive the Avg
batch base density (FWA) at the end
of batch (when the Store Batch
7 S FWA Base Density R/O System UINT8 1 01 1 1.22
command is received). Valid values
are:
batch temp (FWA) at the end of
batch (when the Store Batch
8 S FWA Temp R/O System UINT8 1 01 1 1.22
are:
0 = Idle State, do not store.
program should archive Preset Read
Qty at the end of batch (when the
9 S Preset Qty R/W User UINT8 1 0 1 0 1.00 Store Batch command is received).
Valid values are:
0 =- Idle State, do not store.
program should archive Gross Del
Qty(Batch) at the end of batch
10 S Gross Qty R/O System UINT8 1 0 1 0 1.22 (when the Store Batch command is
1 =Store at the end of batch
program should archive Net Std Del
Qty (Batch) at the end of batch
11 S Std Qty R/O System UINT8 1 01 1 1.22 (when the Store Batch command is


System or
Update
program should archive Mass Del
Qty (Batch) at the end of batch
12 S Mass R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00 (when the Store Batch command is
program should archive Gross
Component Del Qty (Batch) at the
end of batch (when the Store Batch
13 S Comp Gross Qty R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00
are:
This defines whether the history
user program should archive Net Std
14 S Comp Std Qty R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00
are:
1 = Store at the end of batch.
program should archive Mass
15 S Comp Mass Qty R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00
are:
program should archive Avg
component temp (FWA) at the end
of batch (when the Store Batch
16 S Comp Temp R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00
are:
program should archive Percentage
of Component 1 at the end of batch
17 S Comp 1 Req Per R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00 (when the Store Batch command is


System or
Update
program should archive Actual
component % at the end of batch
18 S Comp Batch Per R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00 (when the Store Batch command is
received) Valid values are:
program should archive Additive
batch totalizer at the end of batch
19 S Add Gross Qty R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00 (when the Store Batch command is
program should archive Operating
mode at the end of batch (when the
20 S Operating Mode R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00 Store Batch command is received).
Valid values are:
program archives System Variable
(TLP 91,0,0) at the end of
transaction, i.e when Store
21 S Unit Address R/O User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00 Transaction command[1] is
received.
1 = Store at the end of transaction
program archives New Recipe
Selection at the end of transaction
(when the Store Transaction
22 S Recipe Num R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00
are:
program archives Data item 1 at the
end of transaction (when the Store
23 S Data Item 1 R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00 Transaction command is received).
Valid values are:


System or
Update
Valid values are:
Valid values are:
Valid values are:
1 =Store at the end of transaction
Valid values are:
program archives Transaction Start
date and time at the end of
transaction (when the Store
28 S Start Date Time R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00
Transaction command is received).
Valid values are:
program archives Transaction End
date time at the end of transaction
(when the Store Transaction
29 S End Date Time R/W User UINT8 1 01 1 1.00
are:


System or
Update
date time at the end of transaction.
29 S End Date Time R/O System UINT8 1 01 1 2.20
Valid values are:
program archives Gross Del Qty
(Transaction) at the end of
30 S Trans Gross Qty R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00
Valid values are:
program archives Net Std Del Qty
(Transaction) (63,x,142) at the end
of transaction (when the Store
31 S Trans Std Qty R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00
Valid values are:
program archives Mass Del Qty
(Transaction) at the end of
32 S Trans Mass Qty R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00
Valid values are:
Gross Reading at the end of
33 S Trans Start Gross R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00
Valid values are:
Net Std Reading at the end of
34 S Trans Start Std R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00
Valid values are:


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Mass Reading at the end of
35 S Trans Start Mass R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00
Valid values are:
Gross Reading at the end of
36 S Trans End Gross R/W User UNIT8 1 01 0 1.00
Valid values are:
Net Std Reading at the end of
37 S Trans End Std R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00
Valid values are:
Mass Reading at the end of
38 S Trans End Mass R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00
Valid values are:
program archives additive
transaction totalizer at the end of
39 S Trans Add Gross R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00
Valid values are:


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Indicates the batch number
populated by History user program
after the RX Batch number
command is received, if user-
40 Batch Number R/O System UINT16 2 0  9999 10000 1.00
specified batch is present in history
record. Otherwise this value is
10000, indicating an invalid batch
number, not present in history.
Displays the Transaction number
after the receipt of the RX Trans
Number command. If the specified
transaction number is present in the
41 Transaction Number R/O System UINT16 2 0  9999 10000 1.00 history record then that number is
displayed. Otherwise this value is
10000, indicating an invalid
transaction number, not present in
history.
Defines FWA temperature data. The
Any valid IEEE 754 History user program populates this
42 FWA Temp R/O System Float 4 0 1.00
Float field only if you set the configuration
parameter (61,0,8).
Defines Preset Qty data. The History
0.0 to any positive user program populates this field
43 Preset Qty R/O System Float 4 0 1.00
valid IEEE 754 Float only if you set the configuration
parameter (61,0,9).
Defines Gross Qty data. The History
44 Gross Qty R/O System Double 8 0 1.00
valid IEEE 754 Double only if you set the configuration
parameter (61,0,10).
Defines Std Qty data. The History
45 Std Qty R/O System Double 8 0 1.00
Defines Weight data. The History
46 Mass R/O System Double 8 0 1.00
Defines Comp 1 Gross Qty data.
0.0 to any positive The History user program populates
47 Comp 1 Gross Qty R/O System Double 8 0 1.00
valid IEEE 754 Double this field only if you set the
configuration parameter (61,0,13).


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Defines Comp 1 Std Qty data. The
0.0 to any positive History user program populates this
51 Comp 1 Std Qty R/O System Double 8 0 1.00
valid IEEE 754 Double field only if you set the configuration
Defines Comp 1 Weight Qty data.
55 Comp 1 Mass Qty R/O System Double 8 0 1.00


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Defines Comp 1 Temp data. The
59 Comp 1 Temp R/O System Float 4 0 1.00
Defines Comp 1 Req % data. The
63 Comp 1 Req Per R/O System Float 4 0 1.00
valid IEEE 754 Float field only if you set the configuration
Defines Comp 1 Batch % data. The
67 Comp 1 Batch Per R/O System Float 4 0 1.00


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Defines additive 1 gross quantity
data. The History user program
0.0 to any positive
71 Add 1 Gross Qty R/O System Float 4 q 1.00 populates this field only if you set
valid IEEE 754 Float
the configuration parameter
(61,0,19).
0.0 to any positive
72 Add 2 Gross Qty R/O System Float 4 0 1.00 populates this field only if you set
(61,0,19).
72 RESERVED 0 2.00 Reserved for future use
0.0 to any positive
(61,0,19).
0.0 to any positive
(61,0,19).
0.0 to any positive
(61,0,19).


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0.0 to any positive
(61,0,19).
Defines Operating mode data. The
History user program populates this
77 Operating Mode R/O System UINT8 1 01 0 1.00
field only if you set the configuration
Defines Unit Address data. The
78 Unit Address R/O System UINT8 1 0  255 0 1.00
Defines Recipe Number data. The
79 Recipe Num R/O System UINT8 1 0  30 0 1.00
Defines Data Item 1 data. The
80 Data Item 1 R/O System UINT32 4 0  99999999 0 1.00
Defines Start Date Time data. The
85 Start Date Time R/O System TIME 4 Any valid time 0 1.00


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Defines End Date Time data. The
86 End Date Time R/O System TIME 4 Any valid time 0 1.00
Defines Trans Gross Qty data. The
87 Trans Gross Qty R/O System Double 8 0 1.00
Defines Trans Std Qty data. The
88 Trans Std Qty R/O System Double 8 0 1.00
Defines Trans Weight data. The
89 Trans Mass R/O System Double 8 0 1.00
Defines Meter 1 Trans Start Gross
0.0 to any positive
90 Meter 1 Trans Start Gross R/O System Double 8 0 1.00 populates this field only if you set
valid IEEE 754 Double
(61,0,33).
0.0 to any positive
(61,0,33).
0.0 to any positive
(61,0,33).
0.0 to any positive
(61,0,33).
Defines Meter 1 Trans Start Std
0.0 to any positive
94 Meter 1 Trans Start Std R/O System Double 8 0 1.00 populates this field only if you set
(61,0,34).


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0.0 to any positive
(61,0,34).
0.0 to any positive
(61,0,34).
0.0 to any positive
(61,0,34).
Defines Meter 1 Trans Start Weight
0.0 to any positive
98 Meter 1 Trans Start Mass R/O System Double 8 0 1.00 populates this field only if you set
(61,0,35).
0.0 to any positive
(61,0,35).
0.0 to any positive
(61,0,35).
0.0 to any positive
(61,0,35).
Defines Meter 1 Trans End Gross
0.0 to any positive
102 Meter 1 Trans End Gross R/O System Double 8 0 1.00 populates this field only if you set
(61,0,36).


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0.0 to any positive
(61,0,36).
0.0 to any positive
(61,0,36).
0.0 to any positive
(61,0,36).
Defines Meter 1 Trans End Std data.
106 Meter 1 Trans End Std R/O System Double 8 0 1.00
Defines Meter 1 Trans End Weight
0.0 to any positive
110 Meter 1 Trans End Mass R/O System Double 8 0 1.00 populates this field only if you set
(61,0,38).
0.0 to any positive
(61,0,38).


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0.0 to any positive
(61,0,38).
0.0 to any positive
(61,0,38).
Defined transaction additive 1 gross
quantity data. The History user
0.0 to any positive
114 Trans Add 1 Gross R/O System Float 4 0 1.00 program populates this field only if
you set the configuration parameter
(61,0,38).
0.0 to any positive
(61,0,38).
0.0 to any positive
(61,0,38).
0.0 to any positive
(61,0,38).
0.0 to any positive
(61,0,38).


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0.0 to any positive
(61,0,38).
Stores the calculated transaction
length. The length is calculated at
every configuration change and at
booting. If any parameter is of
120 Transaction Record Length R/O System UINT8 1 0  225 3 1.00 double type then such parameter will
take two points in history instead of
one. Length indicates number of
history points required in transaction
segment.
Defines the maximum number of
transactions that can be archived. If
user requested max transactions
memory is available in history then
this parameter values is equal to
user defined value, else user
121 Maximum no. of Transactions R/O System UINT16 2 0  10000 0 1.00
program internally calculates how
much memory can be acquired and
that many transactions can be
archived. This parameter value is
updated as per the available
transactions.
Defines how many transactions are
already stored in history. Each time
a 'store transaction' command is
122 Transaction Stored R/O System UINT16 2 0  10000 0 1.00
given this value increments by 1.
After roll over this value is equal to
the max. no. of transactions
Stores transactions on FIFO basis.
This field contains the oldest
123 Oldest Transaction R/O System UINT16 2 0  9999 10,000 1.00 transaction number present in
history record in Transaction
segment.


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Issues clear history command.
When 2 is written to this command
the full history is cleared and as per
present configuration new memory
is acquired. When 1 is written to this
command then the specified number
of oldest transaction [TLP ID: 10125]
124 Clear History R/W User UINT8 1 02 0 1.00 is cleared, its respective batches are
also cleared.
0 = normal
1 = Clear History, check if values are
present in [TLPID: 10125], if no
value in [TLPID: 10125] clear entire
history
2 = Release and Acquire Memory.
Specifies how many old transactions
are to be cleared. This parameter
works with Clear History command:
if this parameter has a zero value,
then all the history is cleared; if a
125 No. of Transactions to clear R/W User UINT16 2 0  10000 0 1.00 non- zero value, then only specified
transactions are cleared.
0 = clear all, if clear history
command is 1.
Non -zero = clear old transactions
and their respective batches.
Stores the calculated batch length.
This is calculated by adding all the
configured parameters for batch + 3
default points. The length is
calculated at every configuration
change and at booting.
126 Batch Record Length R/O System UINT8 1 2  110 0 1.22 If any parameter is of Double type
then that parameter takes two points
in history instead of one. Length
indicates number of history points
required in Batch segment.
(* default - Batch number +
Transaction number )


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batches that can be archived. If user
requested max transactions *
archive batches per transaction
memory is available in history then
this parameter values is equal to
127 Maximum no. of batches R/O System UINT16 2 0  10000 0 1.00 user defined value, else user
program internally calculates how
much memory can be acquired and
that many batches can be archived.
This parameter value is updated as
per the available transactions *
archive batches per transaction.
Defines how many batches are
already stored in history. Each time
a 'store batch' command is given
128 Batches Stored R/O System UINT16 2 0  10000 0 1.00
this value increments by 1. After roll
over this value is equal to max. no.
of batches.
Batches are stored on FIFO basis.
This field contains the oldest Batch
129 Oldest Batch R/O System UINT16 2 0  9999 10,000 1.00
number present in history record in
Batch segment.
Configures the Storage Memory Full
alarm. If this value is 1 (Lock), then:
a) at Preset Verification alarm is
raised when max batches equals
batch stored or b) at Recipe
Verification alarm is raised when
130 Storage Memory Full alarm config R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00 max transactions equals transaction
stored.
0 = Free running (overwrites old
transactions)
1 =Lock (raises the and locks
authorization until space is created
in history by user by clear history)


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Configures the Storage Memory Full
alarm. If this value is 1 (Lock), then:
a) at Preset Verification alarm is
raised when max batches equals
batch stored or b) at Recipe
Verification alarm is raised when
RW_
130 Storage Memory Full alarm config User UINT8 1 01 0 2.20 max transactions equals transaction
CNDL stored.
0 = Free running (overwrites old
transactions)
1 =Lock (raises the alarm and locks
authorization until space is created
in history by user by clear history)
Defines the number of batches in a
131 No. of Batches in a Transaction R/O System UINT16 2 0  9999 0 1.00
transaction.
Defines the first batch number in a
132 Start Batch No. R/O System UINT16 2 0  9999 0 1.00
transaction.
When any new configuration is done
related to transaction configuration
133 Transaction Configuration Error R/O System UINT8 1 01 0 1.00 parameters this parameter is set.
0 = normal
1 = configuration error
When any new configuration is done
related to batch configuration
134 Batch Configuration Error R/O System UINT8 1 01 0 1.00 parameters this parameter is set.
0 = normal
1 = configuration error
Defines the Exception raised during
populating command.
0 = normal
135 Exception R/O System UINT8 1 02 0 1.00 1 = invalid transaction
2 = invalid batch
(This parameter is reset after a valid
batch number or transaction number
is requested to be retrieved).
Indicates the index number of oldest
136 Oldest Transaction Index R/O System UINT16 2 0  9999 0 1.00 transaction stored in the transaction
history segment.
Indicates the index number of oldest
137 Oldest Batch Index R/O System UINT16 2 0  9999 0 1.00 batch stored in the batch history
segment.


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Defines FWA Pressure data
0.0 to any positive populated by History user program,
138 FWA Pressure R/O System Float 4 0 1.00
valid IEEE 754 Float if configured parameter is set only
then this Batch data is populated.
Defines FWA Base Density data
Any valid IEEE 754 populated by History user program,
139 FWA Base Density R/O System Float 4 0 1.22
Float if configured parameter is set only
then this Batch data is populated
Range Config Error-raised if User
configures Transaction or Batch
related configuration any value other
140 Range Config Error R/O System UINT8 1 01 0 1.00 than 0 or 1.
0 = normal
1 = Error
program archives Percentage of
Component 2 at the end of batch,
141 S Comp 2 Req Per R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00 i.e. when Store Batch command [1]
is received.
is received.
is received.
Defines the availability of number of
points in the history for batch
segment and transaction segment.
144 Acquire Memory Fail R/O System UINT8 1 01 0 1.00 0 = normal
1 = Insufficient memory as the
number of points configured is
greater than that available in the
firmware.


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Configures the number of batches
per transaction to acquire memory
for Batch Segment.
'Requested Max Transactions' *
'Archive batches per transaction' =
'Max batches'
145 Archive Batches Per Transaction R/W User UINT16 2 1  10000 4 1.00
If 'Requested max transactions' is
greater than the available free space
then as per free space the memory
is booked for storing complete
batches for max. transactions
possible.
Configures the maximum
transactions to acquire memory for
Transaction segment. If requested
max transaction is greater than
146 Requested Maximum Transactions R/W User UINT16 2 0  10000 200 1.00
available free space then as per free
space the memory is booked for the
transactions. The booked memory is
reflected in 'Max transactions'
Indicates health of history record
whose retrieval request is recently
executed. Valid values are:
147 History Record Status R/O System UINT8 1 03 0 2.20 0 = Valid Record
1 = Invalid Record
2 = Suspect Record
3 = History API Fail on Reading
Stores status such as archiving or
deletion of record in progress.
Bit 0 = Deletion of requested
transaction in progress
148 History Status Flag R/O System UINT8 1 0 2.20 Bit 1= Full release and acquire in
progress
Bit 2 = Batch archiving in progress
Bit 3 =Transaction archiving in
progress
149 RESERVED Reserved for future use.


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program archives Avg component
pressure (FWA) at the end of batch,
152 S Comp Pressure R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00 i.e. when Store Batch command [1]
is received.
1 = Store at the end of Batch
program archives average
component base density (FWA) at
153 S Comp Base Density R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.20 the end of batch, i.e. when Store
Batch command [1] is received.
Defines Comp 1 Pressure data
154 Comp 1 Pressure R/O System Float 4 0 1.00
Defines Comp 1 Base Density data
Any positive valid populated by History user program,
158 Comp 1 Base Density R/O System Float 4 0 1.20
IEEE 754 Float if configured parameter is set only


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Defines 1 of 32 valid driver IDs
allowed to authorize a new
162 Driver ID 1 R/W User UINT32 4 0  999999999 0 2.00 transaction. In manual mode, this ID
is checked and validated against
TLP 63,0,245.
163 Driver ID 2 R/W User UINT32 4 0  999999999 0 2.00 See description of parameter 162.
168 Driver ID 7 R/W User UINT32 4 0 -> 999999999 0 2.00 See description of parameter 162.
169 Driver ID 8 R/W User UINT32 4 0 -> 999999999 0 2.00 See description of parameter 162.


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194 Page Length R/W User UINT8 1 0  120 0 1.00 Page length.
program archives Batch Start
Indicated Reading at the end of
195 S Batch Start Indicated R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00
are:
program archives Batch End
Indicated Reading at the end of
196 S Batch End Indicated R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.20
are:
Shows Meter 1 Batch Start Indicated
0.0 to any positive
197 Meter 1 Batch Start Indicated R/O System Double 8 0 1.00 populates this field only if you set
(61,0,195).
0.0 to any positive
(61,0,195).
0.0 to any positive
(61,0,195).


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0.0 to any positive
(61,0,195).
Shows Meter 1 Batch End Indicated
0.0 to any positive
201 Meter 1 Batch End Indicated R/O System Double 8 0 1.00 populates this field only if you set
(61,0,196).
0.0 to any positive
(61,0,196).
0.0 to any positive
(61,0,196).
0.0 to any positive
(61,0,196).
program should archive the Average
component K- factor (FWA) at the
205 S Average Component K-factor (FWA) R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.10
are:
component meter factor (FWA) at
S Average Component Meter factor the end of batch (when the Store
206 R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00
(FWA) Batch command is received). Valid
values are:


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Defines average k-factor (FWA) for
component 1. The History user
Any valid IEEE 754
207 Component 1 Average K-factor (FWA) R/O System Float 4 0 1.00 program populates this data only if
Float
(61,0,205).
Any valid IEEE 754
Float
(61,0,205).
Any valid IEEE 754
Float
(61,0,205).
Any valid IEEE 754
Float
(61,0,205).
Defines average meter factor (FWA)
for component 1. The History user
Component 1 Average Meter Factor Any valid IEEE 754
211 R/O System Float 4 0 1.00 program populates this data only if
(FWA) Float
(61,0,206).
(FWA) Float
(61,0,206).
(FWA) Float
(61,0,206).
(FWA) Float
(61,0,206).


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component CTL (FWA) at the end of
215 S Average component CTL (FWA) R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.20
are:
component CPL (FWA) at the end of
216 S Average component CPL (FWA) R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.20
are:
Defines average CTL (FWA) for
Any valid IEEE 754
217 Component 1 CTL (FWA) R/O System Float 4 0 1.20 program populates this data only if
Float
(61,0,215).
Any valid IEEE 754
Float
(61,0,215).
Any valid IEEE 754
Float
(61,0,215).
Any valid IEEE 754
Float
(61,0,215).
Defines average CPL (FWA) for
Any valid IEEE 754
221 Component 1 CPL (FWA) R/O System Float 4 0 1.20 program populates this data only if
Float
(61,0,216).


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Any valid IEEE 754
Float
(61,0,216).
Any valid IEEE 754
Float
(61,0,216).
Any valid IEEE 754
Float
(61,0,216).
component observed density (FWA)
at the end of batch (when the Store
225 S Comp Observed Density R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.20
Batch command is received). Valid
values are:
Defines Comp 1 Observed Density
values. The History user program
Any valid IEEE 754
226 Comp 1 Observed Density R/O System Float 4 0 1.20 populates this data only if you set
Float
(61,0,225).
Any valid IEEE 754
Float
(61,0,225).
Any valid IEEE 754
Float
(61,0,225).
Any valid IEEE 754
Float
(61,0,225).


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Indicates that given batch was
completed in normal mode (W&M
key locked) or in configuration mode
(W&M key open). This batch data is
230 Batch Configuration Mode R/O System UINT8 1 01 0 1.20 archived and always populated
(archiving of this parameter is not
configurable). Valid values are:
0 = Normal Mode
1 = Configuration Mode
Defines whether the History user
program should archive the
Transaction swing arm side
(64,0,27) at the end of transaction
231 S Swing Arm Side R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 2.00
(at receipt of the Store Transaction
command). Valid values are:
1 = Store at the end of Transaction
Defines transaction swing arm side.
The History user program populates
232 Swing Arm Side R/O System UINT8 1 02 0 2.00
this field only if you set the
Defines additive 1 Gross Qty data.
233 Add 1 Gross Qty R/O System Double 8 0 2.00
valid IEEE 754 Float this field only if you set the


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Defines Trans Additive 1 Gross Qty
0.0 to any positive
239 Trans Add 1 Gross R/O System Double 4 0 2.00 populates this field only if you set
(61,0,39).
0.0 to any positive
(61,0,39).
0.0 to any positive
(61,0,39).
0.0 to any positive
(61,0,39).


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0.0 to any positive
(61,0,39).
0.0 to any positive
(61,0,39).
program archives the Composite
Gross Del Qty (Batch) (64,0,2) at the
245 S Composite Batch Gross Qty R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 2.00
are:
Defines Gross Qty data. The History
246 Composite Batch Gross Qty R/O System Double 8 0 2.00
valid IEEE 754 double only if you set the configuration
program archives the Composite
Gross Del Qty (Transaction) (64,0,3)
at the end of transaction (when the
247 S Composite Trans Gross Qty R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 2.00
Store Transaction command is
Defines Composite Trans Gross Qty
0.0 to any positive
248 Composite Trans Gross Qty R/O System Double 8 0 2.00 populates this field only if you set
valid IEEE 754 double
(61,0,247).


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program should archive the Density
Units Option (70,0,3) at the end of
249 S Density Unit R/O System UINT8 1 01 1 1.22
are:
Defines Density Units Option data.
250 Density Units R/O System UINT8 1 01 0 1.22
Defines Base Temp Option data.
251 Base Temp Options R/O System UINT8 1 01 0 1.22
Sets when archiving fails for any
error. Resets when the
252 Archive Error R/O System UINT16 2 As per bits used 0 2.20 transaction/batch for which archiving
failed archives successfully.
252.0 Transaction archive failed at firmware Firmware is unable to archive data.

Cyclical redundancy check does not
252.1 Transaction archive failed at CRC
match.
Batch archiving failed; DL8000 does
252.2 Batch archiving failed
not attempt transaction archiving
Transaction archive did not
252.3 Transaction archive timeout
complete in specified time.
252.8 Batch Archive Failed at Firmware Firmware is unable to archive data.
Cyclical redundancy check does not
252.9 Batch Archive failed at CRC
match.
Batch archive did not complete in
252.10 Batch archive timeout
specified time.


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Assigns a number to the failed
transaction archive when the archive
error occurs during transaction
253 Archive Fail Transaction Number R/O System UINT16 2 0  10000 10000 2.20
archiving. This value resets to 10000
when the transaction-related error
resets.
Assigns a number to the failed batch
archive when the archive error
254 Archive Fail Batch Number R/O System UNIT16 2 0  10000 10000 2.20 occurs during batch archiving. This
value resets to 10000 when the
batch-related error resets.

3.4.3 Point Type 62: Keypad Display Parameters
Description: Point type 62 defines Keypad Navigation parameters.

Table 3-4: Point Type 62, Keypad Navigation Parameters

Point Type 62: Keypad Navigation Parameters
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0 TAG R/W User String20 20 Any ASCII string Keypad 1.00 A 20-character description of
Navigation channel. (Not in use)
6 Info Message R/W System String20 20 Any ASCII string 1.00 Status message sent by Batching
user program.
7 LCD Video Mode R/W System UINT8 1 01 0 1.00 0 – Dark characters on light
background
1 – Light characters on dark
background
8 Display Type R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00 0 – C1D1
1 – C1D2
(Not in use)
9 Flash Version R/O System String7 7 Any ASCII string #VERSIO 1.00 Version of the flash image currently
in the keypad board.
10 Comm Port R/O User UINT8 1 Comm 2  Comm 5 2 1.00 Communication port to configure
and talk over (Port set by user
using ROCLINK or Batching User
program display #11)
11 Board Status R/O System UINT8 1 02 0 1.00 0 – Not Installed
1 – Installed
2 – LCD Error


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12 Num Group 1 PINs R/W System UINT8 1 0  100 1 1.00 Number of Pins that have the
highest security clearance. This is
to say PIN 1 – NUM are group 1
15 Tag Item 2 R/W User String10 10 Any ASCII string “” 1.00 Tag line for dynamic data while
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32 Data Item 2 R/W User TLP 3 Any valid TLP 0,0,0 1.00 Tlp that points to data to display


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33 Data Item 3 R/W User TLP 3 Any valid TLP 0,0,0 1.00 TLP that points to data to display
48 Login 1 R/W User UINT16 2 0  65535 0 1.00 Login PIN to access special
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148 Weights and Measures R/O System UINT8 1 01 (Obtained 1.00 Weights and measures parameter
from in order to add to display
system)


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149 Last Key Pressed R/W System UINT8 1 0  19 1.00 0 - Exit
1 - Clear
2 - Stop
3 - Start
4 - Up Arrow
5 - Down Arrow
6 - Right Arrow
7 - Left Arrow
8 - Backspace
9 - Enter
10 - Brightness Up
11 - Brightness Down
12 - Print
13 - Program
14 - Select
24 - Data key (0 – 9)
151 Resolution R/W User UINT8 1 02 0 1.00 INTEGER = 0
TENTHS = 1
HUNDRETHS = 2
152 Entry in Progress R/O System UINT8 1 01 0 1.00 NOT_IN_PROG 0
IN_PROG 1
154 Parameter Val update status R/W System UINT8 1 01 0 2.2 DISPLAY_FREE = 0
DISPLAY_LOCKED = 1


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185 Display Test On Batch Start R/W_ User UINT8 1 0  255 0 2.34 This parameter enable/disable
CNDL display test before actual loading
started. If it is enabled, the test will
be started when user presses start
key OR start command received
from TAS. It switches every pixel of
right and left screen. This is added
for Industry Canada approval.
187 Liquid Turbine 1 APM Level R/W System UINT8 1 0  255 255 2.34 Parameter used by Keypad display
user program to read which APM
Level is used by Liquid turbine 1.
This will be displayed in “Auditor
status menu” introduced for
Industry Canada requirements


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3.4.4 Point Type 63: General Preset Parameters
Description: Point type 63 defines general preset parameters.

Table 3-5: Point Type 63, General Preset Parameters

Point Type 63: General Preset Parameters
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Operator-entered preset quantity.
0.0 to any positive System resets this TLP to zero
0 Preset Quantity R/W User Float 4 0 1.00
valid IEEE 754 float after reading and writes new preset
to TLP 63,0,39.
Updated when new recipe is
selected (depends on recipe
No Recipe number).
1 Recipe Name (Selected) R/O System String20 20 ASCII String 1.22
Selected Note: This corresponds to the
recipe name (TLP 67,x,0) of the
selected recipe (TLP 63,0,138).
Remaining quantity to be delivered
Any valid IEEE 754 in the batch. System initializes
3 Quantity Remaining R/O System Float 4 0 1.00
float value equal to batch preset when
new batch is authorized.
Defines the maximum transaction
limit verified at the time of preset
verification. Error code 9TLP
4 Max Transaction Limit R/W User Float 4 5  9999999 3000 1.00 63,0,95) is set if new batch preset
pushes the transaction delivered
totalizer (based on 'delivery type')
to more than this limit.


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Specifies component index. It
increments by one when next
component starts. Values 1 to 4
indicate component index
considering maximum of 4
7 Current Component R/O System UINT8 1 15 1 1.00 components. Value 5 indicates
flushing is occurring. System resets
value to 1 when new batch is
entered.
Note: Use for sequential blending
(TLP 63.0.12).
Indicates the current batching
status of state machine for the
configured Unit Type. State
9 Batching Status R/O System UINT8 1 Any valid value 0 1.22
machine run inside the batching
user program specific to the
unit/blender type.
Enables user-selection of recipe
number. System resets this value
to 0 after the batching user
program reads the number. In
manual operating mode, the
system accepts the recipe number
if the transaction is not authorized
and the number passes recipe
KD/TA/
10 Recipe Selection R/W UINT8 1 1  30 0 1.00 verification; the system then copies
System the number to 63,0,118. In
automatic operating mode, the
number is accepted if the
transaction is not authorized.
Note: The default value of zero (0)
is required to provide tip change
event to this parameter’s user
program.
Defines whether system sends
alarms to the alarms log when any
alarm maintained by Batching
module is raised or cleared. Valid
values are:
11 Preset Alarming R/W User UINT8 1 01 1 1.00
0 = Disabled (does not generate
alarm logs)
1 = Enabled (generates alarm logs
for alarms maintained by Batching
module)


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Sets the method of controlling
batch deliveries. Valid values are:
0 = Sequential (auto)
Performs sequential blending. One
to 4 components are loaded
sequentially, one at a time. Block
valves are controlled automatically.
1 = Sequential (Manual): Not used
R/W_ 2 = In-line:
12 Unit Type User UINT8 1 0  24 0 1.00
CNDL Performs in-line proportional or in-
line non-proportional blending
(depending on recipe
configuration). One or more
components load simultaneously
with flow for each component
measured by a separate flow meter
and controlled by a separate digital
flow control valve.
Sets the flow control value (FCV)
type the system uses. All flow
control valves in the system must
be the same type. Valid values are:
0 = Std digital
The flow control valve is a standard
digital type, which automatically
adjusts to match a setpoint value.
R/W_ The DL8000 can lock the flowrate
13 Valve Type User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00
CNDL at a configured value for greatest
accuracy.
1 = Std 2-stage
The flow control valve is a standard
2-stage type, which can also
control simple on-off valves.
Flowrates achieved are a function
of line pressure.
3 = Analog (2-Analog Valve)
Sets the language used. Valid
values are:
14 Language R/W User UINT8 1 02 0 1.23 0 = English
1 = Spanish
2 = Portuguese


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Resets the internal unauthorized
total (maintained for the alarm) to
zero when you authorize a new
15 Internal Unauth Quantity Reset R/W User UINT8 1 01 2.00 batch. This prevents the issue of an
unauthorized flow alarm. Valid
values are 1 (Enable the reset) or 0
(Disable the reset).
Sets the date format used for
keypad and display. Valid values
R/W_ are:
16 Date Format User/KD UINT8 1 02 0 1.00
CNDL 0 = MM/DD/YY
1 = DD/MM/YY
2 = YY/MM/DD
Defines the severity (action taken)
if the Low Flow Meter # alarm
occurs. Valid values are:
0 = Off
1 = Display
17 Low Flow Alarm Action R/W User UINT8 1 04 4 1.22
2 = Display & stop batch
3 = Display, stop batch, & close
contact
4 = Display, stop batch, close
contact, & lock unit.
if the High Flow Meter # alarm
occurs. Valid values are:
0 = Off
1 = Display
18 High Flow Alarm Action R/W User UINT8 1 04 4 1.22
contact
Sets the number of flow control
valves in the system. You must
define at least one flow control
valve.
Note: This parameter is defined as
19 Number of Valves R/O User UINT8 1 14 1 1.00 read-only so it can only be
changed by the Preset user
program. Value of this parameter is
always equal to Number of Meters
(63,0,20) as there is a one-to-one
correspondence between logicals
of meter and valve point types.


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Sets the total number of flow
meters for forward flow in the
20 Number of Meters R/W User UINT8 1 14 1 1.00
system. You must define at least
one flow mete.
Sets the number of liquid
components available in the
21 Num Comp (in system) R/W User UINT8 1 14 1 1.00
system. You must define at least
one component.
Sets the maximum number of
attempts to increase flowrate (for
recovery) before halting attempts
22 Ramp Clicks R/W User UINT16 2 0  999 30 1.00 and maintaining current or fail-back
flowrate.
Note: For digital valves only.
Sets, in seconds, the maximum
allowed time to attain the target
23 Fallback delay(s) R/W User UINT16 2 0  999 30 1.00 flowrate before performing fallback.
Sets the number of recipes
available in the system. You must
define at least one recipe; if you
26 Number of Recipes R/W User UINT8 1 1  30 1 1.00 define only one, the system permits
automatic authorization of
transactions in manual operating
mode.
Sets the minimum quantity (gross
volume or net standard volume or
mass, depending on the Preset
Delivery Type value (63,0,29)
R/W_ 0 (excluded)  configured) that can be delivered in
27 Minimum Preset Quantity User Float 4 50 1.00 a single batch.
CNDL 9999999
Note: You cannot start or restart a
batch if the remaining quantity is
less than the minimum preset
quantity.
Sets the maximum quantity (gross
volume or net standard volume or
mass, depending on the Preset
28 Maximum Preset Quantity R/W User Float 4 5  9999999 3000 1.00
Delivery Type value (63,0,29)
configured) that can be preset in a
single batch.


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Sets the quantity used for preset,
loaded, and remaining quantities.
Ramp up to high flowrate is also
based on gross quantity; ramp
down to low flowrate and flow
control valve closure is based on
the quantity this parameter
R/W_
29 Preset Delivery Type User UINT8 1 04 1 1.00 indicates. Valid values are:
CNDL 0 = Indicated volume
1 = Gross volume
2 = Gross Standard volume
3 = Net Standard volume
4 = Mass
Note: Options 0 and 2 are not
currently supported.
Selects the quantity used for
display purposes. Valid values are:
R/W_
30 Type of Display Quantity User UINT8 1 02 0 1.00 0 = Gross volume
CNDL
1 = Net standard volume
2 = Mass volume
Sets, in seconds, the time to stay at
the fallback flowrate before starting
31 Recovery delay(s) R/W User UINT16 2 0  999 100 1.00 recovery.
Defines Com port 2. You can
configure this port for the following
applications:
0 = No Application.
32 Com Port 2 R/W User UINT8 1 04 0 1.00 1 = Modicon Modbus
2 = DL6000 Protocol.
3 = Brooks Protocol (not currently
supported)
4 = Data Logging/printer.
Select the component number used
for line flushing at the end of a
33 Primary Component R/W User UINT8 1 14 1 1.00 batch delivery. Usually the
component of highest octane is
defined as the primary component.
Sets, in seconds, the time limit for
attempting to ramp down flowrate
34 Ramp Down Time R/W User UINT16 2 0  999 4 1.00
before triggering an “Unable to
Ramp Down” alarm.


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if the Ramp Down alarm occurs
(that is, the preset cannot reduce
flowrate within the time indicated by
Ramp Down Time [63,0,34]). Valid
values are:
35 Ramp Down Alarm Action R/W User UINT8 1 04 4 1.00 0 = Off
1 = Display
contact
contact, & lock unit
Sets the preset’s operating mode.
Valid values are:
0 = Auto
A terminal automation system
(TAS) maintains bi-directional
communications with the preset
and monitors and controls batch
36 Operating mode R/W User UINT8 1 01 1 1.00 delivery operations.
1 = Manual
A TAS maintains bi-directional
communications with the preset
and monitors the batch delivery
operations. The preset does not
accept control functions issued
from the TAS.
Indicates the number of
components present in recipe. The
37 Num Comp (in recipe) R/O System UINT8 1 14 1 1.00
system updates this value when a
new recipe is selected.
Sets, in seconds, the maximum
time period the flowrate is
R/W_
38 Low Flow Time User UINT16 2 5  999 10 1.00 permitted to drop below the
CNDL
Minimum Flowrate (75,x,2) before
issuing the Low Flow alarm.
Indicates the newly entered preset
0.0 to any positive quantity (63,0,0). It is accepted
39 Preset Read Qty R/O System Float 4 0 1.00
valid IEEE 754 float when the transaction is authorized
but the batch is not authorized.
Sets, in seconds, the time period
the flowrate is allowed to be at or
R/W_
40 High Flow Time User UINT16 2 5 -> 999 10 1.00 exceed the Maximum Flowrate
CNDL
(75,0,3) before issuing the High
Flow alarm.


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Sets the allowable quantity, in
excess of the batch/component
preset quantity, to be delivered
before issuing the Unable to Close
the Valve Meter # or Overflow
Preset alarm.
41 Over Run Limit Quantity R/W User Float 4 0.0  99.9 2.0 1.00
Note: Setting this value to zero
disables this function and poses a
significant safety risk to your site. If
your site does not have overrun
limit hardware installed, do not set
this value to zero.
if the Under Flow alarm occurs.
Valid values are:
0 = Off
1 = Display
42 Under Flow Alarm Action R/W User UINT8 1 04 0 1.00
contact
Sets the allowable quantity by
which the loaded quantity can be
43 Under Flow Limit Quantity R/W User Float 4 0.0  99.9 5.0 1.00 less than the preset quantity before
issuing the “Valve Closed Early
Meter #” alarm.
if the No Flow alarm occurs. Valid
values are:
0 = Off
1 = Display
44 No Flow t-o Alarm Action R/W User UINT8 1 04 4 1.00
contact
Sets, in seconds, the allowable
time to elapse after the flow control
45 No Flow t-o Time R/W User UINT16 2 1  99 5 1.00 valve opens when no pulses are
received, at which time a No Flow
Meter # alarm occurs.


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Sets the allowable quantity of flow
the system can record before
issuing an Unauthorized Flow
46 Unauthorized Flow Quantity R/W User Float 4 0.0  99.9 10 1.00 Meter # primary alarm.
Unauthorized flow occurs when the
flow control valve is closed but flow
is still present.
Maintain alarm status for alarms 0
through 31. One bit is used for
47 Alarm Bitmap 1 R/O System UINT32 4 0  4294967295 0 1.00
each alarm; when raised,
respective bit is set to 1.
Maintain alarm status for alarms 32
through 63 alarms. One bit is used
48 Alarm Bitmap 2 R/O System UINT32 4 0  4294967295 0 1.00
for each alarm; when raised,
respective bit is set to 1.
Defines Com port 3. This port could
be configured for the following
applications:
0 = No Application.
3 = Brooks Protocol.(not currently
supported)
4 = Data Logging/Print.
Contains name of highest priority
alarm. Needed to display active
50 Alarm Priority 1 R/O System String20 20 ASCII string Null 1.00 alarms in the Alarm Browsing
screen. The Keypad user program
requires a list of six active alarms.
Contains name of 2nd highest
51 Alarm Priority 2 R/O System String20 20 ASCII string Null 1.00 priority alarm, displayed in 2nd line
of Alarm Browsing screen.
Contains name of 3rd highest
52 Alarm Priority 3 R/O System String20 20 ASCII string Null 1.00 priority alarm, displayed in 3rd line
Contains name of 4th highest
53 Alarm Priority 4 R/O System String20 20 ASCII string Null 1.00 priority alarm, displayed in 4th line


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Selects the response to a power
failure condition. This issues a
Power Failure alarm. Valid values
are:
0 = Off
56 Power Failure Alarm Action R/W User UINT8 1 04 4 1.00 1 = Display
contact
Stores previous power down time
for a Power Failure alarm. This is a
copy of the Last Power-Down Time
57 Last Power Down Time R/O System Time 4 Any valid time 0 1.00 in system (91,0,47). If the values of
both of these parameters do not
match the system issues a Power
Failure alarm.
Sets the TLP for Alarm output
contact 1. This output activates
when the Current Alarm Type
58 Alarm Output 1 R/W User TLP 3 Any valid TLP 0,0,0 1.00
(63,0,64) is equal to or greater than
severity 3 (Display, stop batch, &
close contact).
Provides the blend’s current
flowrate (based on Preset Delivery
Type [63,0,29] configured) when
the batch is in progress.
For sequential blending, this value
is the same as flowrate of the
0.0 to any positive current stream as read from liquid
59 Blend Current Flowrate R/O System Float 4 0 1.00
valid IEEE 754 float turbine point type.
For inline blending, this value is
the summation of flowrates of all
active streams.
For in-line blending, it is the sum
of all flowrates of all wild streams.


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Enables you to enter new additive
selection. Batching user program
resets it to its default value after
reading it. The new value is
accepted when transaction is not
authorized and will copy the same
KD/TA to Additive selection bitmap
60 New Additive Selection Bitmap R/W UINT16 2 Any valid value 32768 1.00 (63,0,112). It is used when Additive
System
Selection Method (63,0,102) is
using discrete input, keypad
display, or TAS.
Note: The value 32768 is a special
case which indicates that additive
selection is not done.
Indicates the action resulting from
pressing Stop. Valid values are:
61 Stop Key Action R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00 0 = Low Flow (Reduce to low flow
before stopping).
1 = Immediate (Stop immediately).
Sets the target flowrate to be
reached. For sequential blending,
it sets the target flowrate to be
reached. For inline blending, it
Seq Comp or Inline Blend Target 0.0 to any positive sets the target flowrate of the blend
63 R/O System Float 4 0 1.00 as the sum of target flowrates of all
Flowrate valid IEEE 754 float
streams.
Note: This target flowrate always
represents the indicated type of
flowrate.
of the highest severity active alarm.
0 = Off
1 = Display
64 Current Alarm Type R/O System UINT8 1 04 0 1.00 2 = Display & stop batch
contact


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if the Safety Circuit 1 (63,0,85)
alarm occurs. Value values are:
0 = Off
1 = Display
65 Circuit1 Alarm Action R/W User UINT8 1 04 3 1.00
contact
"Ground Sets the alarm message for safety
66 Alarm Message 1 R/W User String20 20 ASCII String 1.00
det. open" circuit 1.
alarm occurs. Valid values are:
0 = Off
1 = Display
contact
"Overspill Sets the alarm message for safety
det. open" circuit 2.
0 = Off
1 = Display
contact
"Permissive Sets the alarm message for safety
power fail" circuit 3.


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0 = Off
1 = Display
contact
"Additive Sets the alarm message for safety
inject fail" circuit 4.
0 = Off
1 = Display
contact
"Arm down Sets the alarm message for safety
side 1" circuit 5.
0 = Off
1 = Display
contact
"Arm down Sets the alarm message for safety
side 2" circuit 6.


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0 = Off
1 = Display
contact
"Walkway Sets the alarm message for safety
dwn side 1" circuit 7.
0 = Off
1 = Display
contact
"Walkway Sets the alarm message for safety
dwn side 2" circuit 8.
Assigns the side for safety circuit
number 5. Swing arm position
inputs determine the side. Valid
81 Circuit 5 Type R/W User UINT8 1 02 1 2.00 values are:
0 = Side independent
1 = Enabled only if loading at side 1


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Sets the input for safety circuit 1.
The system updates the state of
this input in Safety Circuit Status
85 Safety circuit 1 R/W User TLP 3 Any valid TLP 0,0,0 1.00 (63,0.98).
Note: This should be the TLP in the
ACIO or DI point type with data
type of UINT8.
type of UINT8.
type of UINT8.
type of UINT8.
type of UINT8.


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type of UINT8.
type of UINT8.
type of UINT8.
Defines the quantity of the primary
component to load at the end of the
batch delivery to purge the blend
from the loading lines. For a
particular batch, if the preset
93 Clean Line Quantity R/W User UINT16 2 0  9999 0 1.00 quantity is less than or equal to the
clean line quantity, the batch is
delivered as if there were no clean
line quantity configured. The flush
is derived from batch Preset
Quantity (63,0,39).'
Defines whether blend ratio needs
to be checked after adjustment for
flush. If set to 0 (No), then blend
ratio is checked after flush
adjustment before starting a new
batch. If blend ratio check fails, the
94 Tolerance Allowed R/W User UINT8 1 01 1 1.00
batch cannot be started. It will also
check the blend ratio at the end of
batch. Valid values are:
0 = No (blend ratio checked before
batching and at the end of batch)
1 = Yes


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Shows the error code that sets on
failure of recipe verification or
preset verification. Valid values are:
0 = No error; KD reads the value
and displays the intended
message.
95 Error Code R/O System UINT8 1 0  255 0 1.00
Note: For a complete list of error
codes, see Section D.12, Error
Codes, in Appendix D
Communications Protocols, of the
DL8000 Preset Instruction Manual
(A6212).
Defines the current flow zone for
any component in a sequential
batch. It also indicates the current
state of blend for an inline batch.
Seq Comp or Inline Blend Current Valid values are:
96 R/O System UINT8 1 04 0 1.00
Zone 0 = Low flow start
1 = High flow
2 = Low flow stop
3 = Lock
4 = Final Stop (i.e., normal stop)
Shows the current flowrate error
limit for the component in a
sequential batch (where Unit Type
0.0 to any positive (63,0,12) is 0 or 1.
97 Seq Comp Flowrate Error Limit R/O System Float 4 0 1.00
valid IEEE 754 float Note: This tolerance band flowrate
is always of indicated flowrate type
(and same as set in PID in case of
digital valve).


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Shows the status of all safety
circuit inputs. The system updates
this value regardless of the
configured safety alarm actions.
Each bit starting from LSB (bit 0 for
safety circuit 1, bit 1 for safety
circuit 2, etc.) indicates the state of
a safety circuit input. If the value of
the bit for a safety circuit is 0, it
98 Safety Circuit Status R/O System UINT8 1 0  255 0 1.00 means that safety circuit ins in an
unsafe state [0].
If the safety circuit is not
configured, then the value of the bit
for respective safety circuit will be
equal to safe state [1].
0 = All safety circuit inputs in
unsafe condition
255 = All safety circuit inputs in
safe condition.
Shows the current component
number in progress in a sequential
batch. Valid values range from 1 to
Number of Comp (63,0,21) whose
recipe component ratio is non-zero.
99 Current Component ID R/O System UINT8 1 14 1 1.00
For sequential blending, this
indicates the current component
being delivered.
Note: Used only for sequential
blending.
Sets the number of additives used
100 No. of Additives R/W User UINT8 1 0  10 0 1.00
in the system.
Defines the external unit for
additives. Valid values are:
0 = CC (cubic centimeter)
1 = INCH3 (cubic inches)
R/W_
101 Additive Units User UINT8 1 06 0 1.00 2 = Gallons (US)
CNDL
3 = Liters
4 = Barrels
5 = FT3 (cubic feet)
6 = M3 (cubic meter)


System or
Update
Defines the selection method for
additives. Valid values are:
0 = External (not currently
supported)
102 Additive Selection Method R/W User UINT8 1 04 1 1.00
1 = Prompt
2 = Discrete inputs
3 = Recipe selection
4 = Recipe selection with Multi rate
pulses by which actual feedback
103 Additive Error Limit R/W User UINT8 1 0  99 3 1.00 pulse count can differ from ideal
count before Additive Fail # alarm
is raised.
Defines quantity of product to be
delivered at the end of batch or at
end of component without additive
injection. This is done so that the
next component or batch is not
contaminated with the previous
104 Additive Clean Line Quantity R/W User UINT16 2 0  9999 0 1.00
batch's additive. This value should
be at least as large as the volume
of the pipe and loading arm
between the point where additive is
injected and the connection to the
vehicle.
Defines the output contact TLP
which is made active during the
delivery of clean line quantity at the
end of batch delivery. This output is
intended for use in multi-stream
injection mode, but is available
independently of the injection
mode. This activates 10 units after
105 Additive Flush Output R/W User TLP 3 DO/ACIO TLP 0,0,0 1.00 clean line output (63,0,107) actives.
Consequently, the Additive Clean
Line Quantity (63,0,104) should be
greater than 10 product units when
using the additive flush output.
Note: This parameter should point
to ACIO or DO point type status
parameter with a UINT data type.


System or
Update
Defines value, in seconds, after
which additive pump output
deactivates after receiving End of
106 Additive Pump Stop Delay(s) R/W User UINT8 1 0  99 0 1.00
the Batch or Batch Halted
command from the batching user
program.
Defines the output contact TLP
which activates during the delivery
of Additive Clean Line Quantity
(63,0,104) at the end of batch
delivery .A typical use for this
output is to connect the clean line
volume to a smart (microprocessor
controlled) additive injector that
over-injects at the start of a batch
107 Additive Clean Line Output R/W User TLP 3 DO/ACIO TLP 0,0,0 1.00 and stops injecting prior to the end
of the batch. Another use is with a
multi-stream injector where the
additive clean line output should be
connected to the block valve that
allows product to flow to the
(shared) additive ratio solenoid.
Note: The parameter should point
to ACIO or DO point type status
parameter with data type as UINT8.
Sets alarm status of each of the six
possible additives for Additive Fail
# alarm. LSB bit 0 indicates status
of additive #1, bit 5 for additive #6.
Valid values are:
108 Additive Alarm Bitmap R/O System UINT8 1 0  63 0 1.22 1 = Alarm active
0 = Alarm inactive
Note: If the number of selected
additives is greater than 6, the
status appears in point type 64,
parameter 60.
Sets the number of Flowrate Freq
set points to be used at which the
No of Points of Meter factor R/W_
109 User UINT8 1 1  12 4 1.00 meter is calibrated and these can
Linearization CNDL
be used for fallback and recovery
feature of flow control.
Shows alarm status for Low Flow
Meter # alarm. One bit is used for
110 Low Flow Alarm Bitmap R/O System UINT16 2 0  15 0 1.22
each meter. When raised/cleared,
respective bit is set to 1 or 0.


System or
Update
Shows alarm ID of oldest priority
active alarm.
111 Current Alarm ID R/O System UINT8 1 0  255 255 1.22 Note: Alarm IDs for additives 7, 8,
9, and 10 added in release 2.23
and above.
Shows additive selection bitmap for
methods using discrete input,
keypad display, or TAS.
112 Additive Selection Bitmap R/O System UINT16 2 0  32768 32768 1.00
Note: The value 32768 is a special
case indicating that none of
additives is selected.
Sends configurations status
message from other user programs
to the batching user program. Bit
values are:
Bit 0 – Additive UP Config Corrupt
Bit 1 – Additive UP Parameter
Restored
Bit 2 – Print UP Config Corrupt
114 User Program Config Status R/W System UINT32 4 0  15 0 2.34 Bit 3 – Print UP Parameter
Restored
Bit 4 – History UP Config Corrupt
Bit 5 – History UP Paramater
Restored
Bit 6 – Additve UP Config Changed
Bit 7 – Print UP Config Changed
Bit 8 – History UP Parameter
Changed


System or
Update
Defines whether to use Low Flow
Restart Quantity (Gross) (69,x,1)
when restarting a halted batch or
starting a new component for a
sequential batch. Valid values are 0
(Yes) and 1 (No).
System uses restart quantity if this
field is 0 (Yes) and either the
Current Component (63,0,7) is
115 Use Restart Qty R/W System UINT8 1 01 0 1.00
other than first component or, if
restarting the first component,
when first component restarts after
delivering a quantity (based on
Preset Delivery Type (63,0,29)
more than 'Low Flow Start Quantity
(Gross)' [69,x,0].
Note: Used only for a sequential
batch.
Shows alarm status for High Flow
each meter, starting from LSB bit 0
116 High Flow Alarm Bitmap R/O System UINT16 2 0  15 0 1.22
for meter 1. When raised or
cleared, respective bit is set to 1 or
0.
Shows alarm status for No Flow
each meter, starting from LSB bit 0
117 No Flow Alarm Bitmap R/O System UINT16 2 0  15 0 1.22
for meter 1. When raised or
0.
Shows the number of the selected
recipe. The operator enters the
recipe at Recipe Selection
(63,0,10) and the system copies
the recipe number to this
118 New Recipe Selection R/O System UINT8 1 1  30 1 1.00 parameters.
The copy occurs in manual mode
if the transaction is not authorized
and recipe verification passes. The
copy occurs in auto mode if
transaction is not authorized.
Shows a complete set of status
119 Status Flags R/O System UINT32 4 0  4294967295 0 1.00
flags; each flag represents one bit.


System or
Update
Shows alarm status for
Unauthorized Flow Meter # alarm
for all meters. One bit is used for
120 Un Auth Flow Alarm Bitmap R/O System UINT16 2 0  15 0 1.22
each meter. When the alarm raises
or clears, respective bit is set to 1
or 0.
Shows alarm status for Unable to
Close Valve Meter # alarm. One bit
121 Unable to Close Valve Alarm Bitmap R/O System UINT16 2 0  15 0 1.22 is used for each meter. When the
alarm raises or clears, respective
bit is set to 1 or 0.
Shows alarm status for Valve
Closed Early (Underflow) Meter #
alarm. One bit is used for each
122 Under flow Alarm Bitmap R/O System UINT16 2 0  15 0 1.22
meter. When the alarm raises or
clears, respective bit is set to 1 or
0.
Shows alarm status for Unable to
Ramp Down Meter # alarm. One bit
123 Unable to Rampdown Alarm Bitmap R/O System UINT16 2 0  15 0 1.22 is used for each meter. When the
alarm raises or clears, respective
bit is set to 1 or 0.
Indicates (if no transaction is
authorized) the transaction
sequence number of the most
124 Transaction Number R/O System UINT16 2 0  9999 9999 1.00 recently ended transaction. If a
transaction is authorized, indicates
the transaction sequence number
of the current transaction.
Indicates (if no batch is authorized)
the batch sequence number of the
most recently ended batch. If a
125 Batch Number R/O System UINT16 2 0  9999 9999 1.00
batch is authorized, indicates the
batch sequence number of the
current batch.


System or
Update
batches per transaction. When an
attempt is made to enter preset
quantity and the maximum number
of batches has already been
loaded in the current transaction in
126 Batches/Transaction R/W User UINT16 2 0  10000 0 1.00 progress, the DL8000 fails preset
verification and displays an error
message (63,0,95).
Note: Set this value to 0 to indicate
that the maximum number of
executable batches is 10000.
Configures whether system
performs end output, end input,
and end time processing only at the
end of a batch, only at the end of a
transaction, or both at the end of a
batch and at the end of a
transaction. Valid values are:
1 = "Ba only": Perform end output
127 End Output Method R/W User UINT8 1 13 1 1.00 processing only at the end of a
batch.
2 = "Tr only": Perform end output
processing only at the end of a
transaction.
3 = "Both": Perform end output
processing both at the end of a
batch and at the end of a
transaction.
Defines the maximum time, in
seconds, for which end output
remains energized for end of batch
128 End Time(s) R/W User UINT16 2 0  9999 180 1.00 / transaction, depending on the
configured end output method.
*See description of end output for
details.


System or
Update
Defines input status contact TLP
used during end batch/transaction
processing. This input is scanned
to be in ON state after energizing
the End Output (63,0,130) at the
end of batch/transaction based on
the configured End Output Method
Any valid digital or (63,0,127). If it is found to be in ON
129 End Input R/W User TLP 3 0,0,0 1.00 state then end output is de-
ACIO input
energized. However if input
remains in OFF state after End
Time (63,0,128) elapses, then
'safety circuit 3' alarm is raised.
This TLP should point to status
parameter of ACIO or DI point type
having U8 data type.
Defines output status contact TLP
used during end batch/transaction
processing. If you configure End
Output, it activates based on the
configured End Output Method. It
activates if End Input is not
configured or if End Input is
configured but not activated. End
Output stays active until End Input
is activated or until a Safety Circuit
Alarm 3 raises.
Any valid digital or The system raises a Safety Circuit
130 End Output R/W User TLP 3 0,0,0 1.00 3 alarm if the End Input does not
ACIO output
activate within the time specified in
End Time (63,0,128), a Safety
Circuit 3 alarm raises.
Note: If you set End Time to 0
(zero), then End Output stays
active till End Input gets activates.
Also, the system does not raise a
Safety Circuit 3 alarm.
This TLP should point to status
parameter of ACIO or DO point
type having U8 data type.


System or
Update
Indicates average batch
temperature (FWA) value. It is
calculated when the batch is in
Any valid IEEE 754
132 Avg Batch Temp (FWA) R/O System Float 4 0 1.00 progress using the flow weighted
Float
average temperatures of all the
components (69,0,61). It resets to
zero when a new batch authorizes
Shows the meter authorization
status for each meter. Bit n
indicates status for Meter number =
n+1. If a bit sets, the meter is
authorized.
133 Meter Authorization status R/O System UINT16 2 0  1023 0 1.00
Meter remains authorized when
flow control valve opens until it is
next commanded to close either as
flow becomes 0 or until any alarm
with severity 2 or more raises.
Issues a command to the printer
user program to print a transaction
ticket. Valid values are:
0 = No action
1 = Print old transaction from
history
134 Print Command R/W KD UINT8 1 03 0 1.00 2 = Most recent transaction
3 = Print Weights & Measures
Event Logs
Note: After handling the command
the parameter is set back to default
value.
0.0 to any positive
135 Gross Del Qty(Batch) R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00 Shows the gross volume delivered
Double in batch
Indicates the transaction number
whose ticket should be printed from
history and enables reprinting old
transaction ticket from history.
136 Print Transaction Number R/W KD UINT16 2 0  10000 10000 1.00
Note: If this parameter value is
10000, the latest transaction from
the archive memory prints after
receiving the Print command.
Indicates net standard quantity
0.0 to any positive delivered in the batch (when batch
137 Net Std Del Qty(Batch) R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00 is in progress) or net standard
Double quantity of previous batch (if batch
is not in progress).


System or
Update
Indicates mass delivered in the
0.0 to any positive
batch (when batch is in progress)
138 Mass Del Qty(Batch) R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00
or net standard quantity of previous
Double
batch (if batch is not in progress).
Defines Com port 4. This port could
be configured for the following
applications.
0 = No Application.
3 = Brooks Protocol. (not currently
supported)
Indicates gross volume delivered in
0.0 to any positive the batch (when batch is in
140 Gross Del Qty (Transaction) R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00 progress) or net standard quantity
Double of previous batch (if batch is not in
progress).
Indicates average batch pressure
(FWA) value. It is calculated when
the batch is in progress using the
0.0 to any positive
141 Avg Batch Pressure (FWA) R/O System Float 4 0 1.00 flow weighted average pressure of
all the components (69,x,72). It
resets to zero when a new batch
authorizes.
Indicates net standard volume
delivered in the current transaction
0.0 to any positive
(when transaction is in progress) or
142 Net Std Del Qty (Transaction) R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00
net standard quantity of previous
Double
transaction (if transaction is not in
progress).
Indicates mass delivered in the
current transaction (when
0.0 to any positive
transaction is in progress) or net
143 Mass Del Qty (Transaction) R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00
standard quantity of previous
Double
transaction (if transaction is not in
progress).
Shows the rollover limit for non-
resettable totalizer. When totals
Any positive valid reach this limit they reset to zero
144 Roll Over Limit R/O System Double 8 IEEE Double 1E12 1.00 and begin incrementing again. This
Precision Float value is the same as that for free
running totals maintained in the
Liquid Calculations program.


System or
Update
145 Swing Arm Current Side 1.00
Indicates the current side of
product loading swing arm based
on Side Detect Method (64,0,6)
and status of switches configured
in Swing 1 Input (64,0,8) and Swing
2 Input (64,0,9). Valid values are:
0 = Parked state
1 =Side 1
2 =Side 2
145 Swing Arm Current Side R/O System UINT16 2 02 1 2.00 Note: The system updates Current
Swing Arm Side (63,0,145)
continuously every 2 seconds.
However it is checked only at the
time of starting a newly authorized
batch and restart of a halted batch.
It is also updated when any
DanLoad 6000 command [0x10,
0x12, 0x1F, 0x33, 0x3C] requesting
the current side is received.I.
when the alarm is raised. Valid
values are:
0 = Off
R/W_ 1 = Display
146 System Alarm Action User UINT8 1 04 4 1.00
CNDL 2 = Display & stop batch
contact
Indicates component authorized
state for all components. This
parameter is set in all types of
blending. Each bit represents one
component and bit status indicates
component state. Bit n indicates
147 Active Component R/O System UINT8 1 0  15 0 1.00 status for Comp no = n+1. If bit
value is 1 then component is active
(authorized and being delivered).
Note: It starts from least significant
bit. Bit 0 ->COMP1, Bit 1 ->
COMP2 so on).


System or
Update
Defines the blend ratio tolerance
allowed during following checks:
1. To check the blend ratio after
making adjustment for flush
component before starting the new
batch. System checks for blend
tolerance if you set Tolerance
Allowed (63,0,94) as NO.
148 Blend Tolerance Percentage R/W User Float 4 0.000  99.999 5 1.00 2. To check blend ratio at the end
of batch for raising unable to
maintain blend alarm to check the
percentage deviation of component
after delivery.
3. To check blend ratio during the
delivery of inline batch at high
flowrate It is used to raise
instantaneous blend ratio alarm.
Defines Com port 5. You can
configure this port for the following
applications.
0 = No Application.
3 = Brooks Protocol. (not currently
available)
Divides density values coming from
TAS and multiplies density values
151 Density/Gravity Scale R/W User UINT16 2 14 4 1.20 when sending to TAS.
Note: This is used for DanLoad
6000 protocol.
Defines, in seconds, a time-out
period for the comm 2 port. If after
this time the system does not
receive a valid frame on the
152 Time-out ch. Comm Port 2 R/W User UINT16 2 0  300 10 1.00 communication port 2, it raises a
Comm Fail 2 alarm.
Note: Enter 0 (zero) in this
parameter to disable the primary
alarm for this port.


System or
Update
Comm Fail 3 alarm.
Comm Fail 4 alarm.
Comm Fail 5 alarm.
Indicates the status of each of the
156 Comm Fail alarm bitmap R/O System UINT8 1 0  63 0 1.00 four possible (ports 2 to 5) Comm
Fail alarms.
Sets the minimum allowable
component temperature. When the
R/W_ component’s current temperature
157 Minimum component temperature User Float 4 –999.9 to 999.9 –40 2.34
CNDL (73,0,25) drops below this value,
the system raises the Temperature
Fail Meter # alarm.
Sets the maximum allowable
component temperature. When the
R/W_ component’s current temperature
158 Maximum component temperature User Float 4 –999.9 to 999.9 110 2.34
CNDL (73,0,25) rises above this value,
the system raises the Temperature
Fail Meter # alarm.


System or
Update
Indicates alarm status for
Temperature Fail Meter # alarm for
all meters. One bit is used for each
159 Temp fail alarm bitmap R/O System UINT16 2 0  15 0 1.22
meter. When the alarm is
raised/cleared, the respective bit is
set to 1 or 0.
component pressure. When the
R/W_ component’s current pressure
160 Minimum component pressure User Float 4 0.0 to 9999.99 0 2.34
CNDL (73,0,24) falls below this value, the
system raises the Pressure Fail
Meter # alarm.
component pressure. When the
R/W_ component’s current pressure
161 Maximum component pressure User Float 4 0.0 to 9999.99 0 2.34
CNDL (73,0,24) rises above this value,
the system raises the Pressure Fail
Meter # alarm.
Indicates alarm status for the
Pressure Fail Meter # alarm. One
162 Pressure fail alarm bitmap R/O System UINT16 2 0  15 0 1.22 bit is used for each meter. When
the alarm is raised/cleared, the
component density. When the
component’s current density
163 Minimum component density R/W User Float 4 –9999.9 to 9999.9 -9999.9 1.22
(73,0,18) rises above this value,
the system raises the Density Fail
Comp # alarm.
component density. When the
component’s current density
164 Maximum component density R/W User Float 4 –9999.9 to 9999.9 9999.9 1.22
(73,0,18) falls below this value, the
system raises the Density Fail
Comp # alarm.
Indicates alarm status for Density
Fail Comp # alarm. One bit is used
165 Density fail alarm bitmap R/O System UINT16 2 0  15 0 1.00 for each component, starting from
LSB bit 0. When raised/cleared, the


System or
Update
Writes a new TA command. In
automatic mode, the system
accepts all commands received
from the TAS. In manual mode,
only some TAS commands are
accepted. The TA writes the new
TA command to this parameter.
Batching/M The Batching user program copies
166 TA command R/W UINT8 1 Valid TA command 0 1.00 this parameter to New TA
odbus
Command (63,0,67) and resets this
parameter to 0 to accept new TA
command. Batching user program
then executes the command and
write the exception code (63,0,68).
Refer to Appendix F for list of all
supported command codes.
Shows a backup copy of TA
Command (63,0,166). The system
167 New TA command R/O System UINT8 1 Valid TA command 0 1.00 keeps a copy of TA Command to
raise TLP change event at TA
command parameter.
Shows exceptions raised during
execution of latest TAS command.
The Batching user program
completes this parameter with the
exception code after execution of
each TA command received at
New TA Command (63,0,67). The
168 TA exception code R/O System UINT8 1 Any valid value 0 1.22 TAS reads this to read the result of
execute commands.
Note: A value of 255 means no
exception is raised (that is, the
command executed successfully).
Refer to Appendix F for list of all
supported command codes.


System or
Update
Indicates the TAS-provided additive
selection bitmap, used in the
following TA commands:
1. Prompt Additive (where
suggested additives are displayed
as selected in select additive
screen of keypad display)
170 Suggested Additive by TA R/W User UINT16 2 0  63 0 1.00 2. Authorize Transaction (where TA
can force additive selection bitmap
(63,0,112) by making this 0. TAS
can also allow to select the
additives according to the
configured Additive Selection
Method [63,0,102] by making this
as 1.
Defines, in seconds, how long the
TAS waits before timing out. Use
this parameter with TA commands
TA/ that require the operator to answer
171 Operation timeout R/W UINT16 2 0  65535 0 1.00 a prompt. If the operator does not
System
perform any selection within this
time then active screen times out.
Note: Used with the TAS.
Provides a copy of Status Flags
(63,0,119). The TAS completes this
TA/
172 Copy status R/W UINT32 4 0  4294967295 0 1.00 field and uses it in the Clear Status
System
TA command to clear certain status
flags.
Indicates a TA-provided alarm ID.
The TA system uses it for the
TA/ Reset Primary Alarm and Report
173 Reset alarm id R/W UINT8 1 0  255 255 1.00
System Alarm TA commands. The DL8000
reads the alarm ID from this TLP
and executes the command.
Indicates a TA-provided value. The
TAS uses this value in the Set Date
TA/ and Time command to set the clock
174 TA set time R/W TIME 4 Any valid time 0 1.00
System time in the DL8000. Time is
number of seconds elapsed since
12 AM. Jan 01, 1970.


System or
Update
Indicates the string shown on the
keypad display. The TAS writes
this parameter to specify the string
TA/ Any string of length "Not
175 TA display data R/W String20 20 1.00 shown on keypad-display and then
System 20 configure"
issues a Display Message
command to display this string on
keypad.
Specifies the width of the prompt
for the Display Message command.
TA/
176 Prompt width R/W UINT8 1 0  20 0 1.00 The TAS writes this parameter and
System
issues the Display Message
command.
Stores a value the operator enters
in response to a screen prompt
after receiving Display Message
command with Auxiliary Data Index
177 Keypad Data R/W KD UINT32 4 0  99999999 100000000 1.00 equal to 0 from TA system.
Note: Default value of 100000000
is required to provide TLP change
event to user program on this
parameter.
Indicates an auxiliary data index.
This parameter is used with Display
Message command. If Display
Message command is received
from TA and index is non zero and
TA/
178 Auxiliary Data Index R/W UINT8 1 05 0 1.00 transaction is not authorized, then
System
required auxiliary screen displays.
If index is zero then it should
consider simple display message
command which can be used to
prompt fill of any authorized batch.
Indicates average batch base
density (FWA) value. The system
calculates this value when the
Any valid IEEE 754 batch is in progress using the flow-
179 Avg Batch Base Density (FWA) R/O System Float 4 0 1.00
float weighted average base densities of
all components (69,0,100). The
system resets this value to zero
when a new batch is authorized.


System or
Update
Indicates a TA-provided parameter
that specifies the new operating
mode prior to issuing a Change
180 TA operating mode R/W User UINT8 1 01 1 1.00 Operating Mode command. Valid
values are:
0 = Auto
1 = Manual
when the Temperature Failure
Meter # alarm is raised. Valid
values are:
0 = Off
R/W_
181 Temperature Fail Alarm Action User UINT8 1 04 4 2.34 1 = Info
CNDL
2 = Info & stop batch
3 = Info, stop batch, & close
contact
4 = Info, stop batch, close contact,
& lock unit.
when the Pressure Failure Meter #
alarm is raised. Valid values are:
0 = Off
R/W_ 1 = Info
182 Pressure Fail Alarm Action User UINT8 1 04 4 2.34
CNDL 2 = Info & stop batch
contact
& lock unit.
when the Density Failure Meter #
0 = Off
1 = Info
183 Density Fail Alarm Action R/W User UINT8 1 04 4 1.00
2 = Info & stop batch
contact
& lock unit.


System or
Update
Defines, for the Meter and Control
injection methods, the number of
injection cycles worth of additive
(that is, ideal doses of additive) by
which the actual volume of additive
184 Additive Error Limit (Control) R/W User UINT8 1 1  99 1 2.00
can differ from the ideal volume of
additive at any point in a batch
before the percentages are
checked for the purpose of raising
an Additive Fail # alarm.
Indicates the suggested preset
quantity, used to get the operator
TA/ 0.0 to any positive
185 Suggested Preset Volume R/W Float 4 0 1.00 input on preset quantity. The TAS
System valid IEEE 754 float
writes this value before issuing a
Prompt Preset Volume command.
Defines the number of data items
the DL8000 supports. It is used to
get the data items in manual
operating mode before authorizing
a new transaction. Data items are
used for transaction ticket printing
and archiving for each transaction.
In auto operating mode, the TAS
186 Number of data items R/W User UINT8 1 05 0 1.00
issues a Display Message
command with Auxiliary Data Index
(63,0,178) set as 1 to Number of
Data Items to get the auxiliary data
inputs from the operator. System
stores data items at (63,0,188;
63,0,190; 63,0,192; 63,0,194; and
63,0,196)
Defines the string for first data
Enter data
187 Data prompt 1 R/W User String20 20 Any ASCII string 1.00 prompt used prior to authorizing
item #1
transaction.
Defines the first data item selected
for current transaction.
429496729
188 Data item 1 R/W User UINT32 4 0  4294967295 1.00 Note: Default value of 4294967295
5
is required to provide the TLP
change event to the user program.
Defines the string for second data
Enter data
189 Data prompt 2 R/W User String20 20 Any valid string 1.00 prompt used prior to authorizing
item #2
transaction.


System or
Update
Defines the second data item
selected for current transaction.
KD/ 429496729
190 Data item 2 R/W UINT32 4 0  4294967295 1.22 Note: Default value of 4294967295
System 5
Defines the string for third data
Enter data
item #3
transaction.
Defines a third data item selected
KD/ 429496729
System 5
Defines a string for fourth data
Enter data
item #4
transaction.
Defines a fourth data item selected
KD/ 429496729
System 5
Defines a string for fifth data
Enter data
item #5
transaction.
Defines a fifth data item selected
KD/ 429496729
System 5
Defines the low flow start quantity
(gross) for inline blend when the
DL8000 switches blend to high flow
Blend Low Flow Start Quantity
197 R/W User UINT32 4 0  99,999 50 1.00 zone (as it ramps up high
(Gross)
proportion streams to high flowrate
and starts delivery of low proportion
streams).
Indicates the gross volume
0.0 to any positive
delivered since the end of previous
198 Gross Unauthorized Transaction Qty R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00
transaction when any meter was in
Double
un-authorized state (63,0,133).


System or
Update
Indicates the net standard. volume
0.0 to any positive
delivered since the end of previous
199 Net Unauthorized Transaction Qty R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00
transaction when any meter was in
Double
un-authorized state (63,0,133).
Indicates the mass delivered since
0.0 to any positive
the end of previous transaction
200 Mass Unauthorized Transaction Qty R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00
when any meter was in un-
Double
authorized state (63,0,133).
Contains the TLP value of the first
out-of-range parameter being
viewed in the current page of
corrupt parameters. The system
raises a Config Corrupt alarm if it
201 Out of range Parameter 1 R/O System TLP 3 Any valid TLP 0,0,0 1.00 finds any configuration parameter
holding a corrupt value.
You can display six out-of-range
parameters at a time. Use the scroll
up/down keys to browse next or
previous pages.
Contains the TLP value of the
second out-of-range parameter
being viewed in the current page of
previous pages.
Contains the TLP value of the third
previous pages.


System or
Update
Contains the TLP value of the
fourth out-of-range parameter
being viewed in the current page of
previous pages.
Contains the TLP value of the fifth
previous pages.
Contains the TLP value of the sixth
previous pages.
Defines, in seconds, the time after
which the Parameter Restored
207 Param restored alarm auto reset time R/W User UINT16 2 1  65,535 300 1.00
alarm (info type) automatically
resets.


System or
Update
Indicates the reason a parameter
has been restored. This parameter
sets when any configuration
parameter resets to its previous
value. Valid values are:
0 = Parameter not restored
1 = LOT (Lock on transaction)
2 = LOB (Lock on Batch auth or
progress)
3 = LOP (Lock on Primary alarm)
208 Restore reason code R/O System UINT8 1 Any valid value 0 1.00
4 = MAX (greater than max value)
5 = MIN (less than minimum value)
6 = NOL (Not in List)
7 = NPC (Non printable character)
8 = Value is not valid DO
9 = Value is not valid DI
10 = Value is more than logicals,
11 = Invalid value (reason code
used for any of the reasons not
specified above)
Sets the maximum permissible
Maximum permissible meter factor R/W_ deviation between adjacent meter
209 System/KD Float 4 0.0  9.999 0.5 2.34
deviation CNDL factors. Otherwise Meter Factor
Deviation alarm is raised.
levels through which a stream can
211 Maximum fallback allowed R/W User UINT8 1 0  15 4 1.00 fall back.
Note: Used for inline batches.
Defines gross volume of blend
delivered since the start or restart
of a batch. After this value is
delivered, the system checks the
blend ratio for Internal Error Limit
(63,0,213) or Max Deviation
Volume (63,0,248), according to
the configured Blend Error Method
212 Correction after quantity R/W User UINT16 2 0  9999 100 1.00 (63,0,247) for making blend
adjustments if any stream has error
more than inner error. Also the
blend current zone (63,0, 96)
should be high flow zone, in which
checks for instantaneous blend
deviation occur.
Max Deviation Volume is currently
not supported.


System or
Update
Defines, as a percentage, an error
limit or a maximum blend
error/deviation. If the current blend
deviation percentage of any stream
213 Internal error limit R/W User UINT8 1 0  20 2 1.00 is more than this limit for
configurable time then the system
performs a blend adjustment.
This error is used for Blend Error
Method (63,0,247) is 0/1/2/5/6.
Defines, in seconds, how long a
stream’s blend error/deviation
percentage can be continuously
more than the value set in Blend
Tolerance Percentage (63,0,148)
or how long the error volume can
be more than Blend Tolerance
Quantity (based on the configured
Blend Error Method [63,0,247])
214 Instant Blend Alarm Delay(s) R/W User UINT16 2 0  999 5 1.00 before the system raises an Instant
Blend alarm.
The timer for this duration starts
when deviation is more than the
Blend Tolerance Percentage. This
timer stops if the deviation is less
than or equal to the Blend
Tolerance Percentage. When this
timer expires the system raises an
Instant Blend alarm.
Defines, in seconds, the duration
for which either a blend
error/deviation percentage for any
stream can be continuously more
than Internal Error Limit (63,0,213)
215 Blend Control Delay(s) R/W User UINT16 2 0  999 5 1.00 or an error volume can be more
than Max Deviation Volume
(63,0,248) (based on the
configured Blend Error Method
[63,0,247]) before the system
makes a blend ratio adjustment.


System or
Update
Defines the blend adjustment
quantity based on the configured
Preset Delivery Type (63,0,29).
The system uses this value to
calculate the blend adjustment
window during which blend
corrections should finish. If a blend
has not crossed the 50% of the
calculated adjustment window, the
next adjustment is not started.
This window should be sufficient
216 Blend Adjustment Volume R/W User UINT16 2 0  9999 50 1.00
enough to avoid repeated
adjustment and allow sufficient time
for streams to achieve the new
adjusted target flowrates and
correct blend ratios. This window
also determines the adjustment
target flowrates that will be
calculated at the time of blend ratio
adjustment.
Note: This volume is delivered only
by high proportion streams.
Defines the gross volume of blend
to be delivered following the batch
start/restart. After this volume is
delivered, the system checks the
blend ratio for Blend Tolerance
Percentage (63,0,148) or blend
tolerance qty (based on the
217 Blend Alarm After Qty R/W User UINT16 2 0  9999 200 1.00 configured Blend Error Method
[63,0,247]) and raises the Instant
Blend alarm if any stream has error
more than outer error.
Note: The blend current zone
should be in the high flow zone
where instantaneous blend
deviation is checked.


System or
Update
when the Instant Blend Comp #'
alarm is raised. Valid values are :
0 = Off
1 = Display
218 Instant Blend Alarm Action R/W User UINT8 1 04 4 1.00
contact
when the Linearization Comp #
0 = Off
RW_ 1 = Display
219 Linearization Alarm Action User UINT8 1 04 0 1.00
contact
when the Valve Failure Meter #
0 = Off
1 = Display
220 Valve Fail Alarm Action R/W User UINT8 1 04 4 1.00
contact
Defines, in seconds, the time
between the issuing of the
command to close the valve and
the batch stopping (due to any
alarm or user stop). If during this
221 Valve close Time(s) R/W User UINT8 1 1  99 5 1.00 time the flowrate through the
associated meter does not reduce
to zero then the system raises a
Valve Fail Meter #' alarm if the
Valve Fail Alarm Action (63,0,220)
is not 0 (Off).
Shows the alarm status for Valve
Fail Meter # alarm. One bit is used
222 Valve fail alarm bitmap R/O System UINT16 2 0  15 0 1.22 for each meter. When
set to 1 or 0.


System or
Update
when the Meter Factor Deviation
Comp # alarm is raised. Valid
values are:
0 = Off
R/W_
223 Meter factor deviation alarm action User UINT8 1 04 4 1.00 1 = Display
CNDL
contact
when the Temperature Drift Meter
# alarm is raised. Valid values are:
0 = Off
1 = Display
224 Temperature drift alarm action R/W User UINT8 1 04 4 1.00
contact
Sets the maximum permissible
deviation (in percentage) between
readings from two different
Maximum permissible temperature
225 R/W User Float 4 0.0  9.999 0.38 1.00 temperature probes (75,0,31 and
drift
75,0,32) above which the system
raises the Temperature Drift Meter
# alarm.
Shows alarm status for
Temperature drift alarm. One bit is
226 Temperature drift alarm bitmap R/O System UINT16 2 0  15 0 1.00 used for each meter. When
set to 1 or 0.
when the Internal Temperature Fail
0 = Off
Internal temperature failure alarm 1 = Display
227 R/W User UINT8 1 04 4 1.00
action 2 = Display & stop batch
contact


System or
Update
Sets the number of info
messages/prompts (Trans End
Prompt Message 1, 63,0,235 or
228 No of info prompts [Trans end] R/W User UINT8 1 05 0 1.00 Trans End Prompt Message,
63,0,239) the DL8000 displays at
the end of transaction in manual
operating mode.
Defines the maximum allowable
device temperature. If the current
device temperature exceeds this
Maximum allowable device limit then the system raises the
229 R/W User Float 4 0.0  300.0 130 1.00
temperature Internal Temp Fail alarm if the
Internal Temperature Failure Alarm
action (63,0,227) is not set to 0
(Off).
Shows the transaction’s starting
date and time, expressed as the
number of seconds elapsed since
12 A.M. Jan 1 1970. It shows the
01/01/1970 value for the current transaction (if
230 Transaction Start datetime R/O System TIME 4 Any valid time 1.00 a transaction is in progress) or for
00:00:00
the previous transaction (if a
transaction is not in progress).
The system uses this information
for archiving.
Shows the ending date and time for
the previous transaction, expressed
01/01/1970 as the number of seconds elapsed
231 Transaction End datetime R/O System TIME 4 Any valid time 1.00 since 12 A.M. Jan 1 1970.
00:00:00
for archiving.
Shows the batch’s starting date
and time, expressed as the number
of seconds elapsed since 12 A.M.
Jan 1 1970. It shows the value for
01/01/1970 the current batch (if a batch is in
232 Batch Start datetime R/O System TIME 4 Any valid time 1.00
00:00:00 progress) or for the previous batch
(if a batch is not in progress).
for archiving.


System or
Update
Shows the ending date and time for
the previous batch, expressed as
01/01/1970 the number of seconds elapsed
233 Batch End datetime R/O System TIME 4 Any valid time 1.00 since 12 A.M. Jan 1 1970.
00:00:00
for archiving.
Defines the string for the first info
Trans end
235 Trans end prompt message 1 R/W User String20 20 Any ASCII string 1.00 prompt message the DL8000
prompt #1
displays after transaction ends.
Defines the string for the second
Trans end
236 Trans end prompt message 2 R/W User String20 20 Any ASCII string 1.00 info prompt message the DL8000
prompt #2
Defines the string for the third info
Trans end
prompt #3
Defines the string for the fourth info
Trans end
238 Trans end prompt message 4 R/W User String20 20 Any ASCII string 1.00 prompt message the preset
prompt #4
Defines the string for fifth info
Trans end
prompt #5
when the Digital Valve Control Fail
0 = Off
1 = Display
240 Digital valve control fail alarm action R/W User UINT8 1 04 0 1.00
contact.
Shows alarm status for Digital
Valve Control Fail alarm for all the
meters.
241 Digital valve control fail alarm bitmap R/O System UINT16 2 0  15 0 1.00 One bit will be used for each meter,
starting from LSB bit 0 for meter 1.
When raised or cleared, respective
bit will be set to 1/ 0.


System or
Update
Enables the driver D check at the
start of transaction. Valid values
are:
1 = Enabled
0 = Not enabled
If the driver ID check is enabled in
a manual operating mode, then
the system validates data item 1
(63,0,188) received in response to
data prompt 1 (63,0,187) against
245 Driver ID Check R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00
the allowed list of 32 driver IDs
(61,0,162 to 61,0,192).
If the entered data item 1 matches
any of these driver IDs, then the
system issues the next data prompt
or displays the DL8000 entry
screen. If data item 1 entered does
not match any of these driver IDs,
the system displays an Invalid
Driver message.
Defines the flowrate reduction rate
[high (normal) flow rate minus Rate
reduction] the system uses if it
cannot maintain the high flowrate
(that is, used for fallback/recovery
246 Rate Reduction R/W User UINT16 2 0  9999 100 1.00 in high flow zone).
Note: Used for inline blend, where
this is the reduction flowrate of the
entire blend flowrate of high
proportion streams.
Defines method for computing
blend ratio adjustments and
247 Blend error method R/W User UINT8 1 0 0 1.00 sensing blend ratio error
conditions. Valid values are:
0 = Percentage Difference


System or
Update
Defines whether auto printing
feature of transaction ticket is
required. If auto print is enabled
then the Batching user program
always issues print ticket command
249 Auto Print Enable R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00 to Printer user program at the end
of archiving of the transaction.
Valid values are:
0 = No
1 = Yes (Automatically print
transaction ticket)
Defines whether auto printing
feature of transaction ticket is
required. If auto print is enabled
then the Batching user program
always issues print ticket command
RW_
249 Auto Print Enable User UINT8 1 01 0 2.20 to Printer user program at the end
CNDL
of archiving of the transaction.
Valid values are:
0 = No
1 = Yes (Automatically print
transaction ticket)
Defines the percentage of a
stream’s maximum flowrate
(75,0,3), above which the system
uses the high flow percentage
251 Low set point R/W User UINT8 1 0  100 20 1.00 error. Otherwise, the system uses
low flow percentage error for
defining the tolerance band for
target flowrate.
Note: Used only for inline blend.
Defines, in seconds, the maximum
duration a block valve should be
closed (status read by respective
block valve feedback input (69,0,68
to 69,0,71), if not set to undefined)
252 Block Valve Time(s) R/W User UINT8 1 0  99 10 1.00
after the system issues a Close
command to the block valve. If
block valve does not close in this
duration, then the system issues a
Block Valve Fail Comp # alarm.


System or
Update
Defines whether the numeric keys
pressed on keypad display as
actual values or as asterisks
(*).The TAS writes this parameter
(used for the Display Message
command), which prompts the
253 Disp Msg Input control R/W TAS UINT8 1 01 0 1.00 operator through a display screen
to enter some value in response.
Valid values are:
0 = Display numeric keys on
display
1 = Display an asterisk (*) for each
numeric key pressed
Indicates alarm status for Pulse
Security Meter # alarm for all the
meters.
TAS/
254 Pulse security alarm bitmap R/O UINT16 2 0  15 0 1.00 Note: One bit will be used for each
System
meter, starting from LSB bit 0 for
meter 1. When raised/cleared
respective bit will be set to 1/ 0.

3.4.5 Point Type 64: General Preset Parameters #2
Description: Point type 64 provides additional general preset parameter.

Table 3-6: Point Type 64, General Preset Parameters #2

Point Type 64: General Preset Parameters #2
Program or
Update
Sets a percentage of total allocated
archive storage memory. Once the
used archive storage memory
0 Storage Mem Alarm Percent R/W User UINT8 1 0  100 80 2.00 reaches this value, an alarm
triggers.
Note: Set this parameter to 0 to
disable this alarm.
Sets the engineering units for the
additive K factor (67,x,2). Valid
values are:
0 = CC (cubic centimeter)
RW_ 1 = INCH3 (cubic inches)
1 Additive K Factor Unit User UINT8 1 06 0 2.00
CNDL 2 = Gallons (US)
3 = Liters
4 = Barrels
5 = FT3 (cubic feet)
6 = M3 (cubic meter)
Indicates the composite gross
volume delivered in either the
current batch (when batch is in
progress) or the previous batch
(when a batch is not in progress).
0.0 to any positive
2 Composite Gross Del Qty (Batch) R/O System Double 8 0 2.00 Note: This total includes main
components and additives
delivered in the batch. It is the sum
of Gross Del Qty (Batch)
(63,0,135) and Additive Batch
Volume (67,x,36).


Program or
Update
Indicates the gross volume
delivered in either the current
transaction (when the transaction
is in progress) or the previous
transaction (when the transaction
Composite Gross Del Qty 0.0 to any positive is not in progress).
3 R/O System Double 8 0 2.00
(Transaction) valid IEEE 754 double Note: This total includes main
components and additives
delivered in the transaction. It is
the sum of Gross Del Qty (Trans)
(63,0,140) and Additive Batch
Volume (67,x,37).
Sets the recipe number which the
system automatically selects for
transaction authorization. If recipe
verification fails, then the invalid
recipe screen displays and you can
select another recipe.
Select 0 to disable automatic
recipe selection. This parameter is
5 Auto-select Recipe No R/W User UINT8 1 0N 0 2.00 used only in manual operating
mode. You can also change the
parameter value after the
transaction authorizes but before
the first batch in the transaction
starts (to select a different recipe or
un-authorize the transaction).
Note: N is the number of
configured recipes (65,0,26).


Program or
Update
Selects a method for detecting one
of three possible positions of the
product loading swing arm, based
on inputs from one or two swing
arm position switches (swing 1
input [64,0,8] and swing 2 input
[64,0,9]). The following methods
are allowed -
0 = Sgl w/o sw
Single side without swing arm
switch; side 1 forced active at all
times.
1 = Sgl 1 sw (SW2)
Single side with one swing arm
switch, where SW2 CLOSED =
side 1 and SW2 OPEN = parked
2 = Sgl 1 sw (SW1)
Single side with one swing arm
7 Side Detect Method R/W User UINT8 1 05 0 2.00 switch, where SW1 CLOSED =
side 1 and SW1 OPEN = parked
3 = Dbl 1 sw (SW2)
Double side with one swing arm
side 1 and SW2 OPEN = side 2
Note: SW1 must be OPEN.
4 = Dbl 1 sw (SW1)
Double side with one swing arm
side 1 and SW1 OPEN = side 2
Note: SW2 must be OPEN.
5 = Dbl 2 sw
Double side with two swing arm
switches, where SW2 CLOSED
and SW1 OPEN = side 1; SW2
OPEN and SW1 CLOSED = side
2; and SW2 OPEN and SW1
OPEN = parked.


Program or
Update
Sets the digital input for input
switch 1. The system uses this
value to determine the current side
(63,0,145) based on Side Detect
Method (64,0,7).
8 Swing Arm 1 Input R/W User TLP 3 Any TLP in ROC 0,0,0 2.00 Note: It should point to status
parameter indicating On/Off in
type as UINT8. If input is not
configured then switch status is
considered as OPEN or 0.
Sets the digital input for input
switch 2. The system uses this
value to determine the current side
[63,0,145] based on side detect
method [64,0,7].
9 Swing Arm 2 Input R/W User TLP 3 Any TLP in ROC 0,0,0 2.00 Note: It should point to status
parameter indicating On/Off in
type as UINT8. If input is not
configured then switch status is
considered as OPEN or 0.
Sets the side assignment for safety
circuit number 1. Side is
determined by the swing arm
position inputs. The default value is
0 (check safety circuit independent
of side).
10 Circuit 1 Type R/W User UINT8 1 02 0 2.00
Valid values are:
1 = Enabled only if loading at side
1
2
of side).
Valid values are:
1
2


Program or
Update
of side).
Valid values are:
1
2
of side).
Valid values are:
haah1
2
Sets the number of additive
injections for the additive meter
calibration process. The Additive
14 Injections for Additive Calibration R/W User/KD UINT16 2 Any non-zero value 10 2.00
module performs this number of
injections after you press the Start
key.
Sets the additive delivery mode.
Valid values are:
0 = Normal Mode
16 Additive Delivery Mode R/W User/KD UINT8 1 01 0 2.00
1 = Calibration Mode - Used only
during additive meter calibration
process.
Sets a delay (in seconds) that
allows the operator to move from
18 Calibration Delay(s) R/W User/KD UINT16 2 Any valid value 5 2.00 preset to the additive injector (if
any) when beginning injection
during additive calibration process.


Program or
Update
Sets the additive number for the
meter is to be calibrated. This
additive number is stored in
19 New Additive to be Calibrated R/W User UINT8 1 06 0 2.00
Additive to be Calibrated (64,0,22).
After storing the value, the system
resets the number to the default.
Sets the quantity to be injected in
one injection cycle during additive
Any positive valid calibration process.
20 Additive Calibration Qty. per Injection R/W User Double 8 1.00 2.00
IEEE 754 Double
Note: Used only for Control type of
Additive Injection.
Indicates error code during additive
calibration process. Valid values
are:
0 = No Error
1 = Invalid Additive Due To
Injection Method. Selected additive
is not configured for meter or
control injection methods.
2 = Invalid Additive Due To
Number of Additives Available.
Selected additive is more than
configured additive in the system.
21 Additive Error Code R/O System UINT8 1 07 0 2.00 3 = Additive User Program Not
Available or Running.
4 = Additive Calibration Qty Per
Injection not configured for
Selected additive when injection
method is Control.
5 = Injections For Additive
Calibration is zero.
6 = K factor not configured.
7 = Meter factor not configured.
Note: Some error codes are not
supported.
Shows the additive whose meter is
to be calibrated. Set this parameter
22 Additive to be Calibrated R/O System UINT8 1 06 0 2.00
to 0 to indicate that no additive is
selected.


Program or
Update
Shows Net Gross Batch total
(calculated as Total forward flow -
Reverse flow). Value resets when
Any valid IEEE double batch is authorized.
23 Net Forward Gross Batch Total R/O System Double 8 0 2.00
precision float
Note: This total updates only if at
least one meter is configured for
reverse flow.
Shows net standard batch total
24 Net Forward Net Std Batch Total R/O System Double 8 0 2.00
precision float
reverse flow.
Shows Net Mass Batch total
25 Net Forward Mass Batch Total R/O System Double 8 0 2.00
precision float
reverse flow.
Indicates whether batch preset
quantity entered (63,0,39) excludes
or includes the additive batch
quantity. Valid values are:
0 = Exclusive (Preset Qty excludes
Additive Qty)
1 = Inclusive (that is Preset Qty
26 Preset Additive Option R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 2.00 includes Additive Qty.
Note: If you set this parameter as
Inclusive then additive user
program should be running, preset
delivery type (63,0,29) should be
Gross Volume, and all additive
types (67,x, 8) should be
configured as Downstream [1]. .


Program or
Update
Sets the side on which transaction
is authorized. In auto operating
mode, this parameter locks after
the transaction is authorized. In
manual operating mode, it is
selected by device. Valid values
are:
0 = Invalid side
27 Transaction Swing Arm Side R/W User/TAS UINT8 1 02 1 2.00 1 = Loading allowed on side 1
2 = Loading allowed on side 2
Note: In auto operating mode, the
TAS writes this parameter and
specifies the side requested by
TAS prior to authorizing a new
transaction. Side is determined by
the swing arm position inputs.
Sets, in auto operating mode, the
swing arm side for which ending of
transaction is requested by the
28 TA End Trans Side R/W User/TAS UINT8 1 02 1 2.00 Issuing End transaction [0x07] TAS
command. The side should be the
same for which transaction is
authorized (64,0,27).
Shows the alarm status for the
Block Valve Fail Comp # alarm for
all meters.
29 Block Value Fail Alarm Bitmap R/O System UINT16 2 0  15 0 1.22 Note: One bit is used for each
component, starting from LSB bit 0
for component 1. When raised or
0.
34 Reserved for future use

RESERVED


Program or
Update
Sets the maximum number of bad
pulses, after which the pulse
R/W_ security alarm occurs.
37 Maximum Bad Pulses Allowed User UINT16 2 0  65535 10 2.34
CNDL (Parameter attribute changed to
R/W_CNDL as per Industry
Canada requirements.)
Sets the option for resetting the
bad pulse counter. Bad pulses are
used to raise pulse security alarm.
Valid values are:
0 = Accumulate until alarm is
R/W_
38 Bad Pulse Count Reset Option User UINT8 1 01 1 2.34 raised
CNDL 1 = Reset on every batch
authorization
(Parameter attribute changed to
Indicates whether history or
printouts are legal records or if
legal records are not required.
RW_
39 Legal Record User UINT8 1 02 0 2.20 Valid values are:
CNDL
0 = No Legal Record
1 = Printout
2 = History
Kepps status of Error (NaN or
Divide by zero) for each program. If
this sets that NaN of Infinity alarm
will raise. It will reset when new
40 Data Error R/W System UINT16 2 0  65535 0 2.4 transaction authorized. (TLP made
unreserved in version 2.34B for
user information. This TLP status
bitwise is provided in ROCLINK
display file Preset Display #11.)
40.0 Additive NaN Found Error found in respective program
40.1 Batching NaN Found Error found in respective program
40.2 Printing NaN Found Error found in respective program
40.3 History NaN Found Error found in respective program
40.4 KD NaN Found Error found in respective program
40.5 Liquid NaN Found Error found in respective program
40.8 Additive Infinity Found Error found in respective program


Program or
Update
40.9 Batching Infinity Found Error found in respective program
40.10 Printing Infinity Found Error found in respective program
40.11 History Infinity Found Error found in respective program
40.12 Additive Infinity Found Error found in respective program
40.13 Liquid Cal Infinity Found Error found in respective program
41 RESERVED Reserved for internal use
41.0 RESERVED Reserved for internal use
Sets alarm severity for keypad
display communication fail
condition. Valid values are:
0 = Off
RW_ 1 = Display
42 Keypad Display Comm Fail Alarm User UINT8 1 04 0 2.20
contact


Program or
Update
Indicates the number of days (1-
100) the system retains transaction
data in history. Requests for
RW_ transaction deletion are processed
43 History Data Retention Days User UINT8 1 0  100 100 2.20 only if the oldest transaction is
CNDL
older than the indicated value.
Note: Set this field to 0 to indicate
that history retention is not needed.
44 RESERVED Reserved for internal use.
Indicates whether the user history
program stores the product volume
unit at the end of the transaction.
54 Stored Product Volume Unit R/O User UINT8 1 01 1 2.22 Valid values are:
0 = Idle state; do not store
1 = Store at end of transaction
program stores the product mass
55 Stored Product Mass Unit R/O User UINT8 1 01 1 2.22 Valid values are:
program stores the additive volume
56 Strore Additive Volume Unit R/O User UINT8 1 01 1 2.22 Valid values are:


Program or
Update
Indicates whether the history user
program stores the product volume
57 TD Product Volume Unit R/W System UINT8 1 06 0 2.22 unit data.
Note: System populates this field
only if parameter 54 is 1.
program stores the product mass
58 TD Product Mass Unit R/W System UINT8 1 03 0 2.22 unit data.
program stores the additive volume
59 TD Additive Volume Unit R/W System UINT8 1 06 0 2.22 unit data.
Indicates the alarm status of each
additive for the Additive Fail #
alarm. LSB bit 0 indicates the
60 Additive Alarm Bitmap R/W System UINT16 2 0  1023 0 2.23 status of additive #1, and bit 9
indicates the status of additive #10.
Valid values are 1 (Alarm Active)
and 0 (Alarm Inactive).
Selects the type of reverse meter
valve. Valid values are 0 (Single
61 Rev Valve Config Option R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 2.30
Acting Valve) and 1 (Double Acting
Valve).
Sets the low flow cutoff limit to
close the block valve in low flow
stop zone (in case of fake pulses).
For any non-zero value, if the
blend flow rate (set in parameter
59 of point type 63) falls below the
62 Low Flow Cutoff R/W User Float 4 0.0  999999.0 0 2.30 low flow cutoff limit and the
component is entered in the final
stop zone, the respective block
valve closes.
Note: Enter 0 to disable this
feature.


Program or
Update
Alarm occurs when the Liquid Calc
program sets bit 1 of Calculation
Alarm Status parameter (70,0,24)
R/W_
63 InputsOutOfBound Alarm Action User UINT8 1 04 1 2.34 to 1.
CNDL
(Parameter attribute changed to

3.4.6 Point Type 65: Transaction History Parameters (#2)
Description: Point type 65 provides additional transaction history parameters.

Number of Logical Points: 1 logical point for each parameter
Table 3-7: Point Type 65, Transaction History Parameters #2

Point Type 65: Transaction History Parameters #2
Param# Name Access System or Data Type Length Range Default Ver Description of functionality and meaning of
User values
Update
0 Add 7 Gross Qty R/O System Double 8 0.0 to any positive valid 0.0 2.23 Defines the gross quanity for additive 7, as
IEEE 754 double provided by the history user program.
Note: The system adds this information to the
batch only if you set parameter 19 for point type
61(Store Additive Gross Quantity) to 1.
6 Trans Add 7 Gross R/O System Double 8 0.0 to any positive valid 0.0 2.23 Defines the transaction gross quantity for additive
IEEE 754 double 7, as provided by the history user program.


User values
Update
12 Store Net Forward Total Mass R/W User UINT8 1 0  255 0 2.30 Defines whether the system archives net forward
Batch mass batch values (as totaled by the history user
program) when the Store Batch command is
received and the batch ends. Valid values are 0
(idle state; do not store) and 1 (store at end of
batch).
13 Net Forward Total Mass R/O System Double 8 0.0 to any positive valid 0.0 2.30 Defines the net forward total mass batch quantity
Batch IEEE 754 double as provided by the history user program.
65 (Store Net Forward Total Mass Batch) to 1.
14 Store Reverse Meter Mass R/W User UINT8 1 0  255 0 2.30 Defines whether the system archives reverse
Total Batch meter mass totals (defined by parameter 56 in
point type 57) when the Store Batch command is
batch).
15 Reverse Meter1 Mass Total R/O System Double 8 0.0 to any positive valid 0.0 2.30 Defines the reverse mass total mass batch
Batch IEEE 754 double quantity for meter 1, as provided by the history
user program.
65 (Store Reverse Meter Mass Total Batch) to 1.
user program.
user program.


User values
Update
user program.
19 Store Meter Mass Total Batch R/W User UINT8 1 0  255 0 2.30 Defines whether the system archives mass meter
batch totals (defined by parameter 13 in point
type 75) when the Store Batch command is
batch).
20 Meter1 Mass Total Batch R/O System Double 8 0.0 to any positive valid 0.0 2.30 Defines the reverse mass total batch quantity for
IEEE 754 double meter 1, as provided by the history user program.
65 (Store Meter Mass Total Batch) to 1.
24 Target Stored Transaction R/O System UINT16 2 0 2.33 Indicates remaining stored transaction in history
after successful deletion
25 Target Stored Batch R/O System UINT16 2 0 2.33 Indicates remaining stored batch in history after
successful deletion
26 Target Oldest Transaction R/O System UINT16 2 0 2.33 Indicates oldest transaction's index if deletion is
Index successful
27 Target Oldest Batch Index R/O System UINT16 2 0 2.33 Indicates Oldest batch's index if deletion is
successful


User values
Update
28 Recently Archived R/O System UINT16 2 0 -> 9999 9999 2.33 Store most recently archive transaction. If
Transaction batching program cleared and downloaded again
then it will read history and update this tlp on
booting. If values of this parameter do not match
with current transaction on booting then new
archiving request will be sent.
29 Recently Archived Batch R/O System UINT16 2 0 -> 9999 9999 2.33 Store most recently archive batch. If batching
program cleared and downloaded again then it
will read history and update this tlp on booting. If
values of this parameter do not match with
current batch number on booting then new
archive request will be sent.
30 Batches in Curr. Transaction R/O System UINT16 2 0 -> 10000 0 2.33 Indicates successful batches archived in current
transaction
31 First Batch in Curr. R/O System UINT16 2 0 -> 9999 10000 2.33 Indicates stored transaction in history if current
Transaction archving is successful
32 New Transaction Stored R/O System UINT16 2 2.33 Indicates stored transaction in history if current
archving is successful
33 New Batch Stored R/O System UINT16 2 2.33 Indicates stored batch in history if current
archiving is successful

3.4.7 Point Type 67: Additives
Description: Point type 67 provides parameters for additives.

Number of Logical Points: 1 logical point for each active additive.
Table 3-8: Point Type 67, Additives

Point Type 67: Additives
System or
Update
Sets the injection method for the
additive. The following options are
possible -
0=Mechanical
1=Handshake
2=Meter
3=Control
Since the injection method is

1 Injection method R/W User UINT8 1 03 0 2.00
configured per additive, one
additive can be injected via a
simple mechanical injector ("Mech")
while another can be injected and
measured via an additive panel
("Control").
Note: Release 1.0 supports
Mechanical and Handshake
injection methods.


System or
Update
Totalizes additive flows for both
authorized and unauthorized flows.
This parameter acts as volume per
pulse in case of Mechanical and
Handshake type of additive
injections. If feedback is configured
then add this much qty to totalizers
RW_
2 Volume per pulse/K-factor User Float 4 0  9999.99 0.00 1.00 when a pulse is received on
CNDL feedback channel. If feedback is
not configured then add this much
qty to totals when ratio output is
energized.
This parameter acts as K factor of
additive meter in case of Meter and
Control type of additive injection.
Sets (for the mechanical injection
method) the number of pulses per
additive ratio cycle.
Indicates value in seconds. If ratio
output is energized and feedback
4 Additive feedback count R/W User UINT16 2 0  9999 0 1.00
pulse is not received within
configurable second then raise
Additive fail alarm ("T" alarm).
Note: Set this value to 0 (zero) to
disable this alarm
Sets the “Status” parameter of
output channel for DO and “Auto
Output” parameter of output
channel for ACIO.
6 Ratio Value output R/W User TLP 3 DO/AC IO TLP 0,0,0 1.00
The system cycles this output
according to ratio cycle injection
percentage and internal additive
ratio quantity.
Sets the TLP stores the value at
which the system receives
feedback pulses from injector.
7 Feedback input R/W User TLP 3 DI/PI/APM TLP 0,0,0 1.00
Select “Accumulated Pulses” for DI,
PI, and APM. Parameter should be
:Raw Pulse Count PI 1/2/3/4.


System or
Update
Indicates if additive is injected
before or after main product meter.
Values are:
0 = Upstream (additive injected
before main product meter and is
included in component totals)
1= Downstream (additive injected
after main product meter and is not
included in component totals).
Notes:
1. If you configure additive injection
8 Additive Type R/W User UINT8 1 01 1 2.00 as Downstream, then the system
adds this additive delivered
quantity to calculate Composite
Gross Batch Totals (64,0,2) and
Composite Gross Transaction
Totals (64,0,3).
2. If you configure Additive Preset
Option (64,0,26) is inclusive, then
you must configure all additives as
Downstream.
3. Configure all additives as either
Upstream or Downstream.
Controls additive pump. If
configured then output is energized
for respective additive at the start
of the batch & de-energized after a
9 Additive pump output R/W User TLP 3 DO/AC IO TLP 0,0,0 1.00
configurable time after end of
batch. For output channel, select
“Status” parameter for DO and
“Auto Output” for ACIO.
Controls the additive block valve. If
configured then output will be used
to block the additive flow towards
11 Additive block valve output R/W User TLP 3 DO/AC IO TLP 0,0,0 1.00
the injector when the additive pump
is made ON. Status parameter of
output channel should be selected.
Any valid IEEE 754
Stores additive authorized total
12 Running Totalizer R/O System Float 4 float within rollover 0 1.00
since DL8000 was initialized.
limit


System or
Update
Any valid IEEE 754
Stores additive value totalized for
13 Additive Batch Totalizer R/O System Float 4 float within rollover 0 1.00
the current batch.
limit
Any valid IEEE 754
Stores additive value totalized for
14 Additive Transaction Totalizer R/O System Float 4 float within rollover 0 1.00
the current transaction.
limit
Any valid IEEE 754
Stores unauthorized additive value
15 Additive Unauthorized Totalizer R/O System Float 4 float within rollover 0 1.00
since preset was initialized.
limit
Indicates how the system considers
flow for each meter for additive
injection. Each alphabetic
represents one meter. Valid values
16 Control Meters R/W User String10 10 Any valid string GGGG 1.00 are:
G = Use Gross qty
S = Use net std. qty
M = Use Mass qty
X = Do not consider this meter
Sets the percentage value of
17 Ratio cycle Inject percentage R/W User UINT8 1 0  100 50 1.00 internal ratio cycle when injection
begins in each injection cycle.
Sets the roll over limit. If non-
19 Roll Over Limit R/O System Float 4 0  214748 214748 1.02 resettable totalizer crosses this limit
then it resets to zero.
Sets the configured ratio of product
delivered to additive in a batch. If
20 Product/Additive Low Limit R/W User UINT8 1 0  99 0 2.00 additive injected falls below this
value during the batch the Batch
Additive Fail alarm raises.


System or
Update
Sets configured ratio of product
delivered to additive in a batch. If
21 Product/Additive High Limit R/W User UINT8 1 0  99 0 2.00 additive injected rises above this
value during the batch the Batch
Additive Fail alarm raises.
Sets discrete input method
26 Discrete input selection R/W User TLP 3 DI/AC IO TLP 0,0,0 1.00 selection input. Parameter should
be status of input channel.
Sets quantity in product units which
27 Ratio quantity R/W User UINT16 2 0  9999 40 1.00 controls one additive injection cycle
for given additive.
RW_ Sets the meter factor for the
28 Additive Meter Factor User Float 4 Any positive non-zero 1 2.00
CNDL additive meter.
unauthorized additive pulses
allowed within configured time
(67,x,44). If the DL8000 receives
29 Unauthorized Additive Pulses R/W User UINT16 2 Any valid value 200 2.00 more than the designated number
of pulses it raises the Additive fail
Unauthorized alarm.
Note: Set 0 for this parameter to
disable the alarm.
Stores the additive totalized value
30 Additive Calibration Total R/O System Double 8 Any valid value 0 2.00 during the additive meter
calibration process.
Sets the volume of additive
31 Prover Volume R/W User Double 8 Any valid value 0 2.00 measured in beaker during the
calibration process.
Shows the meter factor value
32 New Meter Factor R/O System Double 8 Any valid value 0 2.00
calculated after calibration process.
Shows the actual number of
Actual Injections During Additive additive injections occurring during
33 R/O System UINT32 4 Any valid value 0 2.00
Calibration the additive meter calibration
process.
Shows continuously the number of
Meter Pulses During Additive
34 R/O System UINT32 4 Any value value 0 2.00 meter pulses received during a
Calibration
meter calibration process.


System or
Update
0.0 to any positive Stores additive authorized total
35 Additive Running Totalizer R/O System Double 8 0 2.00
valid IEEE 754 double since the DL8000 was initialized.
0.0 to any positive Stores additive totalized for the
36 Additive Batch Totalizer R/O System Double 8 0 2.00
valid IEEE 754 double current batch.
0.0 to any positive Stores additive totalized for the
37 Additive Transaction Totalizer R/O System Double 8 0 2.00
valid IEEE 754 double current transaction.
Stores the unauthorized additive
0.0 to any positive
38 Additive Unauthorized Totalizer R/O System Double 8 0 2.00 total ever since the DL8000- was
initialized.
Checks the additive for
unauthorized flow. If within the
configured time the DL8000
receives more than the configured
number of unauthorized pulses
44 Additive Unauth Pulses Reset Time R/W User UINT16 2 02 60 2.01 (67,x,29) the system raises the
Additive Fail Unauthorized alarm.
Note: This parameter is applicable
only for Meter and Control injection
method (67,x,1).
46
47
48

3.4.8 Point Type 68: Recipes
Description: Point type 68 provides parameters for recipies.

Number of Logical Points: 1 logical point for each active recipe.
Table 3-9: Point Type 68, Recipes

Point Type 68: Recipes
System or
Update
0 Name R/W User String20 20 Any ASCII String Recipe #x 1.00 Name of recipe
Sets the percentage of this
component used in the delivered
1 Percentage of Component 1 R/W User Float 4 0  100 100 1.00 blend.
Note: 0 (zero) means the
component is not used.
Set the percentage of this
Sets whether flushing is done in the
recipe. Valid values are:
5 Flushing R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00
0 = Disable flush
1 = Enable flush


System or
Update
Sets the status of one additive,
starting from most significant
character for additive 1. Valid
values are:
0000000000 1 = Enable additive for recipe
6 Recipe Additives R/W User String10 10 0 1.00 0 = Disable additive for recipe
1111111111
The system uses this parameter
when additive selection method is
via recipe selection or recipe
selection with multi rate.
Sets quantity of base products
which controls one injection cycle
for additive 1.
7 Additive 1 Ratio Quantity R/W User UINT16 2 0  9999 40 1.00
Note: The system uses this
parameter only in case of recipe
with multi rate selection method.
for additive 2.
for additive 3.
for additive 4.
for additive 5.


System or
Update
for additive 6.
Used differently based on the
configured Unit Type.
Unit Type is Sequential Blend
This indicates delivery sequence
which specifies the sequence in
which all components should be
delivered.
Ex. if 312 is configured then 1st
17 Delivery Sequence or Low Proportion R/W User String10 10 ASCII String 1 1.00 deliver component 3, 2nd deliver
component 1 and at last deliver
component 2.
Unit Type is Inline Blend
This indicates whether a
component is high proportion [0] or
low proportion [1]. Inline
proportional blending is used for
maintaining ratio between all high
proportion components.
Shows the gross quantity delivered
0.0 to any positive
for current recipe since DL8000
19 Recipe Gross Del Qty R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00
was initialized. Value rolls over
double
when it crosses roll over limit.
Shows the net quantity delivered
0.0 to any positive
for current recipe since unit is
21 Recipe Net Std Del Qty R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00
initialized. It will roll over when it
double
crosses roll over limit.
Shows the mass quantity delivered
0.0 to any positive
for current recipe since unit is
22 Recipe Mass Del Qty R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00
initialized. It will roll over when it
double
crosses roll over limit.


System or
Update
Sets the low flow start rate setpoint
for the batch recipe loading profile.
This is used when Unit Type is
23 Recipe Low Flow Start Rate R/W User Float 4 0  99999.9 250 1.00 inline blender.
Note: This target flowrate is always
delivery type (63,0,29) based
flowrate.
Sets the high flow rate setpoint for
the batch recipe loading profile.
This is used when Unit Type is
24 Recipe High flow rate R/W User Float 4 0  99999.9 800 1.00 inline blender.
flowrate.
Sets, for additive 1, what flow to
consider to control ratio output.
Each alphabetic character
represents one component. Valid
values are:
G = Use gross quantity of
31 Additive 1 Control Component R/W User String10 10 ASCII string G 2.00
component
S = Use net quantity of component
M = Use mass quantity of
component
X = Don't use quantity of
component


System or
Update
values are:
component
component
component
values are:
component
component
component
values are:
component
component
component


System or
Update
values are:
35 Additive5 Control Component R/W User String10 10 ASCII string G 2.00
component
component
component
values are:
component
component
component


System or
Update
Sets the required quantity of
additive 1 during each injection.
The quantity is in configured units
(63,0,101). Additive 1 Ratio
quantity controls the injections.
Notes:
1. The system uses this parameter
in case of control injection method
(67,x,1) configured for this additive
to calculate ideal pulses per
injection. This quantity should be
configured such that ideal pulses
per injection should not be less
than one)
0
37 Additive 1 Qty/Injection R/W User Double 8 0.000 2.00 2. The system uses this parameter
9999999999.9999
in case of metered injection method
configured for this additive for
scanning of additive high and low
alarms. If this quantity is set as 0
then alarm is not raised.
3. The system uses this parameter
for control or meter injection
method configured for this additive
to calculate additive volume in
preset qty entered (63,0,39) in case
of additive as a part of preset.
4. This parameter, if configured
less than 0.0000001, will be
considered as zero.
0 For additive 2, as described for
38 Additive 2 Qty/Injection R/W User Double 8 0.000 2.00
9999999999.9999 Additive 1 Qty/Injection.


System or
Update
0 For additive 10 as described for
Specifies the product for additive 7,
the flow of which must be
considered to control ratio output.
Each character represents one
component:
49 Additive 7 Control Component R/W User String10 10 ASCII string G 2.23 G = Use gross quantity of
component
component
X = Don’t use quantity of
component
component:
component
component
component
component:
component
component
component


System or
Update
Specifies the product for additive
10, the flow of which must be
component:
component
component
component

3.4.9 Point Type 69: Components
Description: Point type 69 provides parameters for components.

Number of Logical Points: 1 logical point for each active component.
Table 3-10: Point Type 69, Components

Point Type 69: Components
System or
Description of functionality and
Param# Name Access User Data Type Length Range Default Ver
meaning of values
Update
Sets the gross volume to be

delivered at low flow start rate.
0 Low Flow Start Quantity (Gross) R/W User UINT32 4 0  99999 50 1.00 Note: Low flow start rate to high
flow rate transition is based on
gross volume delivered.
Sets the gross volume to be
delivered at low flow start rate
when either:
1. Suspended batch restarts for
which the Low Flow Start Quanity
(Gross) has already been delivered
1 Low Flow Restart Quantity (Gross) R/W User UINT32 4 0  99999 20 1.00 or
2. Component (other than the first
component in a sequential blend)
starts.
Note: Low flow start rate to high
flow rate transition is based on
gross volume delivered.
Sets the quantity (based on
configured Delivery Type) to deliver
at low flow rate or stop rate before
all flow is stopped.
2 Low Flow Stop Quantity R/W User UINT32 4 0  99999 50 1.00
This should allow sufficient time to
stabilize the flowrate during low
flow stop zone before closing the
flow control valve.


System or
meaning of values
Update
Sets a target quantity at which the

flow control valve closes during
shutdown. This is the component
preset value minus this configured
quantity (based on Preset Delivery
3 Final Stop Quantity R/W User UINT32 4 0  99999 3 1.00 Type).
Note: Set this to 0 (zero) to have
the system calculate the final stop
zone target using last five valve
closure pulse samples.
Sets, in seconds, the time between
opening the component block valve
4 Block Valve Delay(s) R/W User UINT8 1 0  99 0 1.00
and opening the component flow
control valve during startup.
Sets, in seconds, the time between
terminating flow through the meter
after closing the flow control valve
(FCV) and de-energizing the pump
for this component. The system
uses the Pump Stop Delay in
following cases:
5 Pump Stop Delay R/W User UINT16 2 0  999 30 1.00 1. Normal FCV closure due to
delivery of component being
completed
2. Batch halt due to non-primary
alarm (severity 2 or 3)
3. Batch halt due to stop key or
stop batch command from TA with
'stop key action' not set as
immediate.
Sets an identifying name for
specific component. This identifies
"Compo-
6 Component ID R/W User String20 20 Any ASCII String 1.00 the component for display and
nent #X"
logging purposes. Values must be
printable ASCII characters.
Identifies the flow meter used to
measure this component. In a
7 Meter R/W User UINT8 1 14 1 1.00 sequential blending application, all
components flow through the same
meter, one at a time.


System or
meaning of values
Update
Sets the linear meter constant (K-

Factor) in pulses/ft3 or pulses/m3
depending on volume and mass
units option in liquid preference
point type.
Any positive, non-
R/W_ Note: This configuration is used
8 K-Factor User Float 4 zero, valid IEEE 754 1.0 1.00
CNDL when Meter Factor / K-factor
float
Option (parameter #74 in
component PT) is 0 = Single Meter
Factor and Single K-factor, 1 =
Meter Factor Curve with a Single
K-factor)
Sets a number obtained by dividing
the quantity of fluid (measured by
the proving system) by the quantity
indicated by the meter during
R/W_ proving.
9 Meter Factor User Float 4 0.8  1.2 1.0 1.00
CNDL Note: The system uses this value
when Meter Factor / K-factor
Option (parameter #74 in
component PT) is 0 (Single Meter
Factor and Single K-factor).
Sets the time between starting the
pump for this component and
10 Line Pack Delay (s) R/W User UINT16 2 0  999 30 1.00
opening the flow control valve
when a batch starts or restarts.
Show the flowrate zone of the
component (also known as the
component’s “current zone”)
according to the delivery profile.
Vaild values are:
11 Current Zone R/O System UINT8 1 04 4 1.00
0 = Low flow start
1 = High flow
2 = Low flow stop
3 = Lock
4 = Final Stop (i.e. normal stop)
Defines the TLP which controls the
product pump contact for this
12 Pump Contact R/W User TLP 3 Any valid TLP 0,0,0 1.00 component.
Note: It should point to valid DO or
ACIO output status.


System or
meaning of values
Update

Indicates the component preset
quantity (based on the Delivery
0.0 to any positive
19 Component Preset R/O System Float 4 0 1.00 Type) which needs to be delivered.
valid IEEE 754 float
This is set for component in the
recipe or the flush component.
Indicates the component remaining
quantity (based on Delivery Type)
which remains to be delivered.
When the component (regular
component in recipe or flush
Any valid IEEE 754 component) is started it is set equal
20 Component Remaining Qty R/O System Float 4 0 1.00
float to component preset. As
component is metered during
loading, the incremental quantity
(based on 'delivery type') through
the meter is subtracted from comp
remaining quantity.
Shows the status of block valve
feedback error. Each bit indicates
status of one block valve starting
from LSB. Bit 0 gives the status of
seq or comp 1 block valve
feedback. The bit is set to 1 if block
valve feedback is different from that
21 Block Valve fail status R/O System UINT8 1 0  15 0 1.00
expected, i.e. block valve output
state. The Batching user program
scans block valves feedback inputs
after some delay when block valve
output state changes (that is, it is
activated during startup or de-
activated during shutdown).
Show the component preset
quantity which is adjusted from
0.0 to any positive recipe component preset to provide
22 Component flush R/O System Float 4 0 1.00
valid IEEE 754 float the flush component preset. This is
calculated and set when batch gets
authorized.


System or
meaning of values
Update
Indicates the recipe component

preset quantity after adjustment is
0.0 to any positive
23 Component preset after flush R/O System Float 4 0 1.00 made for the flush component
preset. This is calculated and set
when batch gets authorized.
Indicates the gross volume quantity
which is delivered for current
0.0 to any positive
25 Gross Component Del Qty(Batch) R/O System Double 8 0 1.00 component in the batch. This
resets when new batch is
authorized.
Show the net standard. volume
quantity which is delivered for
0.0 to any positive
27 Net Std Component Del Qty (Batch) R/O System Double 8 0 1.00 current component in the batch.
This value resets when new batch
is authorized.
Shows the mass quantity which is
0.0 to any positive
delivered for current component in
28 Mass Component Del Qty (Batch) R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00
the batch. This value resets when
Double
Shows the gross volume quantity
0.0 to any positive delivered for current component
30 Gross Component Total R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00 since the DL8000 was initialized.
Double The value never resets. It rolls over
Shows the net standard volume
quantity delivered for current
0.0 to any positive
component since the DL8000 was
32 Net Std Component Total R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00
initialized. The value never resets.
Double
It rolls over when it crosses roll
over limit.
Indicates the mass quantity
0.0 to any positive delivered for current component
33 Mass Component Total R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00 since the DL8000 was initialized.
Double The value never resets. It rolls over


System or
meaning of values
Update

Shows the minimum temperature
recorded for this component during
Any valid IEEE 754
44 Lowest component temperature R/O System Float 4 0 1.00 loading for the current batch. It
float
resets to 0 when new batch is
authorized.
Shows the timestamp when the
system recorded the Lowest
Component Temperature for this
Time
45 Lowest temperature timestamp R/O System 4 Any valid time 0 1.00 component. The timestamp
(UINT32)
represents the number of seconds
that have elapsed since 12:00 AM.
Jan. 1, 1970.
Shows the maximum temperature
Any valid IEEE 754
46 Highest component temperature R/O System Float 4 0 1.00 loading for the current batch. It
float
authorized.
system recorded the Highest
Component Temperature for this
Time
47 Highest temperature timestamp R/O System 4 Any valid time 0 1.00 component was recorded. The
(UINT32)
timestamp represents the number
of seconds that have elapsed since
12:00 AM. Jan. 1, 1970.
Shows the minimum pressure
Any valid IEEE 754
48 Lowest component pressure R/O System Float 4 0 1.00 loading for the current batch. It
float
authorized.


System or
meaning of values
Update

Component Pressure for this
Time
49 Lowest pressure timestamp R/O System 4 Any valid time 0 1.00 component was recorded. The
(UINT32)
timestamp represents the number
of seconds that have elapsed since
12:00 AM. Jan. 1, 1970.
Shows the maximum pressure
Any valid IEEE 754
50 Highest component pressure R/O System Float 4 0 1.00 loading for the current batch. It
float
authorized.
Component Pressure for this
Time
51 Highest pressure timestamp R/O System 4 Any valid time 0 1.00 component. The timestamp
(UINT32)
Jan. 1, 1970.
Shows the minimum density
Any valid IEEE 754
52 Lowest component density R/O System Float 4 0 1.00 loading for the current batch. The
float
value resets to 0 when new batch
is authorized.
Component Density for this
Time
53 Lowest density timestamp R/O System 4 Any valid time 0 1.00 component. The timestamp
(UINT32)
Jan. 1, 1970.
Shows the maximum density
Any valid IEEE 754
54 Highest component density R/O System Float 4 0 1.00 loading for the current batch. This
float
value resets to 0 when new batch
is authorized.
Component Density for this
Time
55 Highest density timestamp R/O System 4 Any valid time 0 1.00 component. The timestamp
(UINT32)
that have elapsed since 12:00 AM
Jan. 1, 1970.


System or
meaning of values
Update
Sets the stop rate for component.

The system uses this value for
inline blending during low flow stop
zone and for the delivery of the
flush component.
This is the flowrate at which the
system delivers this component
during the component’s configured
low-flow stop quantity at the end of
an in-line batch. Thus, the final
closure of the flow control valve is
always from the same flowrate so
R/W_ that valve closure averaging works
56 Stop flow rate User Float 4 0  99999.9 150 1.00 correctly, independently of the
CNDL
individual component blend
percentages in the recipes. This
also means that the overall flowrate
at the end of a batch is the sum of
the stop rates of any flowing
components.
It is also used for the delivery of
flush component.
of indicated flowrate type to provide
valve closure repeatability and
accuracy.
Sets the target flowrate in high flow
zone of this component if it is a low
proportion component (defined as 1
in Delivery Seq or Low Proportion
57 LP High Flow rate R/W User Float 4 0  99999.9 200 1.00 (68,0,16) in recipe PT.
flowrate.
Shows the actual ratio of
component in current batch being
59 Actual component % R/O System Float 4 0  99.99 0 1.00
delivered. The value resets when


System or
meaning of values
Update
Shows the flow weighted average

(FWA) component temperature
Any valid IEEE 754 value, calculated when the batch is
61 Avg Component Temp. (FWA) R/O System Float 4 0 1.00
float in progress. This value resets to
zero when a new batch is
authorized.
Sets the block valve output status
contact TLP. For sequential batch
this parameter defines the block
64 Seq or Comp 1 Block Valve Output R/W User TLP 3 Any valid TLP 0,0,0 1.00 valve output (on/off) which controls
the delivery of this component into
the common pipe. It should point to
DO or ACIO output status.
Sets the block valve feedback input
status TLP, which needs to be
monitored to check whether the
block valve output 1 is in the
correct state. If feedback input
68 Seq or Comp 1 Block Valve Feedbac R/W User TLP 3 Any valid TLP 0,0,0 1.00
does not shows correct state then
block valve fail alarm is raised. It
should be configured only if block
valve output 1 of this component is
configured.
(FWA) component pressure value,
Any valid IEEE 754
72 Avg component pressure (FWA) R/O System Float 4 0 1.00 calculated when the batch is in
float
progress. This value resets to zero
Shows the actual stream
percentage error with respect to
Any valid IEEE 754 ideal component percentage.
73 Blend Percent Error R/O System Float 4 0 1.20
float
This value updates in case of Inline
blending.


System or
meaning of values
Update
Sets how the meter factor and k-

factor should interact. Valid values
are:
R/W_ 0 = Single Meter Factor and Single
74 Meter Factor/K-factor Option User UINT8 1 01 0 1.00
CNDL K-factor,
1 = Meter Factor Curve with a
Single K-factor.
0.8  1.2 [If Meter

Factor/K-Factor
Option = 1] Sets the Meter Factor for the
R/W_ Any positive, non- associated flow rate (69,0,76) or K-
75 Meter Factor/K-factor 1 User Float 4 1.0 1.00
CNDL zero, valid IEEE 754 factor for associated frequency
Float [If Meter (69,0,76).
Factor/K-Factor
Option = 2]
Sets the flowrate for the associated
R/W_ Meter Factor
76 Flowrate/Frequency 1 User Float 4 0.0  999999.0 0.0 1.00
CNDL Note: This flowrate is always of
indicated type.
0.8  1.2 [If Meter
Factor/K-Factor
Factor/K-Factor
Option = 2]
R/W_ Meter Factor
indicated type.
0.8  1.2 [If Meter
Factor/K-Factor
Factor/K-Factor
Option = 2]
R/W_ Meter Factor.
indicated type.


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0.8  1.2 [If Meter

Factor/K-Factor
R/W_ Any positive, non- associated flowrate (69,0,82) or K-
Factor/K-Factor
Option = 2]
R/W_ Meter Factor.
indicated type.
0.8  1.2 [If Meter
Factor/K-Factor
R/W_ Any positive, non- associated flowrate (parameter
CNDL zero, valid IEEE 754 #84) or K-factor for associated
Float [If Meter frequency (69,0,84).
Factor/K-Factor
Option = 2]
R/W_ Meter Factor.
indicated type.
0.8  1.2 [If Meter
Factor/K-Factor
Factor/K-Factor
Option = 2]
R/W_ Meter Factor.
indicated type.
0.8  1.2 [If Meter
Factor/K-Factor
Factor/K-Factor
Option = 2]


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R/W_ Meter Factor.
indicated type.
0.8  1.2 [If Meter
Factor/K-Factor
Factor/K-Factor
Option = 2]
R/W_ Meter Factor.
indicated type.
0.8  1.2 [If Meter
Factor/K-Factor
Factor/K-Factor
Option = 2]
R/W_ Meter Factor.
indicated type.
0.8  1.2 [If Meter
Factor/K-Factor
Factor/K-Factor
Option = 2]
R/W_ Meter Factor.
indicated type.


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meaning of values
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0.8  1.2 [If Meter

Factor/K-Factor
Factor/K-Factor
Option = 2]
R/W_ Meter Factor.
indicated type.
0.8  1.2 [If Meter
Factor/K-Factor
Factor/K-Factor
Option = 2]
R/W_ Meter Factor.
indicated type.
(FWA) observed density value for
component when flowing through
Avg component observed density Any valid IEEE 754
99 R/O System Float 4 0 1.21 meter. It is calculated when the
(FWA) float
batch is in progress. The value
resets to zero when a new batch is
authorized.
(FWA) base density value for
component when flowing through
Any valid IEEE 754
100 Avg component base density (FWA) R/O System Float 4 0 1.21 meter. It is calculated when the
float
batch is in progress. The value
resets to zero when a new batch is
authorized.
(FWA) CTL value for component
Any valid IEEE 754 when flowing through meter. It is
101 Avg Component CTL (FWA) R/O System Float 4 0 1.21
Float calculated when the batch is in
progress. The value resets to zero


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(FWA) CPL value for component
102 Avg Component CPL (FWA) R/O System Float 4 0 1.21
(FWA) k-factor for component
103 Avg Component K-factor (FWA) R/O System Float 4 0 1.21
(FWA) meter factor for component
104 Avg Component Meter Factor (FWA) R/O System Float 4 0 1.21
Master meter factor value. This is
user entered value. The overall
meter factor deviation % will be
checked against this value as Low
Limit= Master MF - [Master MF *
Master MF %/100]
R/W_
105 Master Meter Factor User Float 4 0.5->2.0 1.0 2.34 High Limit = Master MF + [Master
CNDL
MF * Master MF %/100]
If the meter factor not withn this
range then MF deviation alarm will
be trigerred (This is added to
satisfy Industry Canada
requirement)
Expected overall MF deviation %
R/W_
106 Master MF % User Float 4 0.0->9.99 2.0 2.34 (This is added to satisfy Industry
CNDL
Canada requirement)

3.4.10 Point Type 70: Liquid Preference Parameters
Description: Point type 70 provides parameters for liquid station and meters.
Number of Logical Points: 1 logical point for each liquid preference.
Table 3-11: Point Type 70, Liquid Preference Parameters

Point Type 70: Liquid Preference Parameters
Param# Name Access System or Data Length Range Default Ver Description of functionality and
User Type meaning of values
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0 Differential Pressure Units Option R/W User UINT8 1 03 0 1.11 Sets the engineering units for
CNDL differential pressure values. Valid
values are:
0 = In H2O
1 = kPa
2 = mbar
3 = mm H2O.
1 Pressure Units Option R/W User UINT8 1 03 0 1.11 Sets the engineering units for
CNDL pressure values. Valid values are
(all units are in gauge):
0 = PSI
1 = kPa
2 = bar
3 = kg/cm2.
2 Temperature Units Option R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.11 Sets the engineering units for
CNDL temperature values. Valid values
are:
0 = Deg F
1 = Deg C.
3 Density in Units Option R/W User UINT8 1 06 0 1.11 Sets the engineering units for
CNDL density values. Valid values are:
0 = kg/m3
1 = g/cc
2 = lb/ft3
3 = lb/bbl
4 = lb/gal
5 = relative density
6 = API gravity.


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4 Linear Units Option R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.11 Sets the engineering units for
CNDL orifice and plate diameters and
prover wall thickness. Valid values
are:
0 = Inches
1 = mm .
5 Viscosity Units Option R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.11 Sets the engineering units for fluid
CNDL viscosity. Valid values are:
0 = Lb/ft-sec
1 = centipoise.
6 Volume Units Option R/W User UINT8 1 05 0 1.11 Sets the engineering units for
CNDL volume values. Valid values are:
0 = Bbls
1 = MCF
2 = km3
3 = Gallons (US)
4 = ft3
5 = m3
6 = liters.
7 Mass Units Option R/W User UINT8 1 03 0 1.11 Sets the engineering units for mass
CNDL values. Valid values are:
0 = lbs
1 = kg
2 = tons (short)
3 = tonnes.
8 Flow Rate Option R/W User UINT8 1 03 0 1.11 Sets the time basis for calculating
CNDL flowrates. Valid values are:
0 = per day
1 = per hour
2 = per minute
3 = per second.
9 Calculation Period R/W User Float 4 0.25  5 1.0 1.11 Sets, in seconds, the amount of
CNDL time between volume correction
factor calculations.
10 Program Status R/W User UINT8 1 02 0 1.11 Sets the current status of the Liquid
CNDL Calcs program. Valid values are:
0 = Program not running
1 = Program running
2 = License key not available.
11 Table Units R/W User UINT8 1 02 0 1.11 Sets the correction table to use.
CNDL Valid values are:
0 = Kg/m3
1 = Relative Density
2 = API Gravity


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12 Rollover Value R/O System Double 8 - 2^31 1.21 Shows the value at which all on-
going accumulators roll over.
13 Barrels Label R/W System AC7 7 Any valid string Bbl 1.14 Sets the unit label for Barrels.
14 MCF Label R/W System AC7 7 Any valid string Bbl 1.14 Sets the unit label for millions of
cubic feet.
15 K Cubic Meters Label R/W System AC7 7 Any valid string Bbl 1.14 Sets the unit label for thousands of
cubic meters
16 Gallons Label R/W System AC7 7 Any valid string Bbl 1.14 Sets the unit label for gallons.
17 Cubic Feet Label R/W System AC7 7 Any valid string Bbl 1.14 Sets the unit label for cubic feet.
18 Cubic Meters Label R/W System AC7 7 Any valid string Bbl 1.14 Sets the unit label for cubic meters.
19 Liters Label R/W System AC7 7 Any valid string Bbl 1.14 Sets the unit label for liters.
20 Pounds Label R/W System AC7 7 Any valid string Bbl 1.14 Sets the unit label for pounds.
21 Kilograms Label R/W System AC7 7 Any valid string Bbl 1.14 Sets the unit label for kilograms.
22 Ton Label R/W System AC7 7 Any valid string Bbl 1.14 Sets the unit label for tons.
23 Tonne Label R/W System AC7 7 Any valid string Bbl 1.14 Sets the unit label for tonnes.
24 Calculation Alarm Status R/O System UINT8 1 01 0 2.00 Indication that there has been an
error in the flow calculation. Valid
values are:
0 = Normal
1 = Error
25 Calculation Alarm Reset R/W Both UINT8 1 01 0 2.00 Option to reset the Calculation
Alarm Status (parameter #24).
Setting this parameter will clear the
Calculation Alarm Status and then
clear the Calculation Alarm Reset.
Valid values are:
0 = No action
1 = Reset.

3.4.11 Point Type 71: Liquid Station Parameters
Description: Point type 71 provides parameters for a station of liquid meter runs.
Number of Logical Points: 4 logical points for liquid stations.
Table 3-12: Point Type 71, Liquid Station Parameters

Point Type 71: Liquid Station Parameters
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0 Point Tag Id R/W User AC 10 0x20  0x7E for “Station X” 1.11 Sets an identification name for
each ASCII where X is specific station. Values must be
character the Station printable ASCII characters.
number
1 Product R/W User UINT8 1 0  23 0 1.14 Sets which product is currently
flowing through this station. The
value is the logical number of the
product point type.
2 Alarming Option R/W User UINT8 1 05 0 1.11 If enabled, generates and sends
alarms to the Alarm Log. Valid
values are:
0 = Disabled
1 = Enabled for Indicated Volume
Flow Rate (parameter #18)
2 = Enabled for Gross Volume Flow
Rate (parameter #20)
3 = Enabled for Gross Standard
Volume Flow Rate (parameter #22)
4 = Enabled for Net Standard
5 = Enabled for Mass Flow Rate
(parameter #26).
3 SRBX on Clear R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.11 Sets whether a SRBX alarm occurs
if an alarm condition clears. Valid
values are:
0 = SRBX on Clear Disabled
1 = SRBX on Clear Enabled.
4 SRBX on Set R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.11 Sets whether a SRBX alarm occurs
if an alarm condition occurs. Valid
values are:b
0 = SRBX on Set Disabled
1 = SRBX on Set Enabled.


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5 Alarm Code R/O System BIN 1 0x00  0xFF 0x00 1.11
5.0 Low Alarm Bit 0 0 1.11 Sets an alarm if the flowrate
selected for alarming (71,0,2) is less
than or equal to the Low Alarm Flow
(71,0,6). This alarm is cleared if the
flow rate selected for alarming is
greater than the Low Alarm Flow
(71,0,6) plus the alarm deadband
(71,0,8).
5.1 Not Used Bit 1 0 1.11 Not used.
5.2 High Alarm Bit 2 0 1.11 Sets an alarm if the flowrate
selected for alarming (see 71,0,2) is
greater than or equal to the High
Alarm Flow (71,0,7). This alarm
clears if the flowrate selected for
alarming is less than the High Alarm
Flow (71,0,7) minus the alarm
deadband (71,0,8).
5.3 Not Used Bit 3 0 1.11 Not Used
5.6 No Flow Alarm Bit 6 0 1.11 Sets an alarm if the flowrate
selected for alarming (see 71,0,2) is
equal to zero. This alarm clears if
the flow rate selected for alarming is
greater than 0.
6 Low Alarm Flow R/W User Float 4 Any valid IEEE 754 –1000.0 1.11 Sets an alarm value for Low Alarm
float in units of selected flow rate
(71,0,2).
7 High Alarm Flow R/W User Float 4 Any valid IEEE 754 100,000.0 1.11 Sets an alarm value for High Alarm
float in units of selected flow rate
(71,0,2).
8 Alarm Deadband R/W User Float 4 Any valid IEEE 754 100.0 1.11 Sets a value that the selected
float flowrate (71,0,2) must be above the
low alarm value (71,0,6) or below
the high alarm value (71,0,8) before
the associated alarm clears.


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9 Base Temperature Option R/W User UINT8 1 04 0 1.11 Sets a reference temperature the
net volume. Valid values are:
0 = 60 Deg F
1 = 68 Deg F
2 = 15 Deg C
3 = 20 Deg C
4 = 30 Deg C
5 = Not supported at this time
11 Measured Density Option R/W User UINT8 1 02 0 1.11 Indicates whether the station has a
CNDL densitometer(s) that provides a
density for all the meters in the
station. Valid values are:
0 = No station densitometer
1 = Single station densitometer
present
2 = Not supported at this time. .
12 Density A Logical R/W User UINT8 1 03 0 1.11 Specifies the densitometer point
CNDL from which to retrieve the density.
16 Observed Density R/O System Float 4 >0.0  Any positive 0.0 1.11 Shows the current value of the fluid
valid IEEE 754 float density observed at the station
header under flowing conditions.
Units are defined by Density Units
option (70,0.3).
17 Base Density R/O System Float 4 >0.0  Any positive 737.0 1.11 Shows the current value of the fluid
valid IEEE 754 float density at the selected base
temperature and equilibrium
pressure. Units are defined by
Density Units option (70,0,3).
18 Indicated Volume Flow Rate R/O System Double 8 Any valid IEEE 754 0.0 1.11 Shows the actual volume flow rate
double as indicated by the meter. Units are
defined by Volume Units option
(70,0,5) and Flow Rate option
(70,0,8).
19 Indicated Volume Total R/O System Double 8 Any valid IEEE 754 0.0 1.11 Indicates the volumetric total in
double volume units selected. Units are
(70,0,5).


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20 Gross Volume Flow Rate R/O System Double 8 Any valid IEEE 754 0.0 1.11 Shows the actual volume flow rate
double as indicated by the meter. Units are
(70,0,8).
21 Gross Volume Total R/O System Double 8 Any valid IEEE 754 0.0 1.11 Shows the volumetric total in
double volume units selected. Units are
defined by volume units option
(70,0,5). Rollover is defined by
70,0,11.
22 Gross Standard Volume Flow Rate R/O System Double 8 Any valid IEEE 754 0.0 1.11 Shows the volume flow rate at base
double conditions, also corrected for meter
performance. Units are defined by
Volume Units option (70,0,5) and
flow rate option (70,0,8).
23 Gross Standard Volume Total R/O System Double 8 Any valid IEEE 754 0.0 1.11 Shows the ongoing accumulation of
double volume at base conditions, also
corrected for meter performance.
Units are defined by Volume Units
option (70,0,5). Rollover is defined
by 70,0,11.
24 Net Standard Volume Flow Rate R/O System Double 8 Any valid IEEE 754 0.0 1.11 Shows the gross standard volume
double flow rate corrected for non-
merchantable quantities such as
sediment and water. Applies only to
crude oil applications. This
parameter is identical to Gross
Standard Volume Flow Rate
(parameter #17) for other fluid
types. Units are defined by volume
units option (70,0,5) and flow rate
option (70,0,8).
25 Net Standard Volume Total R/O System Double 8 0.0Any positive 0.0 1.11 Shows the gross standard volume
valid IEEE 754 total corrected for non-
double merchantable quantities such as
Standard Volume Total (parameter
#18) for other fluid types. Units are
(70,0,5). Rollover is defined by
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26 Mass Rate R/O System Double 8 0.0Any positive 0.0 1.11 Shows the mass flow rate. Units are
valid IEEE 754 defined by mass units option
double (70,0,6) and flow rate option (point
70,0,8).
27 Mass Total R/O System Double 8 0.0Any positive 0.0 1.11 Shows the total accumulation of
valid IEEE 754 float mass since the last contract hour in
mlb or tonnes. Rollover is defined
by 70,0,11.
28 Temperature Correction Table R/O System UINT8 1 0  21 20 1.11 Shows which temperature
correction table has been selected
based on the product type, density
units, and base temperature. Valid
values are:
0 = 1980 API2540 Table 5/6A
1 = 1980 API2540 Table 5/6B
2 = 1982 API2540 Table 5/6D
3 = 1980 API2540 Table 6C
4 = 1980 API2540 Table 23/24A
5 = 1980 API2540 Table 23/24B
6 = 1982 API2540 Table 23/24D
7 = TP27 Table 23/24E
8 = 1980 API2540 Table 24C
9 = 1980 API2540 Table 53/54A
10 = 1980 API2540 Table 53/54B
11 = 1982 API2540 Table 53/54D
12 = 1982 API2540 Table 53/54E
13 = 1980 API2540 Table 54C
14 = ISO / IP-3/ Table 59A/60A
15 = ISO / IP-3. Table 59/60B
16 = ISO / IP-3/ Table 59/60D
17 = TP27 Table 59E/60E
18 = Procedure 11.1.6 2004
19 = Procedure 11.1.7 2004
20 = Invalid Table
21 = Ethanol
29 Pressure Correction Table R/O System UINT8 1 05 o 1.11 Shows which pressure correction
table has been selected based on
the density and temperature units.
Valid values are:
0 = User compressibility
1 = 1984 API2540 Table 11.2.1
2 = 1984 API2540 Table 11.2.1M
3 = 1986 API2540 Table 11.2.2
4 = 1986 API2540 Table 11.2.2M
5 = None (Ethanol).


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30 BSW Volume Rate R/O System Double 8 Any valid IEEE 754 0.0 1.11 Shows the volume flow rate of non-
double merchantable quantities such as
crude oil applications. Units are
(70,0,6) and flow rate option
(70,0,9).
31 BSW Volume Total R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.11 Shows the volume total of non-
IEEE double merchantable quantities such as
precision float sediment and water. Applies only to
(70,0,9).
32 Indicated Volume Today R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.11 Shows the volumetric total for the
IEEE double current contract day in volume units
precision float selected. Units are defined by
Volume Units option (70,0,6).
Rollover occurs at the time indicated
(e.g., end of day, end of month).
33 Gross Volume Today R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.11 Shows the accumulation of volume
IEEE double at flowing conditions, corrected for
precision float meter factor, for the current contract
day in volume units selected. Units
are defined by Volume Units option
(70,0,6). Rollover occurs at the time
indicated (e.g., end of day, end of
month).
34 Gross Standard Volume Today R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.11 Shows the accumulation of volume
IEEE double at base conditions, corrected for
precision float meter performance, for the current
contract day. Units are defined by
volume units option (70,0,6).
35 Net Standard Volume Today R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.11 Shows the accumulation of volume
precision float meter performance and BSW, for
the current contract day. Units are
month).


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36 BSW Volume Today R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.11 Shows the accumulation of volume
IEEE double of non-merchantable quantities
precision float such as sediment and water for the
current contract day. Units are
month).
37 Mass Today R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.11 Shows the accumulation of mass for
IEEE double the current contract day. Units are
precision float defined by Volume Units option
month).
38 Indicated Volume Yesterday R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.11 Shows the volumetric total for the
IEEE double previous contract day in volume
precision float units selected. Units are defined by
39 Gross Volume Yesterday R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.11 Shows the accumulation of volume
precision float meter factor, for the previous
contract day in volume units
selected. Units are defined by
40 Gross Standard Volume Yesterday R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.11 Shows the accumulation of volume
precision float meter performance, for the previous
41 Net Standard Volume Yesterday R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.11 Shows the accumulation of volume
the previous contract day. Units are
month).


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42 BSW Volume Yesterday R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.11 Shows the accumulation of volume
previous contract day. Units are
month).
43 Mass Yesterday R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.11 Shows the accumulation of mass for
IEEE double the previous contract day. Units are
month).
44 Indicated Volume This Month R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.11 Shows the volumetric total for the
IEEE double current month in volume units
45 Gross Volume This Month R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.11 Shows the accumulation of volume
precision float meter factor, for the current month
in volume units selected. Units are
month).
46 Gross Standard Volume This Month R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.11 Shows the accumulation of volume
month. Units are defined by Volume
Units option (70,0,6). Rollover
occurs at the time indicated (e.g.,
end of day, end of month).
47 Net Standard Volume This Month R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.11 Shows the accumulation of volume
the current month. Units are defined
by volume units option (point type
70, parameter #6). Rollover occurs
at the time indicated (e.g., end of
day, end of month).


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48 BSW Volume This Month R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.11 Shows the accumulation of volume
current month. Units are defined by
volume units option (point type 70,
parameter #6). Rollover occurs at
the time indicated (e.g., end of day,
end of month).
49 Mass This Month R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.11 Shows the accumulation of mass for
IEEE double the current month. Units are defined
precision float by mass units option (point type 70,
parameter #7). Rollover occurs at
the time indicated (e.g., end of day,
end of month).
50 Indicated Volume Previous Month R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.11 Shows the volumetric total for the
51 Gross Volume Previous Month R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.11 Shows the accumulation of volume
precision float meter factor, for the current contract
day in volume units selected. Units
are defined by Volume Units option
month).
52 Gross Standard Volume Previous Month R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.11 Shows the accumulation of volume
53 Net Standard Volume Previous Month R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.11 Shows the accumulation of volume
month).


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54 BSW Volume Previous Month R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.11 Shows the accumulation of volume
month).
55 Mass Previous Month R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.11 Shows the accumulation of mass for
IEEE double the current contract day. Units are
month).

3.4.12 Point Type 72: Product Parameters
Description: Point type 72 provides parameters defining liquid product streams.

Number of Logical Points: 5 logical points.
Table 3-13: Point Type 72, Product Parameters

Point Type 72: Product Parameters
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0 Point Tag Id R/W User AC 10 0x20  0x7E for “Product X” 1.11 Sets an identification name for
each ASCII where X is specific station. Values must be
character the logical printable ASCII characters.
number
1 Fluid Type R/W User UINT8 1 09 0 1.11 Sets the type of fluid for this
product. Valid values are:
0 = Crude Oil
1 = Gasoline
2 = Jet Fuel
3 = Fuel Oil
4 = Lube Oil
5 = Special Applications (user-
defined Alpha)
6 = Light Hydrocarbons
7 = Transition Products
8 = Product out of range
9 = Ethanol
2 API Standard Version R/W User UINT8 1 02 1 1.11 Sets which version of the API
CNDL calculation standard to use. Valid
values are:
0 = Not supported
1 = 1980
2 = 2004
3 Light Hydrocarbon Standard Version R/W User UINT8 1 03 0 1.11 Sets which standard to use for
CNDL calculating a temperature correction
factor for light hydrocarbons. Valid
values are:
0 = Reserved
1 = Reserved
2 = Reserved
3 = GPA TP-27


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4 Compressibility Option R/W User UINT8 1 03 0 1.11 Sets what method to use for
CNDL calculating the product’s
compressibility. Valid values are:
0 = Program determines method
based on density of product and
temperature units
1 = API 11.2.1 calculation
2 = API 11.2.2 calculation
3 = User-defined compressibility.
Note: This selection is valid only if
you select 1 (the 1980 version of
the API MPMS Chapter 11.1
standard) for API Standard (72,0,2).
5 Compressibility Factor R/W User Float 4 0  Any valid IEEE 0.00000448 1.11 Sets the value of compressibility
CNDL 754 float factor for this product.
Note: You can write this value only
if you select 3 (User Defined
Compressibility) for Compressibility
Options (72,0,4).
6 Equilibrium/Base Pressure R/W User Float 4 >0.0  2.147,484 0.0 1.11 Sets the equilibrium (bubble point)
CNDL pressure for the current product in
psig or kPa (gauge). The
equilibrium pressure is the minimum
pressure at which bubbles of gas
appear in a liquid.
7 Alpha Coefficient R/W User Float 4 >0.0  2.147,484 1.0 1.11 Sets an alpha coefficient.
CNDL Note: This value is used only if you
select 5 (Special Applications) in
Fluid Type (72,0,1).
8 Base Density R/W User Float 4 >0.0  Any positive 737.0 1.11 Sets the base density of the product
CNDL valid IEEE 754 float at contract temperature and
pressure. Density units based on
the Base Density Type (70,0,11).
9 Low Density Alarm Limit R/W User Float 4 >0.0  Any positive 0.0 1.11 Sets the value below which the
valid IEEE 754 float system determines a density failure
has occurred. Units defined by
Station Density units option
(70,0,5).
10 High Density Alarm Limit R/W User Float 4 >0.0  Any positive 1200.0 1.11 Sets the value above which the
valid IEEE 754 float system determines a density failure
has occurred. Units defined by
Station Density units option (point
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11 Ethanol Table Option R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 2.20 Sets the calculation used then the
CNDL Fluid Type is Ethanol. Valid values
are:
1 = OIML R22 International
Alcholometric Tables 1972
2 = ABNT NBR-5992
12 Ethanol Mass Percentage R/W User Float 4 0.0  100.0 0.0 2.20 Sets the alcoholic strength by mass,
CNDL expressed as a percentage. The
system uses this value when the
Fluid Type is Ethanol.

3.4.13 Point Type 73: Liquid Meter Parameters
Description: Point type 73 defines parameters for liquid turbine meters.

Number of Logical Points: 1 logical point for each active turbine meter.
Table 3-14: Point Type 73, Liquid Meter

Point Type 73: Liquid Meter
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0 Point Tag Identification R/W User String10 10 0x20  0x7E for “LiqTurb X” 1.13 Sets an identifying name for specific
each ASCII where X is Liquid Linear Meter Run. Values
character the logical must be printable ASCII characters.
number
1 Point Description R/W User String30 30 0x20  0x7E for “ “ 1.13 Sets a descriptive name for specific
each ASCII Meter Run. Values must be
character printable ASCII characters.
2 Station number R/W User UINT8 1 05 0 1.13 Sets the station association for this
meter run. This parameter indicates
the logical number of the liquid
station (point type 141).
3 Mass Option R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.13 Indicates whether the flow meter
CNDL input provides an indicated volume
or a mass value: Valid values are:
0 = Indicated Volume
1 = Mass.
4 Flow Option R/W User UINT8 1 01 1 1.13 Sets whether flow should be
calculated and accumulated for this
meter point. Disabling the flow
calculation would normally only be
done if the flow meter allows bi-
directional flow and the flow is
currently in the opposite direction
from the direction of flow this point
is measuring. Valid values are:
0 = Disable calculation
1 = Enable calculation


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7 Alarming Option R/W User UINT8 1 05 0 1.13 Generates alarms and sends them
to the Alarm Log. Valid values are:
0 = Disabled
1 = Enabled for Indicated Volume
Flow Rate (parameter #27)
2 = Enabled for Gross Volume Flow
Rate (parameter #29)
3 = Enabled for Gross Standard
4 = Enabled for Net Standard
5 = Enabled for Mass Flow Rate
(parameter #35).
8 SRBX on Clear R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.13 Sets a SRBX alarm if an alarm
condition clears. Valid values are:
0 = Disable SRBX on clear
1 = Enable SRBX on clear
9 SRBX on Set R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.13 Sets a SRBX alarm if an alarm
condition occurs. Valid values are:
0 = Disable SRBX on set
1 = Enable SRBX on set
10 Alarm Code R/O System BIN 1 0x00  0xFF 0x00 1.13
10.0 Low Alarm Bit 0 0 1.13 Sets alarm if the Flow Rate per Day
(point type 116, parameter #0) is
less than or equal to the Low Alarm
Flow (parameter #7). This alarm
clears if the Flow Rate per Day
greater than the Low Alarm Flow
(parameter #7) plus the alarm
deadband (parameter #9).
10.1 Not Used Bit 1 0 1.13 Not used
10.2 High Alarm Bit 2 0 1.13 Sets alarm if the Flow Rate per Day
greater than or equal to the High
Alarm Flow (parameter #8). This
alarm clears if the Flow Rate per
Day (point type 116, parameter #0)
is less than the High Alarm Flow
(parameter #8) minus the alarm
deadband (parameter #9).


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10.6 No Flow Alarm Bit 6 0 1.13 If set, then no flow conditions are
present and the Flow Rate per Day
zero. If clear, then flowing
conditions exist and the Flow Rate
per Day (point type 116, parameter
#0) is not zero.
10.7 Manual Inputs Alarm Bit 7 0 1.13 If set, then one of the Uncorrected
Flow Rate TLP (parameter #13), SP
TLP (parameter #15), or TMP TLP
(parameter #17) is set to Manual
(0,0,0). If clear, then the
Uncorrected Flow Rate TLP
(parameter #13), SP TLP
(parameter #15), and TMP TLP
(parameter #17) are not set to
Manual.
11 Low Alarm Flow R/W User Float 4 Any valid IEEE 754 –1000.0 1.13 Sets an alarm value for Low Alarm
float in mft3/day or km3/day.
12 High Alarm Flow R/W User Float 4 Any valid IEEE 754 100,000.0 1.13 Sets an alarm value for High Alarm
float in mft3/day or km3/day.
13 Alarm Deadband R/W User Float 4 Any valid IEEE 754 100.0 1.13 Sets the value that the Flow Rate
float Per Day (Point Type 116, parameter
#0) must be above the low alarm
value (parameter #7) or below the
high alarm value (parameter #8)
before the associated alarm clears.
16 Densitometer Option R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.13 Sets whether the meter has a
CNDL densitometer. Valid values are:
0 = No densitometer, base density
from station.
1 = Densitometer present, calculate
base density.
17 Density Logical R/W User UINT8 1 03 0 1.13 Sets the logical number of the
CNDL densitometer point to read the value
of the observed density.
18 Observed Density R/O System Float 4 >0.0Any positive 737 1.13 Shows the actual measured density
valid IEEE 754 float of a fluid. Units defined by Density
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19 Base Density R/O System Float 4 >0.0Any positive 737 1.13 Shows the density of a fluid at base
valid IEEE 754 float or reference conditions. The system
determines this value either by
using the station base density or
calculating from the observed
density, depending on the selected
Density Option (73,0,16).
20 Uncorrected Flow Rate / Mass Flow R/W User TLP 3 TLP 0,0,0 and TLP 0,0,0 1.13 Sets the method used to get the
Rate Input CNDL 6077, 0255, pulses from the turbine and the
0255 (must be Uncorrected Flow Rate (parameter
float) and TLP #14).
105,5148,027
and TLP
103,5148,21 and
TLP 96,05,211
and TLP
98,031,120 and
TLP 141,0,6TLP
141,0,20 (Freq or
Raw Pulses)
21 Pressure Input R/W User TLP 3 TLP 0,0,0 and TLP 0,0,0 1.13 Sets the method used to get the SP
CNDL 6077, 0255, (parameter #16).
0255 (must be
float) and TLP
103,5148,21 and
TLP 96,05,211
and TLP
98,031,120
22 Temperature Input R/W User TLP 3 TLP 0,0,0 and TLP 0,0,0 1.13 Sets the method used to get the
CNDL 6077, 0255, TMP (parameter #18).
0255 (must be
float) and TLP
103,5148,21 and
TLP 96,05,211
and TLP
98,031,120 and
TLP 106,5148,22
and TLP
107,5148, 9


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23 BSW Input R/W User TLP 3 TLP 0,0,0 and TLP 0,0,0 1.13 Sets the method used to get the
CNDL 6077, 0255, percent of base sediment and water
0255 (must be (BSW).
float) and TLP
103,5148,21 and
TLP 96,05,211
and TLP
98,031,120
24 SP (Static Pressure, Pf) R/O Both Float 4 Any valid IEEE 754 0.0 1.13 Sets the static pressure value. Units
float defined by pressure units option
(70,0,1).
25 TMP (Temperature, Tf) R/O Both Float 4 Any valid IEEE 754 0.0 1.13 Sets the meter temperature value.
float Units are defined by temperature
units option (70,0,2).
26 Percent BSW R/W Both Float 4 0.0  Any positive 0.0 1.13 Sets the percentage by volume of
CNDL valid IEEE 754 float base sediment and water (BSW) in
the fluid.
27 Indicated Flow Rate R/O System Double 8 0.0Any positive 0.0 1.13 Shows the actual volume or mass
valid IEEE 754 float flow rate as indicated by the meter.
Units are defined by volume or units
option (70,0,6) and flow rate option
(70,0,9). Volume or mass depends
on TLP 73,0,3.
28 Indicated Total R/O System Double 8 Any valid IEEE 0.0 1.13 Shows the volume or mass total in
double precision units selected. Units are defined by
float volume or mass units option (70,0,6
or 70,0,7). Volume or mass
depends on TLP 78,0,3.
29 Gross Volume Flow Rate R/O System Double 8 0.0Any positive 0.0 1.13 Shows the indicated volume flow
valid IEEE 754 float rate corrected for meter factor. Units
are defined by volume units option
(70,0,9).
30 Gross Volume Total R/O System Double 8 Any valid IEEE 0.0 1.13 Shows the gross volumetric total in
double precision the selected volume units, defined
float by Volume Units option (70,0,6).
31 Gross Standard Volume Flow Rate R/O System Double 8 0.0Any positive 0.0 1.13 Shows the volume flowrate at base
valid IEEE 754 float conditions, also corrected for meter
performance. Units are defined by
volume units option (70,0,6) and
flow rate option (70,0,9).


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32 Gross Standard Volume Total R/O System Double 8 Any valid IEEE 0.0 1.13 Shows the ongoing accumulation of
double precision volume at base conditions,
float corrected for meter performance.
Units are defined by volume units
option (70,0,6).
33 Net Standard Volume Flow Rate R/O System Double 8 Any valid IEEE 754 0.0 1.13 Shows the gross standard volume
float flow rate corrected for non-
Standard Volume Flow Rate
(parameter #56) for other fluid
types. Units are defined by volume
units option (70,0,6) and flow rate
option (70,0,9).
34 Net Standard Volume Total R/O System Double 8 0.0Any positive 0.0 1.13 Shows the gross standard volume
valid IEEE 754 float total corrected for non-
Standard Volume Total (parameter
#57) for other fluid types. Units are
(70,0,6).
35 Mass Flow Rate R/O System Double 8 0.0Any positive 0.0 1.13 Shows the mass flowrate. Units are
valid IEEE 754 float defined by mass units option
(70,0,9).
36 Mass Total R/O System Double 8 0.0Any positive 0.0 1.13 Shows total accumulation of mass.
valid IEEE 754 float Units defined by mass units option
(70,0,7).
37 Correction for Temperature of the Liquid R/O Both Float 4 >0.0  any valid 1.0 1.13 Shows the correction for the effect
(CTL) IEEE 754 float of temperature on liquid at normal
operating conditions.
38 Correction for Pressure of the Liquid R/O Both Float 4 >0.0  any valid 1.0 1.13 Shows the correction for
(CPL) IEEE 754 float compressibility of liquid at normal
operating conditions.
39 Combined Correction Factor (CCF) R/O Both Float 4 >0.0  any valid 1.0 1.13 Shows the combined compressibility
IEEE 754 float factor, calculated as CTL x CPL x
Meter Factor


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40 Compressibility Factor (F) R/O System Float 4 >0.0  any valid 0.53 1.13 Show the compressibility factor of
IEEE 754 float liquid in meter at normal operating
conditions.
41 Alpha R/O System Float 4 >0.0  any valid 0.000583 1.13 Shows the liquid’s Alpha value.
IEEE 754 float
42 Meter Factor/K-factor Option R/W User UINT8 1 Reserved for future use
43 Meter Factor/K-factor 1 R/W User Float 4 Reserved for future use
44 RESERVED R/W User Float 4 Reserved for future use


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67 BSW Volume Rate R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.13 Shows the volume flow rate of non-
IEEE 754 float merchantable quantities such as
(70,0,9).
68 BSW Volume Total R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.13 Indicates the volume total of non-
IEEE double merchantable quantities such as
precision float sediment and water. Applies only to
Crude Oil applications. Units are
(point type 70, parameter #6) and
flow rate option (point type 70,
parameter #9).
69 Indicated Volume Today R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.13 Indicates the volumetric total for the
parameter #6).
70 Gross Volume Today R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.13 Indicates the accumulation of
IEEE double volume at flowing conditions,
precision float corrected for meter factor, for the
current contract day in volume units
parameter #6).
71 Gross Standard Volume Today R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.13 Indicates the accumulation of
IEEE double volume at base conditions,
precision float corrected for meter performance, for
(point type 70, parameter #6).
72 Net Standard Volume Today R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.13 The accumulation of volume at base
IEEE double conditions, corrected for meter
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73 BSW Volume Today R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.13 Indicates the accumulation of
IEEE double volume of non-merchantable
precision float quantities such as sediment and
water for the current contract day.
option (point type 70, parameter
#6).
74 Mass Today R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.13 Indicates the accumulation of mass
IEEE double for the current contract day. Units
precision float are defined by mass units option
75 Indicated Volume Yesterday R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.13 Indicates the volumetric total for the
IEEE double previous contract day in volume
precision float units selected. Units are defined by
parameter #6).
76 Gross Volume Yesterday R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.13 Indicates the accumulation of
previous contract day in volume
units selected. Units are defined by
parameter #6).
77 Gross Standard Volume Yesterday R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.13 The accumulation of volume at base
IEEE double conditions, corrected for meter
precision float performance, for the previous
parameter #6).
78 Net Standard Volume Yesterday R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.13 Indicates the accumulation of
precision float corrected for meter performance
and BSW, for the previous contract
day. Units are defined by volume
units option (point type 70,
parameter #6).
79 BSW Volume Yesterday R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.13 Indicates the accumulation of
water for the previous contract day.
#6).


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80 Mass Yesterday R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.13 Indicates the accumulation of mass
IEEE double for the previous contract day. Units
81 Indicated Volume This Month R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.13 Indicates the volumetric total for the
IEEE double current month in volume units
parameter #6).
82 Gross Volume This Month R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.13 Indicates the accumulation of
current month in volume units
parameter #6).
83 Gross Standard Volume This Month R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.13 Indicates the accumulation of
the current month. Units are defined
by volume units option (point type
70, parameter #6).
84 Net Standard Volume This Month R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.13 Indicates the accumulation of
and BSW, for the current month.
#6).
85 BSW Volume This Month R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.13 Indicates the accumulation of
water for the current month. Units
are defined by volume units option
86 Mass This Month R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.13 Indicates the accumulation of mass
IEEE double for the current month. Units are
precision float defined by mass units option (point
type 70, parameter #7).
87 Indicated Volume Previous Month R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.13 Indicated volumetric total for the
parameter #6).


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88 Gross Volume Previous Month R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.13 Indicates the accumulation of
current contract day in volume units
parameter #6).
89 Gross Standard Volume Previous Month R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.13 Indicates the accumulation of
IEEE double volume at base conditions, also
90 Net Standard Volume Previous Month R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.13 Indicates the accumulation of
IEEE double volume at base conditions, also
and BSW, for the current contract
day. Units are defined by volume
units option (point type 70,
parameter #6).
91 BSW Volume Previous Month R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.13 Indicates the accumulation of
water for the current contract day.
#6).
92 Mass Previous Month R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.13 Indicates the accumulation of mass
IEEE double for the current contract day. Units
93 Flow meter Value R/W User Float 4 Any valid IEEE 754 0.0 1.13 Specifies the indicated flow rate if
float the mass option is disabled or the
mass flow rate if the mass option is
enabled (point type 73, parameter
#3).
94 CSW R/O System Float 4 0.0  any valid 0.0 1.13 Indicates the correction factor for
IEEE 754 float sediment and water.
95 CTL Base to ALT R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0 1.13 Indicates the Correction
IEEE double temperature flow.
precision float
96 CPL Base to ALT R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0 1.13 Indicates the pressure base
IEEE double conditions to alternate conditions.
precision float


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97 CTPL Base to ALT R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0 1.13 Indicates the temperature base and
IEEE double pressure based conditions to
precision float alternate conditions.
98 F Base to ALT R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0 1.13 Indicates the compressibility factor
IEEE double base conditions to alternate
precision float conditions.
99 CTL Observed to Base R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0 1.13 Indicates the temperature observed
IEEE double conditions to base conditions.
precision float
100 CPL Observed to Base R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0 1.13 Indicates the pressure observed
IEEE double conditions to base conditions.
precision float
101 CTPL Observed to Base R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0 1.13 Indicates the temperature and
IEEE double pressure observed conditions to
precision float base conditions.
102 F Observed to Base R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0 1.13 Indicates the compressibility factor
IEEE double observed conditions to base
precision float conditions.
103 Meter Density Double R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0 1.13 Indicates the meter density at meter
IEEE double conditions.
precision float
105 Base Density Double R/O System Double 8 0.0  any valid 0 1.13 Indicates the density of a fluid at
IEEE double base or reference conditions. This
precision float value is either determined by the
station base density or calculated
from the observed density,
depending on the density option
selected (parameter #16)
106 CTPL Rounded R/O System Float 4 0.0  any valid 0 1.13 Indicates the temperature base and
IEEE double pressure base conditions to
precision float alternate conditions.
107 Manual Flow Rate R/W User Float 4 0.0  any valid 0 2.01 Manually sets the flow rate, as
CNDL IEEE 754 float opposed to reading the value from a
physical device.
108 Manual Pressure Value R/W User Float 4 0.0  any valid 0 2.01 Manually sets the pressure, as
physical input.
109 Manual Temperature Value R/W User Float 4 0.0  any valid 0 2.01 Manually sets the temperature, as
physical input.


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110 Flow Calculation Alarm Option R/W User UINT8 1 01 1 2.10 Indicates whether the system
CNDL should generate flow calculation
alarms and send entries to the
alarm log. Valid values are 0
(Disabled) and 1 (Enabled).
111 Flow Calculation Alarm Code R/O System BIN 1 0.x00  0xFF 0 2.10 See description of individual bits
below
111.0 Temperature Out of Bounds Bit 0 0 2.10 Alarm occurs if the meter/observed
temperature is outside of the
bounds set by the applicable
standard.
111.1 Pressure Out of Bounds Bit 1 0 2.10 Alarm occurs if the meter/observed
pressure is outside of the bounds
set by the applicable standard.
111.2 Observed Density Out of Bounds Bit 2 0 2.10 Alarm occurs if the density is
outside of the bounds set by the
applicable standard.
111.3 Base Density Out of Bounds Bit 3 0 2.10 Alarm occurs if the base density is
outside of the bounds set by the
111.4 Convergence Error Bit 4 0 2.10 Alarm occurs if the maximum
number of iterations is reached
without convergence in the density
calculation.
111.5 Refined Product Alarm Bit 5 0 2.10 Alarm occurs if the base density
does not match the base density of
the selected product.
Note: This alarm applies only to
refined products. .
111.6 Alpha Out of Bounds Bit 6 0 2.10 Alarm occurs if the entered value of
thermal expansion coefficient
(alpha) is outside the bounds of the
Note: This alarm applies only to
speciality products.
111.7 CTL/CPL Out of Bounds Bit 7 0 2.10 Alarm occurs if the CTL, CPL, or
CTPL exceeds the range of being
greater than 0.5 but less than 1.5.
Note: This does not create an entry
in the alarm log.

3.4.14 Point Type 74: Densitometer Interface Parameters
Description: Point type 74 provides parameters to configure a densitometer interface.

Number of Logical Points: 4 densitometer point types depending on the number of active meters.
Table 3-15: Point Type 74, Densitometer Interface Parameters

Point Type 74: Densitometer Parameters
Parm Name Access System or Data Length Range Default Ver Description of functionality and
# User Type meaning of values
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0 Point Tag Id R/W User AC 10 0x20  0x7E for “Density X” 1.13 Identification name for specific
each ASCII where X is station. Values must be printable
character the densito- ASCII characters.
meter
number
1 Density Type R/W User UINT8 1 05 0 1.13 Sets the type of density input
interface:
0 = Solartron Model 7835/45/46/47
1 = Solartron Model 7830/40
2 = UGC
3 = Analog density
4 = Analog Relative Density
5 = Analog API Gravity
6 = Sarasota Densitometer
2 Raw Density Input TLP R/W User TLP 3 TLP 0,0,0 and TLP 0, 0, 0 1.13 Specifies the ROC parameter from
6077, 0255, which to retrieve the raw density
0255 (must be input. The input may either be a
float) and TLP frequency from a densitometer or
103,5148,21 and an analog density from any source.
TLP 105, 5148,10
or 13 and TLP
96,05,211and
TLP 98,031,120
3 Raw Density Input R/W Both FL 4 >0.0  Any positive 0.0 1.13 Sets the raw input value. If the
valid IEEE 754 float density input is a frequency input
from a densitometer, this value
contains the frequency. Otherwise,
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4 Density Input Status R/O System UINT8 1 01 0 1.13 Indicates the current status of the
density input:
0 = Density value within normal
range
1 = Density value exceeds density
low limit or density high limit for the
product.
5 Density Temperature TLP R/W User TLP 3 TLP 0,0,0 and TLP 0, 0, 0 1.13 Specifies the ROC parameter from
6077, 0255, which to retrieve the temperature at
0255 (must be the density measurement.
float) and TLP
103,5148,21 and
TLP 106, 5148,22
and TLP 107,
5148,9and TLP
96,05,211and
TLP 98,031,120
6 Density Temperature R/W Both FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 60.0 1.13 Sets the value of temperature at the
float density measurement site. Units
defined by temperature units option
7 Density Pressure TLP R/W User TLP 3 TLP 0,0,0 and TLP 0, 0, 0 1.13 Specifies the ROC parameter from
6077, 0255, which to retrieve the pressure at the
0255 (must be densitometer.
float) and TLP
103,5148,21 and
TLP
96,05,211and
TLP 98,031,120
8 Density Pressure R/W Both FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 0.0 1.13 Sets the value of pressure at the
float density measurement site. Units
defined by pressure units option
9 Basic Transducer Constant K0 R/W User Double 8 Any valid IEEE 0.0 1.13 Sets the constant K0 from the
double calibration certificate of the
Solartron or UGC densitometer. The
system uses this constant in the
general density calculation. Values
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Solartron or UGC densitometer.
This system uses this constant in
the general density calculation.
Values are in C and Bar.
Solartron or UGC densitometer. The
system uses this constant in the
general density calculation. Values
12 Solartron Temperature Correction R/W User Double 8 Any valid IEEE 0.0 1.13 Sets the constant K18 from the
Constant K18 double calibration certificate of the
Solartron densitometer. The system
uses this constant in the
temperature compensation
calculation. Set to zero to disable
the temperature compensation.
13 Solartron Temperature Correction R/W User Double 8 Any valid IEEE 0.0 1.13 Sets the constant K19 from the
Constant K19 double calibration certificate of the
Solartron densitometer. This
constant is used in the temperature
compensation calculation. Set to
zero to disable the temperature
compensation. Values are in C and
Bar.
14 Solartron Pressure Correction Constant R/W User Double 8 Any valid IEEE 0.0 1.13 Sets the constant K20A from the
K20A double calibration certificate of the
uses this constant in the pressure
zero to disable the pressure
Bar.
15 Solartron Pressure Correction Constant R/W User Double 8 Any valid IEEE 0.0 1.13 Sets the constant K20B from the
K20B double calibration certificate of the
constant is used in the pressure
Bar.


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16 Solartron Pressure Correction Constant R/W User Double 8 Any valid IEEE 0.0 1.13 Sets the constant K21A from the
K21A double calibration certificate of the
constant is used in the pressure
Bar.
17 Solartron Pressure Correction Constant R/W User Double 8 Any valid IEEE 0.0 1.13 Sets the constant K21B from the
K21B double calibration certificate of the
uses this constant in the pressure
Bar.
18 Velocity of Sound Compensation Option R/W User Double 1 01 0.0 1.13 Sets the density in kg/m3
compensated for operating
temperature other than 20 Deg C.
19 Liquid Velocity of Sound R/W User FL 4 >0.0  Any positive 0.0 1.13 Sets the actual velocity of sound of
valid IEEE 754 float the liquid at flowing conditions in ft/s
or m/s.
20 Calibration Velocity of Sound R/O System FL 4 >0.0  Any positive 0.0 1.13 Indicates the velocity of sound of
valid IEEE 754 float the liquid at calibrated conditions in
ft/s or m/s.
21 UGC Pressure Correction Constant Pc R/W User Double 8 Any valid IEEE 0.0 1.13 Sets the constant Pc from the
double calibration certificate of the UGC
densitometer. The system uses this
constant in the pressure
compensation.
22 UGC Pressure Correction Constant Kp1 R/W User Double 8 Any valid IEEE 0.0 1.13 Sets the constant Kp1 from the
densitometer. This constant is used
in the pressure compensation
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23 UGC Pressure Correction Constant Kp2 R/W User Double 8 Any valid IEEE 0.0 1.13 Sets the constant Kp2 from the
Bar.
24 UGC Pressure Correction Constant R/W User Double 8 Any valid IEEE 0.0 1.13 Sets the constant Kp3 from the
Kp3 double calibration certificate of the UGC
Bar.
25 UGC Temperature Correction Constant R/W User Double 8 Any valid IEEE 0.0 1.13 Sets the constant Tc from the
Tc double calibration certificate of the UGC
densitometer. This constant is used
in the temperature compensation
the temperature compensation.
26 UGC Temperature Correction Constant R/W User Double 8 Any valid IEEE 0.0 1.13 Sets the constant Kt1 from the
Kt1 double calibration certificate of the UGC
constant in the temperature
Bar.
Bar.


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Bar.
29 Density Correction Factor R/W User FL 4 >0.0  Any positive 1.0 1.13 Sets the multiplier value to correct
valid IEEE 754 float densitometer input.
30 Compensated Density R/O System FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 1000.0 1.13 Indicates the density in kg/m3
float compensated for operating
temperature and pressure other
than 20 Deg C. and 1 bar and
differences in velocity of sound, if
this option is selected (parameter
#18).
31 Relative Density R/O User FL 4 >0.0  Any positive 1.0 1.13 Indicates the density of fluid relative
valid IEEE 754 float to the density of water.
32 API Gravity R/O User FL 4 0.0100.0 9.86 1.13 Indicates the density of fluid
expressed as API gravity.
33 Hydrometer Correction Option R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.13 Sets the option to enable
hydrometer compensation.
34 Periodic Time R/O System FL 4 >0.0  Any positive 0 1.13 Indicates the periodic time of the
valid IEEE 754 float densitometer input (Solartron).
35 RHO Temp Compensation Option R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.13 Indicates if pressure and
temperature compensation of
density is enabled.
36 Uncorrected Compensated Density R/O System FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 0.0 1.13 Indicates the value of the
Compensated Density before the
user-defined correction factor is
applied.
37 Uncorrected Relative Density R/O System FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 0.0 1.13 Indicates the value of the Relative
Density before the user-defined
correction factor is applied.
38 Uncorrected API Gravity R/O System FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 0.0 1.13 Indicates the value of the API
Gravity before the user-defined
correction factor is applied.

3.4.15 Point Type 75: Meters
Description: Point type 75 defines meter parameters.

Number of Logical Points: 1 logical point for each active meter.
Table 3-16: Point Type 75, Meter Parametes

Point Type 75: Meter Parameters
System or
Parm Data Description of functionality and
Name Access User Length Range Default Ver
# Type meaning of values
Update
Shows the valve that controls flow
through this meter.
Note: This parameter is read-only
1 (Log 1) so it cannot be changed. The value
2 (Log 2) of this parameter always equals its
0 Valve to be Controlled R/O User UINT8 1 14 1.00
3 (Log 3) logical number + 1. This ensures a
4 (Log 4) one-to-one correspondence
between logicals of meter and
valve point types, so that value #1
is assigned to meter #1.
Sets an identifying name for
specific meter for display and
1 Meter ID R/W User String7 7 ASCII String “Meter #X” 1.00
logging purposes. Values must be
printable ASCII characters.
Sets the minimum flowrate
permitted for the time period set in
Low Flow Time (63,0,38) before the
system raises a Low Flow alarm.
R/W_
2 Minimum Flow Rate User UINT32 4 0  99999 100 1.00 Each meter can have different
CNDL minimum flowrate.
DL8000 uses the indicated flowrate
from liquid turbine to raise the Low
Flow alarm.
Sets the maximum flowrate
permitted for the time period set in
High Flow Time (63,0,40) before
R/W_ the system raises a High Flow
3 Maximum Flow Rate User UINT32 4 0  99999 660 1.00 alarm.
CNDL
The DL8000 uses the indicated
flowrate from liquid turbine for
raising the High Flow alarm.


System or
Update
Shows the gross volume that
passed through the meter when
meter was in un-authorized state
0.0 to any positive
(i.e. bit for this meter was 0 in
5 Meter Gross Volume (Unauthorized) R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00
'Meter Authorization status') since
Double
unit is initialized. The value never
resets; it rolls over when it crosses
roll over limit.
that passed through the meter
when meter was in un-authorized
0.0 to any positive
state (i.e. bit for this meter was 0 in
7 Meter Net Std Volume (Unauthorized) R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00
Meter Authorization status) since
Double
unit is initialized. The value never
resets; it rolls over when it crosses
roll over limit.
Shows the mass that passed
through the meter when meter was
in un-authorized state (i.e. bit for
0.0 to any positive
this meter was 0 in Meter
8 Meter Mass (Unauthorized) R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00
Authorization status) since unit is
Double
initialized. The value never resets;
it rolls over when it crosses roll
over limit.
Shows the gross volume delivered
from this meter in current batch
0.0 to any positive
when meter was in authorized state
10 Meter Gross Volume (Batch) R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00
(i.e. bit for this meter is 1 in Meter
Double
Authorization Status). Value resets
when new batch is authorized.
Shows the net standard. volume
delivered from this meter in current
0.0 to any positive batch when meter was in
12 Meter Net Std Volume (Batch) R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00 authorized state (i.e. bit for this
Double meter is 1 in Meter Authorization
status). Value resets when new
batch is authorized.


System or
Update
Shows the mass delivered from this
meter in current batch when meter
0.0 to any positive
was in authorized state (i.e. bit for
13 Meter Mass (Batch) R/O System Double 17 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00
this meter is 1 in Meter
Double
Authorization status). Value resets
shows the gross volume that
passed through the meter when
meter was in authorized state (i.e.
0.0 to any positive
bit for this meter is 1 in Meter
15 Meter Gross Volume (authorized) R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00
Double
over limit.
that passed through the meter
when meter was in authorized state
0.0 to any positive
(i.e. bit for this meter is 1 in Meter
17 Meter Net Std Volume (authorized) R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00
Double
over limit.
Indicates the mass passed through
the meter when meter was in
0.0 to any positive authorized state (i.e. bit for this
18 Meter Mass (authorized) R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00 meter was 1 in Meter Authorization
Double status) since unit is initialized. The
value never resets; it rolls over


System or
Update
Sets the TLP of the first
temperature probe input from which
temperature of the meter is read. It
should point to TLP of float data
type.
31 Temperature Probe 1 TLP R/W System TLP 3 Any valid TLP 0,0,0 1.00 The system uses this to scan for
temperature drift alarm. This alarm
is scanned only if both
Temperature Probe 1 TLP and
Temperature Probe 2 TLP
(75,0,32) of this meter point to
parameter of float data type.
Sets the TLP of the second
temperature probe input from which
temperature of the meter is read. It
should point to TLP of float data
type.
32 Temperature Probe 2 TLP R/W System TLP 3 Any valid TLP 0,0,0 1.00 The system uses this to scan for
temperature drift alarm. This alarm
is scanned only if both
Temperature Probe 1 TLP
(75,0,31) and Temperature Probe 2
TLP of this meter point to
parameter of float data type.
Shows the gross volume meter
0.0 to any positive totalizer (73,0,30) reading when
34 Transaction Start Gross Reading R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00 current transaction starts (that is,
Double the first batch in the transaction
starts).
0.0 to any positive meter totalizer (73,0,34) reading
35 Transaction Start Net Std Reading R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00 when current transaction starts
Double (that is, the first batch in the
transaction starts).
Shows the mass meter totalizer
0.0 to any positive
(73,0,36) reading when current
36 Transaction Start Mass Reading R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00
transaction starts (that is, when the
Double
first batch in the transaction starts).
0.0 to any positive Shows the gross volume meter
37 Transaction End Gross Reading R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00 totalizer (73,0,30) reading when
Double current transaction ends.


System or
Update
0.0 to any positive Shows the net standard. volume
38 Transaction End Net Reading R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00 meter totalizer (73,0,34) reading
Double when current transaction ends.
0.0 to any positive Show the of mass meter totalizer
39 Transaction End Mass Reading R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00 (73,0,36) reading when current
Double transaction ends.
40 Batch Start Gross Reading R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00 totalizer (73,0,30) reading when
Double current batch starts.
0.0 to any positive Shows the net standard. volume
41 Batch Start Net Std Reading R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00 meter totalizer (73,0,34) reading
Double when current batch starts.
0.0 to any positive Shows the of mass meter totalizer
42 Batch Start Mass Reading R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00 (73,0,36) reading when current
Double batch starts.
43 Batch End Gross Reading R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00 totalizer (73,0,30) reading when
Double current batch ends.
0.0 to any positive Shows the net standard volume
44 Batch End Net Std Reading R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00 meter totalizer (73,0,34) reading
Double when current batch ends.
0.0 to any positive Shows the mass meter totalizer
45 Batch End Mass Reading R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00 (73,0,36) reading when current
Double batch ends.
Shows the current target flowrate
for the stream flowing through this
meter. The Batching user program
sets this value for the inline batch,
0.0 to any positive when each stream is measured by
46 Stream Target Flow Rate R/O System FL 4 0 1.00 a different meter.
of indicated flowrate type (and
same is set as target for PID in
case of digital valve).


System or
Update
Shows the current target flowrate
error-limit for the stream flowing
through this meter. The Batching
user program sets this value for the
inline batch, when each stream is
0.0 to any positive measured by different meter.
47 Stream Flowrate Error Limit R/O System FL 4 0 1.00
Note: This tolerance band flowrate
is always of indicated flowrate type
(and same as set in PID in case of
digital valve). It allows the tolerance
band for alarm checking.
Shows the gross volume delivered
from this meter in current batch
0.0 to any positive when meter was in un-authorized
Meter Unauthorized Gross Volume
48 R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00 state (i.e. bit for this meter is 0 in
(Batch)
double Meter Authorization status
(63,0,133). The value resets when
delivered from this meter in current
0.0 to any positive batch when meter was in un-
Meter Unauthorized Net Volume
49 R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00 authorized state (i.e. bit for this
(Batch)
double meter is 0 in Meter Authorization
status (63,0,133). Value resets
Shows the mass delivered from this
meter in current batch when meter
0.0 to any positive was in un-authorized state (i.e. bit
Meter Unauthorized Mass Volume
50 R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00 for this meter is 0 in Meter
(Batch)
double Authorization status (63,0,133).
Value resets when new batch gets
authorized.
0.0 to any positive Shows the indicated volume meter
51 Batch Start Indicated Reading R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00 totalizer (73,0,28) reading when
double current batch starts.
0.0 to any positive Indicates the stamp of indicated
52 Batch End Indicated Reading R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 1.00 volume meter totalizer (73,0,28)
double reading when current batch ends.


System or
Update
Defines if the non-system meter is
selected for reverse flow (used for
vapor return flow in some cases
like LPG loading). Valid values are:
0 = Not used for reverse flow
53 Meter Flow Direction R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 2.00 1 = Meter is used to record reverse
flow.
Note: If meter is selected for
reverse flow then this TLP should
not be one out of meters configured
[63,0,20] in system.
Shows the gross volume total that
passed through the meter (73,x,30)
0.0 to any positive
if you configure meter flow direction
54 Reverse Meter Gross Total R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 2.00
(75,x,53Z) for reverse flow. This
double
value resets at batch authorization
and at power ON.
total that passed through the meter
0.0 to any positive (73,x,34) if you configure meter
55 Reverse Meter Net-Std Total R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 2.00 flow direction for reverse flow
double (75,x,53). This value resets at
batch authorization and at power
ON.
Shows the mass total that passed
through the meter (73,x,36) if you
0.0 to any positive
configure the meter flow direction
56 Reverse Meter Mass Total R/O System Double 8 valid IEEE 754 0 2.00
for reverse flow (75,x,53). This
double
value resets at batch authorization
and at power ON.
Shows the number of bad pulses
received. Refer parameter bad
57 Bad Pulse Count R/O System UINT32 4 0  65535 0 2.00
pulse count reset option (64,0,38)
for resetting of bad pulse count.
Indicates how the meter factor and
K-factor should interact for a
R/W- reverse meter. Valid values are 0
58 Reverse Meter Factor/K-factor Optoin User UINT8 1 01 0 2.30
CNDL (single meter factor and single K-
factor) and 1 (meter factor curve
with a single K-factor)


System or
Update
0.8  1.2 (for value
0 in parameter 58)
Meter factor for the associated flow
or
R/W- rate (parameter 60) or K-factor for
59 Reverse Meter Factor/K-factor 1 User FL 4 Any positive non- 1 2.30
CNDL the associated frequency
zero valid IEEE 754
(parameter 60)
float (for value 1 in
parameter 58)
Flow rate for the associated meter
R/W- factor.
60 Reverse Flowrate/Frequency 1 User FL 4 0  999999.0 0.0 2.30
CNDL Note: This flow rate is always of
the indicated type.
0 in parameter 58)
or
zero valid IEEE 754
(parameter 60)
parameter 58)
R/W- factor.
the indicated type.
0 in parameter 58)
or
zero valid IEEE 754
(parameter 60)
parameter 58)
R/W- factor.
the indicated type.
0 in parameter 58)
or
zero valid IEEE 754
(parameter 60)
parameter 58)


System or
Update
R/W- factor.
the indicated type.
0 in parameter 58)
or
zero valid IEEE 754
(parameter 60)
parameter 58)
R/W- factor.
the indicated type.
0 in parameter 58)
or
zero valid IEEE 754
(parameter 60)
parameter 58)
R/W- factor.
the indicated type.
0 in parameter 58)
or
zero valid IEEE 754
(parameter 60)
parameter 58)
R/W- factor.
the indicated type.


System or
Update
0 in parameter 58)
or
zero valid IEEE 754
(parameter 60)
parameter 58)
R/W- factor.
the indicated type.
0 in parameter 58)
or
zero valid IEEE 754
(parameter 60)
parameter 58)
R/W- factor.
the indicated type.
0 in parameter 58)
or
zero valid IEEE 754
(parameter 60)
parameter 58)
R/W- factor.
the indicated type.
0 in parameter 58)
or
zero valid IEEE 754
(parameter 60)
parameter 58)


System or
Update
R/W- factor.
the indicated type.
0 in parameter 58)
or
zero valid IEEE 754
(parameter 60)
parameter 58)
R/W- factor.
the indicated type.
Value determined by dividing the
Any positive non- quantity of fluid measured by the
R/W-
83 Reverse K-factor User FL 4 zero valid IEEE 754 0.0 2.30 proving system by the quanity
CNDL
float indicated by the meter during the
prove (for reverse meter).
Indicates the linear meter
constance (K-factor) expressed in
R/W- pulses/ft3 or pulses/m3, depending
84 Reverse Meter Factor User FL 4 0.8  1.2 0.0 2.30
CNDL on the volume and mass units
option in the Liquid Preference
point type (70).
Defines the output status contact
TLP for solenoid 1.
85 Solenoid 1 R/W User TLP 3 Any valid TLP 0,0,0 2.30
Note: This is for either single-
acting or double-acting valves.
TLP for solenoid 1.
86 Solenoid 2 R/W User TLP 3 Any valid TLP 0,0,0 2.30
Note: This is only for double-acting
valves.
Indicates the time, in seconds, for
87 DO 1 Retention Time(s) R/W User UINT8 1 0  30 30 2.30 which solenoid 1 remains ON after
energizing.
Indicates the time, in seconds, for
88 DO 2 Retention Time(s) R/W User UINT8 1 0  30 30 2.30 which solenoid 2 remains ON after
energizing.

3.4.16 Point Type 76: Valves
Description: Point type 76 defines valve parameters.

Number of Logical Points: 1 logical point for each active valve.
Table 3-17: Point Type 76, Valves

Point Type 76: Valves
System or
Update
Sets the percentage of difference in
the actual low flow rate and the
programmed low flow rate
(setpoint) allowed before the
system sends a flow rate
adjustment command to the flow
control valve.
This parameter defines the
R/W_ deadband and is only in effect
1 Low Flow Percentage Error User UINT8 1 2  10 5 1.00 when the low flow rate is
CNDL
established and not in effect when
the flow rate is changing to the low
flow rate during startup or
shutdown. The suggested value is
5 percent. Higher values may affect
measurement accuracy since the
flow rate will be allowed to vary
over a wider range without being
controlled.

Point Type 76: Valves

System or
Update
Sets the percentage of difference in
the actual high flow rate and the
programmed high flow rate
(setpoint) allowed before a flow
rate adjustment command is sent
to the flow control valve. This
configuration parameter defines the
R/W_
2 High Flow Percentage Error User UINT8 1 2  10 2 1.00 deadband and is only in effect
CNDL
when the high flow rate setpoint is
set. The suggested value is 2
percent. Higher values may affect
measurement accuracy since the
flow rate will be allowed to vary
over a wider range without being
controlled.
TLP for solenoid 1.
AC I/O auto-out or DO It should point to ACIO auto-out
4 Solenoid 1 (Upstream) R/W User TLP 3 0,0,0 1.00
status (140,x,19) or DO status (102,x,8)
point type status parameter having
UINT8 data type.
TLP for solenoid 2.
5 Solenoid 2 (Downstream) R/W User TLP 3 0,0,0 1.00
UINT8 data type.
TLP for stem switch 1.
6 Stem Switch 1 (Upstream) R/W User TLP 3 0,0,0 1.00
UINT8 data type.
TLP for stem switch 2.
7 Stem Switch 2 (Downstream) R/W User TLP 3 0,0,0 1.00
UINT8 data type.

3.4.17 Point Type 82: Virtual Discrete Outputs
Description: Point type 82 provides the parameters for setting up virtual discrete outputs.
Number of Logical Points: 24 logical points may exist.
Table 3-18: Point Type 82, Virtual Discrete Output

Point Type 82: Virtual Discrete Output
System or
Param Data Description of functionality and
Update
0x20  0x7E for
“DO Identifies a specif DO. Values must
0 Point Tag ID R/W User AC 10 each ASCII 2.10
Default” be printable ASCII characters.
character
0x20  0x7E for Describes the units used by the DO.
1 Units Tag R/W User AC 10 each ASCII “Percent…” 2.10 Values must be printable ASCII
character characters.
Indicates the scanning mode. Value
values are:
0 = Disabled (no changes to output
2 Scanning Mode R/W User UINT8 1 01 1 2.10 occur)
1 = Automatic (anything changes DO
values)
2 = Manual (only user can change
DO values)
If enabled, alarms are generated and
3 Alarming R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 2.10 set to the Alarm Log. Valid values
are 0 (Disabled) and 1 (Enabled).
Indicates a SRBX alarm is desired if
an alarm condition clears. Valid
4 SRBX on Clear R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 2.10 values are 0 (SRBX on Clear
Disabled) and 1 (SRBX on Clear
Enabled).
Indicates a SRBX alarm is desired if
an alarm condition occurs. Valid
5 SRBX on Set R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 2.10
values are 0 (SRBX on Set Disabled)
and 1 (SRBX on Set Enabled).
6 Alarm Code R/O System BIN 1 0x00  0xFF 0x00 2.10


System or
Update
If enabled, the Status (parameter #8)

is set to the status indicated in
‘Failsafe Status Value’ (Parameter
#22) on a restart of any kind. If
7 Failsafe on Reset R/W User UNIT8 1 01 0 2.10
disabled, the last Status before the
restart will be used. Valid values are
0 (Output Last Status on Reset) and
1 (Use Failsafe value on Reset).
Controls the state of the DO when
Scanning (parameter #2) is in auto
mode. In other words, the physical
8 Auto Output R/W Both UNIT8 1 01 0 2.10
output gets this status when the
mode (parameter # 2) is set to
Automatic.
Number of times the Status
9 Accumulated Value R/W Both UINT32 4 0  4,294,967,295 0 2.10
(parameter #8) goes from OFF to ON
is turned ON for the entered Time On
(parameter #14) and then be turned
10 Momentary Mode R/W User UNIT8 1 01 0 2.10
OFF. Valid valules are 0 (Momentary
Disabled) and 1 (Momentary
Enabled).
Indicates that the DO currently has
the Momentary ability active. Valid
11 Momentary Active R/O System UNIT8 1 01 0 2.10
values are 0 (Momentary Not Active)
and 1 (Momentary Active).
12 Toggle Mode R/W User UNIT8 1 01 0 2.10
is ON for the entered Time On


System or
Update
(parameter #14) and then turned
OFF for the same Time On. The
Status continues to cycle between
the ON and OFF states. Vallid values
are 0 (Toggle Disabled) and 1
(Toggle Enabled).
is turned ON for a calculated Time
On (parameter #14) based upon the
entered EU Value (parameter #20).
13 Timed Discrete Output (TDO) Mode R/W User UNIT8 1 01 0 2.10 After the Time On has expired, the
Status is turned OFF and remains
that way until a new EU Value is
entered. Valid values are 0 (TDO
Disabled) and 1 (TDO Enabled).
Number of seconds the Status
DO: 0.0  43,200.0
14 Time Out R/W Both FL 4 1.0 2.10 (parameter #8) is turned on for if in
DOR: 43,200.0
TDO, Toggle, or Momentary Mode.
Number of seconds for when TDO
Mode (parameter #13) and Toggle
Mode (parameter #12) are selected.
The Status (parameter #8) is ON for
15 Cycle Time R/W User FL 4 >0.0  43,200.0 15.0 2.10 the calculated Time On (parameter
#14) based upon the entered EU
Value (parameter #20). The Status is
then turned OFF based upon the
Cycle Time minus the Time On.
Minimum number of seconds the
calculated Time On (parameter #14)
is when the entered EU Value
16 Low Reading Time R/W User FL 4 0.0  43,200.0 3.0 2.10
(parameter #20) is less than or equal
to the entered Low Reading EU
(parameter #18).
Maximum number of seconds the
calculated Time On (parameter #14)
will be when the entered EU Value
17 High Reading Time R/W User FL 4 0.0  43,200.0 12.0 2.10
(parameter #20) is greater than or
equal to the entered High Reading
EU (parameter #19).
Any valid IEEE 754 Minimum EU Value (parameter #20)
18 Low Reading EU R/W User FL 4 0.0 2.10
float possible.
Any valid IEEE 754 Maximum EU Value (parameter #20)
19 High Reading EU R/W User FL 4 100.0 2.10
float possible.


System or
Update
Any valid IEEE 754
20 EU Value R/W User FL 4 0.0 2.10 Value in Engineering Units
float
Controls the state of the DO when
Scanning (parameter #2) is in
manual mode. In other words, the
21 Manual Output R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 2.10
physical output gets this status when
the mode (parameter # 2) is set to
Automatic.
The state the output is placed in
when the unit is started and the
22 Failsafe Output R/W User UINT8 1 01 1 2.10 Failsafe on Reset Parameter
(Parameter 7) is set to 1, Use
Failsafe value on reset.
Reserved for future use
23 RESERVED
Indicates the current state of the DO.

24 Physical Output R/O System UINT8 1 01 0 2.10
Valid values are 1 (ON) and 0 (OFF).
Inverts the output of the DO channel,
allowing you to use TDO mode to
keep a channel OFF for a set
amount of time and then bring the
25 Invert Output Mode R/W User UNIT8 1 01 0 2.10 channel back ON. Valid values are 0
(Normal) and 1 (Inverted).
Note: This always inverts the output,
including the Failsafe Output.
Indicates the DO type. Valid values
26 DO Type R/O System UINT8 1 01 0 2.10 are 0 (DO Relay) or 1 (DO Solid
State).

3.4.18 Point Type 84: HART Extended Point Type
Description: Point type 84 provides the HART parameters associated with the HART-2 module.
Number of Logical Points: 4 logicals per installed module may exist.
Storage Location: Any parameter noted as “persistent” is saved to internal configuration memory.
Table 3-19: Point Type 84, HART Extended

Point Type 84: HART Extended
System or
Update
If enabled, generates channel alarms
and sends them to the Alarm Log.
0 Channel Alarming R/W User UINT8 1 0-1 0 2.20 Valid values are 0 (Disabled) and 1
(Enabled).
Note: This parameter is persistent.
Alarm value for the HART channel.
1 Channel Alarm Code R/O System BIN 1 0x00  0xFF 0 2.20
If set, the HART AI EU value is less
than or equal to the AI Low Alarm EU
(parameter #2). If clear, the HART
1.0 AI Low Alarm Bit 0 0 EU value is greater than the AI Low
Alarm EU (parameter #2). Only
applies when the channel is
configured as an AI.
If set, the HART AI EU value is
greater than or equal to the AI High
Alarm EU (parameter #3). If clear,
1.2 AI High Alarm Bit 2 0 the HART EU value is less than the
AI High Alarm EU (parameter #3).
Only applies when the channel is
If set, the HART module is not
detecting a device on the output line.
If clear, the analog output is
1.5 AO Readback Alarm Bit 5 0
functioning correctly. Only applies
when the channel is configured as an
AO.
If set, communicating with the HART
module has failed. If clear, the
1.6 Point Fail Alarm Bit 6 0
HART’s hardware is operating
properly.


System or
Update
Any valid IEEE 754 Alarm value for HART AI Low Alarm.
2 AI Low Alarm EU R/W User FL 4 -10.0 2.20
float Note: This parameter is persistent.
Any valid IEEE 754 Alarm value for HART AI High Alarm.
3 AI High Alarm EU R/W User FL 4 110.0 2.20
float Note: This parameter is persistent.
Provides a range () that the HART
Any valid IEEE 754 AI EU Value may move between
4 Alarm Deadband R/W User FL 4 2.0 2.20 without causing another alarm.
float
If enabled, generates device alarms
and sends them to the Alarm Log.
5 Device 1 Alarming R/W User UINT8 1 0-1 0 2.20 Valid values are 0 (Disabled) and 1
(Enabled).
Alarm code for the device on the
6 Device 1 Alarm Code R/O System BIN 1 0x00  0xFF 0 2.20 HART channel.
If set, the Device PV value is less
than or equal to the Device PV Low
6.0 Device 1 PV Low Alarm Bit 0 0 2.20 Alarm Value. If clear, the Device PV
value is greater than the Device PV
Low Alarm Value.
If set, the Device PV value is greater
than or equal to the Device PV High
6.2 Device 1 PV High Alarm Bit 2 0 2.20 Alarm Value. If clear, the Device PV
value is less than the Device PV
High Alarm Value.
6.6 Device 1 Point Fail Alarm Bit 6 0 2.20 Device has failed. If clear, the HART
Device is operating correctly.
Alarm value for Device PV Low
Any valid IEEE 754 Alarm.
7 Device 1 PV Low Alarm Value R/W User FL 4 -10 2.20
float
Alarm value for Device PV High
8 Device 1 PV High Alarm Value R/W User FL 4 1,000,000 2.20
float
Provides a range () that the Device
Any valid IEEE 754 PV Value may move between
9 Device 1 Alarm Deadband R/W User FL 4 0 2.20 without causing another alarm.
float


System or
Update
When the device Poll Mode is set to
Download PV (4), the PV value of
Any valid IEEE 754 the device is set to the Device
10 Device 1 Download PV R/W USER FL 4 0 2.20
float Download PV value.
The current value of the PV returned
from the card or last live value if scan
Any valid IEEE 754 mode is set to Skip this Device or
11 Device 1 Live PV Value R/O System FL 4 0 2.20
float Slot modes.
Determines what value is used to
populate the PV parameter. Valid
values are:
0 = live or last live
R/W_
12 Device 1 In Use Mode User UINT8 1 0-2 0 2.20 1 = failsafe value
LOG
2 = download value. Overrides
failsafe mode except when in live
mode.
Status of what value is being used to
populate the PV. Valid values are:
0 = live or last live value without
failure
1 = last live/scanning disabled
13 Device 1 In Use Status R/O System UINT8 1 0-6 0 2.20 2 = failed to last live value
3 = failed to download value
4 = failed to failsafe value,
5 = set to download value, 6 = set to
failsafe value
If enabled, device alarms may be
generated and sent to the Alarm Log.
(Enabled).
Low Alarm Value.


System or
Update
High Alarm Value.
float
float
Provides a range () within which the
Any valid IEEE 754 Device PV Value may move between
float
float Slot modes.
Determines what value populates the
PV parameter. Valid values are:
1 = failsafe value
21 Device 2 In Use Mode R/W User UINT8 1 0-2 0 2.20
mode.


System or
Update
failure
3 = failed to download value,
4 = failed to failsafe value
5 = set to download value
6 = set to failsafe value
(Enabled).
Low Alarm Value.
High Alarm Value.
float
float
float


System or
Update
When the device Poll mode is set to
from the card or last live value if
Any valid IEEE 754 Scan mode is set to Skip this Device
float or Slot modes.
PV parameter. Valid values are:
1 = failsafe value
mode.
failure
6 = set to failsafe value.
(Enabled).
Low Alarm Value.


System or
Update
High Alarm Value.
float
float
float
float Slot modes.
PV parameter. Valid values are::
1 = failsafe value
mode.


System or
Update
populate the PV. Valid values are: :
failure
(Enabled).
Low Alarm Value.
High Alarm Value.
42.6 Device 5 Point Fail Alarm Bit 6 0 2.20 device has failed. If clear, the HART
device is operating correctly.
float
float
Provides a range () in which the
Any valid IEEE 754 Device PV Value may move between
45 Device 5 Alarm Deadband R/W User FL 4 2.0 2.20 without causing another alarm.
float


System or
Update
float Slot modes.
Determines what value is used to
populate the PV parameter. Valid
values are:
48 Device 5 In Use Mode R/W User UINT8 1 0-2 0 2.20 1 = failsafe value
mode.
populate the PV. Valid values are: :
failure
Describes the units the HART AI
0x20  0x7E for uses. Values must be primaryily
50 Units Tag R/W User AC 10 each ASCII “ “ 2.20 ASCII characters.
character

3.4.19 Point Type 85: HART Parameters
Description: Point type 85 defines HART parameters.

Number of Logical Points: 4 logicals per module inserted may exist.
Storage Location: The parameters listed as persistent are saved to internal configuration memory for point type 85.
Table 3-20: Point Type 85, HART

Point Type 85: HART
System or
Update
0 0x20 - 0x5F for each Indicates the version number for the
Channel Version R/O System AC 10 "" 1.10
HART byte firmware in the channel.
0
RESERVED
HART-2
Indicates if a channel is an analog
input or output. Valid values are:
1
Channel I/O R/O System UINT8 1 0–1 0 1.10 0 = Input
HART
1 = Output
Note: This value is persistent.
Indicates if a channel is an analog
input or output. Valid values are:
1
Channel I/O R/W User UINT8 1 0–1 0 2.20 0 = Input
HART-2
1 = Output
If disabled, all HART communication
stops and no changes occur unless
manually entered. Valid values are:
2
HART Communication Mode R/W User UINT8 1 0-2 1 1.10 0 = Disabled
HART
1 = Point to Point
2 = Multidrop

Point Type 85: HART

System or
Update
If disabled, all HART communication
stops and no changes occur unless
manually entered. Valid values are:
Bits 0-6
0 = Disabled
2 Bits 0-6: 0-2 1 = Point to Point
HART Communication Mode R/W User UINT8 1 1 2.20
HART-2 Bit7: 0-1 2 = Multidrop
Bit7:
0 = Primary Master
1= Secondary Master
Number of devices connected in
3 Number of Devices Connected R/W User UINT8 1 1–5 1 1.10 multidrop mode.
Indicates the status of the HART com.
Valid values are:
4 0 = Not Scanning
HART COM Status R/O System UINT8 1 03 1 1.10
HART 1 = Scanning
2 = Dual Master
3 = Pass thru
Indicates the status of the HART com.
Valid values are:
4 0 = Not Scanning
HART COM Status R/O System UINT8 1 04 1 2.20 1 = Scanning
HART-2
2 = Dual Master
3 = Pass thru
4 = Device in Burst mode detected
Analog Input. Valid values are:
0 = Disabled
1 = Enabled
3 = Calibration – EU Value not longer
updates and freezes at this value.
4 = Cancel Calibration (restore
5 Analog Mode R/W User UINT8 1 04 1 1.10 previous calibration)
Analog Output. Valid values are:
0 = Disabled
1 = Enabled (Auto)
2 = Manual

Point Type 85: HART

System or
Update
Enables ROC protocol pass thru
communication. 0 = Disabled, 1 =
Enabled
0: Disable
1: Strip all bytes, including preambles,
before message
6 ROC Protocol Pass Thru Enable R/W User UINT8 1 0–2 1 1.10 2: Don’t alter the message, return all
bytes.
Note: This is only R/W (to other than
0) if the license is available for this
feature.
Timeout in milliseconds to resume
polling of HART device after receiving
7 ROC protocol pass thru
ROC Protocol Pass Thru Timeout R/W User UINT32 4 0 - 4,294,967,295 5000 1.10
HART communication.
Enables or disables internal resistor.
Bits 0-30 are used. Valid values but bit
7 31 are:
Internal Resistor Control R/W User UINT32 4 0 - 4,294,967,295 5000 2.20
HART-2 0 = Enabled
1 = Disabled
EU value of analog input or output
8 EU Value R/O Both FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 float 0 1.10
0 = Use last EU Value on reset
1 = Use Failsafe value on Reset
If enabled (1), the raw D/A Output will
be set to the Failsafe value on a restart
9 Failsafe on Reset R/W User UINT8 1 01 0 1.10 of any kind. If disabled, the last EU
Value or the last saved EU Value will
be used to determine the Raw D/A
Output after a restart.
Output value when the unit starts and
the Failsafe on Reset Parameter is set
10 Failsafe Value R/W Both FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 float 0.0 1.10 to 1, Use Failsafe value on reset.
The EU value used as an output when
11 Manual Value R/W Both FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 float 0.0 1.10 Scanning is in manual mode.

Point Type 85: HART

System or
Update
The EU value used as an output when
12 Auto Value R/W Both FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 float 0.0 1.10 Scanning is in auto mode.
Indicates the current value of the
13 Physical Value R/O System FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 float 0.0 1.10
output in Engineering Units.
Calculated Digital-to-Analog value
AI:0
14 Physical Raw D/A Output R/O System UINT16 2 0  65,535 1.10 based upon The EU value that is
AO: 5,257
currently being outputed EU Value.
Live value when calibrating an AI.
15 Cabribration Live value R/O Both FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 float 0.0 1.10
Zero EU calibration value. This
parameter is read/write when the
HART channel is configured as an AO
16 EU Calibration Value Zero R/W User FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 float 0.0 1.10 or when in calibration mode if
Span EU calibration value. This
parameter is read/write when the
HART channel is configured as an AO
17 EU Calibration Value Span R/W User FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 float 100.0 1.10 or when in calibration mode if
Raw EU value of analog input or output
18 EU Raw Value R/O System UINT16 2 0 - 65535 0 1.10
AI: 621 Zero raw EU calibration value.
19 EU Raw Calibration Zero R/O System UINT16 2 0 - 65535 1.10
AO: 5,257 Note: This value is persistent.
AI:3,103 Span raw EU calibration value.
20 EU Raw Calibration Span R/O System UINT16 2 0 - 65535 1.10
AO: 21,030 Note: This value is persistent.
Indicates the polling mode for device 1.
Valid values are:
0 = Skip This Device
21 1 = Primary Variable Only
Device 1 Poll Mode R/W User UINT8 1 0-5 0 1.10
HART 2 = All Dynamic Variables
3 = All Slot Variables
4 = Full Update

Point Type 85: HART

System or
Update
Indicates the polling mode for device 1.
Valid values are:
Bit 7 (Update State):
0 = No update
1 = Update
21 Bit 7: 0-1
Device 1 Poll Mode R/W User UINT8 1 0 2.20 Bits0-6:
HART-2 Bits 0-6: 0-3
1 = Primary Variable Only
2 = All Dynamic Variables
22 Device 1 Polling Address R/O Both UINT8 1 0-15 0 1.10 Polling address for device 1.
0: No Device Found
23 Device 1 Status R/O System UINT8 1 0-1 0 1.10
1: Communicating
Period at which device 1 is being
24 Device 1 Actual Scan Period R/O System FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 float 0 1.10
updated.
0x20 - 0x5F for each Tag that resides in device 1.
25 Device 1 Tag R/W Both AC 10 "" 1.10
byte Note: This value is persistent.
Response code and status received
26 Device 1 Response Code/Status R/O System UINT16 2 0 - 65535 0 1.10
from device 1.
27 Device 1 Active Alarms R/O System UINT8 1 0 - 255 0 1.10 Active alarms reported by device 1.
Current in milliamps reported by device
28 Device 1 Current (mA) R/O System FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 float 0 1.10
1.
29 Device 1 Percent of Range R/O System FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 float 0 1.10 Percent of range reported by device 1.
Enable the use of fail safe values for

30 the dynamic variables when the unit is
Device 1 Fail Safe Enable R/W User UINT8 1 0-1 0 1.10 reset for device 1.
HART
Enables, for device 1, the use of fail
safe or download values for the
dynamic variables when the unit
detects an error. Valid values are:
30 0 = Live or last value
Device 1 Fail Safe Enable R/W User UINT8 1 0-1 0 2.20
HART-2 1 = Failsafe value
2 = Download value for PV, download
failsafe values for other dynamic
variables.
Units code for primary variable
31 Device 1 PV Units R/O System UINT8 1 0 - 255 0 1.10
reported by device 1.

Point Type 85: HART

System or
Update
Value of primary variable of device 1.
32 Device 1 PV R/O System FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 float 0 1.10
Primary fail safe on reset value for
33 Device 1 PV Fail Safe on Reset Value R/W User FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 float 0 1.10 device 1.
Units code for secondary variable
34 Device 1 SV Units R/O System UINT8 1 0 - 255 0 1.10
Value of secondary variable of device
35 Device 1 SV R/O System FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 float 0 1.10 1.
Secondary fail safe on reset value for
36 Device 1 SV Fail Safe on Reset Value R/W User FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 float 0 1.10 device 1
Note: This value is persistent..
Units code for tertiary variable reported
37 Device 1 TV Units R/O System UINT8 1 0 - 255 0 1.10
by device 1.
Value of tertiary variable of device 1.
38 Device 1 TV R/O System FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 float 0 1.10
Tertiary fail safe on reset value for
39 Device 1 TV Fail Safe on Reset Value R/W User FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 float 0 1.10 device 1.
Units code for fourth variable reported
40 Device 1 FV Units R/O System UINT8 1 0 - 255 0 1.10
by device 1.
Value of fourth variable of device 1.
41 Device 1 FV R/O System FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 float 0 1.10
Fourth fail safe on reset value of
42 Device 1 FV Fail Safe on Reset Value R/W User FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 float 0 1.10 device 1.
Slot 0 variable to request from device
43 Device 1 Slot 0 Assignment R/W User UINT8 1 0 - 255 0 1.10 1.
Units of slot 0 variable requested from
44 Device 1 Slot 0 Units R/O System UINT8 1 0 - 255 0 1.10
device 1.
Value of slot 0 variable requested from
45 Device 1 Slot 0 Variable R/O System FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 float 0 1.10
device 1.
device 1.

Point Type 85: HART

System or
Update
device 1.
device 1.
device 1.
device 1.
device 1.
0x20 - 0x5F for each
55 Device 1 Message R/W Both AC 40 "" 1.10 Device 1 message.
byte
56 Device 1 Descriptor R/W Both AC 20 "" 1.10 Device 1 descriptor.
byte
Device 1 manufacture's ID and
57 Device 1 Manufacture's ID and Device ID R/O System UINT16 2 0 - 65535 0 1.10
device's ID
58 Device 1 Serial Number R/O System UINT32 4 0 - 4,294,967,295 0 1.10 Device 1 serial number.
59 Device 1 ID Number R/O System UINT32 4 0 - 4,294,967,295 0 1.10 Device 1 ID number.

60 Device 1 Sensor Units R/O System UINT8 1 0 - 255 0 1.10 Device 1 sensor units.
61 Device 1 Upper Sensor Limit R/O System FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 float 0 1.10 Device 1 upper sensor limit.
62 Device 1 Lower Sensor Limit R/O System FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 float 0 1.10 Device 1 lower sensor limit.
63 Device 1 Minimum Span R/O System FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 float 0 1.10 Device 1 minimum sensor span.
64 Device 1 Output Units R/O System UINT8 1 0 - 255 0 1.10 Device 1 Output Units
65 Device 1 Upper Output Limit R/O System FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 float 0 1.10 Device 1 upper output limit.
66 Device 1 Lower Output Limit R/O System FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 float 0 1.10 Device 1 lower output limit.
67 Device 1 Damping Value R/O System FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 float 0 1.10 Device 1 damping value.

Point Type 85: HART

System or
Update
Polling mode for device 2. Valid values
are:
4 = Full Update
are:
0 = No update
1 Update
68 Bit 7: 0-1
Device 2 Poll Mode R/W User UINT8 1 0 2.20
HART-2 Bits 0-6: 0-3 Bits 0-6:
3 = All Slot Variables,
0: No Device Found
1: Communicating
updated.
from device 2.
2.

77 safe values for the dynamic variables
Device 2 Fail Safe Enable R/W User UINT8 1 0-1 0 1.10 when the unit resets.
HART

Point Type 85: HART

System or
Update
variables.
device 2.
80 Device 2 PV Fail Safe on Reset Value R/W User FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 float 0 1.10

83 Device 2 SV Fail Safe on Reset Value R/W User FL 4 Any valid IEEE 754 float 0 1.10 device 2.
by device 2.
by device 2.

Point Type 85: HART

System or
Update
device 2.
device 2.
device 2.
device 2.
device 2.
device 2.
device 2.
device 2.
byte
byte
device's ID

Point Type 85: HART

System or
Update

are:
Device 3 Poll Mode R/W User UINT8 1 0-255 0 1.10 2 = All Dynamic Variables
HART
4 = Full Update
are:
0 = No update
1 = Update
115 Bit 7: 0-1
Device 3 Poll Mode R/W User UINT8 1 0 2.20 Bits 0-6:
0: No Device Found
1: Communicating
updated.
from device 3.

Point Type 85: HART

System or
Update
3.

Device 3 Fail Safe Enable R/W User UINT8 1 0-1 0 1.10 when the unit resets.
HART
variables.
by device 3.

Point Type 85: HART

System or
Update
by device 3.
device 3.
device 3.
device 3.
device 3.
Slot 2 variable to request from device 3
143 Device 3 Slot 2 Assignment R/W User UINT8 1 0 - 255 0 1.10
device 3.
device 3.
device 3.
device 3.
byte

Point Type 85: HART

System or
Update
byte
device's ID

are:
4 = Full Update
are:
0 = No update
1 = Update
162 Bit 7: 0-1

Point Type 85: HART

System or
Update
0: No Device Found
1: Communicating
updated.
from device 4.
4.

Device 4 Fail Safe on Reset Enable R/W User UINT8 1 0-1 0 1.10 when the unit resets.
HART
Device 4 Fail Safe on Reset Enable R/W User UINT8 1 0-2 0 2.20
variables.

Point Type 85: HART

System or
Update
by device 4.
by device 4.
device 4.
device 4.
device 4.
device 4.
device 4.
device 4.

Point Type 85: HART

System or
Update
device 4.
device 4.
byte
byte
device's ID

are:
4 = Full Update

Point Type 85: HART

System or
Update
are:
0 = No update
1 = Update
209 Bit 7: 0-1
0: No Device Found
1: Communicating
updated.
from device 5.
5.

Device 5 Fail Safe on Reset Enable R/W User UINT8 1 0-1 0 1.10 when the unit resets.
HART
Device 5 Fail Safe on Reset Enable R/W User UINT8 1 0-2 0 2.20
variables.

Point Type 85: HART

System or
Update
by device 5.
16437B
by device 5.
1643B 16435B 1643B

1647B
229
16438B Device 5 FV
16439B R/O
1640B System
164B FL
1642B 4
1643B Any valid IEEE 754 float
164B 0
1645B 1.10
164B

1648B

16458B
230
1649B Device 5 FV Fail Safe on Reset Value
16450B R/W
1645B User
16452B FL
16453B 4
1645B 0
1645B 1.10
16457B
device 5.
16459B

1649B
231
1640B Device 5 Slot 0 Assignment
164B R/W
1642B User
1643B UINT8
164B 1
1645B 0 - 255
164B 0
1647B 1.10
1648B
5.
16470B

16480B
device 5.
1647B 16472B 16473B 1647B 16475B 1647B 1647B 16478B 16479B

16490B
device 5.
1648B 16482B 16483B 1648B 16485B 1648B 16487B 1648B 16489B

1650B
234
16492B R/W
16493B User
1649B UINT8
16495B 1
1649B 0 - 255
16497B 0
16498B 1.10
1649B
5.
1650B

165B
device 5.
16502B 16503B 16504B 1650B 1650B 16507B 16508B 16509B 1650B

Point Type 85: HART

System or
Update
1652B
device 5.
1652B 1653B 1654B 165B 165B 1657B 1658B 1659B 16520B

1653B
237
16523B R/W
16524B User
1652B UINT8
1652B 1
16527B 0 - 255
16528B 0
16529B 1.10
16530B
5.
16532B

16542B
device 5.
1653B 16534B 1653B 1653B 16537B 16538B 16539B 16540B 1654B

1652B
device 5.
16543B 1654B 1654B 1654B 16547B 16548B 16549B 1650B 165B

1652B
240
1654B R/W
165B User
165B UINT8
1657B 1
1658B 0 - 255
1659B 0
1650B 1.10
165B
5.
1653B

16573B
device 5.
1654B 165B 165B 1657B 1658B 1659B 16570B 1657B 16572B

16583B
device 5.
16574B 1657B 1657B 1657B 16578B 16579B 16580B 1658B 16582B

16590B
byte
16584B 1658B 1658B 16587B 1658B 16589B 1659B 16592B 16593B

160B
byte
16594B 1659B 1659B 16597B 16598B 1659B 160B 1602B 1603B

163B
device's ID
1604B 1605B 160B 1607B 1608B 1609B 160B 16B 162B
246
164B Device 5 Serial Number
165B R/O
16B System
167B UINT32
168B 4
169B 0 - 4,294,967,295
1620B 0
162B 1.10
162B Device 5 serial number.
1623B
247
1624B Device 5 ID Number
1625B R/O
162B System
1627B UINT32
1628B 4
1629B 0 - 4,294,967,295
1630B 0
163B 1.10
1632B Device 5 ID number.
163B
248
1634B Device 5 Sensor Units
1635B R/O
163B System
1637B UINT8
1638B 1
1639B 0 - 255
1640B 0
164B 1.10
1642B Device 5 sensor units.
1643B
249
164B Device 5 Upper Sensor Limit
1645B R/O
164B System
1647B FL
1648B 4
1650B 0
165B 1.10
1652B Device 5 upper sensor limit.
1653B
250
1654B Device 5 Lower Sensor Limit
165B R/O
165B System
1657B FL
1658B 4
160B 0
16B 1.10
162B Device 5 lower sensor limit.
163B
251
164B Device 5 Minimum Span
165B R/O
16B System
167B FL
168B 4
1670B 0
167B 1.10
1672B Device 5 minimum sensor span.
1673B
252
1674B Device 5 Output Units
1675B R/O
167B System
167B UINT8
1678B 1
1679B 0 - 255
1680B 0
168B 1.10
1682B Device 5 Output Units
1683B
253
1684B Device 5 Upper Output Limit
1685B R/O
168B System
1687B FL
168B 4
1690B 0
169B 1.10
1692B Device 5 upper output limit.
1693B
254
1694B Device 5 Lower Output Limit
1695B R/O
169B System
1697B FL
1698B 4
1670B 0
1670B 1.10
16702B Device 5 lower output limit.
16703B

Point Type 85: HART

System or
Update
255
16704B Device 5 Damping Value
16705B R/O
1670B System
1670B FL
16708B 4
1670B 0
167B 1.10
1672B Device 5 damping value.
1673B

3.4.20 Point Type 91: System Variables:
Description:
1674B Point type 91 provides parameters for configuring system variables.
1675B
Number of Logical Points:

167B 1 logic point for System Variables may exist.
167B
Storage Location:
1678B Point type 91 is saved to internal configuration memory.
1679B
Table 3-21: Point Type 91, System Variables

63B
Point Type 91: System Variables

16720B
Param#
1672B Name
1672B 16723B Access System or
16724B Data Type
16725B Length
1672B Range
1672B Default
16728B Ver
16729B Description of functionality and meaning
16730B
User of values
Update
0
3516B ROC Address
1673B R/W
16732B User
3516B UINT8
1673B 1
16734B 0 255
35167B 1
35168B 1.10
16735B One-byte unit code of the station address.
35169B
The unit code for a ROC address is

configurable by the user. A 0 is used for
broadcast and should not be used by the
ROC.
1
35170B ROC Group
1673B R/W
1673B User
3517B UINT8
16738B 1
16739B 0 255
35172B 2
3517B 1.10
16740B Group code of the station address.
35174B
2
3517B Station Name
1674B R/W
16742B User
35176B AC
16743B 20
1674B 0x200x7E for each
16745B ‘Remote 3517B 1.10
1674B A 20-character ASCII field for the station
35178B
byte Oprtns Cntrlr’ name.

3
35179B Part Number and
1674B R/O
16748B System
35180B AC
16749B 20
16750B 0x20  0x7E for each
1675B ‘W68xxx
3518B 1.10
16752B The software part number and version
35182B
Version byte Ver y.yy’ number string.

4
16753B Time Created
16754B R/O
1675B System
3518B AC
1675B 20
16758B ‘mmm dd,
35184B 1.10
16759B The time and date stamp the firmware was
3518B
byte yyyy HH:MM’ created.

5
35186B Manufacturer ID
1670B R/O
167B System
35187B AC
1672B 20
1674B ‘Emerson
3518B 1.10
1675B The manufacturing identification string.
35189B
byte Process
Mgmt’
6
35190B Product Description
167B R/O
167B System
1678B AC
1679B 20
167B ‘DL8000
1672B 1.10
1673B The manufacturing description of product.
1674B
byte ‘
7
3519B Serial Number
1675B R/O
167B System
167B UINT32
1678B 4
1679B 0x0 0xFFFFFFFF
16780B 0xFFFFFFFF
1678B 1.10
16782B The serial number for the unit.
16783B
8
35192B Maximum Events
16784B R/O
16785B System
1678B UINT16
1678B 2
1678B 450
16789B 450
16790B 1.10
1679B The maximum number of events that the
16792B
Event Log may store.

9
3519B Maximum Alarms
16793B R/O
16794B System
16795B UINT16
1679B 2
1679B 450
16798B 450
1679B 1.10
1680B The maximum number of alarms that the
1680B
Alarm Log may store.

10
35194B Maximum PIDs
16802B R/O
16803B System
3519B UINT8
16804B 1
16805B 0 16
35196B 16
35197B 1.10
1680B The maximum number of PID loops that may
35198B
run on the system

11
3519B Unused
16807B R/O
1680B System
3520B UINT8
16809B 1
1680B 0
35201B 0
3520B 1.10
168B Unused
3520B
12
35204B Maximum FSTs
1682B R/O
1683B System
3520B UINT8
1684B 1
1685B 6
35206B 6
35207B 1.10
168B The maximum number of FSTs that may run
35208B
on the system
13
1687B Event Index
168B R/O
1689B System
16820B UINT16
1682B 2
1682B
0  449
16823B
0
16824B 1.10
16825B The current event index for the Event Log.
1682B


16720B
Param#
1672B Name
16724B Data Type
16725B Length
1672B Range
1672B Default
16728B Ver
16730B
User of values
Update
14
16827B Alarm Index
1682B R/O
16829B System
16830B UINT16
1683B 2
16832B
0  449
1683B
0
16834B 1.10
16835B The current alarm index in the Alarm Log.
1683B
15
16837B Active PIDs
1683B R/W
16839B System
35209B UINT8
16840B 1
1684B 0  16
35210B 16
3521B 1.10
16842B Number of active PIDs
3521B
16
16843B Unused
1684B R/W
16845B User
1684B UINT8
16847B 1
1684B 0
16849B 0
16850B 1.10
1685B Unused
16852B
17
16853B Unused
16854B R/W
1685B User
1685B UINT8
16857B 1
1685B 0
16859B 0
1680B 1.10
168B Unused
1682B
18
1683B Unused
1684B R/W
1685B User
168B UINT8
1687B 1
168B 0
1689B 0
16870B 1.10
1687B Unused
16872B
19
16873B FST Clear
16874B R/W
16875B User
1687B UINT8
1687B 1
1687B 01
16879B 0
1680B 1.10
168B Setting this parameter clears All FST code
1682B
from Flash ROM.

0 – Does nothing.
1683B
1 – Initiates clearing of FST code.

1684B
20
1685B Clear configuration
168B R/W
1687B User
3521B UINT8
168B 1
1689B 01
35214B 0
3521B 1.10
16890B Used to clear the internal configuration
35216B
memory memory stored in flash ROM.

0 = Do nothing
35217B
1 = Enable clearing of Configuration Memory

35218B
21
1689B Write to Configuration
16892B R/W
16893B User
35219B UINT8
16894B 1
16895B 01
1689B 0
3520B 1.10
16897B Used to command the ROC to store certain
3521B
Memory point types (indicated throughout this

document) to flash configuration memory
0 = Do nothing
352B
1 = Perform Write to Configuration Memory

352B
22
1689B Configuration Memory
1689B R/O
1690B System
3524B UINT8
1690B 1
16902B 01
16903B 1
352B 1.10
16904B Indicated the system is the process of writing
3526B
Write Complete the configuration to flash ROM

0 = Currently Performing the Write
3527B
1 = Completed the Write

3528B
23
16905B MPU Loading
1690B R/O
16907B System
3529B FL
16908B 4
1690B 0.0 100.0
3520B 0.0
3521B 1.10
1690B The current percentage of time the CPU is
352B
being loaded, updated every 5 seconds.

24
169B Unused
1692B R/W
1693B User
1694B UINT8
1695B 1
169B 0
1697B 0
1698B 1.10
169B Unused
16920B
25
1692B I/O Scanning
1692B R/W
16923B User
16924B UINT8
16925B 1
1692B 01
16927B 1
16928B 1.10
1692B Used to enable or disable scanning of all I/O
16930B
in the system. 0 = Disabled, 1 = Enabled.

26
1693B Warm Start
16932B R/W
1693B User
352B UINT8
16934B 1
16935B 01
1693B 0
3524B 1.10
16937B Used to re-start the system. A warm start is a
352B
reboot of the system without performing all

the power-on-self tests.
0 = Do nothing
3526B
1 = Perform Warm Start

3527B


16720B
Param#
1672B Name
16724B Data Type
16725B Length
1672B Range
1672B Default
16728B Ver
16730B
User of values
Update
27
16938B Cold start
1693B R/W
16940B User
3528B UINT8
1694B 1
16942B 07
16943B 0
3529B 1.10
1694B Used to re-start the system. A cold start
35240B
always includes starting from the boot sector

and performing power-on-self tests, plus the
following options.
0 = Do nothing
35241B
1 = Restore Configuration from Flash

3524B
2 = Clear Alarms
3524B
3 = Clear Events
3524B
4 = Clear FSTs
3524B
5 = Clear History Data

35246B
6 = Restore Configuration from Flash, Clear

16945B
Alarms/Events/FSTs/History Data
7 = Restore Configuration from Defaults
1694B
28
16947B Unused
16948B R/O
1694B User
16950B UINT8
1695B 1
16952B 0
16953B 0
16954B 1.10
1695B Unused
1695B
29
16957B Unused
16958B R/W
1695B User
1690B UINT8
169B 1
1692B 0
1693B 0
1694B 1.10
1695B Unused
169B
30
1697B Display Power Save
1698B R/W
169B User
35247B UINT8
16970B 1
1697B 0255
35248B 0
35249B 1.10
16972B Enables or disables the power saving feature
3520B
Time of the LCD.

0 – Disable Power Saving,
>0 Enable Power Saving. When set to
anything greater than 0, it is the number of
minutes of inactivity are required before
placing the LCD into sleep. The first key
press will wakeup the display.
31
16973B Baud Rate Generator
16974B R/W
16975B User
1697B UINT32
1697B 4
16978B 300, 600, 1200, 2400,
1697B 19200
16980B 2.20
1698B The baud rate that baud rate generator #0 is
16982B
#0 Rate 4800, 9600, 19200, to be set to.

38400, 57600, 115200
32
16984B R/W
16985B User
1698B UINT32
16987B 4
1698B 300, 600, 1200, 2400,
1698B 9600
1690B 2.20
1692B
#1 Rate 4800, 9600, 19200, to be set to.

38400, 57600, 115200
33
1694B R/W
1695B User
169B UINT32
1697B 4
1698B 300, 600, 1200, 2400,
169B 38400
170B 2.20
1702B
#2 Rate 4800, 9600, 19200, to be set to.

38400, 57600, 115200
34
1704B R/W
1705B User
1706B UINT32
170B 4
1708B 300, 600, 1200, 2400,
1709B 57600
170B 2.20
1702B
#3 Rate 4800, 9600, 19200, to be set to.

38400, 57600, 115200


16720B
Param#
1672B Name
16724B Data Type
16725B Length
1672B Range
1672B Default
16728B Ver
16730B
User of values
Update
35
1703B CRC Check
1704B R/W
1705B User
1706B UINT8
170B 1
1708B 01
1709B 1
1702B 1.10
1702B The CRC check flag. If this flag is enabled, a
1702B
CRC will be appended to all messages and a

CRC will be expected on all received
messages. Disabled = 0, Enabled = 1.
Note: Ethernet communications will ignore
17023B
the CRC since TCP/IP protocol already does

error checking.
Note: The CRC must still be sent over
17024B
Ethernet communications.
36
17025B LED Enable
17026B R/W
1702B User
17028B UINT8
17029B 1
1703B 0  60
1703B 5
17032B 1.10
1703B Indicates the number of minutes the LEDs
17034B
will be on before automatically turning

themselves off. (The LED button will active
the LEDs for the configured time).
0 = LEDs always on
17035B
1 - 60 = Number of minutes LEDs will be on

37
3521B Boot Part Number and
17036B R/O
1703B System
352B AC
17038B 20
1704B ‘W68xxx
352B 1.10
1704B Contains the boot software part number and
3524B
Version byte Ver y.yy’ version number string.

38
17042B Boot Firmware Time
17043B R/O
1704B System
352B AC
17045B 20
1704B ‘mmm dd,3526B 1.10
17048B Contains the time and date stamp that the
3527B
Created byte yyyy HH:MM’ boot firmware was created.

39
17049B Unused
1705B R/W
1705B User
17052B UINT8
17053B 1
17054B 0
1705B 0
17056B 1.10
1705B Unused
17058B
40
17059B Clear History
1706B R/W
1706B User
17062B UINT8
17063B 1
17064B 01
17065B 0
1706B 1.10
1706B Clears history database and resets
17068B
configuration back to factory defaults without

power cycling the ROC.
Don't clear = 0, Clear = 1.
17069B
41
170B Flash Disk Space Used
170B R/O
1702B System
1703B UINT32
1704B 4
1705B
0  0xFFFFFFFF
1706B
varies
170B 1.10
1708B The amount of disk space that has been
1709B
consumed.
42
1708B Flash Disk Space Free
1708B R/O
17082B System
17083B UINT32
17084B 4
17085B 0  0xFFFFFFFF
17086B varies
1708B 1.10
1708B The amount of disk space that is available.
17089B
43
1709B Number of System
1709B R/W
17092B Both
17093B UINT16
17094B 2
17095B 0  65535
17096B 0
1709B 1.10
17098B The number of system initializations.
1709B
Initializations Note: This parameter does not reset to

170B
defaults on a cold start, but does reset on a

firmware upgrade.
44
170B Number of Warm
1702B R/W
1703B Both
1704B UINT16
1705B 2
1706B 0  65535
170B 0
1708B 1.10
1709B The number of warm starts.
37B
Starts Note: This parameter does not reset to

38B

firmware upgrade.
45
170B Number of Cold Starts
17B R/W
172B Both
173B UINT16
174B 2
175B 0  65535
176B 0
17B 1.10
178B The number of cold starts.
179B
Note: This parameter does not reset to

1720B

firmware upgrade.


16720B
Param#
1672B Name
16724B Data Type
16725B Length
1672B Range
1672B Default
16728B Ver
16730B
User of values
Update
46
172B Number of Power
172B R/W
1723B Both
1724B UINT16
1725B 2
1726B 0  65535
172B 0
1728B 1.10
1729B The number of power cycles.
1730B
Cycles Note: This parameter does not reset to

173B

firmware upgrade.
47
1732B Last Power-Down Time
173B R/O
1734B System
1735B TIME
1736B 4
173B N/A
1738B 0
1739B 1.10
1740B Contains the last power-down time in the
174B
number of seconds elapsed since 12:00 a.m.

Jan. 1, 1970.
48
1742B Last Power-Up Time
1743B R/O
174B System
1745B TIME
1746B 4
174B N/A
1748B 0
1749B 1.10
1750B Contains the last power-up time in the
175B
number of seconds elapsed since 12:00 a.m.

Jan. 1, 1970.
49
1752B Auto Logout Period
1753B R/W
1754B User
175B UINT8
1756B 1
175B 0  255
1758B 30
1759B 1.10
1760B The time out period for the keypad auto
176B
logout. This is in minutes.

50
1762B Logical Compatibility
1763B R/W
1764B User
1765B UINT8
176B 1
176B 01
1768B 0
1769B 1.10
170B Indicates the logical compatibility mode.
17B
Mode 0 = 16 points per slot [Opcode 50 information

172B
and logical indexing for I/O is used in the

same way as with version 1.XX of firmware]
1 = 8 points per slot [Opcode 50 information
173B
and logical indexing for I/O is based on 8

points per module and allows for up to 27
modules to be accessed.]
See Opcode 50 for more information.
51
174B RESERVED
175B R/O
176B System
17B UINT8
178B 1
179B 0
1780B 1.10
178B Reserved for future use
1782B
52
35164B Weights and Measures
1783B R/O
1784B System
1785B UINT16
1786B 2
178B 1000
178B 1000
1789B 1.10
1790B The maximum number of events that the
179B
Maximum Events Weights and Measures Event Log may store.

53
1792B Weights and Measures
1793B R/O
1794B System
1795B UINT16
1796B 2
179B 0  999
1798B 0
179B 1.10
1720B The current event index for the Weights and
1720B
Event Index Measures Event Log.

54
1720B RocSeries
17203B R/O
17204B System
17205B AC20
17206B 20
17208B Series 2
17209B 2.20
1720B Indicates the version of hardware.
172B
byte
55
172B Num Active Virtual DO
1723B R/W
1724B User
1725B UINT8
1726B 1
172B 0 24
1728B 0
1729B 2.20
1720B Indicates the number of active virtual DO
172B
CNDL points.
56
172B System Rollover for
1723B R/W
1724B User
1725B Double
1726B 8
172B Any positive valid IEEE
1728B 1,000,000
1729B 2.20
17230B Sets the value at which the double precision
1723B
Double Precision CNDL double precision float  accumulators roll over.

Parameters 2.996 X 10308

3.4.21 Point Type 92: Logon Parameters
Description:
1723B Point type 92 is the Logon Parameters for logging onto the DL8000.
1723B

17234B 32 logical points for Logon Parameters may exist.
17235B
Storage Location:
1723B
Table 3-22: Point Type 92, Logon Parameters

64B
Point Type 92: Logon Parameters

125B
Param#
17238B Name
1724B Data Type
1724B Length
17243B Range
1724B Default
17245B Ver
17246B Description of functionality and meaning of
1724B
User values
Update
0
17248B Operator Identifier
17249B R/W
17250B User
1725B AC
1725B 3
17254B See note
1725B 1.10
17256B A three character ASCII operator identifier (i.e.
1725B
byte. LOI).
Note: The first point (logical 0) defaults to
17258B
operator ID LOI and password 1000. The

remaining 15 points default to operator id ‘ ’ and
password 0000.
1
17259B Unused #1
17260B R/O
1726B User
1726B UINT8
17263B 1
17264B 0
17265B 0
1726B 1.10
1726B Note: This has been redefined in version 1.10.
17268B
2
17269B Unused #2
1720B R/O
172B User
172B UINT8
1723B 1
1724B 0
1725B 0
1726B 1.10
1728B
3
1729B Unused #3
17280B R/O
1728B User
1728B UINT8
17283B 1
17284B 0
17285B 0
17286B 1.10
1728B
4
17289B Password
17290B W/O
1729B User
1729B UINT16
17293B 2
17294B 0000  9999
17295B See note
17296B 1.20
1729B A numerical value that is used as a password
17298B
for the Operator Identifier (i.e. 1000). For

version 1.20 and later, this field is write-only.
Reading this value now always returns 0.
Note: The first point (logical 0) defaults to
1729B
operator ID LOI and password 1000. The

remaining 15 points default to operator id ‘ ’ and
password 0000.
5
1730B Access Level
1730B R/W
17302B User
1730B UINT8
17304B 1
17305B 0 255
17306B 0
1730B 1.10
17308B A value that is used to limit access to
17309B
parameters when parameter (95, x, 44) is set to

2 (Security by User Access Level) where x = to
the logical of the port that the request is being
made on.
6
1730B Group #1
173B R/W
1732B User
173B UINT8
1734B 1
1735B 019,255
1736B 255
173B 1.10
1738B States the first group the user is a member.
1739B
The Group is then mapped to PT123 Logical 1,

Parameters 019.
7
17320B Group #2
1732B R/W
1732B User
1732B UINT8
17324B 1
17325B 019,255
17326B 255
1732B 1.10
17329B

Parameters 019.


125B
Param#
17238B Name
1724B Data Type
1724B Length
17243B Range
1724B Default
17245B Ver
1724B
User values
Update
8
1730B Group #3
173B R/W
1732B User
173B UINT8
1734B 1
1735B 019,255
1736B 255
173B 1.10
1739B

Parameters 019.
9
17340B Group #4
1734B R/W
17342B User
1734B UINT8
1734B 1
17345B 019,255
17346B 255
1734B 1.10
17349B

Parameters 019.
10
17350B Group #5
1735B R/W
17352B User
1735B UINT8
17354B 1
1735B 019,255
17356B 255
1735B 1.10
17359B

Parameters 019.
11
17360B Group #6
1736B R/W
17362B User
1736B UINT8
17364B 1
17365B 019,255
1736B 255
1736B 1.10
17369B

Parameters 019.
12
1730B Group #7
173B R/W
1732B User
173B UINT8
1734B 1
1735B 019,255
1736B 255
173B 1.10
1739B

Parameters 019.
13
17380B Group #8
1738B R/W
17382B User
1738B UINT8
17384B 1
17385B 019,255
17386B 255
1738B 1.10
17389B

Parameters 019.
14
17390B Group #9
1739B R/W
17392B User
1739B UINT8
17394B 1
17395B 019,255
17396B 255
1739B 1.10
1739B

Parameters 019.
15
1740B Group #10
1740B R/W
17402B User
17403B UINT8
1740B 1
17405B 019,255
17406B 255
1740B 1.10
17409B

Parameters 019.
16
1740B Group #11
174B R/W
1742B User
1743B UINT8
174B 1
1745B 019,255
1746B 255
174B 1.10
1749B

Parameters 019.
17
17420B Group #12
1742B R/W
1742B User
17423B UINT8
1742B 1
17425B 019,255
17426B 255
1742B 1.10
17429B

Parameters 019.
18
17430B Group #13
1743B R/W
17432B User
1743B UINT8
1743B 1
17435B 019,255
17436B 255
1743B 1.10
17439B

Parameters 019.
19
1740B Group #14
174B R/W
1742B User
1743B UINT8
174B 1
1745B 019,255
1746B 255
174B 1.10
1749B

Parameters 019.
20
17450B Group #15
1745B R/W
17452B User
17453B UINT8
1745B 1
1745B 019,255
17456B 255
1745B 1.10
17459B

Parameters 019.
21
17460B Group #16
1746B R/W
17462B User
17463B UINT8
1746B 1
17465B 019,255
1746B 255
1746B 1.10
17469B

Parameters 019.


125B
Param#
17238B Name
1724B Data Type
1724B Length
17243B Range
1724B Default
17245B Ver
1724B
User values
Update
22
1740B Group #17
174B R/W
1742B User
1743B UINT8
174B 1
1745B 019,255
1746B 255
174B 1.10
1749B

Parameters 019.
23
17480B Group #18
1748B R/W
17482B User
17483B UINT8
1748B 1
17485B 019,255
17486B 255
1748B 1.10
17489B

Parameters 019.
24
17490B Group #19
1749B R/W
17492B User
17493B UINT8
1749B 1
17495B 019,255
17496B 255
1749B 1.10
1749B

Parameters 019.
25
1750B Group #20
1750B R/W
17502B User
17503B UINT8
17504B 1
1750B 019,255
17506B 255
1750B 1.10
17509B

Parameters 019.

3.4.22 Point Type 95: Communication Port Parameters
Description:
1750B Point type 95 provides parameters for configuring a communication port. Only the following parameters are valid for
175B
logical 1 (Ethernet port):

▪ ROC Plus Protocol Valid Receive Counter
1752B
▪ ROC Plus Protocol successful message time

1753B
▪ Transmit counter
1754B
▪ ROC Plus Protocol Security Status

175B
All other parameters for logical 1 cannot be modified.

1756B

175B 6 logical points for Communication Ports may exist.
1758B
Storage Location:
17520B
Table 3-23: Point Type 95, Communication Ports

65B
Point Type 95: Communication Ports

1752B
Parameter
1752B Name
1752B Data Type
17526B Length
1752B Range
17528B Default
17529B Ver
1753B
# User of values
Update
0
17532B Tag Identification
1753B R/W
17534B User
1753B AC
17536B 10
17538B “Local 17539B 1.10
1754B The customizable name for this
17542B
byte Port”, communications port.

“COMM1”
17540B

“COMM5”
1
17543B Baud Rate Generator Used
1754B R/W
1754B User
17546B UINT16
1754B 2
17548B 0 3
17549B 0
1750B 1.10
175B The baud rate generator used by this com
1752B
port. Each port may use a different generator,

however, only 4 generators exist. See Point
Type 91, System Variables, parameters 31-
34.
2
1753B Stop Bits
1754B R/W
175B User
1756B UINT8
175B 1
1758B 1,2
1759B 1
17560B 1.10
1756B The number of stop bits in a character.
17562B
3
17563B Data Bits
17564B R/W
1756B User
1756B UINT8
1756B 1
17568B 7, 8
17569B 8
1750B 1.10
175B The number of data bits in a character.
1752B
4
1753B Parity
1754B R/W
175B User
1756B UINT8
175B 1
1758B 0 2
1759B 0
17580B 1.10
1758B For parity error checking, the host adds a 1 or
17582B
0 bit to the character to make it even or odd.

The receiver then decodes this. An error
occurs if the sum of the bits is not correct.
None = 0, Odd = 1, Even = 2.
17583B


1752B
Parameter
1752B Name
1752B Data Type
17526B Length
1752B Range
17528B Default
17529B Ver
1753B
# User of values
Update
5
17584B Comm Type
1758B R/O
17586B System
1758B UINT8
1758B 1
17589B 0, 913, 15
17590B LOI: 10
1759B 1.10
1759B Indicates the type of comm module installed.
17598B
COMM1: 15
17592B
Valid values are:
COMM2: 10
17593B
0 = No Comm Module Installed
1759B
9 = MVS
COMM3: 0
17594B
10 = RS-232
COMM4: 0
1759B
11 = RS-485
COMM5: 0
17596B
12 = Modem
13 = HART
15 = Ethernet (Versions Prior to 1.10)
19 = Ethernet (Versions 1.10 and later)
This parameter is updated whenever the
1760B
system detects the insertion or removal of a

module.
6
1760B Store and forward port
17602B R/W
17603B User
17604B UINT8
17605B 1
1760B 01
1760B COMM1: 1
17608B 1.10
1760B If this is enabled all store and forward
176B
All others: 0
17609B
messages will be sent out this port. If it is
disabled, none will be sent.
0 = Do not store and forward for this port
1762B
1 = Store and forward for this port.

1763B
7
1764B Key On Delay
1765B R/W
176B User
176B FL
1768B 4
1769B 0.0Any positive valid
17620B LOI: 0.0
1762B 1.10
1762B The period to wait after turning the RTS signal
17623B
IEEE 754 float Others: on before a message can be sent. This value
0.01 is in seconds.
8
17624B Key Off Delay
17625B R/W
1762B User
1762B FL
17628B 4
17630B LOI: 0.0
1763B 1.10
17632B The period to delay turning the RTS signal off
1763B
IEEE 754 float Others: after a message has been sent. This value is
0.01 in seconds.
9
17634B Modem Status
17635B R/O
1763B System
1763B UINT8
17638B 1
17639B 0 255
17640B 0
1764B 1.10
17642B This is the numeric response from the
17643B
modem. A non-Hayes compatible modem will

not provide this information.
0 = OK.
1764B
10
17645B Modem Type
1764B R/W
1764B Both
17648B UINT8
17649B 1
17650B 0 2
1765B 0
17652B 1.10
17653B The type of modem. The internal modem will
17654B
be detected and changed by the ROC. 0 =

None, 1 = External, 2 = Internal. Note: 2 can
not be written by the user.
11
1765B Connect Time
1765B R/W
1765B User
17658B FL
17659B 4
1760B 0.0  Max positive
176B 60.0
1762B 1.10
1763B The amount of time in seconds the ROC800-
1764B
IEEE 754 float Series waits after initiating a call to receive a

connect message before terminating a call. 0
disables.
12
1765B Configuration Command
176B R/W
176B User
1768B AC
1769B 40
176B “AT&F0E0H
1762B 1.10
1763B The commands needed to initialize a modem.
1764B
byte 0V0X0&K3
S0=1S7=25
5S24=60”
13
1765B Connect Command
176B R/W
176B User
1768B AC
1769B 40
1768B “ATDT 17682B 1.10
17683B The Hayes compatible modem command
17684B
byte (number)” needed to dial out for SRBX communications.


1752B
Parameter
1752B Name
1752B Data Type
17526B Length
1752B Range
17528B Default
17529B Ver
1753B
# User of values
Update
14
17685B Disconnect Time
1768B R/W
1768B User
1768B FL
17689B 4
1769B 60.0
17692B 1.10
17693B Time in seconds that the ROC800-Series will
17694B
IEEE 754 float wait before disconnecting if there is no

activity. 0 disables.
15
17695B Inactivity Time
1769B R/W
1769B User
17698B FL
1769B 4
170B 900.0
1702B 1.10
1704B
IEEE 754 float wait, without receiving a signal, before it

resets the modem. The inactivity timer looks
at the valid receive counter to determine if the
signal has been received. 0 disables.
16
1705B Modem disconnect command
1706B R/W
170B User
1708B AC
1709B 40
17B “ATH0”
172B 1.10
173B The user can use a different disconnect string
174B
byte for a modem.

17
175B SRBX Status
176B R/O
17B System
178B UINT8
179B 1
1720B 01
172B 0
172B 1.10
1723B 0 = SRBX is currently inactive
1724B
1 = SRBX is currently active for this port

18
1725B Enable SRBX
1726B R/W
172B User
1728B UINT8
1729B 1
1730B 01
173B 0
1732B 1.10
173B If this is enabled all SRBX messages will be
1734B
sent out this port. If is disabled, none will be

sent.
0 = Disable SRBX for this port
1735B
1 = Enable SRBX for this port

1736B
19
173B SRBX Alarm Index
1738B R/O
1739B System
1740B UINT16
174B 2
1742B 0  [PT 91, parameter
1743B 0
174B 1.10
1745B The index into the alarm table that
1746B
10] corresponds to the alarm that caused an

SRBX.
20
174B SRBX Time Base #1
1748B R/W
1749B User
1750B FL
175B 4
1753B 20.0
1754B 1.10
1756B
IEEE 754 float use as the 1st SRBX delay.

21
175B SRBX Attempts #1
1758B R/W
1759B User
1760B UINT8
176B 1
1762B 0  255
1763B 1
1764B 1.10
1765B The number of attempts for the 1st SRBX to
176B
use. 0 = disable, 255 = continuous.

22
1768B R/W
1769B User
170B FL
17B 4
173B 30.0
174B 1.10
176B
IEEE 754 float use as the 2nd SRBX delay.

23
178B R/W
179B User
1780B UINT8
178B 1
1782B 0  255
1783B 2
1784B 1.10
1785B The number of attempts for the 2nd SRBX to
1786B

24
178B R/W
1789B User
1790B FL
179B 4
1793B 45.0
1794B 1.10
1796B
IEEE 754 float use as the 3rd SRBX delay.

25
1798B R/W
179B User
1780B UINT8
1780B 1
17802B 0  255
17803B 3
17804B 1.10
17805B The number of attempts for the 3rd SRBX to
17806B

26
1780B SRBX Host Address
1780B R/W
17809B User
1780B UINT8
178B 1
1782B 0  255
1783B 1
1784B 1.10
1785B Used to identify the SRBX host – Address
1786B
portion.
27
178B SRBX Host Group
178B R/W
1789B User
17820B UINT8
1782B 1
1782B 0  255
17823B 0
17824B 1.10
17825B Used to identify the SRBX host – Group
17826B
portion.
28
1782B Store & Forward Address #1
1782B R/W
17829B User
17830B UINT8
1783B 1
17832B 0  255
1783B 0
17834B 1.10
17835B Address of the 1st destination for the store and
17836B
forward path. SRBX must be enabled for this

to function.


1752B
Parameter
1752B Name
1752B Data Type
17526B Length
1752B Range
17528B Default
17529B Ver
1753B
# User of values
Update
29
1783B Store & Forward Group #1
1783B R/W
17839B User
17840B UINT8
1784B 1
17842B 0  255
17843B 0
1784B 1.10
17845B Group number of the 1st destination for the
17846B
store and forward path. SRBX must be

enabled for this to function.
30
1784B R/W
17849B User
17850B UINT8
1785B 1
17852B 0  255
17853B 0
17854B 1.10
1785B Address of the 2nd destination for the store
17856B
and forward path. SRBX must be enabled for

this to function.
31
1785B R/W
17859B User
17860B UINT8
1786B 1
17862B 0  255
17863B 0
17864B 1.10
17865B Group number of the 2nd destination for the
1786B
store and forward path. SRBX must be

enabled for this to function.
32
1786B R/W
17869B User
1780B UINT8
178B 1
1782B 0  255
1783B 0
1784B 1.10
1785B Address of the 3rd destination for the store
1786B
and forward path. SRBX must be enabled for

this to function.
33
178B R/W
1789B User
1780B UINT8
178B 1
1782B 0  255
1783B 0
1784B 1.10
1785B Group number of the 3rd destination for store
1786B
and forward. SRBX must be enabled for this

to function.
34
178B Unused
178B R/O
1789B User
17890B UINT8
1789B 1
17892B 0
17893B 0
17894B 1.10
17895B Not currently used.
17896B
35
1789B Unused
1789B R/O
1789B User
1790B UINT8
1790B 1
17902B 0
17903B 0
17904B 1.10
17905B Not currently used.
17906B
36
1790B ROC Plus Protocol Valid
17908B R/W
1790B Both
1790B UINT16
179B 2
1792B 0  65535
1793B 0
1794B 1.10
1795B The number of valid ROC Plus Protocol
1796B
Receive Counter messages received by the ROC for this port.

It can be cleared by the user.
37
179B ROC Plus Protocol successful
1798B R/O
179B System
17920B TIME
1792B 4
17923B 0x386D97E
17924B 1.10
17925B The time of the last successful Opcode
17926B
message time 0 received by the ROC800-Series. Indicated by

the number of seconds since midnight Jan 1,
1970.
38
1792B Modbus Valid Receive
17928B R/W
1792B Both
17930B UINT16
1793B 2
17932B 0  65535
1793B 0
17934B 1.10
17935B The number of valid Modbus messages
17936B
Counter received by the ROC for this port. It can be

cleared by the user.
39
1793B Modbus successful message
17938B R/O
1793B System
17940B TIME
1794B 4
17943B 0x386D97E
1794B 1.10
17945B The time of the last successful function code
17946B
time 0 received by the ROC800-Series. Indicated by

the number of seconds since midnight Jan 1,
1970.
40
1794B Number of invalid message
17948B R/W
1794B Both
17950B UINT16
1795B 2
17952B 0  65535
17953B 0
17954B 1.10
1795B The number of invalid ROC Plus Protocol or
17956B
bytes Modbus bytes received.

This parameter will always return 0 for logical
1795B
1.
41
17958B Invalid message byte time
1795B R/O
17960B System
1796B TIME
17962B 4
17964B 0x386D97E
17965B 1.10
1796B The time of the last unsuccessful message
1796B
0 byte was received by the ROC800-Series.

Indicated by the number of seconds since
midnight Jan 1, 1970.
This parameter will always return 0 for logical
17968B
1.


1752B
Parameter
1752B Name
1752B Data Type
17526B Length
1752B Range
17528B Default
17529B Ver
1753B
# User of values
Update
42
1796B Transmit counter
1790B R/W
179B Both
1792B UINT16
1793B 2
1794B 0  65535
1795B 0
1796B 1.10
179B Number of messages sent.
1798B
43
179B Port owner
17980B R/W
1798B Both
17982B UINT8
17983B 1
17984B 0  255
17985B 0
17986B 1.10
1798B Indicates the program currently owning the
1798B
port. Messages will be routed directly to the

owner, bypassing the ROC Plus protocol. The
owner will not be allowed to be changed if an
MVS module is installed on the port. Valid
values are :
0 = ROC Plus Protocol / Modbus Slave
1798B
1 = Modbus Master (Comm 1 – 5)

2 = DS800 (Not Valid for Comm 1 on
ROC809E)
3 = LCD
4 = I/O Module (Read Only)
5 = User C++ Program 1
50 = ROC Plus Protocol Only
51 = Modbus Slave Only
52 = LCD/Roc Plus Protocol (Added 1.10)
44
1790B ROC Plus Protocol Security
179B R/W
1792B User
1793B UINT8
1794B 1
1795B 02
1796B 0
179B Enables security for the communications port.
180B
Status 1.10
1798B
Disabled = 0
1.10
179B
Security by User ID = 1
1802B
1.10
180B
Security by User Access Level = 2
1803B
45
1804B RESERVED
1805B R/O
1806B System
1807B UINT8
180B 1
1809B 0
180B 1.10
1802B
46
1803B RESERVED
1804B R/O
1805B User
1806B UINT32
1807B 4
180B 5000
1809B 1.10
1802B
47
1802B Security Inactivity Timeout
18023B R/W
18024B User
18025B UINT32
18026B 4
18027B 60  86400
1802B 3600
18029B 2.20
1803B Indicates the number of seconds before the
1803B
user is logged out because of inactivity.

3.4.23 Point Type 96: FST Parameters
Description:
18032B Point type 96 provides parameters to set up an FST or that are used by the FST.
1803B

18034B 6 logical points for FST Parameters may exist.
18035B
Storage Location:
18037B
Table 3-24: Point Type 96, FST Parameters

6B
Point Type 96: FST Parameters

126B
Param#
1803B Name
1804B Data Type
18042B Length
18043B Range
1804B Default
18045B Ver
18047B
User values
Update
0
1804B Point Tag ID
18049B R/W
1805B User
1805B AC
18052B 10
18054B “FSTx”
1805B 1.10
18056B This field contains a string to describe the FST.
18057B
byte “X” in default name is a number that correlates to

the FST logical number.
1
1805B Result Register (RR)
18059B R/W
1806B System
1806B FL
18062B 4
18064B 0
18065B 1.10
1806B Register used to store result of last FST
18067B
operation.
2
1806B Register 1 (R1)
18069B R/W
1807B Both
1807B FL
18072B 4
18074B 0
18075B 1.10
18076B Register used as an input to an FST or as a
1807B
location to store FST data.

3
18079B R/W
180B Both
180B FL
1802B 4
1804B 0
1805B 1.10
1807B

4
1809B R/W
1809B Both
1809B FL
18092B 4
18094B 0
18095B 1.10
18097B

5
1809B R/W
180B Both
180B FL
1802B 4
1804B 0
1805B 1.10
1807B

6
1809B R/W
180B Both
18B FL
182B 4
184B 0
185B 1.10
187B

7
18B Register 6 (R6)
189B R/W
1820B Both
182B FL
182B 4
1824B 0
1825B 1.10
1827B

8
1829B R/W
1830B Both
183B FL
1832B 4
1834B 0
1835B 1.10
1837B

9
1839B R/W
1840B Both
184B FL
1842B 4
184B 0
1845B 1.10
1847B
10
1849B R/W
1850B Both
185B FL
1852B 4
1854B 0
185B 1.10
1857B

11
1859B R/W
1860B Both
186B FL
1862B 4
1864B 0
1865B 1.10
1867B

12
186B Timer #1
1869B R/W
1870B Both
187B UINT32
1872B 4
1873B 0  4294967295
1874B 0
1875B 1.10
1876B Time left for count down timer. Timer resolution
187B
is 100ms.


126B
Param#
1803B Name
1804B Data Type
18042B Length
18043B Range
1804B Default
18045B Ver
18047B
User values
Update
13
187B Timer #2
1879B R/W
180B Both
18B UINT32
182B 4
183B 0  4294967295
184B 0
185B 1.10
187B
is 100ms.
14
18B Timer #3
189B R/W
1890B Both
189B UINT32
1892B 4
1893B 0  4294967295
1894B 0
1895B 1.10
1897B
is 100ms.
15
189B Timer #4
189B R/W
1820B Both
1820B UINT32
1820B 4
18203B 0  4294967295
18204B 0
18205B 1.10
18207B
is 100ms.
16
1820B Message #1
18209B R/W
1820B System
182B AC
182B 30
1824B “”
1825B 1.10
1826B This parameter is updated with the first argument
1827B
byte of the ‘MSG’ FST command when the command

executes.
This description has changed for version 1.10.
17
182B Message #2
1829B R/W
1820B User
182B AC
182B 30
1824B “”
1825B 1.10
1826B This parameter is updated with the first argument
1827B
byte of the ‘MS2’ FST command when the command

executes.
18
182B Message Data #1
1829B R/O
18230B System
1823B AC
1823B 10
1823B 0x2D, 0x2E, 0x30 
18234B “0.0”
18235B 1.10
18236B This parameter is updated with the second
18237B
0x39 for each byte argument of the ‘MSG’ FST command when the
command executes.
19
1823B Miscellaneous 1
18239B R/W
18240B Both
1824B UINT8
1824B 1
18243B 0  255
1824B 0
18245B 1.10
18246B Single byte register that may be used by an FST.
18247B
20
18249B R/W
18250B Both
1825B UINT8
1825B 1
18253B 0  255
18254B 0
1825B 1.10
18257B
21
18259B R/W
18260B Both
1826B UINT8
1826B 1
18263B 0  255
18264B 0
18265B 1.10
18267B
22
18269B R/W
18270B Both
1827B UINT8
1827B 1
18273B 0  255
18274B 0
18275B 1.10
1827B
23
1827B Compare Flag (SVD)
18279B R/W
1820B System
182B UINT8
182B 1
1823B 0  255
1824B 0
1825B 1.10
1826B Stores the result of a Boolean expression.
1827B
0 – FALSE
182B
1 – TRUE
1829B
24
18290B Run Status
1829B R/W
1829B Both
18293B UINT8
18294B 1
18295B 0, 1, 5, 8, 9
18296B 0
18297B 1.10
1829B This parameter stores the run state of the FST.
1829B
0 – FST is not running.

1830B
1 – FST is running.
1830B
5 – Indicates FST has shut down due to an

18302B
invalid point reference.

8 – FST Editor initiates the Trace mode.
1830B
9 – Indicates that the FST in ROC800 is

18304B
processing.
25
18305B Code Size
18306B R/O
18307B System
1830B UINT16
18309B 2
1830B 0 – 3000
183B 0
1832B 1.10
183B Size, in bytes, of the FST code. This size does
1834B
not include storage needed for register names,

description, or version.


126B
Param#
1803B Name
1804B Data Type
18042B Length
18043B Range
1804B Default
18045B Ver
18047B
User values
Update
26
1835B Instruction Pointer
1836B R/W
1837B System
183B UINT16
1839B 2
18320B 0 – 3000
1832B 0
1832B 1.10
1832B Contains the location of the FST function to be
18324B
executed next. If an error occurs, the Instruction

Pointer will be set to the location of the
parameter that caused the error. This parameter
may also be called a program counter.
27
18325B Execution Delay
18326B R/W
18327B User
1832B UINT16
18329B 2
1830B 0  65535
183B 0
1832B 1.10
183B Execution delay between FST instructions.
1834B
Resolution is tenths of a second.

28
1835B FST Version
1836B R/O
1837B System
183B AC
1839B 10
1834B “”
18342B 1.10
1834B Stores information about the version of the FST
1834B
byte code. The user sets this before the FST is

uploaded to the ROC800.
29
18345B FST Description
18346B R/O
18347B System
1834B AC
18349B 40
1835B “”
18352B 1.10
1835B Contains a short description about the FST that
18354B
byte is running. The user sets this before the FST is

uploaded to the ROC800.
30
1835B Message Data #2
18356B R/O
18357B System
1835B AC
18359B 10
18360B 0x2D, 0x2E, 0x30 
1836B “0.0”
18362B 1.10
1836B This parameter is updated with the second
18364B
0x39 for each byte argument of the ‘MS2’ FST command when the
command executes.
31
18365B Steps / Task Cycle
1836B R/W
18367B User
1836B UINT8
18369B 1
18370B 0  250
1837B 20
18372B 1.10
1837B The requested number of steps to be executed
18374B
each cycle of the FST task for this FST. The FST
task nominally runs every 100 ms.
32
18375B Actual Steps / Task Cycle
18376B R/O
1837B System
1837B UINT8
18379B 1
1830B 0  250
183B 20
1832B 1.10
183B The actual number of FST steps that the
1834B
ROC800 executed for this FST during the most

recent cycle of the FST task.
33
1835B FST Cycle Time
1836B R/O
1837B System
183B FL
1839B 4
18390B 0  Any valid positive
1839B 0.0
18392B 1.10
1839B The amount of time in seconds from the
18394B
IEEE 754 float beginning of the last execution of the FST (step
1) to the beginning of the current execution (step
1).

3.4.24 Point Type 97: FST Register Tags
Description:
18395B Point Type 97 provides parameters for entering the register tags for FST data. Each register name corresponds to a
18396B
register in point type 96. It is only broken apart because of the length of the point type.
18397B 6 logical points for FST Register Tags may exist.
1839B
Storage Location:
1840B
Table 3-25: Point Type 97, FST Register Tags

67B
Point Type 97: FST Register Tags

127B
Param#
1840B Name
1840B Data Type
18405B Length
18406B Range
18407B Default
1840B Ver
18409B Description of functionality and
1840B
User meaning of values

Update
0
184B Register Tag 1
1842B R/W
1843B System
184B AC
1845B 10
1847B “Register1”
184B 1.10
1849B Text string used as a label for Register 1
18420B
byte (R1).
1
1842B Register Tag 2
1842B R/W
18423B System
1842B AC
18425B 10
1842B 1.10
18430B
byte (R2).
2
18432B R/W
1843B System
1843B AC
18435B 10
1843B 1.10
1840B
byte (R3).
3
184B Register Tag 4
1842B R/W
1843B System
184B AC
1845B 10
184B 1.10
18450B
byte (R4).
4
18452B R/W
18453B System
1845B AC
1845B 10
1845B 1.10
18460B
byte (R5).
5
18462B R/W
18463B System
1846B AC
18465B 10
1846B 1.10
18470B
byte (R6).
6
18472B R/W
18473B System
1847B AC
18475B 10
1847B 1.10
1840B
byte (R7).
7
184B Register Tag 8
1842B R/W
1843B System
184B AC
1845B 10
184B 1.10
18490B
byte (R8).
8
18492B R/W
18493B System
1849B AC
18495B 10
1849B 1.10
1850B
byte (R9).
9
18502B R/W
18503B System
18504B AC
1850B 10
18507B “Register10
1850B 1.10
1850B
byte ” (R10).

3.4.25 Point Type 98: Soft Point Parameters
Description:
185B Point type 98 is the Soft Point Parameters for global storage that may be used by any part of the system.
1852B

1853B 32 logical points for Soft Point Parameters will exist.
1854B
Storage Location:
185B Point type 98 will be saved to internal configuration memory.
1856B
Table 3-26: Point Type 98, Soft Point Parameters

68B
Point Type 98: Soft Point Parameters

1857B
Param#
185B Name
1852B Data Type
1852B Length
18523B Range
18524B Default
1852B Ver
18527B
User of values
Update
0
1852B ASCII Text 1
18529B R/W
18530B User
1853B AC
18532B 40
1853B Any printable ASCII
18534B “Soft Pt x”
1853B 1.10
18536B Text string used to label instance of Soft
18537B
text. Point. The ‘x’ in default is the number of the

Soft Point.
1
1853B Float 1
18539B R/W
18540B User
1854B FL
18542B 4
1854B 0
1854B 1.10
18546B Miscellaneous storage.
18547B
2
1854B Float 2
18549B R/W
1850B User
185B FL
1852B 4
1854B 0
185B 1.10
1857B
3
185B Float 3
1859B R/W
18560B User
1856B FL
18562B 4
18564B 0
1856B 1.10
18567B
4
1856B Float 4
18569B R/W
18570B User
1857B FL
18572B 4
18574B 0
1857B 1.10
1857B
5
1857B Float 5
18579B R/W
1850B User
185B FL
1852B 4
1854B 0
185B 1.10
1857B
6
185B Float 6
1859B R/W
18590B User
1859B FL
18592B 4
18594B 0
1859B 1.10
18597B
7
1859B Float 7
1859B R/W
1860B User
1860B FL
18602B 4
18604B 0
18605B 1.10
18607B
8
1860B Float 8
18609B R/W
1860B User
186B FL
1862B 4
1864B 0
1865B 1.10
1867B
9
186B Float 9
1869B R/W
18620B User
1862B FL
1862B 4
18624B 0
18625B 1.10
18627B
10
1862B Float 10
18629B R/W
18630B User
1863B FL
18632B 4
18634B 0
18635B 1.10
18637B
11
1863B Float 11
18639B R/W
18640B User
1864B FL
18642B 4
1864B 0
18645B 1.10
18647B
12
1864B Float 12
18649B R/W
18650B User
1865B FL
18652B 4
18654B 0
1865B 1.10
18657B
13
1865B Float 13
18659B R/W
1860B User
186B FL
1862B 4
1864B 0
1865B 1.10
1867B
14
186B Float 14
1869B R/W
18670B User
1867B FL
18672B 4
18674B 0
18675B 1.10
1867B
15
1867B Float 15
18679B R/W
1860B User
186B FL
1862B 4
1864B 0
1865B 1.10
1867B
16
186B Float 16
1869B R/W
18690B User
1869B FL
18692B 4
18694B 0
18695B 1.10
18697B
17
1869B Float 17
1869B R/W
1870B User
1870B FL
18702B 4
18704B 0
18705B 1.10
1870B
18
1870B Float 18
18709B R/W
1870B User
187B FL
1872B 4
1874B 0
1875B 1.10
187B
19
187B Float 19
1879B R/W
18720B User
1872B FL
1872B 4
18724B 0
18725B 1.10
1872B
20
1872B Float 20
18729B R/W
18730B User
1873B FL
18732B 4
18734B 0
18735B 1.10
1873B
21
1873B Long 1
18739B R/W
18740B User
1874B UINT32
18742B 4
18743B 0  4294967295
1874B 0
18745B 1.10
1874B


1857B
Param#
185B Name
1852B Data Type
1852B Length
18523B Range
18524B Default
1852B Ver
18527B
User of values
Update
22
1874B Long 2
18749B R/W
18750B User
1875B UINT32
18752B 4
18753B 0  4294967295
18754B 0
1875B 1.10
1875B
23
1875B Short 1
18759B R/W
18760B User
1876B UINT16
18762B 2
18763B 0  65535
18764B 0
18765B 1.10
1876B
24
1876B Short 2
18769B R/W
1870B User
187B UINT16
1872B 2
1873B 0  65535
1874B 0
1875B 1.10
187B
25
187B Short 3
1879B R/W
1870B User
187B UINT16
1872B 2
1873B 0  65535
1874B 0
1875B 1.10
187B
26
187B Short 4
1879B R/W
18790B User
1879B UINT16
18792B 2
18793B 0  65535
18794B 0
18795B 1.10
1879B
27
1879B Short 5
1879B R/W
180B User
180B UINT16
1802B 2
1803B 0  65535
1804B 0
1805B 1.10
1807B
28
180B Short 6
1809B R/W
180B User
18B UINT16
182B 2
183B 0  65535
184B 0
185B 1.10
187B
29
18B Short 7
189B R/W
1820B User
182B UINT16
182B 2
1823B 0  65535
1824B 0
1825B 1.10
1827B
30
182B Short 8
1829B R/W
1830B User
183B UINT16
1832B 2
183B 0  65535
1834B 0
1835B 1.10
1837B
31
183B Short 9
1839B R/W
1840B User
184B UINT16
1842B 2
1843B 0  65535
184B 0
1845B 1.10
1847B
32
184B Short 10
1849B R/W
1850B User
185B UINT16
1852B 2
1853B 0  65535
1854B 0
185B 1.10
1857B
33
185B Byte 1
1859B R/W
1860B User
186B UINT8
1862B 1
1863B 0  255
1864B 0
1865B 1.10
1867B
34
186B Byte 2
1869B R/W
1870B User
187B UINT8
1872B 1
1873B 0  255
1874B 0
1875B 1.10
187B
35
187B Byte 3
1879B R/W
180B User
18B UINT8
182B 1
183B 0  255
184B 0
185B 1.10
187B
36
18B Byte 4
189B R/W
1890B User
189B UINT8
1892B 1
1893B 0  255
1894B 0
1895B 1.10
1897B
37
189B Byte 5
189B R/W
1890B User
1890B UINT8
18902B 1
18903B 0  255
18904B 0
18905B 1.10
18907B
38
1890B Byte 6
1890B R/W
1890B User
189B UINT8
1892B 1
1893B 0  255
1894B 0
1895B 1.10
1897B
39
189B Byte 7
189B R/W
18920B User
1892B UINT8
1892B 1
18923B 0  255
18924B 0
18925B 1.10
18927B
40
1892B Byte 8
1892B R/W
18930B User
1893B UINT8
18932B 1
1893B 0  255
18934B 0
18935B 1.10
18937B
41
1893B Byte 9
1893B R/W
18940B User
1894B UINT8
18942B 1
18943B 0  255
1894B 0
18945B 1.10
18947B
42
1894B Byte 10
1894B R/W
18950B User
1895B UINT8
18952B 1
18953B 0  255
18954B 0
1895B 1.10
18957B
43
1895B Double 1
1895B R/W
18960B User
1896B Double
18962B 8
18963B Valid IEEE double
18964B 0.0
18965B 2.20
18967B
precision floating point

44
1896B Double 2
1896B R/W
18970B User
1897B Double
18972B 8
18974B 0.0
18975B 2.20
1897B

45
1897B Double 3
1897B R/W
1890B User
189B Double
1892B 8
1894B 0.0
1895B 2.20
1897B

46
189B Double 4
189B R/W
1890B User
189B Double
1892B 8
1894B 0.0
1895B 2.20
1897B

47
189B Double 5
189B R/W
190B User
190B Double
1902B 8
1904B 0.0
1905B 2.20
1907B

48
1908B Double 6
190B R/W
190B User
190B Double
1902B 8
1904B 0.0
1905B 2.20
1907B

49
1908B Double 7
190B R/W
1902B User
1902B Double
1902B 8
19024B 0.0
19025B 2.20
19027B


1857B
Param#
185B Name
1852B Data Type
1852B Length
18523B Range
18524B Default
1852B Ver
18527B
User of values
Update
50
19028B Double 8
1902B R/W
1903B User
1903B Double
19032B 8
19034B 0.0
19035B 2.20
19037B

51
19038B Double 9
1903B R/W
1904B User
1904B Double
19042B 8
1904B 0.0
19045B 2.20
19047B

52
19048B Double 10
1904B R/W
1905B User
1905B Double
19052B 8
19054B 0.0
1905B 2.20
19057B

53
19058B Long 3
1905B R/W
1906B User
1906B UINT32
19062B 4
19063B 0  4294967295
19064B 0
19065B 2.20
19067B
54
19068B Long 4
1906B R/W
1907B User
1907B UINT32
19072B 4
19073B 0  4294967295
19074B 0
19075B 2.20
1907B
55
19078B Long 5
1907B R/W
1908B User
1908B UINT32
19082B 4
19083B 0  4294967295
19084B 0
19085B 2.20
19087B
56
1908B Long 6
1908B R/W
190B User
190B UINT32
1902B 4
1903B 0  4294967295
1904B 0
1905B 2.20
1907B
57
1908B Long 7
190B R/W
190B User
190B UINT32
1902B 4
1903B 0  4294967295
1904B 0
1905B 2.20
1907B
58
1908B Long 8
190B R/W
190B User
19B UINT32
192B 4
193B 0  4294967295
194B 0
195B 2.20
197B
59
198B Long 9
19B R/W
1920B User
192B UINT32
192B 4
1923B 0  4294967295
1924B 0
1925B 2.20
1927B
60
1928B Long 10
192B R/W
1930B User
193B UINT32
1932B 4
193B 0  4294967295
1934B 0
1935B 2.20
1937B
61
1938B Logging Enable
193B R/W
1940B User
194B UINT8
1942B 1
1943B 01
194B 1
1945B 2.20
1946B Enables or disables event logging for
1947B
changes to the soft point parameters on this

logical. Valid values are 0 (logging disabled)
and 1 (logging enabled).

3.4.26 Point Type 99: Configurable Opcode Table
Description:
1948B Point type 99 is the Configurable Opcode table that hosts may use to collect data from a ROC in a specific order.
194B
There are 16 instances (logicals) of the Configurable Opcode table. Each instance of the Point Type is a grouping of up
1950B
to 44 different ROC parameter definitions (Point Type, Logical Number, and Parameter Number, or TLP). Once you
define the parameter(s), you can use opcodes 10 and 11 to read or write data from and to the TLPs identified by the
Configurable Opcode Table.
195B 16 logical points for Configurable Opcodes may exist.
1952B
Storage Location:
1954B
Note:
195B The range of “Any valid TLP” indicates values represented as TLPs in the format 0,0,0, where (91-98 and 100-135), 0-
1956B
xx (where the logical number corresponds to the last instance of the point type), 0-xx (where the parameter number
corresponds to the number of parameters in the specified point type)
Table 3-27: Point Type 99, Configurable Opcode

69B
Point Type 99: Configurable Opcode

128B
Param#
1957B Name
1960B Data
196B Length
1962B Range
1963B Default
1964B Ver
3529B
User Type of values

Update
0
1965B Sequence/Revision #
196B R/W
1967B User
1968B FL
196B 4
1970B Any valid IEEE 754
197B 0.0
1972B 1.10
1973B Intended to be used for a revision number for
1974B
float this table.

1
1975B Data 1
1976B R/W
197B User
1978B TLP
197B 3
1980B Any valid TLP
198B 0,0,0
1982B 1.10
1983B User configurable
1984B
2
1985B Data 2
1986B R/W
1987B User
198B TLP
198B 3
190B Any valid TLP
19B 0,0,0
192B 1.10
194B
3
195B Data 3
196B R/W
197B User
198B TLP
19B 3
1920B Any valid TLP
1920B 0,0,0
1920B 1.10
19204B
4
19205B Data 4
19206B R/W
19207B User
19208B TLP
1920B 3
1920B Any valid TLP
192B 0,0,0
192B 1.10
1924B
5
1925B Data 5
1926B R/W
1927B User
1928B TLP
192B 3
1920B Any valid TLP
192B 0,0,0
192B 1.10
1924B
6
1925B Data 6
1926B R/W
1927B User
1928B TLP
192B 3
19230B Any valid TLP
1923B 0,0,0
1923B 1.10
19234B
7
19235B Data 7
19236B R/W
19237B User
19238B TLP
1923B 3
1924B 0,0,0
1924B 1.10
1924B
8
19245B Data 8
19246B R/W
19247B User
19248B TLP
1924B 3
1925B 0,0,0
1925B 1.10
19254B
9
1925B Data 9
19256B R/W
19257B User
19258B TLP
1925B 3
1926B 0,0,0
1926B 1.10
19264B
10
19265B Data 10
1926B R/W
19267B User
19268B TLP
1926B 3
1927B 0,0,0
1927B 1.10
19274B
11
19275B Data 11
19276B R/W
1927B User
19278B TLP
1927B 3
1928B 0,0,0
1928B 1.10
19284B
12
19285B Data 12
19286B R/W
19287B User
1928B TLP
1928B 3
1920B Any valid TLP
192B 0,0,0
192B 1.10
1924B
13
1925B Data 13
1926B R/W
1927B User
1928B TLP
192B 3
1930B Any valid TLP
1930B 0,0,0
19302B 1.10
19304B
14
19305B Data 14
19306B R/W
19307B User
19308B TLP
1930B 3
1930B Any valid TLP
193B 0,0,0
1932B 1.10
1934B
15
1935B Data 15
1936B R/W
1937B User
1938B TLP
193B 3
1932B 0,0,0
1932B 1.10
19324B
16
19325B Data 16
19326B R/W
19327B User
19328B TLP
1932B 3
1930B Any valid TLP
193B 0,0,0
1932B 1.10
1934B

Point Type 99: Configurable Opcode

128B
Param#
1957B Name
1960B Data
196B Length
1962B Range
1963B Default
1964B Ver
3529B
User Type of values

Update
17
1935B Data 17
1936B R/W
1937B User
1938B TLP
193B 3
1934B 0,0,0
19342B 1.10
1934B
18
19345B Data 18
19346B R/W
19347B User
19348B TLP
1934B 3
1935B 0,0,0
19352B 1.10
19354B
19
1935B Data 19
19356B R/W
19357B User
19358B TLP
1935B 3
1936B 0,0,0
19362B 1.10
19364B
20
19365B Data 20
1936B R/W
19367B User
19368B TLP
1936B 3
1937B 0,0,0
19372B 1.10
19374B
21
19375B Data 21
19376B R/W
1937B User
19378B TLP
1937B 3
1938B 0,0,0
19382B 1.10
19384B
22
19385B Data 22
19386B R/W
19387B User
1938B TLP
1938B 3
1930B Any valid TLP
193B 0,0,0
1932B 1.10
1934B
23
1935B Data 23
1936B R/W
1937B User
1938B TLP
193B 3
1940B Any valid TLP
1940B 0,0,0
19402B 1.10
1940B
24
19405B Data 24
19406B R/W
19407B User
19408B TLP
1940B 3
1940B Any valid TLP
194B 0,0,0
1942B 1.10
194B
25
1945B Data 25
1946B R/W
1947B User
1948B TLP
194B 3
1942B 0,0,0
1942B 1.10
1942B
26
19425B Data 26
19426B R/W
19427B User
19428B TLP
1942B 3
1943B 0,0,0
19432B 1.10
1943B
27
19435B Data 27
19436B R/W
19437B User
19438B TLP
1943B 3
1940B Any valid TLP
194B 0,0,0
1942B 1.10
194B
28
1945B Data 28
1946B R/W
1947B User
1948B TLP
194B 3
1945B 0,0,0
19452B 1.10
1945B
29
1945B Data 29
19456B R/W
19457B User
19458B TLP
1945B 3
1946B 0,0,0
19462B 1.10
1946B
30
19465B Data 30
1946B R/W
19467B User
19468B TLP
1946B 3
1947B 0,0,0
19472B 1.10
1947B
31
19475B Data 31
19476B R/W
1947B User
19478B TLP
1947B 3
1948B 0,0,0
19482B 1.10
1948B
32
19485B Data 32
19486B R/W
19487B User
1948B TLP
1948B 3
1940B Any valid TLP
194B 0,0,0
1942B 1.10
194B
33
1945B Data 33
1946B R/W
1947B User
1948B TLP
194B 3
1950B Any valid TLP
1950B 0,0,0
19502B 1.10
19504B
34
1950B Data 34
19506B R/W
19507B User
19508B TLP
1950B 3
1950B Any valid TLP
195B 0,0,0
1952B 1.10
1954B
35
195B Data 35
1956B R/W
1957B User
1958B TLP
195B 3
1952B 0,0,0
1952B 1.10
19524B
36
1952B Data 36
19526B R/W
19527B User
19528B TLP
1952B 3
1953B 0,0,0
19532B 1.10
19534B
37
1953B Data 37
19536B R/W
19537B User
19538B TLP
1953B 3
1954B 0,0,0
19542B 1.10
1954B
38
1954B Data 38
19546B R/W
19547B User
19548B TLP
1954B 3
1950B Any valid TLP
195B 0,0,0
1952B 1.10
1954B
39
195B Data 39
1956B R/W
1957B User
1958B TLP
195B 3
1956B 0,0,0
19562B 1.10
19564B
40
1956B Data 40
1956B R/W
19567B User
19568B TLP
1956B 3
1957B 0,0,0
19572B 1.10
19574B
41
1957B Data 41
19576B R/W
1957B User
19578B TLP
1957B 3
1958B 0,0,0
19582B 1.10
19584B
42
1958B Data 42
19586B R/W
19587B User
1958B TLP
1958B 3
1950B Any valid TLP
195B 0,0,0
1952B 1.10
1954B
43
195B Data 43
1956B R/W
1957B User
1958B TLP
195B 3
1960B Any valid TLP
1960B 0,0,0
19602B 1.10
19604B
44
19605B Data 44
1960B R/W
19607B User
19608B TLP
1960B 3
1960B Any valid TLP
196B 0,0,0
1962B 1.10
1964B

3.4.27 Point Type 100: Power Control Parameters
Description:
1965B Point type 100 provides the parameters to configuring radio power control.
196B

1967B 6 logical points for Power Control Parameters may exist.
1968B
Storage Location:
19620B
Special Data Type

1962B
Name: HOURMINUTE
17B
Length: 2 Bytes
18B
Description:
19B
This is supposed to be viewed as a time listed as a decimal-based number. The first two digits represent the hour and
120B
the last two digits represent the minute.

Range: 9999, 0  23 for 2 MS Digits; 0  59 for 2 LS Digits
12B
Special Meanings: 9999, Disabled

12B
Table 3-28: Point Type 100, Power Control Parameters

70B
Point Type 100: Power Control Parameters

1962B
Param#
19623B Name
1962B Data 19627B Length
1962B Range
19630B Default
1963B Ver
130B
User Type
19628B
values
Update
0
19632B Point Tag Identification
1963B R/W
19634B User
19635B AC
1963B 10
19638B LOI: 1963B 1.10
19645B The name used to identify this radio power
1964B
byte “PWR_CTR control point.

L_0”
COMM1:
19640B
“PWR_CTR
L_1”
COMM2:
1964B
“PWR_CTR
L_2”
COMM3:
19642B
“PWR_CTR
L_3”
COMM4:
19643B
“PWR_CTR
L_4”
COMM5:
1964B
“PWR_CTR
L_5”
1
19647B Status
19648B R/O
1964B User
19650B UINT8
1965B 1
19652B 0,1
19653B 0
19654B 1.10
1965B Status of power control on this port.
1965B
0 = Power Disabled, 1 = Power Enabled

19657B
2
19658B Enable
1965B R/W
1960B User
196B UINT8
1962B 1
1963B 0,1
1964B 0
1965B 1.10
196B The enabled mode for the power control on this
1967B
port. 0 = Disabled, 1 = Enabled


1962B
3
1968B Start Time #1
196B R/W
19670B User
1967B HOURMIN
19672B 2
19673B See Default Above
19674B 9999
19675B 1.10
1967B Zone 1 start time.
1967B
UTE
4
19678B Start Time #2
1967B R/W
19680B User
1968B HOURMIN
19682B 2
19684B 9999
19685B 1.10
19687B
UTE
5
1968B Start Time #3
1968B R/W
1960B User
196B HOURMIN
1962B 2
1964B 9999
1965B 1.10
1967B
UTE
6
1968B On Time #1
196B R/W
1970B User
1970B UINT32
19702B 4
19703B 0, 100  4294967295
19704B 0
19705B 1.10
19706B On time for Zone 1. The amount of time for this
1970B
cycle, the DO associated with this power control

will be in the on state (in milliseconds).
7
19708B On Time #2
1970B R/W
1970B User
197B UINT32
1972B 4
1973B 0, 100  4294967295
1974B 0
1975B 1.10
197B

8
1978B On Time #3
197B R/W
19720B User
1972B UINT32
1972B 4
19723B 0, 100  4294967295
19724B 0
19725B 1.10
1972B

9
19728B Off Time #1
1972B R/W
19730B User
1973B UINT32
19732B 4
1973B 0, 100  4294967295
19734B 0
19735B 1.10
19736B Off time for Zone 1. The amount of time (in
1973B
milliseconds) for this cycle, the DO associated

with this power control will be in the off state
(following the on state)
10
19738B Off Time #2
1973B R/W
19740B User
1974B UINT32
19742B 4
19743B 0, 100  4294967295
1974B 0
19745B 1.10
19746B Off time for Zone 2. The amount of time (in
1974B

(following the on state).
11
19748B Off Time #3
1974B R/W
19750B User
1975B UINT32
19752B 4
19753B 0, 100  4294967295
19754B 0
1975B 1.10
19756B On time for Zone 3. The amount of time (in
1975B

(following the on state).
12
19758B Active Time Zone
1975B R/O
19760B System
1976B UINT8
19762B 1
19763B 13
19764B 1
19765B 1.10
1976B This parameter is the current active power zone.
1976B
13
19768B Hold Time
1976B R/W
1970B User
197B UINT32
1972B 4
1973B 0  4294967295
1974B 10000
1975B 1.10
1976B Time in milliseconds that the output is held on
197B
after detection of communications. Not

applicable for logical 1 if Ethernet Port.
14
1978B Power Timer
197B R/O
19780B System
1978B UINT32
19782B 4
19783B 0  4294967295
19784B 0
19785B 1.10
19786B Counts down the amount of time, in milliseconds,
1978B
(On Time, Off Time, Hold Time) that the power

control is currently using.
15
1978B Discrete Output Number
1978B R/W
1970B User
197B TLP
1972B 3
1973B [0,0,0] or 1974B 0,0,0
1978B 1.10
197B The logical discrete output number.
1980B
Type: 102. 1975B
Parameter: 8 1976B
Logical is 0 (number
197B
of DO Points – 1).
16
1980B Low Battery
19802B R/W
19803B User
19804B FL
19805B 4
19806B Any IEEE 754 floating
19807B 11.0
1980B 1.10
1980B The radio will not be turned on if the voltage
1980B
point number. drops below this value. In volts.

17
198B Cumulative On Time
1982B R/W
1983B Both
1984B UINT32
1985B 4
1986B 0  4294967295
1987B 0
198B 1.10
198B The counter shows how many seconds the radio
19820B
power control has been on.


1962B
18
1982B Cumulative Off Time
1982B R/W
19823B Both
19824B UINT32
19825B 4
19826B 0  4294967295
19827B 0
1982B 1.10
1982B This counter shows how many seconds the radio
19830B
power control has been off.

19
1983B Low Battery Deadband
19832B R/W
1983B User
19834B FL
19835B 4
19836B Any IEEE 754 floating
19837B 1.0
1983B 1.10
1983B This is a dead-band for the low battery level in
19840B
point number. power control. This is used to keep from the

radio continuously turning on and off.

3.4.28 Point Type 101: Discrete Inputs
Description:
1984B Point type 101 provides parameters to set up and read discrete inputs.
19842B

19843B 8 logicals per inserted module exist.
1984B
Storage Location:
19846B
Table 3-29: Point Type 101, Discrete Inputs

71B
Point Type 101: Discrete Inputs

19847B
Param#
1984B Name
1985B Data Type
19852B Length
19853B Range
19854B Default
1985B Ver
19857B
User values
Update
0
1985B Point Tag Id.
1985B R/W
19860B User
1986B AC
19862B 10
19863B 0x20  0x7E for each
19864B “DI Default”
19865B 1.10
1986B Identification name for specific DI. Values must
19867B
ASCII character be printable ASCII characters.

1
1986B Scanning
1986B R/W
19870B User
1987B UINT8
19872B 1
19873B
01
19874B
1
19875B 1.10
19876B If disabled, field inputs are ignored and no
1987B
changes will occur unless manually entered. 0 =

Disabled, 1 = Enabled.
2
1987B Filter
1987B R/W
1980B User
198B FL
1982B 4
1983B 0.00  43,200.0
1984B 0.3
1985B 1.10
1986B Number of seconds that a DI must remain in the
1987B
ON state before it is recognized as valid and the

Status (parameter #3) is changed.
3
198B Status
198B R/W
1980B Both
198B UINT8
1982B 1
1983B
01
1984B
0
1985B 1.10
1986B Indicates what state the DI is currently in, ON (1)
1987B
or OFF (0).
4
198B Invert Mode
198B R/W
190B User
190B UINT8
1902B 1
1903B 01
1904B 0
1905B 1.10
1906B If enabled, the field input will be inverted in the
1907B
Status (parameter #3 – ON becomes OFF and

vice-versa). 0 = Invert Status Disabled, 1 = Invert
Status Enabled.
5
1908B Latch Mode
190B R/W
190B User
19B UINT8
192B 1
193B
01
194B
0
195B 1.10
196B If enabled, then, on an active transition of the
197B
input, the Status (parameter #3) will change to

ON and remain in the ON state until it is cleared
manually. 0 = Latch Status Disabled, 1 = Latch
Status Enabled.
6
198B Accumulated Value
19B R/W
1920B Both
192B UINT32
192B 4
1923B
0  16,000,000
1924B
0
1925B 1.10
1926B Number of times the Status (parameter #3) goes
1927B
from OFF to ON. Value will rollover once it

reaches the maximum range.
7
1928B Cumulative On Time
192B R/W
1930B Both
193B FL
1932B 4
193B
0.0 1,000,000
1934B
0.0
1935B 1.10
1936B Number of seconds when the Status (parameter
1937B
#3) is in the ON state. Value will rollover once it

8
1938B Cumulative Off Time
193B R/W
1940B Both
194B FL
1942B 4
1943B
0.0 1,000,000
194B
0.0
1945B 1.10
1946B Number of seconds when the Status (parameter
1947B
#3) is in the OFF state. Value will rollover once it

9
1948B Alarming
194B R/W
1950B User
195B UINT8
1952B 1
1953B
01
1954B
0
195B 1.10
1956B If enabled, alarms may be generated and sent to
1957B
the Alarm Log. 0 = Disabled, 1 = Enabled.

Point Type 101: Discrete Inputs

19847B
Param#
1984B Name
1985B Data Type
19852B Length
19853B Range
19854B Default
1985B Ver
19857B
User values
Update
10
1958B SRBX on Clear
195B R/W
1960B User
196B UINT8
1962B 1
1963B
01
1964B
0
1965B 1.10
196B Indicates a SRBX alarm is desired if an alarm
1967B
condition clears. 0 = SRBX on Clear Disabled, 1

= SRBX on Clear Enabled.
11
1968B SRBX on Set
196B R/W
1970B User
197B UINT8
1972B 1
1973B
01
1974B
0
1975B 1.10
197B
condition occurs. 0 = SRBX on Set Disabled, 1 =

SRBX on Set Enabled.
12
1978B Alarm Code
197B R/O
1980B System
198B BIN
1982B 1
1983B
0x00  0xFF
1984B
0x00
1985B 1.10
1986B
12.0
1987B Not Used
198B Bit 0
198B 0
190B Not Used
19B
12.1
192B Not Used
193B Bit 1
194B 0
195B Not Used
196B
12.2
197B Not Used
198B Bit 2
19B 0
20B Not Used
201B
12.3
20B Not Used
203B Bit 3
204B 0
205B Not Used
206B
12.4
207B Not Used
208B Bit 4
209B 0
201B Not Used
201B
12.5
201B Status On Alarm
2013B Bit 5
2014B 0
2015B 1.10
2016B If set, the Status (parameter #3) is ON. If clear,
2017B
the Status (parameter #3) is OFF.

12.6
2018B Not Used
2019B Bit 6
20B 0
201B Not Used
20B
12.7
203B Scanning Disabled Alarm
204B Bit 7
205B 0
206B 1.10
207B If set, the Scanning (parameter #1) has been
208B
disabled. If clear, the Scanning (parameter #1)

has been enabled.
13
209B Scan Period
203B R/W
2031B User
203B FL
203B 4
2034B 0.00443,200.0
2035B 0.05
2036B 1.10
2037B Scan Period in Seconds
2038B
14
2039B Actual Scan Time
204B R/O
2041B System
204B FL
2043B 4
204B 0.0  43,200.0
2045B 0.0
2046B 1.10
2047B Actual number of seconds between updates of
2048B
the DI.
15
2049B Physical Status
205B R/O
2051B System
205B UINT8
2053B 1
2054B
01
205B
0
2056B 1.10
2057B Indicates what state the hardware is currently in,
2058B
ON (1) or OFF (0).

3.4.29 Point Type 102: Discrete Outputs
Description:
2059B Point type 102 is the Discrete Outputs parameters for setting up discrete outputs.
206B

2061B 5 logical points for each installed DO or DO-Relay module. The DO-Relay 6 Point module has 6 logicals for each
206B
inserted module.
Storage Location:
2064B
Table 3-30: Point Type 102, Discrete Outputs

72B
Point Type 102: Discrete Outputs

13B
Parameter
2065B Name
2068B Data Type
2069B Length
207B Range
2071B Default
207B Ver
2074B
# User values
Update
0
2075B Point Tag Id.
2076B R/W
207B User
2078B AC
2079B 10
2081B “DO 208B 1.10
2083B Identification name for specific DO. Values must
2084B
ASCII character Default” be printable ASCII characters.

1
2085B Units Tag
2086B R/W
2087B User
208B AC
2089B 10
2091B “Percent “
209B 1.10
2093B Describes the units used by the DO. Values must
2094B

2
2095B Scanning Mode
2096B R/W
2097B User
2098B UINT8
209B 1
201B
02
201B
1
201B 1.10
2013B If disabled, no changes to the output occur. If in
2014B
Manual, only the user can change the values of

the DO. If in Automatic, anything can change the
values of the DO.
0 = Disabled, 1 = Automatic , 2 = Manual
2015B
3
2016B Alarming
2017B R/W
2018B User
2019B UINT8
201B 1
201B
01
201B
0
2013B 1.10
2015B

4
2016B SRBX on Clear
2017B R/W
2018B User
2019B UINT8
201B 1
201B
01
201B
0
2013B 1.10
2015B

5
2016B SRBX on Set
2017B R/W
2018B User
2019B UINT8
2013B 1
2013B 01
2013B 0
2013B 1.10
20135B

6
20136B Alarm Code
20137B R/O
20138B System
20139B BIN
2014B 1
2014B 0x00  0xFF
2014B 0x00
20143B 1.10
2014B
6.0
20145B Not Used
20146B Bit 0
20147B 0
20148B Not Used
20149B
6.1
2015B Not Used
2015B Bit 1
2015B 0
20153B Not Used
20154B
6.2
2015B Not Used
20156B Bit 2
20157B 0
20158B Not Used
20159B
6.3
2016B Not Used
2016B Bit 3
2016B 0
20163B Not Used
20164B
6.4
20165B Not Used
2016B Bit 4
20167B 0
20168B Not Used
20169B
6.5
2017B Scanning Manual Alarm
2017B Bit 5
2017B 0
20173B 1.10
20174B If set, the Scanning (parameter #2) has been set
20175B
to Manual. If clear, the Scanning (parameter #2)

has been set to either Disable or Automatic
6.6
20176B Not Used
2017B Bit 6
20178B 0
20179B Not Used
2018B


13B
Parameter
2065B Name
2068B Data Type
2069B Length
207B Range
2071B Default
207B Ver
2074B
# User values
Update
6.7
2018B Bit 7
20183B 0
20184B 1.10
20186B

has been set to either Automatic or Manual.
7
20187B Failsafe on Reset
2018B R/W
20189B User
2019B UINT8
2019B 1
2019B
01
20193B
0
20194B 1.10
20195B If enabled, the Status (parameter #8) will be set
20196B
to the status indicated in ‘Failsafe Status Value’

(Parameter #22) on a restart of any kind. If
disabled, the last Status before the restart will be
used. 0 = Output Last Status on Reset, 1 = Use
Failsafe value on Reset.
8
20197B Auto Output
20198B R/W
2019B Both
20B UINT8
201B 1
20B 01
203B 0
204B 1.10
205B Controls the state of the DO when Scanning
206B
(parameter #2) is in auto mode. In other words,

the physical output gets this status when the
mode (parameter # 2) is set to Automatic.
9
208B R/W
209B Both
201B UINT32
201B 4
201B 0  4,294,967,295
2013B 0
2014B 1.10
2015B Number of times the Status (parameter #8) goes
2016B
from OFF to ON.

10
2017B Momentary Mode
2018B R/W
2019B User
20B UINT8
201B 1
20B
01
203B
0
204B 1.10
205B If enabled, the Status (parameter #8) will be
206B
turned ON for the entered Time On (parameter

#14) and then be turned OFF. 0 = Momentary
Disabled, 1 = Momentary Enabled.
11
207B Momentary Active
208B R/O
209B System
203B UINT8
2031B 1
203B
01
203B
0
2034B 1.10
2035B Indicates that the DO currently has the
2036B
Momentary ability active. 0 = Momentary Not

Active, 1 = Momentary Active.
12
2037B Toggle Mode
2038B R/W
2039B User
204B UINT8
2041B 1
204B
01
2043B
0
204B 1.10
2046B
turned ON for the entered Time On (parameter

#14) and then turned OFF for the same Time On.
The Status will continue to cycle between the ON
and OFF states. 0 = Toggle Disabled, 1 = Toggle
Enabled.
13
2047B Timed Discrete Output (TDO)
2048B R/W
2049B User
205B UINT8
2051B 1
205B 01
2053B 0
2054B 1.10
2056B
Mode turned ON for a calculated Time On (parameter

#14) based upon the entered EU Value
(parameter #20). After the Time On has expired,
the Status will be turned OFF and remain that
way until a new EU Value is entered. 0 = TDO
Disabled, 1 = TDO Enabled.
14
2057B Time On
2058B R/W
2059B Both
206B FL
2061B 4
206B
DO: 0.002  43,200.0
2063B
1.0
2065B 1.10
206B Number of seconds the Status (parameter #8) will
2067B
DOR: 0.05 43,200.0

2064B
be turned ON for if in TDO, Toggle, or Momentary
Mode.


13B
Parameter
2065B Name
2068B Data Type
2069B Length
207B Range
2071B Default
207B Ver
2074B
# User values
Update
15
2068B Cycle Time
2069B R/W
207B User
2071B FL
207B 4
2073B
>0.0  43,200.0
2074B
15.0
2075B 1.10
2076B Number of seconds for when TDO Mode
207B
(parameter #13) and Toggle Mode (parameter

#12) are selected. The Status (parameter #8) will
be ON for the calculated Time On (parameter
#14) based upon the entered EU Value
(parameter #20). The Status will then be turned
OFF based upon the Cycle Time minus the Time
On.
16
2078B Low Reading Time
2079B R/W
208B User
2081B FL
208B 4
2083B
0.0  43,200.0
2084B
3.0
2085B 1.10
2086B Minimum number of seconds the calculated Time
2087B
On (parameter #14) will be when the entered EU

Value (parameter #20) is less than or equal to the
entered Low Reading EU (parameter #18).
17
208B High Reading Time
2089B R/W
209B User
2091B FL
209B 4
2093B 0.0  43,200.0
2094B 12.0
2095B 1.10
2096B Maximum number of seconds the calculated Time
2097B
On (parameter #14) will be when the entered EU

Value (parameter #20) is greater than or equal to
the entered High Reading EU (parameter #19).
18
2098B Low Reading EU
209B R/W
203B User
2031B FL
203B 4
2034B 0.0
2035B 1.10
2036B Minimum EU Value (parameter #20) possible.
2037B
19
2038B High Reading EU
2039B R/W
2031B User
2031B FL
2031B 4
20314B 100.0
20315B 1.10
20316B Maximum EU Value (parameter #20) possible.
20317B
20
20318B EU Value
20319B R/W
203B Both
2031B FL
203B 4
2034B 0.0
2035B 1.10
2036B Value in Engineering Units.
2037B
21
2038B Manual Output
2039B R/W
203B Both
2031B UINT8
203B 1
203B
01
2034B
0
2035B 1.10
2036B Controls the state of the DO when Scanning
2037B
(parameter #2) is in manual mode. In other

words, the physical output gets this status when
the mode (parameter # 2) is set to Manual.
22
2038B Failsafe Output
2039B R/W
2034B User
20341B UINT8
2034B 1
2034B
01
2034B
1
20345B 1.10
20346B The state the output will be placed in when the
20347B
unit is started and the Failsafe on Reset

Parameter (Parameter 7) is set to 1, Use Failsafe
value on reset.
23
20348B RESERVED
20349B Reserved fof future use
2035B
24
20351B Physical Output
2035B R/O
2035B System
20354B UINT8
2035B 1
20356B 01
20357B 0
20358B 1.10
20359B Indicates what state the DO is currently in, ON (1)
2036B
or OFF (0).
25
20361B Invert Output Mode
2036B R/W
2036B User
20364B UINT8
20365B 1
2036B
01
20367B
0
20368B 2.20
20369B Inverts the output of the ACIO channel. This
2037B
allows you to use TDO mode to keep a channel

OFF for a set amount of time and then bring the
channel back ON. Valid values are 0 (Normal)
and 1 (Inverted).
Note: This always inverts the output, including
20371B
the Failsafe Output.

26
2037B DO Type
2037B R/O
20374B System
20375B UINT8
20376B 1
2037B
01
20378B
0
20379B 2.20
2038B Indicates the type of DO (relay or solid state).
20381B
Valid values are:

0 = DO Relay
2038B
1 = DO Solid State
3 = DO Relay 6 Point

3.4.30 Point Type 103: Analog Inputs
Description:
2038B Point type 103 is the Analog Inputs parameters for setting up and reading analog inputs.
20384B

20385B 4 logical points for each installed AI module.
20386B
Storage Location:
2038B
Table 3-31: Point Type 103, Analog Inputs

73B
Point Type 103: Analog Inputs

132B
Param#
20389B Name
2039B Data Type
2039B Length
20394B Range
20395B Default
20396B Ver
20398B
User values
Update
0
2039B Point Tag Id.
204B R/W
2041B User
204B AC
2043B 10
2045B “AI Default”
2046B 1.10
2047B Identification name for specific AI. Values must be
2048B
ASCII character printable ASCII characters.

1
2049B Units Tag
2041B R/W
2041B User
2041B AC
20413B 10
20415B “
20416B “ 1.10
20417B Describes the units used by the AI. Values must
20418B

2
20419B Scanning
204B R/W_CNDL
2041B User
204B UINT8
2043B 1
204B 01
2045B 1
2046B 1.10
2048B

3
2049B Scan Period
2043B R/W_CNDL
20431B User
2043B FL
2043B 4
2043B
0.05  43,200.0
20435B
1.0
20436B 1.10
20437B Number of seconds between updates of the AI.
20438B
4
204B R/O
2041B System
204B FL
2043B 4
204B
0.0  43,200.0
2045B
0.0
2046B 1.10
2047B Actual number of seconds between updates of the
2048B
AI.
5
2049B Filter
2045B R/W_CNDL
20451B User
2045B UINT8
20453B 1
2045B
0  99
2045B
3
20456B 1.10
20457B Percentage of last raw A/D reading to be
20458B
weighted with the new raw A/D reading.

6
20459B Averaging
2046B R/W_CNDL
20461B User
2046B UINT8
20463B 1
2046B 01
20465B 0
2046B 1.10
20467B If enabled, the filtered raw A/D value is averaged
20468B
over the Scan Period. If disabled, the current

filtered raw A/D value is used when the Scan
Period is reached. 0 = Disabled, 1 = Enabled.
7
20469B Raw A/D Input
2047B R/W_CNDL
20471B Both
2047B UINT16
20473B 2
2047B 0  65,535
20475B 0
20476B 1.10
2047B Raw A/D reading used to calculate the EU Value
20478B
(parameter #21).
8
20479B Zero Raw
2048B R/W_CNDL
20481B User
2048B UINT16
20483B 2
2048B
0  65,535
20485B
AI-12:819
20486B 1.10
20487B Lowest calibrated raw A/D input.
2048B
AI16:
13,107
9
20489B Mid Point Raw #1
2049B R/W_CNDL
20491B User
2049B UINT16
20493B 2
2049B 0  65,535
20495B
AI-12:
20496B 1.10
20497B Second lowest calibrated raw A/D input.
20498B
4,095
AI16:
65,535
10
205B R/W_CNDL
2051B User
205B UINT16
2053B 2
2054B
0  65,535
205B
AI-12:
2056B 1.10
2057B Third lowest or highest calibrated raw A/D input.
2058B
4,095
AI16:
65,535


132B
Param#
20389B Name
2039B Data Type
2039B Length
20394B Range
20395B Default
20396B Ver
20398B
User values
Update
11
2051B R/W_CNDL
2051B User
2051B UINT16
20513B 2
20514B
0  65,535
2051B
AI-12:
20516B 1.10
20517B Second highest calibrated raw A/D input.
20518B
4,095
AI16:
65,535
12
20519B Span Raw
205B R/W_CNDL
2051B User
205B UINT16
2053B 2
2054B
0  65,535
205B
AI-12:
2056B 1.10
2057B Highest calibrated raw A/D input.
2058B
4,095
AI16:
65,535
13
2059B Zero EU
2053B R/W_CNDL
20531B User
2053B FL
2053B 4
2053B 0.0
20536B 1.10
20537B Lowest calibrated EU value.
20538B
14
20539B Mid Point EU #1
2054B R/W_CNDL
20541B User
2054B FL
20543B 4
2054B 100.0
20546B 1.10
20547B Second lowest calibrated EU value.
20548B
15
205B R/W_CNDL
2051B User
205B FL
2053B 4
205B 100.0
2056B 1.10
2057B Third lowest or highest calibrated EU value.
2058B
16
2056B R/W_CNDL
20561B User
2056B FL
20563B 4
2056B 100.0
2056B 1.10
20567B Second highest calibrated EU value.
20568B
17
20569B Span EU
2057B R/W_CNDL
20571B User
2057B FL
20573B 4
2057B 100.0
20576B 1.10
2057B Highest calibrated EU value. When this parameter
20578B
changes, Parameters 14,15,16 are set equal to

this value.
18
20579B Offset (Zero Shift)
2058B R/W_CNDL
20581B User
2058B FL
20583B 4
2058B 0.0
20586B 1.10
20587B Value to be added to all calculated EU values.
2058B
19
20589B Set Value
2059B R/W_CNDL
20591B User
2059B FL
20593B 4
2059B 0.0
20596B 1.10
20597B Desired EU value for a calibration point.
20598B
Note: No event is logged for this parameter

2059B
20
206B Manual Value
2061B R/O
206B System
2063B FL
2064B 4
206B 0.0
2067B 1.10
2068B Current EU Value of AI while performing
2069B
calibration.
21
2061B EU Value
2061B R/W_CNDL
2061B Both
20613B FL
20614B 4
2061B 0.0
20617B 1.10
20619B
22
206B Clipping
2061B R/W_CNDL
206B User
2063B UINT8
2064B 1
2065B 01
206B 0
2067B 1.10
2068B If enabled, then the EU Value (parameter #21)
2069B
cannot be less than the Low Low Alarm EU

(parameter #23) or greater than the High High
Alarm EU (parameter #26). If disabled, no limiting
of the EU Value (parameter #21) takes place. 0 =
23
2063B Low Low Alarm EU
20631B R/W
2063B User
2063B FL
20634B 4
2063B -20.0
20637B 1.10
20638B Alarm value for Low Low Alarm and minimum EU
20639B
Value (parameter #21) if Clipping (parameter #22)

is enabled.
24
2064B Low Alarm EU
20641B R/W
2064B User
20643B FL
2064B 4
2064B -10.0
20647B 1.10
20648B Alarm value for Low Alarm.
20649B
25
2065B High Alarm EU
20651B R/W
2065B User
20653B FL
20654B 4
2065B 110.0
20657B 1.10
20658B Alarm value for High Alarm.
20659B
26
206B High High Alarm EU
2061B R/W
206B User
2063B FL
2064B 4
206B 120.0
2067B 1.10
2068B Alarm value for High High Alarm and maximum
2069B
EU Value (parameter #21) if Clipping (parameter

#22) is enabled.
27
2067B Rate Alarm EU
20671B R/W
2067B User
20673B FL
20674B 4
2067B 5.0
2067B 1.10
20678B Alarm value for maximum change of EU Value
20679B
(parameter #21) between Scan Periods.

28
2068B Alarm Deadband
20681B R/W
2068B User
20683B FL
20684B 4
2068B 2.0
20687B 1.10
2068B Provides a range () that the EU Value
20689B
(parameter #21) may move between without

causing another alarm.


132B
Param#
20389B Name
2039B Data Type
2039B Length
20394B Range
20395B Default
20396B Ver
20398B
User values
Update
29
2069B Alarming
20691B R/W
2069B User
20693B UINT8
20694B 1
20695B
01
2069B
0
20697B 1.10
2069B

30
207B SRBX on Clear
2071B R/W
207B User
2073B UINT8
2074B 1
2075B
01
2076B
0
207B 1.10
2079B
condition clears. 0 = SRBX on Clear Disabled, 1 =

SRBX on Clear Enabled.
31
2071B SRBX on Set
2071B R/W
2071B User
20713B UINT8
20714B 1
20715B 01
20716B 0
2071B 1.10
20719B

32
207B Alarm Code
2071B R/O
207B System
2073B BIN
2074B 1
2075B
0x00  0xFF
2076B
0x00
207B 1.10
2078B
32.0
2079B Low Alarm
2073B Bit 0
20731B 0
2073B 1.10
2073B If set, the EU Value (parameter #21) is less than
20734B
or equal to the Low Alarm EU (parameter #24). If

clear, the EU Value (parameter #21) is greater
than the Low Alarm EU (parameter #24).
32.1
20735B Low Low Alarm
20736B Bit 1
2073B 0
20738B 1.10
2074B
or equal to the Low Low Alarm EU (parameter

#23). If clear, the EU Value (parameter #21) is
greater than the Low Low Alarm EU (parameter
#23).
32.2
20741B High Alarm
2074B Bit 2
20743B 0
2074B 1.10
20745B If set, the EU Value (parameter #21) is greater
20746B
than or equal to the High Alarm EU (parameter

less than the High Alarm EU (parameter #25).
32.3
2074B High High Alarm
20748B Bit 3
20749B 0
2075B 1.10
2075B
than or equal to the High High Alarm EU

(parameter #26). If clear, the EU Value
(parameter #21) is less than the High High Alarm
EU (parameter #26).
32.4
20753B Rate Alarm
20754B Bit 4
2075B 0
20756B 1.10
2075B If set, the EU Value (parameter #21) change from
20758B
last Scan Period to the new Scan Period is

greater than or equal to the Rate Alarm EU
(parameter #21) change from last Scan Period to
the new Scan Period is less than the Rate Alarm
EU (parameter #27).
32.5
20759B Not Used
2076B Bit 5
20761B 0
2076B Not Used
20763B
32.6
20764B Point Fail Alarm
20765B Bit 6
2076B 0
2076B 1.10
20768B If set, the AI’s hardware is reporting a malfunction.
20769B
If clear, the AI’s hardware is operating properly.

32.7
2071B Bit 7
207B 0
2073B 1.10
2075B

has been enabled.
33
2076B Calibration Timer
207B R/O
2078B System
2079B FL
2078B 4
20781B
0.0  3,600.0
2078B
3,600.0
20783B 1.10
20784B Number of seconds until a calibration timeout
20785B
occurs.


132B
Param#
20389B Name
2039B Data Type
2039B Length
20394B Range
20395B Default
20396B Ver
20398B
User values
Update
34
20786B Calibration Mode
2078B R/W_CNDL
2078B Both
20789B UINT8
2079B 1
20791B
04
2079B
0
20793B 1.10
20794B Indicates what the calibration for the AI is doing. 0
20795B
= Use Current Calibration, 1 = Start Calibration, 2

= Calibrate, 3 = Restore Previous Calibration, 4 =
Stop Calibration.
Note: No event is logged for this parameter.
20796B
35
2079B Calibration Type
20798B R/W_CNDL
2079B Both
208B UINT8
2081B 1
208B
06
2083B
0
2084B 1.10
2085B During calibration, determines what the Set Value
2086B
(parameter #19) is replacing. 0 = Nothing, 1 = Set

Zero, 2 = Set Span, 3 = Set Mid Point #1, 4 = Set
Mid Point #2, 5 = Set Mid Point #3, 6 = Set Offset
(Zero Shift).
Note: No event is logged for this parameter.
2087B
36
208B Failsafe Mode
2089B R/W
2081B User
2081B UINT8
2081B 1
20813B 01
20814B 0
20815B 2.30
20816B Valid alues are 0 (Disabled) and 1 (Enabled, the
20817B
EU Value is set to the Failsafe Value in the event

of a point fail).
37
2081B Failsafe Value
20819B R/W
208B User
2081B FL
208B 4
2084B 0
2085B 2.20
2086B The AI’s EU Value is set to the Failsafe Value if
2087B
Failsafe Mode is enabled and the AI is in point

fail.
38
208B AI Type
2089B R/O
2083B System
20831B UINT8
2083B 1
2083B
01
20834B
0
20835B 2.20
20836B Indicates the type of AI module (12- or 16-bit).
20837B
Valid values are 0 (AI 12-bit) and 1 (AI 16-bit).

39
2083B Equivalent Milliamp Value
20839B R/O
2084B System
20841B FL
2084B 4
20843B
4  20
2084B
0
20845B 2.20
20846B Output of module scaled to a 4-20 value to be
20847B
equivalent to milliamps.

3.4.31 Point Type 104: Analog Outputs
Description:
2084B Point type 104 provides the parameters for setting up analog outputs.
20849B

2085B 4 logical points for each installed AO module.
20851B
Storage Location:
20853B
Table 3-32: Point Type 104, Analog Outputs

74B
Point Type 104: Analog Outputs

20854B
Param #
2085B Name
2085B Data Type
20859B Length
2086B Range
20861B Default
2086B Ver
20864B
User values
Update
0
20865B Point Tag Id.
2086B R/W
20867B User
2086B AC
20869B 10
20871B “AO 2087B 1.10
20873B Identification name for specific AO. Values must
20874B

1
20875B Units Tag
20876B R/W
2087B User
2087B AC
20879B 10
2081B “Percent “
208B 1.10
2083B Describes the units used by the AO. Values
2084B
ASCII character must be printable ASCII characters.

2
2085B Scanning Mode
2086B R/W
2087B User
208B UINT8
2089B 1
2089B 02
20891B 1
2089B 1.10
20893B If disabled, no changes to the output will occur. If
20894B
in Manual, only the user can change the values

of the AO. If in Automatic, anything can change
the values of the AO.
0 = Disabled, 1 = Automatic , 2 = Manual
20895B
3
20896B Alarming
20897B R/W
2089B User
2089B UINT8
209B 1
2091B 01
209B 0
2093B 1.10
2095B

4
2096B SRBX on Clear
2097B R/W
2098B User
209B UINT8
2091B 1
2091B 01
2091B 0
20913B 1.10
20915B

5
20916B SRBX on Set
20917B R/W
20918B User
2091B UINT8
209B 1
2091B
01
209B
0
2093B 1.10
2095B

6
2096B Alarm Code
2097B R/O
2098B System
209B BIN
2093B 1
20931B 0x00  0xFF
2093B 0x00
2093B 1.10
20934B
6.0
20935B Not Used
20936B Bit 0
20937B 0
20938B Not Used
2093B
6.1
2094B Not Used
20941B Bit 1
2094B 0
20943B Not Used
2094B
6.2
20945B Not Used
20946B Bit 2
20947B 0
20948B Not Used
2094B
6.3
2095B Not Used
20951B Bit 3
2095B 0
20953B Not Used
20954B
6.4
2095B Not Used
20956B Bit 4
20957B 0
20958B Not Used
2095B
6.5
2096B Scanning Manual Alarm
20961B Bit 5
2096B 0
20963B 1.10
20964B If set, the Scanning (parameter #2) has been set
20965B
to Manual. If clear, the Scanning (parameter #2)

has been set to either Disable or Automatic

Point Type 104: Analog Outputs

20854B
Param #
2085B Name
2085B Data Type
20859B Length
2086B Range
20861B Default
2086B Ver
20864B
User values
Update
6.6
20967B Bit 6
20968B 0
2096B 1.10
2097B If set, the AO’s hardware is reporting a
20971B
malfunction. If clear, the AO’s hardware is

operating properly.
6.7
20973B Bit 7
20974B 0
20975B 1.10
2097B

has been set to Manual or Automatic.
7
20978B Failsafe on Reset
2097B R/W
2098B User
20981B UINT8
2098B 1
20983B
01
20984B
0
20985B 1.10
20986B If enabled, the Raw D/A Output (parameter #13)
20987B
will be set to the Failsafe value (parameter #22)

on a restart of any kind. If disabled, the last EU
Value (parameter #13) or the last saved EU
Value will be used to determine the Raw D/A
Output (parameter #13) after a restart. 0 = Use
last EU Value on reset, 1 = Use Failsafe value
on Reset.
8
2098B Zero Raw
2098B R/W
209B User
2091B UINT16
209B 2
2093B
0  65,535
2094B
12,584
2095B 1.10
2096B Minimum D/A count the calculated Raw D/A
2097B
Output (parameter #13) will be when the entered

EU Value (parameter #12) is less than or equal
to the entered Zero EU (parameter #10).
9
2098B Span Raw
209B R/W
210B User
210B UINT16
210B 2
2103B
0  65,535
2104B
62,923
2105B 1.10
2106B Maximum D/A count the calculated Raw D/A
2107B
Output (parameter #13) will be when the entered

EU Value (parameter #12) is greater than or
equal to the entered Span EU (parameter #11).
10
2108B Zero EU
2109B R/W
210B User
210B FL
210B 4
2104B 0.0
2105B 1.10
2106B Minimum EU Value (parameter #12) possible.
2107B
11
2108B Span EU
2109B R/W
210B User
210B FL
210B 4
2104B 100.0
2105B 1.10
2106B Maximum EU Value (parameter #12) possible.
2107B
12
2108B Auto Value
2109B R/W
2103B Both
2103B FL
2103B 4
21034B 0.0
21035B 1.10
21036B Controls the output when Scanning (parameter
21037B
#2) is in auto mode.

13
21038B Raw D/A Output
21039B R/O
2104B System
2104B UINT16
2104B 2
21043B
0  65,535
2104B
12,584
21045B 1.10
21046B Calculated Digital-to-Analog value based upon
21047B
EU Value (parameter #12).

14
21048B Manual Value
21049B R/W
2105B Both
2105B FL
2105B 4
21054B 0.0
2105B 1.10
21056B Controls the output when Scanning (parameter
21057B
#2) is in manual mode.

15
21058B Failsafe Value
21059B R/W
2106B Both
2106B FL
2106B 4
21064B 0.0
21065B 1.10
2106B This is the value that will be outputted when the
21067B
unit is started and the Failsafe on Reset

Parameter (Parameter 7) is set to 1, Use
Failsafe value on reset.
16
21068B Physical Value
21069B R/O
2107B System
2107B FL
2107B 4
21074B 0.0
21075B 1.10
21076B Indicates the current value of the output in
2107B
Engineering Units.

3.4.32 Point Type 105: Pulse Inputs
Description:
21078B Point type 105 provides parameters for setting up and reading pulse inputs.
21079B

2108B 4 logical points for each installed module.
2108B
Storage Location:
21083B
Table 3-33: Point Type 105, Pulse Inputs

75B
Point Type 105: Pulse Inputs

21084B
Param#
21085B Name
2108B Data Type
21089B Length
2109B Range
2109B Default
2109B Ver
21094B
User values
Update
0
21096B R/W
21097B User
21098B AC
2109B 10
210B “PI Default”
210B 1.10
2103B Identification name for specific PI. Values must
2104B

1
2105B Units Tag
2106B R/W
2107B User
2108B AC
2109B 10
21B “
21B “ 1.10
213B Describes the units used by the PI. Values must
214B

2
215B Scanning
216B R/W_CNDL
217B User
218B UINT8
219B 1
210B 01
21B 1
21B 1.10
214B

3
215B Scan Period
216B R/W_CNDL
217B User
218B FL
219B 4
2130B
0.05  43,200.0
213B
1.0
213B 1.10
213B Number of seconds between updates of the PI.
2134B
4
2136B R/O
2137B System
2138B UINT32
2139B 4
2140B
016,000,000
214B
0
214B 1.10
2143B Total number of pulses that the PI has received.
214B
5
2145B Contract Hour
2146B R/W_CNDL
2147B User
2148B UINT8
2149B 1
2150B
0  23
215B
0
215B 1.10
2153B Hour, in military time, that represents the end of
2154B
the day for the PI.

6
215B Pulses for Day
2156B R/O
2157B Both
2158B UINT32
2159B 4
2160B
0  4,294,967,295
216B
0
216B 1.10
2163B Total number of pulses that the PI has received
2164B
for the contract day.

7
2165B Current Rate Period
216B R/W_CNDL
2167B User
2168B UINT8
2169B 1
2170B 03
217B 2
217B 1.10
2173B Used to determine the calculation of the Current
2174B
Rate (parameter #10). 0 = EU/second, 1 =

EU/minute, 2 = EU/hour, 3 = EU/day.
8
2175B Conversion
2176B R/W_CNDL
217B User
2178B UINT8
2179B 1
2180B
01
218B
1
218B 1.10
2183B Determines if Conversion Value (parameter #9)
2184B
will be multiplied or divided by the accumulated

pulses to determine the units for the Current
Rate (parameter #10). 0 = EUs/pulse, 1 =
pulses/EU.
9
2185B Conversion Value
2186B R/W_CNDL
2187B User
218B FL
2189B 4
2190B Any valid IEEE 754
219B 1.0
219B 1.10
2193B Used to calculate the units of the Current Rate
2194B
float, except 0.0 (parameter #10).

10
2195B Current Rate
2196B R/O
2197B System
2198B FL
219B 4
210B 0.0
210B 1.10
2103B Calculated rate of the pulses.
2104B
11
2105B EU Value Mode
2106B R/W_CNDL
2107B User
2108B UINT8
2109B 1
210B 02
21B 0
21B 1.10
213B Used to determine what the EU Value
214B
(parameter #13) will represent. 0 = Rate, 1 =

Accumulator with Maximum Rollover, 2 =
Accumulator with Entered Rollover.


21084B
Param#
21085B Name
2108B Data Type
21089B Length
2109B Range
2109B Default
2109B Ver
21094B
User values
Update
12
215B Rollover Maximum
216B R/W_CNDL
217B User
218B FL
219B 4
21B 1,000.0
21B 1.10
213B This is the Entered Rollover Maximum for the EU
214B
Value Mode (parameter #11) when it is setup for

Accumulator with Entered Rollover.
13
215B EU Value
216B R/W_CNDL
217B Both
218B FL
219B 4
213B 0.0
213B 1.10
2134B
14
2136B R/W
2137B User
2138B FL
2139B 4
214B 0.0
214B 1.10
2143B Alarm value for Low Low Alarm when the EU
214B
Value Mode (parameter #11) is setup for Rate.

15
2145B Low Alarm EU
2146B R/W
2147B User
2148B FL
2149B 4
215B 10.0
215B 1.10
2153B Alarm value for Low Alarm when the EU Value
2154B
Mode (parameter #11) is setup for Rate.

16
215B High Alarm EU
2156B R/W
2157B User
2158B FL
2159B 4
216B 100.0
216B 1.10
2163B Alarm value for High Alarm when the EU Value
2164B
Mode (parameter #11) is setup for Rate.

17
216B R/W
2167B User
2168B FL
2169B 4
217B 110.0
217B 1.10
2173B Alarm value for High High Alarm when the EU
2174B
Value Mode (parameter #11) is setup for Rate.

18
2175B Rate Alarm EU
2176B R/W
217B User
2178B FL
2179B 4
218B 5.0
218B 1.10
2184B
(parameter #13) between Scan Periods when

the EU Value Mode (parameter #11) is setup for
Rate.
19
2186B R/W
2187B User
218B FL
2189B 4
219B 2.0
219B 1.10
2194B

causing another alarm when the EU Value Mode
(parameter #11) is setup for Rate.
20
2195B Alarming
2196B R/W
2197B User
2198B UINT8
219B 1
2130B
01
2130B
0
2130B 1.10
21304B

21
21305B SRBX on Clear
21306B R/W
21307B User
21308B UINT8
21309B 1
2130B
01
213B
0
213B 1.10
2134B

22
2135B SRBX on Set
2136B R/W
2137B User
2138B UINT8
2139B 1
2130B 01
213B 0
213B 1.10
2134B

23
2135B Alarm Code
2136B R/O
2137B System
2138B BIN
2139B 1
2130B 0x00  0xFF
213B 0x00
213B 1.10
213B
23.0
2134B Low Alarm
2135B Bit 0
2136B 0
2137B 1.10
2139B

23.1
2134B Bit 1
2134B 0
2134B 1.10
21345B

#14).


21084B
Param#
21085B Name
2108B Data Type
21089B Length
2109B Range
2109B Default
2109B Ver
21094B
User values
Update
23.2
21346B High Alarm
21347B Bit 2
21348B 0
21349B 1.10
2135B

23.3
2135B Bit 3
21354B 0
2135B 1.10
21357B

EU (parameter #17).
23.4
21358B Rate Alarm
21359B Bit 4
21360B 0
2136B 1.10
2136B If set, the EU Value (parameter #13) change
2136B
from last Scan Period to the new Scan Period is

EU (parameter #18).
23.5
21364B Not Used
21365B Bit 5
2136B 0
21367B Not Used
21368B
23.6
21370B Bit 6
2137B 0
2137B 1.10
2137B If set, the PI’s hardware is reporting a
21374B
malfunction. If clear, the PI’s hardware is

operating properly.
23.7
21376B Bit 7
2137B 0
21378B 1.10
21380B

has been enabled.
24
2138B Today’s Total
2138B R/O
2138B Both
21384B FL
21385B 4
21387B 0.0
2138B 1.10
21389B Calculated value of the accumulated pulses for
21390B
the contract day multiplied by the Conversion

Value (parameter #9).
25
2139B Yesterday’s Total
2139B R/O
2139B System
21394B FL
21395B 4
21397B 0.0
21398B 1.10
2139B Previous contract day’s total.
2140B
26
2140B Corrected Pulse
2140B R/O
21403B System
2140B FL
21405B 4
21407B 0.0
21408B 1.10
21409B Running accumulation of Pulses * X. Where X is
2140B
Accumulation = Conversion Value when Parameter 8 is set to

EU/Pulse or X is set to 1/Conversion Value if
Pulses/EU. Rolls over at 1,000,000.0
27
214B Frequency
214B R/W_CNDL
2143B System
214B FL
2145B 4
2146B 0  positive valid IEEE
2147B 0.0
2148B 1.10
2149B Frequency of incoming pulses in pulses/second.
2140B
754 float

3.4.33 Point Type 106: RTD
Description:
214B Point type 106 provides parameters for setting up and reading a RTD.
214B

2143B 2 logical points for each installed RTD module. 3 logicals per installed module exist for the RTD 3-Point module.
214B
Storage Location:
2146B
Table 3-34: Point Type 106, RTD

76B
Point Type 106: RTD

2147B
Param#
2148B Name
2143B Data Type
2143B Length
2143B Range
2143B Default
21435B Ver
21437B
User values
Update
0
21439B R/W
2140B User
214B AC
214B 10
214B “RTD Deflt ”
2145B 1.10
2146B Identification name for specific RTD. Values
2147B

1
2148B Units Tag
2149B R/W
21450B User
2145B AC
2145B 10
2145B “
2145B “ 1.10
21456B Describes the units used by the RTD. Values
21457B

2
21458B Scanning
21459B R/W_CNDL
21460B User
2146B UINT8
2146B 1
21463B 01
2146B 1
21465B 1.10
21467B

3
21468B Scan Period
21469B R/W_CNDL
21470B User
2147B FL
2147B 4
21473B
0.066  43,200.0
2147B
1.0
21475B 1.10
21476B Number of seconds between updates of the
2147B
RTD.
4
21479B R/O
21480B System
2148B FL
2148B 4
21483B 0.05  43,200.0
2148B 0.0
21485B 1.10
21487B
the RTD.
5
2148B Filter
21489B R/W_CNDL
21490B User
2149B UINT8
2149B 1
21493B
0  99
2149B
3
21495B 1.10
21497B

6
21498B Averaging
2149B R/W_CNDL
2150B User
2150B UINT8
2150B 1
21503B 01
21504B 0
2150B 1.10
21507B

7
21508B Alpha of RTD
21509B R/W_CNDL
2150B User
215B UINT8
215B 1
2153B 01
2154B 0
215B 1.10
2156B Indicates what the alpha () of the RTD. 0 =
2157B
Alpha of 0.00385, 1 = Alpha of 0.00392.

8
2158B Raw A/D Input
2159B R/W_CNDL
2150B Both
215B UINT16
215B 2
2153B
0  65,535
2154B
0
215B 1.10
2157B
(parameter #22).
9
2158B Zero Raw
2159B R/O
21530B User
2153B UINT16
2153B 2
2153B 0  65,535
21534B 42973
2153B 1.10
21536B Lowest calibrated raw A/D input.
21537B
10
21539B R/O
21540B User
2154B UINT16
2154B 2
21543B
0  65,535
2154B
61963
2154B 1.10
21546B Second lowest calibrated raw A/D input.
21547B
11
21549B R/O
2150B User
215B UINT16
215B 2
2153B 0  65,535
2154B 61963
215B 1.10
2156B Third lowest or highest calibrated raw A/D input.
2157B
12
2159B R/O
21560B User
2156B UINT16
2156B 2
21563B
0  65,535
21564B
61963
2156B 1.10
2156B Second highest calibrated raw A/D input.
21567B
13
21568B Span Raw
21569B R/O
21570B User
2157B UINT16
2157B 2
21573B
0  65,535
21574B
61963
2157B 1.10
21576B Highest calibrated raw A/D input.
2157B
14
21578B Zero EU
21579B R/O
21580B User
2158B FL
2158B 4
21584B -50.0
2158B 1.10
21586B Lowest calibrated EU value.
21587B

Point Type 106: RTD

2147B
Param#
2148B Name
2143B Data Type
2143B Length
2143B Range
2143B Default
21435B Ver
21437B
User values
Update
15
21589B R/O
21590B User
2159B FL
2159B 4
21594B 350.0
2159B 1.10
21596B Second lowest calibrated EU value.
21597B
16
2159B R/O
2160B User
2160B FL
2160B 4
21604B 350.0
21605B 1.10
2160B Third lowest or highest calibrated EU value.
21607B
17
21609B R/O
2160B User
216B FL
216B 4
2164B 350.0
2165B 1.10
216B Second highest calibrated EU value.
2167B
18
2168B Span EU
2169B R/O
2160B User
216B FL
216B 4
2164B 350.0
2165B 1.10
216B Highest calibrated EU value.
2167B
19
2168B Reserved
2169B R/O
21630B System
2163B FL
2163B 4
21634B 0.0
21635B 1.10
2163B Unused parameter
21637B
20
21638B Set Value
21639B R/W_CNDL
21640B User
2164B FL
2164B 4
2164B -50350 C
21645B 1.10
2164B Desired EU value for a calibration point.
21647B
-58662 F Note: No event is logged for this parameter.

21648B
401.67 The range is based upon the unit selected.

1121.67 R
223.15
623.15 K
80.31
229.72 
(385)
80
231.89 
(392)
21
21649B Manual Value
21650B R/O
2165B System
2165B FL
21653B 4
2165B 0.0
2165B 1.10
21657B Current EU Value of RTD while performing
21658B
calibration.
22
21659B EU Value
2160B R/W_CNDL
216B Both
216B FL
2163B 4
2165B 0.0
216B 1.10
2168B
23
2169B Clipping
21670B R/W_CNDL
2167B User
2167B UINT8
21673B 1
21674B 01
21675B 0
2167B 1.10
21678B

Alarm EU (parameter #27). If disabled, no
limiting of the EU Value (parameter #22) takes
place. 0 = Disabled, 1 = Enabled.
24
21680B R/W
2168B User
2168B FL
21683B 4
21685B -20.0
2168B 1.10
21687B Alarm value for Low Low Alarm and minimum
2168B

#23) is enabled.
25
21689B Low Alarm EU
21690B R/W
2169B User
2169B FL
21693B 4
21695B -10.0
2169B 1.10
21698B
26
2169B High Alarm EU
2170B R/W
2170B User
2170B FL
21703B 4
21705B 110.0
21706B 1.10
21708B
27
2170B R/W
217B User
217B FL
2173B 4
2175B 120.0
2176B 1.10
2178B

#23) is enabled.
28
2179B Rate Alarm EU
2170B R/W
217B User
217B FL
2173B 4
2175B 5.0
2176B 1.10
2178B

29
21730B R/W
2173B User
2173B FL
2173B 4
21735B 2.0
21736B 1.10
21738B


Point Type 106: RTD

2147B
Param#
2148B Name
2143B Data Type
2143B Length
2143B Range
2143B Default
21435B Ver
21437B
User values
Update
30
21739B Alarming
21740B R/W
2174B User
2174B UINT8
21743B 1
2174B
01
21745B
0
21746B 1.10
21748B

31
21749B SRBX on Clear
21750B R/W
2175B User
2175B UINT8
21753B 1
21754B
01
2175B
0
21756B 1.10
21758B

32
21759B SRBX on Set
21760B R/W
2176B User
2176B UINT8
21763B 1
21764B 01
21765B 0
2176B 1.10
21768B

33
21769B Alarm Code
2170B R/O
217B System
217B BIN
2173B 1
2174B
0x00  0xFF
2175B
0x00
2176B 1.10
217B
33.0
2178B Low Alarm
2179B Bit 0
21780B 0
2178B 1.10
21783B

33.1
21785B Bit 1
21786B 0
2178B 1.10
21789B

#24).
33.2
21790B High Alarm
2179B Bit 2
2179B 0
21793B 1.10
21795B

33.3
2179B Bit 3
21798B 0
2179B 1.10
2180B

EU (parameter #27).
33.4
2180B Rate Alarm
21803B Bit 4
21804B 0
21805B 1.10
21807B

EU (parameter #28).
33.5
2180B Not Used
21809B Bit 5
2180B 0
218B Not Used
218B
33.6
2184B Bit 6
2185B 0
2186B 1.10
2187B If set, the RTD’s hardware is reporting a
218B
malfunction. If clear, the RTD’s hardware is

operating properly.
33.7
2180B Bit 7
218B 0
218B 1.10
2184B

has been disabled.

Point Type 106: RTD

2147B
Param#
2148B Name
2143B Data Type
2143B Length
2143B Range
2143B Default
21435B Ver
21437B
User values
Update
34
2185B Calibration Timer
2186B R/O
2187B System
218B FL
2189B 4
21830B
0.0  3,600.0
2183B
3,600.0
2183B 1.10
2183B Number of seconds until a calibration timeout
21834B
occurs.
35
21835B Calibration Mode
21836B R/W_CNDL
21837B Both
2183B UINT8
21839B 1
21840B
04
2184B
0
2184B 1.10
21843B Describes what the calibration for the RTD is
2184B
doing. Valid values are:

0 = Use Current Calibration
21845B
1 = Start Calibration
2 = Calibrate
3 = Restore Previous Calibration
4 = Stop Calibration.
36
21846B Calibration Type
21847B R/W_CNDL
2184B Both
21849B UINT8
21850B 1
2185B 06
2185B 0
21853B 1.10
21854B During calibration, determines what the Set
2185B
Value (parameter #20) replaces. Valid values

are:
0 = Nothing
21856B
1 = Set Zero
2 = Set Span
3 = Set Mid Point #1
6 = Unused.
Note: No event is logged for this parameter
21857B
37
2185B Units
21859B R/W_CNDL
21860B User
2186B UINT8
2186B 1
21863B 04
21864B 0
21865B 1.20
2186B Indicates the units for the point. Valid values are:
21867B
0 = F
2186B
1 = C
2 = K
3 = R
4 = Ohms.
Note: Version 1.20 changed the default from 1
21869B
(C) to 0 (F)

3.4.34 Point Type 107: Thermocouple
Description:
21870B Point type 107 provides parameters for setting up and reading a thermocouple.
2187B

2187B 5 logical points for each installed 5-point T/C module (labeled T/C); 4 logical points for each 4-point TC module (labled 4
21873B
T/C)
Storage Location:
21875B
Table 3-35: Point Type 107, Thermocouple

7B
Point Type 107: Thermocouple

21876B
Param#
2187B Name
2180B Data Type
218B Length
218B Range
2183B Default
2184B Ver
2186B
User values
Update
0
2187B Point Tag Id.
218B R/W
2189B User
21890B AC
2189B 10
21893B “TC 21894B 1.10
21895B Identification name for specific TC. Values must
21896B

1
21897B Units Tag
2189B R/W
2189B User
2190B AC
2190B 10
21903B “
21904B “ 1.10
21905B Describes the units used by the TC. Values
21906B

2
21907B Scanning
21908B R/W
2190B User
2190B UINT8
219B 1
219B
01
2193B
1
2194B 1.10
2196B
changes will occur unless manually entered. 0

= Disabled, 1 = Enabled.
3
2197B Units
2198B R/W
219B User
2190B UINT8
219B 1
219B 03
2193B 0
2194B 1.20
2195B Indicates the TC units. Valid values are:
2196B
0 = F
2197B
1 = C
2 = K
3 = R
Note: Version 1.20 changed the default from 1
2198B
(C ) to 0 (F).
4
219B Type of Thermocouple
21930B R/W
2193B System
2193B UINT8
2193B 1
21934B
08
21935B
0
21936B 1.10
21937B Indicates the type opf thermocouple. Valid
21938B
values are:
0 = Type J
2193B
1 = Type K
2 = Type B
3 = Type E
4 = Type R
5 = Type S
6 = Type T
7 = Type C
8 = Type N
Note: Only types J and K (values 1 and 2) are
21940B
available on the original 5-point TC module.

5
2194B Scan Period
2194B R/W
21943B User
2194B FL
21945B 4
21946B
0.1  43,200.0
21947B
1.0
21948B 1.10
21950B
TC.


21876B
Param#
2187B Name
2180B Data Type
218B Length
218B Range
2183B Default
2184B Ver
2186B
User values
Update
6
2195B R/O
21953B System
21954B FL
2195B 4
21956B
0.00  43,200.0
21957B
0.0
21958B 1.10
21960B
the TC.
7
2196B Filter
2196B R/W
21963B User
21964B UINT8
21965B 1
2196B
0  99
21967B
0
21968B 1.10
21970B

8
2197B Averaging
2197B R/W
21973B User
21974B UINT8
21975B 1
21976B 01
2197B 0
21978B 1.10
2197B If enabled, the filtered EU value is averaged
21980B

filtered EU value is used when the Scan Period
is reached. 0 = Disabled, 1 = Enabled.
9
2198B EU Value
2198B R/W
21983B Both
21984B FL
21985B 4
21987B 0.0
2198B 1.10
2190B
10
219B R/W
2193B User
2194B FL
2195B 4
2197B -20.0
2198B 1.10
20B
EU Value (parameter #22) if Clipping

(parameter #23) is enabled.
11
201B Low Alarm EU
20B R/W
203B User
204B FL
205B 4
207B -10.0
208B 1.10
201B
12
201B High Alarm EU
201B R/W
2013B User
2014B FL
2015B 4
2017B 110.0
2018B 1.10
20B
13
20B R/W
203B User
204B FL
205B 4
207B 120.0
208B 1.10
203B
EU Value (parameter #22) if Clipping

(parameter #23) is enabled.
14
2031B Rate Alarm EU
203B R/W
203B User
2034B FL
2035B 4
2037B 5.0
2038B 1.10
204B

15
204B R/W
2043B User
204B FL
2045B 4
2047B 2.0
2048B 1.10
205B

16
2051B Alarming
205B R/W
2053B User
2054B UINT8
205B 1
2056B 01
2057B 0
2058B 1.10
2059B If enabled, alarms may be generated and sent
206B
to the Alarm Log. 0 = Disabled, 1 = Enabled.

17
2061B SRBX on Clear
206B R/W
2063B User
2064B UINT8
2065B 1
206B
01
2067B
0
2068B 1.10
207B
condition clears. 0 = SRBX on Clear Disabled,

1 = SRBX on Clear Enabled.
18
2071B SRBX on Set
207B R/W
2073B User
2074B UINT8
2075B 1
2076B
01
207B
0
2078B 1.10
208B
condition occurs. 0 = SRBX on Set Disabled, 1

= SRBX on Set Enabled.
19
2081B Alarm Code
208B R/O
2083B System
2084B BIN
2085B 1
2086B 0x00  0xFF
2087B 0x00
208B 1.10
2089B
19.0
209B Low Alarm
2091B Bit 0
209B 0
2093B 1.10
2094B If set, the EU Value (parameter #22) is less
2095B
than or equal to the Low Alarm EU (parameter

greater than the Low Alarm EU (parameter
#25).
19.1
2096B Low Low Alarm
2097B Bit 1
2098B 0
209B 1.10
210B If set, the EU Value (parameter #22) is less
210B
than or equal to the Low Low Alarm EU

(parameter #22) is greater than the Low Low
Alarm EU (parameter #24).


21876B
Param#
2187B Name
2180B Data Type
218B Length
218B Range
2183B Default
2184B Ver
2186B
User values
Update
19.2
210B High Alarm
2103B Bit 2
2104B 0
2105B 1.10
2107B

19.3
2109B Bit 3
210B 0
21B 1.10
213B

(parameter #22) is less than the High High
19.4
214B Rate Alarm
215B Bit 4
216B 0
217B 1.10
219B
from last Scan Period to the new Scan Period

is greater than or equal to the Rate Alarm EU
(parameter #22) change from last Scan Period
to the new Scan Period is less than the Rate
19.5
210B Not Used
21B Bit 5
21B 0
213B Not Used
214B
19.6
216B Bit 6
217B 0
218B 1.10
219B If set, the TC’s hardware is reporting a
2130B
malfunction. If clear, the TC’s hardware is

operating properly.
19.7
213B Bit 7
213B 0
2134B 1.10
2136B

has been disabled.
20
2137B EU Offset
2138B R/W
2139B User
2140B FL
214B 4
2143B 0.0
214B 1.10
2145B Value to be added to EU value (parameter #9).
2146B

3.4.35 Point Type 108: Multi-Variable Sensor
Description:
2147B Point type 108 provides parameters for interfacing with an MVS.
2148B

2149B 6 logical points for each installed module.
2150B
Storage Location:
215B
Table 3-36: Point Type 108, Multi-Variable Sensor

78B
Point Type 108: Multi-Variable Sensor

2153B
Param#
2154B Name
2157B Data Type
2158B Length
2159B Range
2160B Default
216B Ver
2163B
User values
Update
0
2164B Sensor Tag Id.
2165B R/W
216B User
2167B AC
2168B 10
2170B “MVS Deflt
217B 1.10
217B Identification name for specific MVS. Values
2173B
ASCII character “ must be printable ASCII characters.

1
2174B Sensor Address
2175B R/W
2176B User
217B UINT8
2178B 1
2179B 0  255
2180B 1
218B 1.10
218B Unique address of MVS to allow for multi-drop
2183B
communications.
2
2184B Poll Mode
2185B R/W
2186B Both
2187B UINT8
218B 1
2189B
0  2, 4  5
2190B
0
219B 1.10
219B Sets the operation for the MVS Module. 0 = Off
2193B
Scan Mode, 1 = Normal Poll Mode, 2 = Input

Freeze Mode, 4 = Configuration Poll Mode, 5 =
Set Tag and Address Mode.
3
2194B Units
2195B R/W
2196B User
2197B UINT8
2198B 1
219B
01
20B
0
201B 1.10
20B Indicates what engineering units the process
203B
variables will be. 0 = English Units, 1 = Metric

Units.
4
204B Inches H2O
205B R/W
206B User
207B UINT8
208B 1
209B
01
210B
0
21B 1.10
21B Indicates the reference temperature for
213B
calculating pressure properly. 0 = Inches H2O at

60 F, 1 = Inches H2O at 68 F.
5
214B Pressure Tap Location
215B R/W
216B User
217B UINT8
218B 1
219B
01
20B
1
21B 1.10
2B Indicates if the static pressure is an upstream or
23B
downstream reading. 0 = Downstream, 1 =

Upstream.
6
24B Action on Failure
25B R/W
26B User
27B UINT8
28B 1
29B 01
230B 1
231B 1.10
23B Indicates whether the DP Reading, SP Reading,
23B
TMP Reading, and DP Reverse Reading should

retain last value or be set to the Fault Value
parameters when a 485 or Sensor
Communication Failure occurs. 0 = Retain Last
Value, 1 = Use Fault Value parameters.
7
234B Software Revision MVS
235B R/O
236B System
237B UINT8
238B 1
239B
0  255
240B
0
241B 1.10
24B Current software revision of the MVS Interface
243B
Interface software.
8
24B Sensor Voltage
245B R/O
246B System
247B FL
248B 4
250B 0.0
251B 1.10
25B Current voltage of MVS in volts.
253B
9
254B Sensor Alarming
25B R/W
256B User
257B UINT8
258B 1
259B
01
260B
0
261B 1.10
263B

10
264B Sensor Alarm Code
265B R/O
26B System
267B BIN
268B 1
269B
0x00  0xFF
270B
0x00
271B 1.10
27B


2153B
Param#
2154B Name
2157B Data Type
2158B Length
2159B Range
2160B Default
216B Ver
2163B
User values
Update
10.0
273B Not Used
274B Bit 0
275B 0
276B Not Used
27B
10.1
278B Not Used
279B Bit 1
280B 0
281B Not Used
28B
10.2
283B Not Used
284B Bit 2
285B 0
286B Not Used
287B
10.3
28B Not Used
289B Bit 3
290B 0
291B Not Used
29B
10.4
293B Input Freeze Mode
294B Bit 4
295B 0
296B 1.10
297B Indicates the Poll Mode (parameter #2) is in
298B
Input Freeze Mode. 0 = Not in Input Freeze

Mode, 1 = Input Freeze Mode.
10.5
29B Sensor Communication
230B Bit 5
2301B 0
230B 1.10
230B Indicates the MVS is no longer communicating
2304B
Failure with the MVS Interface. 0 = No Failure, 1 =

Sensor Communication Failure.
10.6
2305B 485 Communication Failure
2306B Bit 6
2307B 0
2308B 1.10
2309B Indicates the MVS Interface is no longer
2310B
communicating with the ROC800-Series. 0 = No

Failure, 1 = 485 Communication Failure.
10.7
231B Off Scan Mode
231B Bit 7
231B 0
2314B 1.10
2315B Indicates the Poll Mode (parameter #2) is in Off
2316B
Scan Mode. 0 = Not in Off Scan Mode, 1 = Off

Scan Mode.
11
2317B Sensor Range Status
2318B R/O
2319B System
230B BIN
231B 1
23B
0x00  0xFF
23B
0x00
234B 1.10
235B
11.0
236B DP less than DP Zero
237B Bit 0
238B 0
239B 1.10
230B Indicates if the DP Reading (parameter #19) is
231B
less than the calibrated DP Zero Calibration

Point (parameter #13). 0 = DP Reading greater
than or equal to DP Zero Calibration Point, 1 =
DP Reading less than DP Zero Calibration Point.
11.1
23B SP less than SP Zero
23B Bit 1
234B 0
235B 1.10
236B Indicates if the SP Reading (parameter #35) is
237B
less than the calibrated SP Zero Calibration

Point (parameter #29). 0 = SP Reading greater
than or equal to SP Zero Calibration Point, 1 =
SP Reading less than SP Zero Calibration Point.
11.2
238B TMP less than TMP Zero
239B Bit 2
2340B 0
2341B 1.10
234B Indicates if the TMP Reading (parameter #50) is
234B
less than the calibrated TMP Zero Calibration

Point (parameter #44). 0 = TMP Reading greater
than or equal to TMP Zero Calibration Point, 1 =
TMP Reading less than TMP Zero Calibration
Point.
11.3
234B DP greater than DP Span
2345B Bit 3
2346B 0
2347B 1.10
2348B Indicates if the DP Reading (parameter #19) is
2349B
greater than the calibrated DP Span Calibration

Point (parameter #17). 0 = DP Reading less than
or equal to DP Span Calibration Point, 1 = DP
Reading greater than DP Span Calibration Point.


2153B
Param#
2154B Name
2157B Data Type
2158B Length
2159B Range
2160B Default
216B Ver
2163B
User values
Update
11.4
2350B SP greater than SP Span
2351B Bit 4
235B 0
235B 1.10
2354B Indicates if the SP Reading (parameter #35) is
235B
greater than the calibrated SP Span Calibration

Point (parameter #33). 0 = SP Reading less than
or equal to SP Span Calibration Point, 1 = SP
Reading greater than SP Span Calibration Point.
11.5
2356B TMP greater than TMP Span
2357B Bit 5
2358B 0
2359B 1.10
2360B Indicates if the TMP Reading (parameter #50) is
2361B
greater than the calibrated TMP Span

Calibration Point (parameter #48). 0 = TMP
Reading less than or equal to TMP Span
Calibration Point, 1 = TMP Reading greater than
TMP Span Calibration Point.
11.6
236B Not Used
236B Bit 6
2364B 0
2365B Not Used
236B
11.7
2367B Not Used
2368B Bit 7
2369B 0
2370B Not Used
2371B
12
237B Static Pressure Effect
237B R/W
2374B Both
2375B FL
2376B 4
2378B 0.0
2379B 1.10
2380B Calibrated Zero Shift for DP in inches of H2O or
2381B
kPa.
13
238B DP Zero Calibration Point
238B R/O
2384B Both
2385B FL
2386B 4
238B 0.0
2389B 1.10
2390B Lowest calibrated DP Reading value in inches of
2391B
H2O or kPa.
14
239B DP Calibration Mid Point #1
239B R/O
2394B Both
2395B FL
2396B 4
2398B 250.0
239B 1.10
240B Second lowest calibrated DP Reading value in
2401B
inches of H2O or kPa.

15
2403B R/O
240B Both
2405B FL
2406B 4
2408B 250.0
2409B 1.10
2410B Third lowest or highest calibrated DP Reading
241B
value in inches of H2O or kPa.

16
2413B R/O
241B Both
2415B FL
2416B 4
2418B 250.0
2419B 1.10
240B Second highest calibrated DP Reading value in
241B
inches of H2O or kPa.

17
24B DP Span Calibration Point
243B R/O
24B Both
245B FL
246B 4
248B 250.0
249B 1.10
2430B Highest calibrated DP Reading value in inches of
2431B
H2O or kPa.
18
243B Manual DP
243B R/O
243B System
2435B FL
2436B 4
2438B 0.0
2439B 1.10
240B Current DP Reading while performing calibration
241B
in inches of H2O or kPa.

19
24B DP Reading
243B R/W
24B Both
245B FL
246B 4
248B 0.0
249B 1.10
2450B Current Differential Pressure in inches of H2O or
2451B
kPa.
20
245B DP Reverse Reading
2453B R/O
245B Both
245B FL
2456B 4
2458B 0.0
2459B 1.10
2460B Current Differential Pressure Reversed in inches
2461B
of H2O or kPa.
21
246B DP Fault Value
2463B R/W
246B User
2465B FL
246B 4
2468B 0.0
2469B 1.10
2470B Value that the DP Reading (parameter #19) will
2471B
be set to if a 485 Communication Failure or

Sensor Communication Failure occurs in inches
of H2O or kPa. The DP Reverse Reading
(parameter #20) will be set to the same value of
the opposite sign.
22
247B DP Low Alarm EU
2473B R/W
247B User
2475B FL
2476B 4
2478B 0.0
2479B 1.10
2480B DP Alarm value for DP Low Alarm in inches of
2481B
H2O or kPa.
23
248B DP High Alarm EU
2483B R/W
248B User
2485B FL
2486B 4
248B 250.0
2489B 1.10
2490B DP Alarm value for DP High Alarm in inches of
2491B
H2O or kPa.


2153B
Param#
2154B Name
2157B Data Type
2158B Length
2159B Range
2160B Default
216B Ver
2163B
User values
Update
24
249B DP Alarm Deadband
2493B R/W
249B User
2495B FL
2496B 4
2498B 2.0
249B 1.10
250B Provides a range () that the DP Reading
2501B

causing another alarm in inches of H2O or kPa.
25
250B DP Alarming
2503B R/W
2504B User
250B UINT8
2506B 1
2507B 01
2508B 0
2509B 1.10
2510B If enabled, DP alarms may be generated and
251B
sent to the Alarm Log. 0 = DP Alarming

Disabled, 1 = DP Alarming Enabled.
26
251B DP SRBX on Clear
2513B R/W
2514B User
251B UINT8
2516B 1
2517B 01
2518B 0
2519B 1.10
251B

27
25B DP SRBX on Set
253B R/W
254B User
25B UINT8
256B 1
257B
01
258B
0
259B 1.10
2531B

28
253B DP Alarm Code
253B R/O
2534B System
253B BIN
2536B 1
2537B 0x00  0xFF
2538B 0x00
2539B 1.10
2540B
28.0
2541B Low Alarm
254B Bit 0
2543B 0
254B 1.10
254B If set, the DP Reading (parameter #19) is less
2546B
than or equal to the DP Low Alarm EU

(parameter #22). If clear, the DP Reading
(parameter #19) is greater than the DP Low
28.1
2547B Not Used
2548B Bit 1
2549B 0
250B Not Used
251B
28.2
25B High Alarm
253B Bit 2
254B 0
25B 1.10
256B If set, the DP Reading (parameter #19) is greater
257B
than or equal to the DP High Alarm EU

(parameter #23). If clear, the DP Reading
(parameter #19) is less than the DP High Alarm
EU (parameter #23).
28.3
258B Not Used
259B Bit 3
2560B 0
2561B Not Used
256B
28.4
2563B Not Used
2564B Bit 4
256B 0
256B Not Used
2567B
28.5
2568B Not Used
2569B Bit 5
2570B 0
2571B Not Used
257B
28.6
2574B Bit 6
257B 0
2576B 1.10
257B Indicates a failure in the hardware or software of
2578B
the MVS for Differential Pressure. 0 = No

Failure, 1 = DP Failure.
28.7
2579B Not Used
2580B Bit 7
2581B 0
258B Not Used
2583B
29
2584B SP Zero Calibration Point
258B R/O
2586B Both
2587B FL
258B 4
2590B 0.0
2591B 1.10
259B Lowest calibrated SP Reading value in PSI or
2593B
kPa.
30
2594B SP Calibration Mid Point #1
259B R/O
2596B Both
2597B FL
2598B 4
260B 800.6447
2601B 1.10
260B Second lowest calibrated SP Reading value in
2603B
PSI or kPa.
31
2605B R/O
260B Both
2607B FL
2608B 4
2610B 800.6447
261B 1.10
261B Third lowest or highest calibrated SP Reading
2613B
value in PSI or kPa.

32
2615B R/O
261B Both
2617B FL
2618B 4
260B 800.6447
261B 1.10
26B Second highest calibrated SP Reading value in
263B
PSI or kPa.


2153B
Param#
2154B Name
2157B Data Type
2158B Length
2159B Range
2160B Default
216B Ver
2163B
User values
Update
33
264B SP Span Calibration Point
265B R/O
26B Both
267B FL
268B 4
2630B 800.6447
2631B 1.10
263B Highest calibrated SP Reading value in PSI or
263B
kPa.
34
2634B Manual SP
2635B R/O
263B System
2637B FL
2638B 4
2640B 0.0
2641B 1.10
264B Current SP Reading while performing calibration
2643B
in PSI or kPa.
35
264B SP Reading
2645B R/W
264B Both
2647B FL
2648B 4
2650B 0.0
2651B 1.10
265B Current Static Pressure in PSI or kPa.
2653B
36
2654B SP Fault Value
265B R/W
265B User
2657B FL
2658B 4
260B 0.0
261B 1.10
26B Value that the SP Reading (parameter #35) will
263B

Sensor Communication Failure occurs in PSI or
kPa.
37
264B SP Low Alarm EU
265B R/W
26B User
267B FL
268B 4
2670B 0.0
2671B 1.10
267B SP Alarm value for SP Low Alarm in PSI or kPa.
2673B
38
2674B SP High Alarm EU
2675B R/W
267B User
267B FL
2678B 4
2680B 800.6447
2681B 1.10
268B SP Alarm value for SP High Alarm in PSI or kPa.
2683B
39
2684B SP Alarm Deadband
2685B R/W
268B User
2687B FL
268B 4
2690B 2.0
2691B 1.10
269B Provides a range () that the SP Reading
2693B

causing another alarm in PSI or kPa.
40
2694B SP Alarming
2695B R/W
269B User
2697B UINT8
2698B 1
269B
01
270B
0
2701B 1.10
270B If enabled, SP alarms may be generated and
2703B
sent to the Alarm Log. 0 = SP Alarming

Disabled, 1 = SP Alarming Enabled.
41
2704B SP SRBX on Clear
2705B R/W
2706B User
270B UINT8
2708B 1
2709B 01
2710B 0
271B 1.10
2713B

42
2714B SP SRBX on Set
2715B R/W
2716B User
271B UINT8
2718B 1
2719B
01
270B
0
271B 1.10
273B

43
274B SP Alarm Code
275B R/O
276B System
27B BIN
278B 1
279B 0x00  0xFF
2730B 0x00
2731B 1.10
273B
43.0
273B Low Alarm
2734B Bit 0
2735B 0
2736B 1.10
273B If set, the SP Reading (parameter #35) is less
2738B
than or equal to the SP Low Alarm EU

(parameter #37). If clear, the SP Reading
(parameter #35) is greater than the SP Low
43.1
2739B Not Used
2740B Bit 1
2741B 0
274B Not Used
2743B
43.2
274B High Alarm
2745B Bit 2
2746B 0
274B 1.10
2748B If set, the SP Reading (parameter #35) is greater
2749B
than or equal to the SP High Alarm EU

(parameter #38). If clear, the SP Reading
(parameter #35) is less than the SP High Alarm
EU (parameter #38).
43.3
2750B Not Used
2751B Bit 3
275B 0
2753B Not Used
2754B
43.4
275B Not Used
2756B Bit 4
275B 0
2758B Not Used
2759B
43.5
2760B Not Used
2761B Bit 5
276B 0
2763B Not Used
2764B


2153B
Param#
2154B Name
2157B Data Type
2158B Length
2159B Range
2160B Default
216B Ver
2163B
User values
Update
43.6
276B Bit 6
276B 0
2768B 1.10
270B
the MVS for Static Pressure. 0 = No Failure, 1 =

SP Failure.
43.7
271B Not Used
27B Bit 7
273B 0
274B Not Used
275B
44
276B TMP Zero Calibration Point
27B R/O
278B Both
279B FL
2780B 4
278B -459.4
2783B 1.10
2784B Lowest calibrated TMP Reading value in F or
2785B
C.
45
2786B TMP Calibration Mid Point #1
278B R/O
278B Both
2789B FL
2790B 4
279B 800.6
2793B 1.10
2794B Second lowest calibrated TMP Reading value in
2795B
F or C.
46
279B R/O
2798B Both
279B FL
280B 4
280B 800.6
2803B 1.10
2804B Third lowest (or highest) calibrated TMP
2805B
Reading value in F or C.

47
2807B R/O
280B Both
2809B FL
2810B 4
281B 800.6
2813B 1.10
2814B Second highest calibrated TMP Reading value in
2815B
F or C.
48
2816B TMP Span Calibration Point
2817B R/O
281B Both
2819B FL
280B 4
28B 800.6
283B 1.10
284B Highest calibrated TMP Reading value in F or
285B
C.
49
286B Manual TMP
287B R/O
28B System
289B FL
2830B 4
283B 0.0
283B 1.10
2834B Current TMP Reading while performing
2835B
calibration in F or C.
50
2836B TMP Reading
2837B R/W
283B Both
2839B FL
2840B 4
284B -459.4
2843B 1.10
284B
Current Temperature in F or C.
2845B
51
2846B TMP Fault Value
2847B R/W
284B User
2849B FL
2850B 4
285B -459.4
2853B 1.10
2854B Value that the TMP Reading (parameter #50) will
285B

Sensor Communication Failure occurs in F or
C.
52
2856B TMP Low Alarm EU
2857B R/W
285B User
2859B FL
2860B 4
286B -459.4
2863B 1.10
2864B
TMP Alarm value for TMP Low Alarm in F or C.
2865B
53
286B TMP High Alarm EU
2867B R/W
286B User
2869B FL
2870B 4
287B 800.6
2873B 1.10
2874B TMP Alarm value for TMP High Alarm in F or
2875B
C.
54
2876B TMP Alarm Deadband
287B R/W
287B User
2879B FL
280B 4
28B 2.0
283B 1.10
284B Provides a range () that the TMP Reading
285B

causing another alarm in F or C.
55
286B TMP Alarming
287B R/W
28B User
289B UINT8
2890B 1
2891B
01
289B
0
2893B 1.10
2894B If enabled, TMP alarms may be generated and
2895B
sent to the Alarm Log. 0 = TMP Alarming

Disabled, 1 = TMP Alarming Enabled.
56
2896B TMP SRBX on Clear
2897B R/W
289B User
289B UINT8
290B 1
2901B 01
290B 0
2903B 1.10
2905B

57
2906B TMP SRBX on Set
2907B R/W
2908B User
290B UINT8
2910B 1
291B
01
291B
0
2913B 1.10
2915B

58
2916B TMP Alarm Code
2917B R/O
2918B System
291B BIN
290B 1
291B
0x00  0xFF
29B
0x00
293B 1.10
294B


2153B
Param#
2154B Name
2157B Data Type
2158B Length
2159B Range
2160B Default
216B Ver
2163B
User values
Update
58.0
295B Low Alarm
296B Bit 0
297B 0
298B 1.10
29B If set, the TMP Reading (parameter #50) is less
2930B
than or equal to the TMP Low Alarm EU

(parameter #52). If clear, the TMP Reading
(parameter #50) is greater than the TMP Low
58.1
2931B Not Used
293B Bit 1
293B 0
2934B Not Used
2935B
58.2
2936B High Alarm
2937B Bit 2
2938B 0
293B 1.10
2940B If set, the TMP Reading (parameter #50) is
2941B
greater than or equal to the TMP High Alarm EU

(parameter #53). If clear, the TMP Reading
(parameter #50) is less than the TMP High
58.3
294B Not Used
2943B Bit 3
294B 0
2945B Not Used
2946B
58.4
2947B Not Used
2948B Bit 4
294B 0
2950B Not Used
2951B
58.5
295B Not Used
2953B Bit 5
2954B 0
295B Not Used
2956B
58.6
2958B Bit 6
295B 0
2960B 1.10
296B
the MVS for Temperature. 0 = No Failure, 1 =

TMP Failure.
58.7
2963B Not Used
2964B Bit 7
2965B 0
296B Not Used
2967B
59
2968B Calibrate Command
296B R/W
2970B Both
2971B UINT8
297B 1
2973B
06
2974B
0
2975B 1.10
2976B Tells the MVS Interface what process variable is
297B
being calibrated. 0 = No Action, 1 = Calibrate

DP, 2 = Calibrate SP, 3 = Calibrate TMP, 6 =
Save MVS Calibration, 7 = Set Defaults.
60
2978B Calibrate Type
297B R/W
2980B Both
2981B UINT8
298B 1
2983B
07
2984B
0
2985B 1.10
2986B Tells the MVS Interface what point is being
2987B
calibrated. 0 = None, 1 = Set Zero, 2 = Set Span,

3 = Set Mid Point #1, 4 = Set Mid Point #2, 5 =
Set Mid Point #3, 6 = Sensor Setup, 7 = Sensor
Restore.
61
298B Calibrate Set Value
298B R/W
290B User
291B FL
29B 4
294B 0.0
295B 1.10
296B Desired value for a calibration point.
297B
62
298B Sensor SRBX on Clear
29B R/W
230B User
2301B UINT8
230B 1
230B
01
2304B
0
2305B 1.10
2307B

Note: For 485 and Sensor Communication
2308B
Failures only.
63
2309B Sensor SRBX on Set
2301B R/W
2301B User
2301B UINT8
2301B 1
23014B
01
23015B
0
23016B 1.10
23018B

Note: For 485 and Sensor Communication
23019B
Failures only.
64
230B SP Zero Shift
2301B R/W
230B Both
230B FL
2304B 4
2306B 0.0
2307B 1.10
2308B Calibrated Zero Shift for SP in inches of H2O or
2309B
kPa.


2153B
Param#
2154B Name
2157B Data Type
2158B Length
2159B Range
2160B Default
216B Ver
2163B
User values
Update
65
230B MVS Type
2301B R/O
230B System
230B UINT8
2304B 1
2305B
02
2306B
0
2307B 2.20
2308B Indicates the module/sensor type. Valid values
2309B
are:
0 = Standard MVS
2304B
1 = Smart MVS
2 = 3095
66
23041B Temperature Bias
2304B R/W
2304B User
2304B FL
23045B 4
23047B 0
23048B 2.00
23049B Indicates the calibrated temperature bias for the
2305B
MVS temperature reading. Units based on units

parameter (#3).

3.4.36 Point Type 109: System Analog Inputs
Description:
23051B Point type 109 provides parameters for setting up and reading analog inputs.
2305B

2305B 5 logical points for System Analog Inputs may exist.
23054B
Storage Location:
23056B
Table 3-37: Point Type 109, System Analog Inputs

79B
Point Type 109: System Analog Inputs

23057B
Param #
23058B Name
23061B Data Type
2306B Length
2306B Range
23064B Default
23065B Ver
23067B
User values
Update
0
23069B R/W
2307B User
23071B AC
2307B 10
23074B Logic 0: 23075B 1.10
23081B Identification name for specific System AI.
2308B
ASCII character “Battery ” 23076B

Values must be printable ASCII characters.
Logic 1: Note: Point Tag ID on logical 1 is “Voltage In”
2308B
“Charge In “
2307B
when a PM-30 power module is installed
Logic 2: (Version 1.30).
“Module “ 23078B
Logic 3:
“AI Default” 23079B
Logic 4:
“OnBoardT 2308B
mp”
1
23084B Units Tag
23085B R/W
23086B User
23087B AC
2308B 10
2309B Logic 0: 23091B 1.10
23097B Describes the units used by the System AI.
23098B
ASCII character “Volts “ 2309B

Values must be printable ASCII characters.
Logic 1:
“Volts “ 2309B
Logic 2:
“Volts “ 23094B
Logic 3:
“ “ 23095B
Logic 4:
“Degrees C
23096B
“
2
2309B Scanning
2310B R/W
2310B User
2310B UINT8
2310B 1
23104B 01
23105B 1
23106B 1.10
23108B

3
23109B Scan Period
2310B R/W
231B User
231B FL
231B 4
2314B
1.0  43,200.0
2315B
1.0
2316B 1.10
2318B
System AI.
4
2310B R/O
231B System
231B FL
231B 4
2314B
1.0  43,200.0
2315B
1.0
2316B 1.10
2318B
the System AI.


23057B
Param #
23058B Name
23061B Data Type
2306B Length
2306B Range
23064B Default
23065B Ver
23067B
User values
Update
5
2319B Filter
2310B R/W
231B User
231B UINT8
231B 1
2314B
0  99
2315B
0
2316B 1.10
2318B

6
2319B Averaging
23140B R/W
2314B User
2314B UINT8
2314B 1
2314B
01
23145B
0
23146B 1.10
23148B

7
23149B Raw A/D Input
23150B R/W
2315B Both
2315B UINT16
2315B 2
23154B
0  65,535
2315B
0
23156B 1.10
23158B
(parameter #21).
8
23159B Zero Raw
23160B R/W
2316B User
2316B UINT16
2316B 2
23164B
0  65,535
23165B
Logic 0:
2316B 1.10
23176B Lowest raw A/D input.
2317B
0 23167B
Logic 1:
23168B
0 23169B
Logic 2:
23170B
0 2317B
Logic 3:
2317B
819 2317B
Logic 4:
23174B
10 23175B
9
23178B Span Raw
23179B R/W
23180B User
2318B UINT16
2318B 2
2318B
0  65,535
23184B
Logic 0:
23185B 1.10
23195B Highest raw A/D input.
23196B
255 23186B
Logic 1:
23187B
255 2318B
Logic 2:
23189B
255 23190B
Logic 3:
2319B
4095 2319B
Logic 4:
2319B
179 23194B
10
23197B Zero EU
23198B R/O
2319B User
230B FL
2301B 4
230B Logic 0:
2304B 1.10
2314B Lowest EU value.
2315B
0.0 2305B
Logic 1:
2306B
0.0 2307B
Logic 2:
2308B
0.0 2309B
Logic 3:
2310B
0.0 231B
Logic 4:
231B
-40.0 231B


23057B
Param #
23058B Name
23061B Data Type
2306B Length
2306B Range
23064B Default
23065B Ver
23067B
User values
Update
11
2316B Span EU
2317B R/O
2318B User
2319B FL
230B 4
23B Logic 0:
23B 1.10
23B Highest EU value.
234B
16.225 234B
Logic 1:
235B
19.95 236B
Logic 2:
237B
16.225 238B
Logic 3:
239B
100.0 230B
Logic 4:
231B
125.0 23B
12
235B EU Value
236B R/W
237B Both
238B FL
239B 4
2341B Logic 0:
234B 1.10
235B
12.0 234B
Logic 1:
234B
13.5 2345B
Logic 2:
2346B
12.0 2347B
Logic 3:
2348B
0.0 2349B
Logic 4:
2350B
20.0 2351B
13
2354B Clipping
235B R/W
2356B User
2357B UINT8
2358B 1
2359B
01
2360B
0
2361B 1.10
236B

Alarm EU (parameter #17). If disabled, no
limiting of the EU Value (parameter #12) takes
place. 0 = Disabled, 1 = Enabled.
14
2365B R/W
236B User
2367B FL
2368B 4
2370B Logic 0:
237B 1.10
238B
EXCEPT +B, then it is

2371B 10.6 237B
>=9.00Volts Logic 1:
2374B
#13) is enabled.
10.0 2375B
Note: Low Low Alarm is 10.1 on logicals 0 and 2
2384B
when a PM-30 power module is installed

Logic 2:
2376B
(Version 1.30)
10.6 237B
Logic 3:
2378B
-20.0 2379B
Logic 4:
2380B
-25.0 2381B


23057B
Param #
23058B Name
23061B Data Type
2306B Length
2306B Range
23064B Default
23065B Ver
23067B
User values
Update
15
2385B Low Alarm EU
2386B R/W
2387B User
238B FL
2389B 4
2391B Logic 0:
239B 1.10
230B
11.0 239B
Logic 1:
2394B
11.0 2395B
Logic 2:
2396B
11.0 2397B
Logic 3:
2398B
-10.0 239B
Logic 4:
230B
-15.0 2301B
16
2304B High Alarm EU
2305B R/W
2306B User
2307B FL
2308B 4
2310B Logic 0:
231B 1.10
23B
14.5 231B
Logic 1:
231B
17.0 2314B
Logic 2:
2315B
14.5 2316B
Logic 3:
2317B
110.0 2318B
Logic 4:
2319B
100.0 230B
17
234B R/W
235B User
236B FL
237B 4
239B Logic 0:
230B 1.10
2341B
15.0 231B
#13) is enabled.
Logic 1:
23B
18.5 23B
Logic 2:
234B
15.0 235B
Logic 3:
236B
120.0 237B
Logic 4:
238B
110.0 239B


23057B
Param #
23058B Name
23061B Data Type
2306B Length
2306B Range
23064B Default
23065B Ver
23067B
User values
Update
18
234B Rate Alarm EU
234B R/W
234B User
2345B FL
2346B 4
2348B Logic 0:
2349B 1.10
2360B
3.0 2350B
Logic 1:
2351B
3.0 235B
Logic 2:
235B
3.0 2354B
Logic 3:
235B
5.0 2356B
Logic 4:
2357B
8.0 2358B
19
236B R/W
236B User
2364B FL
2365B 4
2367B Logic 0:
2368B 1.10
2379B
0.5 2369B
Logic 1:
2370B
1.0 2371B
Logic 2:
237B
0.5 237B
Logic 3:
2374B
2.0 2375B
Logic 4:
2376B
5.0 237B
20
2380B Alarming
2381B R/W
238B User
238B UINT8
2384B 1
2385B
01
2386B
0
2387B 1.10
2389B

21
2390B SRBX on Clear
2391B R/W
239B User
239B UINT8
2394B 1
2395B 01
2396B 0
2397B 1.10
239B

22
2340B SRBX on Set
23401B R/W
2340B User
2340B UINT8
2340B 1
23405B
01
23406B
0
23407B 1.10
23409B

23
23410B Alarm Code
2341B R/O
2341B System
2341B BIN
2341B 1
23415B
0x00  0xFF
23416B
0x00
23417B 1.10
23418B
23.0
23419B Low Alarm
2340B Bit 0
2341B 0
234B 1.10
234B

23.1
2345B Low Low Alarm
2346B Bit 1
2347B 0
2348B 1.10
2340B

#14).


23057B
Param #
23058B Name
23061B Data Type
2306B Length
2306B Range
23064B Default
23065B Ver
23067B
User values
Update
23.2
2341B High Alarm
234B Bit 2
234B 0
234B 1.10
2346B

23.3
2348B Bit 3
2349B 0
2340B 1.10
234B

EU (parameter #17).
23.4
234B Rate Alarm
234B Bit 4
2345B 0
2346B 1.10
2348B

EU (parameter #18).
23.5
2349B Not Used
23450B Bit 5
23451B 0
2345B Not Used
2345B
23.6
2345B Bit 6
23456B 0
23457B 1.10
23458B If set, the System AI’s hardware is reporting a
23459B
malfunction. If clear, the System AI’s hardware is

operating properly.
23.7
23461B Bit 7
2346B 0
2346B 1.10
23465B

has been enabled.
24
2346B Units
23467B R/W
23468B User
23469B UINT8
23470B 1
23471B
Logic 0  3:
2347B Logic 0 
23476B 1.10
23480B Indicates what units the EU value will be.
23481B
01 2347B
3: Logic 0  3:
2348B
Logic 4:
2347B
0 2347B
0 = Volts, 1 = milliVolts
2348B
03 23475B
Logic 4:23478B
Logic 4:
2348B
1 23479B
0 = F, 1 = C, 2 = K, 3 = R.

23485B

3.4.37 Point Type 110: PID Control Parameters
Description:
23486B Point type 110 provides parameters for configuring and controlling PID loops.
23487B

2348B 16 logical points for PID Control Parameters may exist, depending on the number of active PIDs.
23489B
Storage Location:
23491B
Table 3-38: Point Type 110 , PID Control Parameters

80B
Point Type 110: PID Control Parameters

2349B
Param#
2349B Name
23496B Data Type
23497B Length
23498B Range
2349B Default
2350B Ver
2350B
User values
Update
0
2350B Point Tag Id.
23504B R/W
2350B User
23506B AC
23507B 10
23509B “PID X” 23510B 1.10
2351B Identification name for specific PID. Values must
2351B
ASCII character where X is be printable ASCII characters.

the PID
number
1
2351B PID Mode
23514B R/W
2351B User
23516B UINT8
23517B 1
23518B 03
23519B 0
2350B 1.10
2351B Indicates whether the PID is disabled, in manual
235B
mode, automatic mode, or in remote setpoint

mode.
0 = PID Disabled
235B
1 = Manual
2354B
2 = Automatic
235B
3 = Remote Setpoint
2356B
2
2357B Loop Period
2358B R/W
2359B User
2350B FL
2351B 4
235B 0.05  Any positive
235B 1.5
2354B 1.10
235B Desired frequency of execution of the PID
2356B
valid IEEE 754 float algorithm in seconds.

3
2357B Actual Loop Period
2358B R/O
2359B System
23540B FL
23541B 4
2354B 0.05  Any positive
2354B 0
2354B 1.10
2354B Actual frequency of execution of the PID
23546B
valid IEEE 754 float algorithm in seconds.

4
23547B Action on Process Variable
23548B R/O
23549B User
2350B UINT8
2351B 1
235B
01
235B
0
2354B 1.10
235B Indicates what action to take if the process
2356B
Failure (Reserved) variable has questionable data.

0 = No action
2357B
1 = Switch mode to manual

2358B
5
2359B Discrete Output Control
23560B R/W
23561B User
2356B UINT8
2356B 1
23564B
01
2356B
0
2356B 1.10
23567B 0 = Analog Control
23568B
1 = DO Control
23569B
2 = Brooks Control (AC I/O)

23570B
6
23571B Reset Mode
2357B R/W
2357B User
23574B UINT8
2357B 1
23576B 01
2357B 1
23578B 1.10
23579B Indicates whether the PID will be disabled on a
23580B
restart of any kind or retain its last mode.

0 = Retain last mode
23581B
1 = Disable after Reset.

2358B


2349B
Param#
2349B Name
23496B Data Type
23497B Length
23498B Range
2349B Default
2350B Ver
2350B
User values
Update
7
2358B Manual Tracking
23584B R/W
2358B User
23586B UINT8
23587B 1
2358B
01
23589B
0
23590B 1.10
23591B If in Manual Mode, the Primary Setpoint is set
2359B
equal to the current Primary Process Variable. If

disabled, nothing occurs.
0 = Disable Manual Tracking
2359B
1 = Enable Manual Tracking.

23594B
8
2359B Primary Input Point
23596B R/W
23597B User
23598B TLP
2359B 3
2360B TLP 0,0,0 and TLP
23601B 0,0,0
2360B 1.10
2360B The parameter assigned to read the Primary
23604B
6077, 0255, 0255 Process Variable (parameter #9) from.

(must be float) and TLP
103,5148,21 and TLP
105,5148,10 or 13
and TLP
96,05,211and TLP
98,031,120 and
TLP 108,011,1920
or 35 or 50 and TLP
106,5148,22 and TLP
107,5148,9 and TLP
112,011,5354 and
TLP 113,011,26 or 28
or 30 and
114,011,03 and
TLP 115,011,14 or 16
or 18 and TLP
116,011,03
9
23605B Primary Process Variable
2360B R/W
23607B Both
23608B FL
23609B 4
2361B 0.0
2361B 1.10
2361B Input value for the Primary Loop.
23614B
10
23615B Primary Setpoint Point
2361B R/W
23617B User
23618B TLP
23619B 3
2361B 0,0,0
236B 1.10
236B The parameter assigned to read the primary
2364B
6077, 0255, 0255 setpoint (parameter #11) from.

103,5148,21 and TLP
105,5148,10 or 13
and TLP
96,05,211and TLP
98,031,120 and
TLP 108,011,1920
or 35 or 50 and TLP
106,5148,22 and TLP
107,5148,14 and TLP
112,011,5354 and
TLP 114,011,03
and TLP
116,011,03
11
2365B Primary Setpoint
236B R/W
2367B Both
2368B FL
2369B 4
2361B 0.0
236B 1.10
236B Desired value of the Primary Process Variable
2364B
(parameter #9).


2349B
Param#
2349B Name
23496B Data Type
23497B Length
23498B Range
2349B Default
2350B Ver
2350B
User values
Update
12
2365B Primary Setpoint Low Limit
236B R/W
2367B User
2368B FL
2369B 4
23641B 0.0
2364B 1.10
2364B Lowest allowed value for the primary setpoint
2364B
(parameter #11).
13
23645B Primary Setpoint High Limit
2364B R/W
23647B User
23648B FL
23649B 4
23651B 1000000.0
2365B 1.10
2365B Highest allowed value for the primary setpoint
23654B
(parameter #11).
14
2365B Primary Setpoint Maximum
2365B R/W
23657B User
23658B FL
23659B 4
2361B 0.0
236B 1.10
236B Maximum rate of change allowed for the actual
2364B
Change Rate 754 float setpoint used by the Primary Loop in

engineering units per minute (EU/minute). A
value of 0 disables this option.
15
2365B Primary Proportional Gain
236B R/W
2367B User
2368B FL
2369B 4
23671B 0.5
2367B 1.10
2367B Proportional gain (KP) of the Primary Loop.
23674B
754 float
16
23675B Primary Integral Gain
2367B R/W
2367B User
23678B FL
23679B 4
23681B 4.0
2368B 1.10
2368B Integral gain (KI) of the Primary Loop.
23684B
754 float
17
23685B Primary Derivative Gain
2368B R/W
23687B User
2368B FL
23689B 4
23691B 0.0
2369B 1.10
2369B Derivative gain (KD) of the Primary Loop.
23694B
754 float
18
23695B Primary Scale Factor
2369B R/W
23697B User
23698B FL
2369B 4
23701B -1.0
2370B 1.10
2370B Scale factor (FS) of the Primary Loop.
23704B
19
23705B Primary Integral Deadband
23706B R/W
2370B User
23708B FL
23709B 4
2371B 0.0
2371B 1.10
2371B Range () that the error at time t (et) must be
23714B
greater than or equal to for the Primary Loop to

include the KI term for the change in output
calculation.
20
23715B Primary Change in Output
23716B R/O
2371B System
23718B FL
23719B 4
2371B 0.0
237B 1.10
237B Calculated change in output from the Primary
2374B
Loop.
21
2375B Override Loop Mode
2376B R/W
237B User
2378B UINT8
2379B 1
2370B
02
2371B
0
237B 1.10
237B Indicates which loops have been enabled for
2374B
control. 0 = Primary Loop Only

1 = Primary and Override Loop
2375B
2 = Override Loop Only.

2376B
22
237B Loop Switch Select
2378B R/W
2379B User
23740B UINT8
23741B 1
2374B
01
2374B
0
2374B 1.10
23745B Indicates when to switch to the Override Loop
23746B
based upon whether the Primary change in

output is less than or greater than the Override
change in output.
0 = Low Override
2374B
1 = High Override.
23748B


2349B
Param#
2349B Name
23496B Data Type
23497B Length
23498B Range
2349B Default
2350B Ver
2350B
User values
Update
23
23749B Override Input Point
23750B R/W
23751B User
2375B TLP
2375B 3
2375B 0,0,0
23756B 1.10
2375B The parameter assigned to read the Override
23758B
6077, 0255, 0255 Process Variable (parameter #24) from.

103,5148,21 and TLP
105,5148,10 or 13
and TLP
96,05,211and TLP
98,031,120 and
TLP 108,011,1920
or 35 or 50 and TLP
106,5148,22 and TLP
107,5148,9 and TLP
112,011,5354 and
TLP 113,011,26 or 28
or 30 and
114,011,03 and
TLP 115,011,14 or 16
or 18 and TLP
116,011,03
24
23759B Override Process Variable
23760B R/W
23761B Both
2376B FL
2376B 4
23765B 0.0
2376B 1.10
2376B Input value for the Override Loop.
23768B
25
23769B Override Setpoint Point
2370B R/W
2371B User
237B TLP
237B 3
2375B 0,0,0
2376B 1.10
237B The parameter assigned to read the override
2378B
6077, 0255, 0255 setpoint (parameter #26) from

103,5148,21 and TLP
105,5148,10 or 13
and TLP
96,05,211and TLP
98,031,120 and
TLP 108,011,1920
or 35 or 50 and TLP
106,5148,22 and TLP
107,5148,14 and TLP
112,011,5354 and
TLP 114,011,03
and TLP
116,011,03
26
2379B Override Setpoint
23780B R/W
23781B User
2378B FL
2378B 4
23785B 0.0
23786B 1.10
2378B Desired value of the Override Process Variable
2378B
(parameter #24).
27
23789B Override Setpoint Low Limit
23790B R/W
23791B User
2379B FL
2379B 4
23795B 0.0
23796B 1.10
2379B Lowest allowed value for the override setpoint
23798B
(parameter #26).
28
2379B Override Setpoint High Limit
2380B R/W
23801B User
2380B FL
2380B 4
23805B 1000000.0
23806B 1.10
23807B Highest allowed value for the override setpoint
2380B
(parameter #26).


2349B
Param#
2349B Name
23496B Data Type
23497B Length
23498B Range
2349B Default
2350B Ver
2350B
User values
Update
29
23809B Override Setpoint Maximum
23810B R/W
2381B User
2381B FL
2381B 4
23815B 0.0
23816B 1.10
23817B Maximum rate of change allowed for the actual
2381B
Change Rate 754 float setpoint used by the Override Loop in

engineering units per minute (EU/minute).
30
23819B Override Proportional Gain
2380B R/W
2381B User
238B FL
238B 4
2385B 0.5
2386B 1.10
2387B Proportional gain (KP) of the Override Loop.
238B
754 float
31
2389B Override Integral Gain
2380B R/W
2381B User
238B FL
238B 4
2385B 4.0
2386B 1.10
2387B Integral gain (KI) of the Override Loop.
238B
754 float
32
2389B Override Derivative Gain
23840B R/W
23841B User
2384B FL
2384B 4
23845B 0.0
23846B 1.10
23847B Derivative gain (KD) of the Override Loop.
2384B
754 float
33
23849B Override Scale Factor
23850B R/W
23851B User
2385B FL
2385B 4
2385B -1.0
23856B 1.10
23857B Scale factor (FS) of the Override Loop.
2385B
34
23859B Override Integral Deadband
23860B R/W
23861B User
2386B FL
2386B 4
23865B 0.0
2386B 1.10
23867B Range () that the error at time t (et) must be
2386B
greater than or equal to for the Override Loop to

include the KI term for the change in output
calculation.
35
23869B Override Change in Output
23870B R/O
23871B System
2387B FL
2387B 4
23875B 0.0
23876B 1.10
2387B Calculated change in output from the Override
2387B
Loop.
36
23879B Switch Status
2380B R/O
2381B System
238B UINT8
238B 1
2384B
02
2385B
0
2386B 1.10
2387B Indicates what loop is currently being used to
238B
control the process variable.

0 = Neither
2389B
1 = Primary Loop
23890B
2 = Override Loop.
23891B
37
2389B Current Output of PID
2389B R/W
23894B Both
23895B FL
23896B 4
2389B 0.0
2389B 1.10
2390B Value that is sent to current output.
23901B
38
2390B Output of PID point
2390B R/W
23904B User
23905B TLP
23906B 3
23907B TLP 0,0,0 and {if DO
23908B 0,0,0
2390B 1.10
23910B The parameter assigned to write the analog
2391B
Control Off TLP control output of the PID loop to. Only used of
104,5148,12 and TLP DO Control (parameter #5) is Off.
96,05,211 and TLP
98,031,120 and
TLP 6077, 0255,
0255 (must be float)}
39
2391B Discrete Open PID output
2391B R/W
23914B User
23915B TLP
23916B 3
23918B 0,0,0
35260B 1.10
2391B The parameter assigned to write the
35261B
Control On TLP increase/open output to. Only used if DO Control

102,5148,20 and TLP (parameter #5) is On.
96,05,211 and TLP
98,031,120 and
TLP 6077, 0255,
0255 (must be float) }


2349B
Param#
2349B Name
23496B Data Type
23497B Length
23498B Range
2349B Default
2350B Ver
2350B
User values
Update
40
2390B Discrete Close PID output
2391B R/W
239B User
239B TLP
2394B 3
2396B 0,0,0
3526B 1.10
3526B
Control On TLP decrease/closed output to. Only used if DO

102,5148,20 and TLP Control (parameter #5) is On.
96,05,211 and TLP
98,031,120 and
TLP 6077, 0255,
0255 (must be float) }
41
2398B Output Low Limit
239B R/W
2390B User
2391B FL
239B 4
2394B 0.0
35264B 1.10
2395B Minimum allowable PID output. If the change in
3526B
output calculated by the loop would cause the

current value of the output to go below this
value, the output will be set to this value.
42
2396B Output High Limit
2397B R/W
2398B User
239B FL
23940B 4
2394B 100.0
3526B 1.10
2394B Maximum allowable PID output. If the change in
35267B
output calculated by the loop would cause the

current value of the output to go above this
value, the output will be set to this value.
43
2394B Output Low Limit Status
23945B R/O
23946B System
23947B UINT8
23948B 1
2394B
01
23950B
0
35268B 1.10
23951B Indication that the output of the PID loop has
35269B
been clipped by the low output limit. 0 = Not

limited, 1 = Low output limited.
44
2395B Output High Limit Status
2395B R/O
23954B System
2395B UINT8
23956B 1
23957B
01
23958B
0
35270B 1.10
2395B Indication that the output of the PID loop has
35271B
been clipped by the high output limit. 0 = Not

limited, 1 = High output limited.
45
23960B Primary Process Variable
23961B R/O
2396B System
2396B UINT8
23964B 1
23965B
02
2396B
0
3527B 1.10
23967B Indication of the status of the primary process
3527B
Status variable. 0 = No error, 1 = Questionable data, 2

= Invalid TLP.
46
23968B Primary Setpoint Low Limit
2396B R/O
23970B System
23971B UINT8
2397B 1
2397B
01
23974B
0
35274B 1.10
23975B Indication that the primary setpoint has been
3527B
Status clipped by the low setpoint limit. 0 = Not limited,

1 = Low setpoint limited.
47
23976B Primary Setpoint High Limit
2397B R/O
23978B System
2397B UINT8
23980B 1
23981B 01
2398B 0
35276B 1.10
2398B Indication that the primary setpoint has been
3527B
Status clipped by the high setpoint limit. 0 = Not limited,

1 = High setpoint limited.
48
23984B Primary Setpoint Rate Limited
23985B R/O
23986B System
23987B UINT8
2398B 1
2398B
01
2390B
0
35278B 1.10
2391B Indication that the primary setpoint currently
35279B
being used by the PID calculation is currently

being limited by the maximum setpoint change
rate (parameter #14).
49
239B Override Process Variable
239B R/O
2394B System
2395B UINT8
2396B 1
2397B
02
2398B
0
35280B 1.10
239B Indication of the status of the override process
35281B
Status variable. 0 = No error, 1 = Questionable data, 2

= Invalid TLP.
50
240B Override Setpoint Low Limit
2401B R/O
240B System
2403B UINT8
240B 1
2405B
01
2406B
0
3528B 1.10
2407B Indication that the override setpoint has been
3528B
Status clipped by the low setpoint limit. 0 = Not limited,

1 = Low setpoint limited.


2349B
Param#
2349B Name
23496B Data Type
23497B Length
23498B Range
2349B Default
2350B Ver
2350B
User values
Update
51
2408B Override Setpoint High Limit
2409B R/O
2401B System
2401B UINT8
2401B 1
24013B
01
2401B
0
35284B 1.10
24015B Indication that the override setpoint has been
3528B
Status clipped by the high setpoint limit. 0 = Not limited,

1 = High setpoint limited.
52
24016B Override Setpoint Rate
24017B R/O
24018B System
24019B UINT8
240B 1
2401B
01
240B
0
35286B 1.10
2403B Indication that the override setpoint currently
35287B
Limited being used by the PID calculation is currently

being limited by the maximum setpoint change
rate (parameter #29).
53
240B Override Threshold Value
2405B R/W
2406B User
2407B FL
2408B 4
2403B 0.0
3528B 1.10
24031B The override function will only be allowed to take
35289B
754 float control if the override process variable is within

the threshold value of the override setpoint.
54
2403B Action Wait Time
2403B R/W
2403B User
24035B FL
24036B 4
24038B 1.0
35290B 1.10
24039B When taking an action, this amount of time, in
35291B
754 float seconds, is added to make sure the process

returns to a steady state before a new action is
taken. Only used if Brooks Control (parameter
#5) is selected.
55
240B Upstream Output Point
2401B R/W
240B User
2403B TLP
240B 3
2405B TLP 0,0,0 and
2406B 0,0,0
3529B 1.10
2408B The parameter assigned to write the upstream
3529B
TLP 140, X, 37
2407B
output to. Only used if Brooks Control
(parameter #5) is selected. Only valid output is
an AC I/O EU TLP
56
2409B Downstream Output Point
2405B R/W
24051B User
2405B TLP
24053B 3
2405B TLP 0,0,0 and
2405B 0,0,0
35294B 1.10
3529B
TLP 140, X, 37
24056B
downstream output to. Only used if Brooks
Control (parameter #5) is selected. Only valid
output is an AC I/O EU TLP
57
24058B Valve Dead Time
24059B R/W
2406B User
24061B FL
2406B 4
2406B 0.0
35296B 1.10
24065B An amount of time, in seconds, added to every
35297B
754 float TDO EU value passed to the AC I/O to account

for extra time to break valve seal. Only used if
Brooks Control (parameter #5) is selected.

3.4.38 Point Type 117: Modbus Configuration Parameters
Description:
2406B Point type 117 provides parameters for setting up the Modbus protocol.
24067B

24068B 6 logical points for Modbus Configuration Parameters may exist corresponding to LOI through Comm 5.
24069B
Storage Location:
24071B
Table 3-39: Point Type 117, Modbus Configuration Parameters

81B
Point Type 117: Modbus Configuration Parameters

2407B
Param#
24073B Name
24076B Data Type
2407B Length
24078B Range
24079B Default
2408B Ver
2408B
User values
Update
0
24083B Transmission Mode
2408B R/W
24085B User
24086B UINT8
24087B 1
2408B 01
24089B 0
2409B 1.10
35298B Controls the type of transmission mode desired.
24091B
0 = RTU Mode
2409B
1 = ASCII Mode
1
24093B Byte Order
2409B R/W
24095B User
24096B UINT8
24097B 1
24098B 01
2409B 0
2410B 1.10
3529B Controls which byte is sent out first for floats, short
2410B
integers, and long integers.

0 = LSB first (Associated with little-endian
2410B
processors)
1 = MSB first (Associated with big-endian
24103B
processors)
2
2410B Event Log Enable
24105B R/W
24106B User
24107B UINT8
24108B 1
24109B 01
2410B 1
241B 1.10
350B Controls if changes to Modbus registers are logged
241B
to the event log or not (Slave mode only).

0 = No Logging
2413B
1 = Log to Event Log

3
241B Slave Exception Status
2415B R/O
2416B System
2417B UINT8
2418B 1
2419B 03
2410B 0
241B 1.10
3501B Contains the error code for the last Modbus
241B
message received (Slave mode only).

0 = No Error
2413B
1 = Illegal Function
2 = Illegal Data Address
3 = Illegal Data Value
4
241B Master Poll Request Trigger
2415B R/W
2416B Both
2417B UINT8
2418B 1
2419B 01
24130B 0
2413B 1.10
3502B Controls the initiation of a Modbus master polling
2413B
sequence (Master mode only).

0 = No polling
2413B
1 = Begin polling with the entry in the Modbus

2413B
master table indicated by the master starting

request number (parameter #5) and continue
through the table for the number of master requests
(parameter #6). This parameter will be reset by the
system when the polling sequence has been
completed.


2407B
Param#
24073B Name
24076B Data Type
2407B Length
24078B Range
24079B Default
2408B Ver
2408B
User values
Update
5
24135B Master Starting Request
24136B R/W
24137B User
24138B UINT16
24139B 2
2410B 1 - 75
241B 1
241B 1.10
350B Contains the request number in the Modbus master
2413B
Number table to begin with when the Modbus master poll

request trigger (parameter #4) is set (Master mode
only).
6
241B Master Number of Requests
2415B R/W
2416B User
2417B UINT16
2418B 2
2419B 0  75
24150B 0
2415B 1.10
3504B Contains the total number of Modbus requests to be
2415B
made when the Modbus master poll request trigger

(parameter #4) is set (Master mode only).
7
24153B Master Continuous Polling
2415B R/W
2415B User
24156B UINT8
24157B 1
24158B 01
24159B 0
24160B 1.10
350B Controls whether the Modbus master poll request
2416B
Enable sequence specified is executed on a continuous

basis (Master mode only).
0 = Continuous polling disabled
2416B
1 = Continuous polling enabled

8
24163B Master Poll Request Delay
2416B R/W
24165B User
2416B FL
24167B 4
24168B 1  86400 (24 hrs)
24169B 1
24170B 1.10
3506B Contains the delay time in seconds between
2417B
continuous master poll requests (Continuous poll

mode only).
Note: Default and minimum changed to 1 in Version
2417B
2.40.
9
24173B Reserved
2417B R/O
24175B System
24176B UINT8
2417B 1
24178B 0
24179B 0
24180B 1.10
3507B Reserved for future use.
2418B
10
2418B Low Integer Scale
24183B R/W
2418B User
24185B INT16
24186B 2
24187B -32768  32767
2418B 0
24189B 1.10
3508B Contains the lower limit value when scaling floating-
24190B
point data.
11
2419B High Integer Scale
2419B R/W
24193B User
2419B INT16
24195B 2
24196B -32768  32767
24197B 4095
24198B 1.10
3509B Contains the upper limit value when scaling floating-
2419B
point data.
12
240B Low Float Scale 1
2401B R/W
240B User
2403B FL
240B 4
2405B Any IEEE 754
2406B 0.0
2407B 1.10
3510B Contains the lower limit in float range 1 when
2408B
floating point converting integers to floats and vice-versa.

number
13
2409B High Float Scale 1
2410B R/W
241B User
241B FL
2413B 4
241B Any IEEE 754
2415B 0.0
2416B 1.10
351B Contains the upper limit in float range 1 when
2417B

number
14
2419B R/W
240B User
241B FL
24B 4
243B Any IEEE 754
24B 0.0
245B 1.10
246B

number
15
248B R/W
249B User
2430B FL
2431B 4
243B Any IEEE 754
243B 0.0
243B 1.10
2435B

number
16
2437B R/W
2438B User
2439B FL
240B 4
241B Any IEEE 754
24B 0.0
243B 1.10
24B

number
17
246B R/W
247B User
248B FL
249B 4
2450B Any IEEE 754
2451B 0.0
245B 1.10
2453B

number


2407B
Param#
24073B Name
24076B Data Type
2407B Length
24078B Range
24079B Default
2408B Ver
2408B
User values
Update
18
245B R/W
2456B User
2457B FL
2458B 4
2459B Any IEEE 754
2460B 0.0
2461B 1.10
246B

number
19
246B R/W
2465B User
246B FL
2467B 4
2468B Any IEEE 754
2469B 0.0
2470B 1.10
2471B

number
20
2473B R/W
247B User
2475B FL
2476B 4
247B Any IEEE 754
2478B 0.0
2479B 1.10
2480B

number
21
248B R/W
2483B User
248B FL
2485B 4
2486B Any IEEE 754
2487B 0.0
248B 1.10
2489B

number
22
2491B R/W
249B User
2493B FL
249B 4
2495B Any IEEE 754
2496B 0.0
2497B 1.10
2498B

number
23
2430B R/W
24301B User
2430B FL
2430B 4
2430B Any IEEE 754
24305B 0.0
24306B 1.10
24307B

number
24
24309B R/W
24310B User
2431B FL
2431B 4
2431B Any IEEE 754
2431B 0.0
24315B 1.10
24316B

number
25
24318B R/W
24319B User
2430B FL
2431B 4
243B Any IEEE 754
243B 0.0
243B 1.10
2435B

number
26
2437B R/W
2438B User
2439B FL
2430B 4
2431B Any IEEE 754
243B 0.0
243B 1.10
243B

number
27
2436B R/W
2437B User
2438B FL
2439B 4
2430B Any IEEE 754
2431B 0.0
243B 1.10
243B

number
28
243B Master Poll Timeout
2435B R/W
2436B User
2437B U8
2438B 1
2439B 1  255
24350B 30
24351B 1.10
3526B Amount of time in seconds Modbus master will wait
2435B
for a slave response. (Master mode only).

29
2435B Master Poll Number of
2435B R/W
2435B User
24356B U8
24357B 1
24358B 0  255
24359B 2
24360B 1.10
3527B Number of retries Modbus Master will attempt on a
24361B
Retries particular request number in the Master Poll Table

before giving-up and going to the next request
number. (Master mode only).

3.4.39 Point Type 118: Modbus Register to TLP Mapping Parameters
Description:
2436B Point type 118 provides parameters for mapping ROC Plus Protocol TLPs to Modbus Protocol Registers.
2436B

2436B 24 logical points for Modbus Register to TLP Mapping may exist.
24365B
Storage Location:
24367B
Table 3-40: Point Type 118, Modbus Register to TLP Mapping

82B
Point Type 118: Modbus Register to TLP Mapping Parameters

3680B
Param#
24368B Name
24371B Data Type
2437B Length
2437B Range
2437B Default
24375B Ver
2437B
User values
Update
0
24378B Tag Id
24379B R/W
24380B User
24381B AC
2438B 10
2438B ‘Reg 24385B 1.10
3528B String that describes the instance of the mapping
24386B
byte Map #’ table.

1
24387B Start Register #1
2438B R/W
24389B User
24390B UINT16
24391B 2
2439B 0  65535
2439B 0
2439B 1.10
3529B The starting register number for the first range of
24395B
Modbus registers that map to ROC Plus Protocol

TLP(s).
2
24396B End Register #1
24397B R/W
24398B User
2439B UINT16
240B 2
2401B 0  65535
240B 0
2403B 1.10
350B The ending register number for the first range of
240B

TLP(s).
3
2405B ROC Parameter(s) (Reg Range
2406B R/W
2407B User
2408B TLP
2409B 3
2410B Any valid TLP (with
241B 0, 0, 0
241B 1.10
351B The starting ROC Plus Protocol TLP that maps to the
2413B
1) exception of Program first range of Modbus registers.

Flash Parameters,
PT90)
4
241B Indexing (Reg Range 1)
2415B R/W
2416B User
2417B UINT8
2418B 1
2419B 01
240B 0
241B 1.10
352B Indicates whether multiple registers access
24B
consecutive logical numbers or consecutive

parameters from the starting TLP. 0 = Logical
indexing, 1 = Parameter indexing.
5
243B Conversion Code
24B R/W
245B User
246B UINT8
247B 1
248B 0  29, 37
249B 0
2430B 1.10
35B Contains the code to convert the ROC800-Series
2431B
(Reg Range 1) 41 81 data into a format that is compatible to a Modbus

device. Valid conversion codes are:
0 = No Conversion
243B
1 = Float to Signed Integer, Float Scale 1

9 = Convert Anything to Signed Long with 1 implied
decimal places
decimal places


3680B
Param#
24368B Name
24371B Data Type
2437B Length
2437B Range
2437B Default
24375B Ver
2437B
User values
Update
decimal places
decimal places
decimal places
decimal places
decimal places
decimal places
17 = Convert Anything to Unsigned Long with 1
implied decimal places
25 = Convert Anything to Float, No Scaling
26 = Convert Anything to a Signed Short Integer
27 = Convert Anything to a Signed Long Integer
28 = Convert Anything to an Unsigned Short Integer
29 = Convert Anything to an Unsigned Long Integer
37 = Unsiged Byte to Packed Bit
41 = Convert Anything to Signed Short with 1
Impliled Decimal place
Implied Decimal places


3680B
Param#
24368B Name
24371B Data Type
2437B Length
2437B Range
2437B Default
24375B Ver
2437B
User values
Update
49 = Convert Anything to Unsigned Short with 1
Implied Decimal place
57 = Convert Anything to Signed Long 0, 1, 2, 3
58 = Convert Anything to Unsigned Long 0, 1, 2, 3
59 = Convert Anything to Signed Long 1, 0 3, 2
65 = IEEE Floating Point Number 0, 1, 2, 3
66 = IEEE Floating Point Number 0, 1, 2, 3,
Disregard MSB flag
Disregard MSB flag
Disregard MSB flag
Disregard MSB flag
73 = Double 01, 23, 45, 67, Disregard MSB flag
81 = ASCII, two characters per 16-bit register


3680B
Param#
24368B Name
24371B Data Type
2437B Length
2437B Range
2437B Default
24375B Ver
2437B
User values
Update
6
243B Comm Port (Reg Range 1)
243B R/W
2435B User
2436B UINT8
2437B 1
2438B 0  5, 255
2439B 255
240B 1.10
354B Communication port the first range of registers map
241B
to.
0 = LOI
24B
1 = Comm Port 1
2 = Comm Port 2
3 = Comm Port 3
4 = Comm Port 4
5 = Comm Port 5
255 = All Comm Ports
7
24B R/W
245B User
246B UINT16
247B 2
248B 0  65535
249B 0
2450B 1.10
35B The starting register number for the second range of
2451B

TLP(s).
8
2453B R/W
245B User
245B UINT16
2456B 2
2457B 0  65535
2458B 0
2459B 1.10
356B The ending register number for the second range of
2460B

TLP(s).
9
246B R/W
2463B User
246B TLP
2465B 3
2467B 0, 0, 0
2468B 1.10
2469B
2) exception of Program second range of Modbus registers.

Flash Parameters,
PT90)
10
2471B R/W
247B User
2473B UINT8
247B 1
2475B 01
2476B 0
247B 1.10
2478B

11
2479B Conversion Code (Reg Range
2480B R/W
2481B User
248B UINT8
2483B 1
248B 0  29, 37,
2485B 0
2487B 1.10
359B Contains the conversion code to convert the
248B
2) 41  81 2486B
ROC800-Series data into a format that is compatible
to a Modbus device.
Note: See parameter #5 for list of conversion codes.
2489B
12
2491B R/W
249B User
2493B UINT8
249B 1
2495B 0  5, 255
2496B 255
2497B 1.10
3540B Communication port the second range of registers
2498B
map to.
0 = LOI
249B
1 = Comm Port 1
2450B
2 = Comm Port 2
24501B
3 = Comm Port 3
2450B
4 = Comm Port 4
24503B
5 = Comm Port 5
2450B

2450B
13
24507B R/W
24508B User
24509B UINT16
24510B 2
2451B 0  65535
2451B 0
24513B 1.10
3541B The starting register number for the third range of
2451B

TLP(s).
14
24516B R/W
24517B User
24518B UINT16
24519B 2
2450B 0  65535
2451B 0
245B 1.10
3542B The ending register number for the third range of
2453B

TLP(s).


3680B
Param#
24368B Name
24371B Data Type
2437B Length
2437B Range
2437B Default
24375B Ver
2437B
User values
Update
15
245B R/W
2456B User
2457B TLP
2458B 3
24530B 0, 0, 0
24531B 1.10
2453B
3) exception of Program third range of Modbus registers.

Flash Parameters,
PT90)
16
2453B R/W
2453B User
24536B UINT8
24537B 1
24538B 01
24539B 0
2450B 1.10
2451B

17
2453B R/W
245B User
245B UINT8
2456B 1
2457B 0  29, 37,
2458B 0
2450B 1.10
2451B
3) 41  81 2459B
to a Modbus device.
245B
18
245B R/W
245B User
2456B UINT8
2457B 1
2458B 0  5, 255
2459B 255
24560B 1.10
3546B Communication port the third range of registers map
24561B
to.
0 = LOI
2456B
1 = Comm Port 1
24563B
2 = Comm Port 2
2456B
3 = Comm Port 3
2456B
4 = Comm Port 4
2456B
5 = Comm Port 5
24567B

24568B
19
24570B R/W
24571B User
2457B UINT16
24573B 2
2457B 0  65535
2457B 0
24576B 1.10
3547B The starting register number for the fourth range of
2457B

TLP(s).
20
24579B R/W
24580B User
24581B UINT16
2458B 2
24583B 0  65535
2458B 0
2458B 1.10
3548B The ending register number for the fourth range of
24586B

TLP(s).
21
2458B R/W
24589B User
24590B TLP
24591B 3
24593B 0, 0, 0
2459B 1.10
2459B
4) exception of Program fourth range of Modbus registers.

Flash Parameters,
PT90)
22
24597B R/W
24598B User
2459B UINT8
2460B 1
24601B 01
2460B 0
24603B 1.10
2460B

23
2460B R/W
24607B User
24608B UINT8
24609B 1
24610B 0  29, 37
2461B 0
24613B 1.10
2461B
4) 41  812461B
to a Modbus device.
24615B


3680B
Param#
24368B Name
24371B Data Type
2437B Length
2437B Range
2437B Default
24375B Ver
2437B
User values
Update
24
24617B R/W
24618B User
24619B UINT8
2460B 1
2461B 0  5, 255
246B 255
2463B 1.10
352B Communication port the fourth range of registers
246B
map to.
0 = LOI
2465B
1 = Comm Port 1
246B
2 = Comm Port 2
2467B
3 = Comm Port 3
2468B
4 = Comm Port 4
2469B
5 = Comm Port 5
24630B

24631B
25
2463B R/W
2463B User
24635B UINT16
2463B 2
24637B 0  65535
24638B 0
24639B 1.10
35B The starting register number for the fifth range of
2460B

TLP(s).
26
246B R/W
2463B User
246B UINT16
2465B 2
246B 0  65535
2467B 0
2468B 1.10
354B The ending register number for the fifth range of
2469B

TLP(s).
27
24651B R/W
2465B User
24653B TLP
2465B 3
2465B 0, 0, 0
24657B 1.10
24658B
5) exception of Program fifth range of Modbus registers.

Flash Parameters,
PT90)
28
2460B R/W
2461B User
246B UINT8
2463B 1
246B 01
2465B 0
246B 1.10
2467B

29
2469B R/W
24670B User
24671B UINT8
2467B 1
24673B 0  29, 37
2467B 0
2467B 1.10
2467B
5) 41  81 24675B
to a Modbus device.
24678B
30
24680B R/W
24681B User
2468B UINT8
24683B 1
2468B 0  5, 255
24685B 255
2468B 1.10
358B Communication port the fifth range of registers map
24687B
to.
0 = LOI
2468B
1 = Comm Port 1
24689B
2 = Comm Port 2
24690B
3 = Comm Port 3
24691B
4 = Comm Port 4
2469B
5 = Comm Port 5
24693B

2469B
31
2469B R/W
24697B User
24698B UINT16
2469B 2
2470B 0 – 65535
24701B 0
2470B 1.10
359B The starting register number for the sixth range of
24703B

TLP(s).


3680B
Param#
24368B Name
24371B Data Type
2437B Length
2437B Range
2437B Default
24375B Ver
2437B
User values
Update
32
24705B R/W
24706B User
2470B UINT16
24708B 2
24709B 0 – 65535
24710B 0
2471B 1.10
3560B The ending register number for the sixth range of
2471B

TLP(s).
33
2471B R/W
24715B User
24716B TLP
2471B 3
24719B 0, 0, 0
2470B 1.10
2471B
6) exception of Program sixth range of Modbus registers.

Flash Parameters,
PT90)
34
2473B R/W
247B User
2475B UINT8
2476B 1
247B 01
2478B 0
2479B 1.10
24730B

35
2473B R/W
2473B User
2473B UINT8
24735B 1
24736B 0  29, 37
2473B 0
24739B 1.10
2470B
6) 41  81 24738B
to a Modbus device.
2471B
36
2473B R/W
247B User
2475B UINT8
2476B 1
247B 0  5, 255
2478B 255
2479B 1.10
3564B Communication port the sixth range of registers map
24750B
to.
0 = LOI
24751B
1 = Comm Port 1
2475B
2 = Comm Port 2
24753B
3 = Comm Port 3
2475B
4 = Comm Port 4
2475B
5 = Comm Port 5
24756B

2475B
37
24759B R/W
24760B User
24761B UINT16
2476B 2
24763B 0  65535
2476B 0
24765B 1.10
356B The starting register number for the seventh range of
2476B

TLP(s).
38
24768B R/W
24769B User
2470B UINT16
2471B 2
247B 0  65535
2473B 0
247B 1.10
356B The ending register number for the seventh range of
2475B

TLP(s).
39
247B R/W
2478B User
2479B TLP
24780B 3
2478B 0, 0, 0
24783B 1.10
2478B
7) exception of Program seventh range of Modbus registers.

Flash Parameters,
PT90)
40
24786B R/W
2478B User
2478B UINT8
24789B 1
24790B 01
24791B 0
2479B 1.10
24793B

41
24795B R/W
24796B User
2479B UINT8
24798B 1
2479B 0  29, 37
2480B 0
2480B 1.10
24803B
7) 41  81 24801B
to a Modbus device.
2480B


3680B
Param#
24368B Name
24371B Data Type
2437B Length
2437B Range
2437B Default
24375B Ver
2437B
User values
Update
42
24806B R/W
24807B User
2480B UINT8
24809B 1
24810B 0  5, 255
2481B 255
2481B 1.10
3570B Communication port the seventh range of registers
24813B
map to.
0 = LOI
2481B
1 = Comm Port 1
24815B
2 = Comm Port 2
24816B
3 = Comm Port 3
24817B
4 = Comm Port 4
2481B
5 = Comm Port 5
24819B

2480B
43
248B R/W
2483B User
248B UINT16
2485B 2
2486B 0  65535
2487B 0
248B 1.10
3571B The starting register number for the eighth range of
2489B

TLP(s).
44
24831B R/W
2483B User
2483B UINT16
2483B 2
24835B 0  65535
24836B 0
24837B 1.10
3572B The ending register number for the eighth range of
2483B

TLP(s).
45
2480B R/W
2481B User
248B TLP
2483B 3
2485B 0, 0, 0
2486B 1.10
2487B
8) exception of Program eighth range of Modbus registers.

Flash Parameters,
PT90)
46
2489B R/W
24850B User
24851B UINT8
2485B 1
24853B 01
2485B 0
2485B 1.10
24856B

47
2485B R/W
24859B User
24860B UINT8
24861B 1
2486B 0  29, 37
24863B 0
24865B 1.10
2486B
8) 41  81 2486B
to a Modbus device.
24867B
48
24869B R/W
24870B User
24871B UINT8
2487B 1
24873B 0  5, 255
2487B 255
24875B 1.10
3576B Communication port the eighth range of registers
24876B
map to.
0 = LOI
2487B
1 = Comm Port 1
2487B
2 = Comm Port 2
24879B
3 = Comm Port 3
2480B
4 = Comm Port 4
2481B
5 = Comm Port 5
248B

2483B
49
2485B R/W
2486B User
2487B UINT16
248B 2
2489B 0  65535
24890B 0
24891B 1.10
357B The starting register number for the ninth range of
2489B

TLP(s).


3680B
Param#
24368B Name
24371B Data Type
2437B Length
2437B Range
2437B Default
24375B Ver
2437B
User values
Update
50
2489B R/W
24895B User
24896B UINT16
24897B 2
2489B 0  65535
2489B 0
2490B 1.10
3578B The ending register number for the ninth range of
24901B

TLP(s).
51
24903B R/W
2490B User
24905B TLP
24906B 3
24908B 0, 0, 0
2490B 1.10
24910B
9) exception of Program ninth range of Modbus registers.

Flash Parameters,
PT90)
52
2491B R/W
24913B User
2491B UINT8
24915B 1
24916B 01
24917B 0
24918B 1.10
2491B

53
2491B R/W
249B User
2493B UINT8
249B 1
2495B 0  29, 37
2496B 0
2498B 1.10
249B
9) 41  81 2497B
to a Modbus device.
24930B
54
2493B R/W
2493B User
2493B UINT8
24935B 1
24936B 0  5, 255
24937B 255
24938B 1.10
3582B Communication port the ninth range of registers map
2493B
to.
0 = LOI
2490B
1 = Comm Port 1
2491B
2 = Comm Port 2
249B
3 = Comm Port 3
2493B
4 = Comm Port 4
249B
5 = Comm Port 5
2495B

2496B
55
2498B R/W
249B User
24950B UINT16
24951B 2
2495B 0  65535
24953B 0
2495B 1.10
358B The starting register number for the tenth range of
2495B

TLP(s).
56
24957B R/W
24958B User
2495B UINT16
24960B 2
24961B 0  65535
2496B 0
24963B 1.10
3584B The ending register number for the tenth range of
2496B

TLP(s).
57
2496B R/W
24967B User
24968B TLP
2496B 3
24971B 0, 0, 0
2497B 1.10
24973B
10) exception of Program tenth range of Modbus registers.

Flash Parameters,
PT90)
58
24975B R/W
24976B User
2497B UINT8
24978B 1
2497B 01
24980B 0
24981B 1.10
2498B

59
2498B R/W
24985B User
24986B UINT8
24987B 1
2498B 0  29, 37
2498B 0
2491B 1.10
249B
10) 41  81 2490B
to a Modbus device.
2493B


3680B
Param#
24368B Name
24371B Data Type
2437B Length
2437B Range
2437B Default
24375B Ver
2437B
User values
Update
60
2495B R/W
2496B User
2497B UINT8
2498B 1
249B 0  5, 255
250B 255
2501B 1.10
358B Communication port the tenth range of registers map
250B
to.
0 = LOI
2503B
1 = Comm Port 1
2504B
2 = Comm Port 2
250B
3 = Comm Port 3
2506B
4 = Comm Port 4
2507B
5 = Comm Port 5
2508B

2509B
61
2501B R/W
2501B User
25013B UINT16
25014B 2
2501B 0  65535
25016B 0
25017B 1.10
3589B The starting register number for the 11th range of
25018B

TLP(s).
62
250B R/W
2501B User
250B UINT16
2503B 2
2504B 0  65535
250B 0
2506B 1.10
3590B The ending register number for the 11th range of
2507B

TLP(s).
63
2509B R/W
2503B User
25031B TLP
2503B 3
25034B 0, 0, 0
2503B 1.10
25036B
11) exception of Program 11th range of Modbus registers.

Flash Parameters,
PT90)
64
25038B R/W
25039B User
2504B UINT8
25041B 1
2504B 01
25043B 0
2504B 1.10
2504B

65
25047B R/W
25048B User
25049B UINT8
250B 1
2501B 0  29, 37
250B 0
2504B 1.10
250B
11) 41  81 2503B
to a Modbus device.
2506B
66
2508B R/W
2509B User
2506B UINT8
25061B 1
2506B 0  5, 255
25063B 255
25064B 1.10
3594B Communication port the 11th range of registers map
2506B
to.
0 = LOI
2506B
1 = Comm Port 1
2 = Comm Port 2
3 = Comm Port 3
4 = Comm Port 4
5 = Comm Port 5
67
25068B R/W
25069B User
2507B UINT16
25071B 2
2507B 0  65535
25073B 0
25074B 1.10
2507B

TLP(s).
68
2507B R/W
25078B User
25079B UINT16
2508B 2
25081B 0  65535
2508B 0
25083B 1.10
25084B

TLP(s).


3680B
Param#
24368B Name
24371B Data Type
2437B Length
2437B Range
2437B Default
24375B Ver
2437B
User values
Update
69
25086B R/W
25087B User
2508B TLP
25089B 3
25091B 0, 0, 0
2509B 1.10
25093B

Flash Parameters,
PT90)
70
2509B R/W
25096B User
25097B UINT8
25098B 1
2509B 01
2510B 0
2510B 1.10
2510B

71
25104B R/W
2510B User
25106B UINT8
25107B 1
25108B 0  29, 37
25109B 0
251B 1.10
251B
12) 41  81 2510B
to a Modbus device.
2513B
72
251B R/W
2516B User
2517B UINT8
2518B 1
2519B 0  5, 255
2510B 255
251B 1.10
251B
to.
0 = LOI
2513B
1 = Comm Port 1
2514B
2 = Comm Port 2
251B
3 = Comm Port 3
2516B
4 = Comm Port 4
2517B
5 = Comm Port 5
2518B

2519B
73
2513B R/W
2513B User
2513B UINT16
25134B 2
2513B 0  65535
25136B 0
25137B 1.10
25138B

TLP(s).
74
25140B R/W
2514B User
2514B UINT16
25143B 2
2514B 0  65535
2514B 0
25146B 1.10
25147B

TLP(s).
75
25149B R/W
2510B User
251B TLP
251B 3
2514B 0, 0, 0
251B 1.10
2516B

Flash Parameters,
PT90)
76
2518B R/W
2519B User
25160B UINT8
2516B 1
2516B 01
25163B 0
25164B 1.10
2516B

77
25167B R/W
25168B User
25169B UINT8
25170B 1
2517B 0  29, 37
2517B 0
25174B 1.10
2517B
13) 41  81 25173B
to a Modbus device.
25176B


3680B
Param#
24368B Name
24371B Data Type
2437B Length
2437B Range
2437B Default
24375B Ver
2437B
User values
Update
78
25178B R/W
25179B User
25180B UINT8
2518B 1
2518B 0  5, 255
25183B 255
25184B 1.10
2518B
to.
0 = LOI
25186B
1 = Comm Port 1
25187B
2 = Comm Port 2
2518B
3 = Comm Port 3
25189B
4 = Comm Port 4
25190B
5 = Comm Port 5
2519B

2519B
79
25194B R/W
2519B User
25196B UINT16
25197B 2
25198B 0  65535
2519B 0
250B 1.10
2501B

TLP(s).
80
2503B R/W
2504B User
250B UINT16
2506B 2
2507B 0  65535
2508B 0
2509B 1.10
2510B

TLP(s).
81
251B R/W
2513B User
2514B TLP
251B 3
2517B 0, 0, 0
2518B 1.10
2519B

Flash Parameters,
PT90)
82
251B R/W
25B User
253B UINT8
254B 1
25B 01
256B 0
257B 1.10
258B

83
2530B R/W
2531B User
253B UINT8
253B 1
2534B 0  29, 37
253B 0
2537B 1.10
2538B
14) 41  81 2536B
to a Modbus device.
2539B
84
2541B R/W
254B User
2543B UINT8
254B 1
254B 0  5, 255
2546B 255
2547B 1.10
2548B
to.
0 = LOI
2549B
1 = Comm Port 1
250B
2 = Comm Port 2
251B
3 = Comm Port 3
25B
4 = Comm Port 4
253B
5 = Comm Port 5
254B

25B
85
257B R/W
258B User
259B UINT16
2560B 2
2561B 0  65535
256B 0
2563B 1.10
2564B

TLP(s).


3680B
Param#
24368B Name
24371B Data Type
2437B Length
2437B Range
2437B Default
24375B Ver
2437B
User values
Update
86
256B R/W
2567B User
2568B UINT16
2569B 2
2570B 0  65535
2571B 0
257B 1.10
2573B

TLP(s).
87
257B R/W
2576B User
257B TLP
2578B 3
2580B 0, 0, 0
2581B 1.10
258B

Flash Parameters,
PT90)
88
2584B R/W
258B User
2586B UINT8
2587B 1
258B 01
2589B 0
2590B 1.10
2591B

89
2593B R/W
2594B User
259B UINT8
2596B 1
2597B 0  29, 37
2598B 0
2530B 1.10
25301B
15) 41  81 259B
to a Modbus device.
2530B
90
25304B R/W
2530B User
25306B UINT8
25307B 1
25308B 0  5, 255
25309B 255
25310B 1.10
2531B
to.
0 = LOI
2531B
1 = Comm Port 1
2531B
2 = Comm Port 2
25314B
3 = Comm Port 3
2531B
4 = Comm Port 4
25316B
5 = Comm Port 5
25317B

25318B

3.4.40 Point Type 119: Modbus Event, Alarm, and History Table
Description:
25319B Point type 119 provides parameters that enable Modbus to capture the event log, the alarm log, and history archives.
2530B

2531B 1 logical point for Modbus Event, Alarm, and History Table may exist.
253B
Storage Location:
2534B
Table 3-41: Point Type 119, Modbus Event, Alarm, and History Table
83B
Point Type 119: Modbus Event, Alarm, and History Table

253B
Parameter
2536B Name
2539B Data Type
2530B Length
2531B Range
253B Default
253B Ver
253B
# User Update values

0
2536B Event/Alarm Register
2537B R/W
2538B User
35419B UINT16
2539B 2
25340B 0  65535
35420B 32
35421B 1.10
3542B Contains a unique register number that indicates
3542B
the request is for Events and Alarm records.

1
25341B Current Date Register
2534B R/W
2534B User
3542B UINT16
2534B 2
2534B 0  65535
3542B 7046
35426B 1.10
35427B Contains a unique register that allows a Modbus
35428B
read/write command to access the current date in

MMDDYY format
2
25346B Current Time Register
25347B R/W
25348B User
35429B UINT16
25349B 2
2530B 0  65535
3540B 7047
3541B 1.10
3542B Contains a unique register that allows a Modbus
354B
read/write command to access the current time in

HHMMSS format
3
2531B Periodic History Register #1
253B R/W
253B User
354B UINT16
2534B 2
253B 0  65535
354B 0
3546B 1.10
3548B
the request is for periodic values for the first range

of history points.
4
2536B Daily History Register #1
2537B R/W
2538B User
3549B UINT16
2539B 2
25360B 0  65535
3540B 0
3541B 1.10
354B
the request is for daily values for the first range of

history points.
5
25361B History Segment
2536B R/W
2536B User
354B UINT8
25364B 1
2536B 010
354B 0
3546B 1.10
3547B Contains the history segment for range 1.
3548B
6
2536B Start History Point
25367B R/W
25368B User
3549B UINT16
25369B 2
25370B 0199
3540B 0
3541B 1.10
3542B Contains the starting history point number for
354B
range 1.
7
25371B End History Point
2537B R/W
2537B User
354B UINT16
25374B 2
2537B 0199
354B 0
3546B 1.10
3547B Contains the ending history point number for range
3548B
1.


253B
Parameter
2536B Name
2539B Data Type
2530B Length
2531B Range
253B Default
253B Ver
253B

8
2537B R/W
25378B User
3549B UINT8
25379B 1
25380B 0, 65  72
35460B 0
35461B 1.10
3546B
ROC800-Series data into a format that is

compatible to a Modbus device.
Conversion codes are:
3546B
0 = No Conversion
25381B

2538B

2538B
Disregard MSB flag

25384B

2538B
Disregard MSB flag

25386B

25387B
Disregard MSB flag

2538B

25389B
Disregard MSB flag

9
25391B R/W
2539B User
3546B UINT16
2539B 2
25394B 0  65535
3546B 0
35467B 1.10
35469B
the request is for periodic values for the second

range of history points.
10
25396B R/W
25397B User
35470B UINT16
25398B 2
2539B 0  65535
35471B 0
35472B 1.10
3547B
the request is for daily values for the second range

of history points.
11
25401B R/W
2540B User
3547B UINT8
25403B 1
2540B 010
35476B 0
3547B 1.10
35479B
12
25406B R/W
25407B User
35480B UINT16
25408B 2
25409B 0199
35481B 0
35482B 1.10
3548B
range 2.
13
2541B R/W
2541B User
3548B UINT16
25413B 2
2541B 0199
35486B 0
35487B 1.10
35489B
2.
14
25416B R/W
25417B User
35490B UINT8
25418B 1
25419B 0, 65  72
35491B 0
35492B 1.10
3549B

Note: See parameter #8 for conversion codes.
3549B
15
2541B R/W
254B User
35496B UINT16
2543B 2
254B 0  65535
35497B 0
35498B 1.10
350B
the request is for periodic values for the third

16
2546B R/W
2547B User
3501B UINT16
2548B 2
2549B 0  65535
3502B 0
350B 1.10
350B
the request is for daily values for the third range of

history points.
17
25431B R/W
2543B User
3506B UINT8
2543B 1
2543B 010
3507B 0
3508B 1.10
3510B
18
25436B R/W
25437B User
351B UINT16
25438B 2
25439B 0199
3512B 0
351B 1.10
351B
range 3.
19
2541B R/W
254B User
3516B UINT16
2543B 2
254B 0199
3517B 0
3518B 1.10
3520B
3.


253B
Parameter
2536B Name
2539B Data Type
2530B Length
2531B Range
253B Default
253B Ver
253B

20
2546B R/W
2547B User
3521B UINT8
2548B 1
2549B 0, 65  72
352B 0
352B 1.10
352B

3526B
21
2541B R/W
254B User
3527B UINT16
2543B 2
254B 0  65535
3528B 0
3529B 1.10
351B
the request is for periodic values for the fourth

22
2546B R/W
2547B User
352B UINT16
2548B 2
2549B 0  65535
35B 0
354B 1.10
356B
the request is for daily values for the fourth range

of history points.
23
25461B R/W
2546B User
357B UINT8
25463B 1
2546B 010
358B 0
359B 1.10
3541B
24
2546B R/W
25467B User
3542B UINT16
25468B 2
25469B 0199
354B 0
354B 1.10
3546B
range 4.
25
25471B R/W
2547B User
3547B UINT16
25473B 2
2547B 0199
3548B 0
3549B 1.10
351B
4.
26
25476B R/W
2547B User
352B UINT8
25478B 1
25479B 0, 65  72
35B 0
354B 1.10
356B

357B
27
25481B R/W
2548B User
358B UINT16
25483B 2
2548B 0  65535
359B 0
3560B 1.10
3562B
the request is for periodic values for the fifth range

of history points.
28
25486B R/W
25487B User
356B UINT16
2548B 2
25489B 0  65535
3564B 0
356B 1.10
3567B
the request is for daily values for the fifth range of

history points.
29
25491B R/W
2549B User
3568B UINT8
25493B 1
2549B 010
3569B 0
3570B 1.10
3572B
30
25496B R/W
25497B User
357B UINT16
25498B 2
2549B 0199
3574B 0
357B 1.10
357B
range 5.
31
2501B R/W
250B User
3578B UINT16
2503B 2
2504B 0199
3579B 0
3580B 1.10
3582B
5.
32
2506B R/W
2507B User
358B UINT8
2508B 1
2509B 0, 65  72
3584B 0
358B 1.10
3587B

358B
33
251B R/W
251B User
3589B UINT16
2513B 2
2514B 0  65535
3590B 0
3591B 1.10
359B
the request is for periodic values for the sixth

34
2516B R/W
2517B User
3594B UINT16
2518B 2
2519B 0  65535
359B 0
3596B 1.10
3598B
the request is for daily values for the sixth range of

history points.
35
251B R/W
25B User
359B UINT8
253B 1
254B 010
3560B 0
35601B 1.10
3560B


253B
Parameter
2536B Name
2539B Data Type
2530B Length
2531B Range
253B Default
253B Ver
253B

36
256B R/W
257B User
35604B UINT16
258B 2
259B 0199
3560B 0
3560B 1.10
35608B
range 6.
37
2531B R/W
253B User
35609B UINT16
253B 2
2534B 0199
35610B 0
3561B 1.10
3561B
6.
38
2536B R/W
2537B User
35614B UINT8
2538B 1
2539B 0, 65  72
3561B 0
3561B 1.10
35618B

35619B
39
2541B R/W
254B User
35620B UINT16
2543B 2
254B 0  65535
35621B 0
3562B 1.10
35624B
the request is for periodic values for the seventh

40
2546B R/W
2547B User
3562B UINT16
2548B 2
2549B 0  65535
3562B 0
35627B 1.10
35629B
the request is for daily values for the seventh

41
251B R/W
25B User
3560B UINT8
253B 1
254B 010
3561B 0
3562B 1.10
3564B
42
256B R/W
257B User
356B UINT16
258B 2
259B 0199
356B 0
3567B 1.10
3569B
range 7.
43
2561B R/W
256B User
35640B UINT16
2563B 2
2564B 0199
35641B 0
35642B 1.10
3564B
7.
44
256B R/W
2567B User
3564B UINT8
2568B 1
2569B 0, 65  72
3564B 0
35647B 1.10
35649B

3560B
45
2571B R/W
257B User
3561B UINT16
2573B 2
2574B 0  65535
3562B 0
356B 1.10
356B
the request is for periodic values for the eighth

46
2576B R/W
257B User
356B UINT16
2578B 2
2579B 0  65535
3567B 0
3568B 1.10
3560B
the request is for daily values for the eighth range

of history points.
47
2581B R/W
258B User
3561B UINT8
2583B 1
2584B 010
3562B 0
356B 1.10
356B
48
2586B R/W
2587B User
356B UINT16
258B 2
2589B 0199
3567B 0
3568B 1.10
35670B
range 8.
49
2591B R/W
259B User
35671B UINT16
2593B 2
2594B 0199
35672B 0
3567B 1.10
3567B
8.
50
2596B R/W
2597B User
3567B UINT8
2598B 1
259B 0, 65  72
3567B 0
35678B 1.10
35680B

35681B
51
25601B R/W
2560B User
35682B UINT16
25603B 2
25604B 0  65535
3568B 0
35684B 1.10
3568B
the request is for periodic values for the ninth



253B
Parameter
2536B Name
2539B Data Type
2530B Length
2531B Range
253B Default
253B Ver
253B

52
2560B R/W
25607B User
35687B UINT16
25608B 2
25609B 0  65535
3568B 0
35689B 1.10
35691B
the request is for daily values for the ninth range of

history points.
53
2561B R/W
2561B User
35692B UINT8
25613B 1
25614B 010
3569B 0
35694B 1.10
3569B
54
2561B R/W
25617B User
35697B UINT16
25618B 2
25619B 0199
35698B 0
3569B 1.10
35701B
range 9.
55
2561B R/W
256B User
35702B UINT16
2563B 2
2564B 0199
3570B 0
35704B 1.10
35706B
9.
56
256B R/W
2567B User
3570B UINT8
2568B 1
2569B 0  8, 35708B 0
3571B 1.10
3571B
25  29,
35709B
65  72 35710B
35714B
57
25630B Periodic History Register
25631B R/W
2563B User
3571B UINT16
2563B 2
25634B 0  65535
35716B 0
3571B 1.10
35719B
#10 the request is for periodic values for the tenth

58
2563B R/W
25637B User
35720B UINT16
25638B 2
25639B 0  65535
35721B 0
3572B 1.10
35724B
the request is for daily values for the tenth range of

history points.
59
25641B R/W
2564B User
3572B UINT8
25643B 1
2564B 010
35726B 0
3572B 1.10
35729B
60
2564B R/W
25647B User
3570B UINT16
25648B 2
25649B 0199
3571B 0
3572B 1.10
3574B
range 10.
61
2561B R/W
256B User
357B UINT16
2563B 2
2564B 0199
3576B 0
357B 1.10
3579B
10.
62
256B R/W
2567B User
35740B UINT8
2568B 1
2569B 0, 65  72
35741B 0
35742B 1.10
3574B

3574B
63
2561B R/W
256B User
35746B UINT16
2563B 2
2564B 0  65535
3574B 0
35748B 1.10
3570B
#11 the request is for periodic values for the eleventh

64
256B R/W
2567B User
3571B UINT16
2568B 2
2569B 0  65535
3572B 0
357B 1.10
357B
the request is for daily values for the eleventh

65
25671B R/W
2567B User
3576B UINT8
25673B 1
25674B 010
357B 0
3578B 1.10
35760B
66
2567B R/W
2567B User
35761B UINT16
25678B 2
25679B 0199
35762B 0
3576B 1.10
3576B
range 11.
67
25681B R/W
2568B User
3576B UINT16
25683B 2
25684B 0199
3576B 0
35768B 1.10
3570B
11.


253B
Parameter
2536B Name
2539B Data Type
2530B Length
2531B Range
253B Default
253B Ver
253B

68
2568B R/W
25687B User
3571B UINT8
2568B 1
25689B 0, 65  72
3572B 0
357B 1.10
357B

3576B
69
25691B R/W
2569B User
357B UINT16
25693B 2
25694B 0  65535
3578B 0
3579B 1.10
35781B
#12 the request is for periodic values for the twelfth

70
2569B R/W
25697B User
35782B UINT16
25698B 2
2569B 0  65535
3578B 0
35784B 1.10
35786B
the request is for daily values for the twelfth range

of history points.
71
25701B R/W
2570B User
3578B UINT8
25703B 1
25704B 010
3578B 0
35789B 1.10
35791B
72
25706B R/W
2570B User
35792B UINT16
25708B 2
25709B 0199
3579B 0
35794B 1.10
35796B
range 12.
73
2571B R/W
2571B User
3579B UINT16
25713B 2
25714B 0199
35798B 0
3579B 1.10
35801B
12.
74
25716B R/W
2571B User
35802B UINT8
25718B 1
25719B 0, 65  72
3580B 0
35804B 1.10
35806B

35807B
75
2571B R/W
257B User
3580B UINT16
2573B 2
2574B 0  65535
35809B 0
35810B 1.10
35812B
#13 the request is for periodic values for the thirteenth

76
2576B R/W
257B User
3581B UINT16
2578B 2
2579B 0  65535
35814B 0
3581B 1.10
35817B
the request is for daily values for the thirteenth

77
25731B R/W
2573B User
3581B UINT8
2573B 1
25734B 010
35819B 0
35820B 1.10
3582B
78
25736B R/W
2573B User
3582B UINT16
25738B 2
25739B 0199
35824B 0
3582B 1.10
35827B
range 13.
79
25741B R/W
2574B User
3582B UINT16
25743B 2
2574B 0199
35829B 0
3580B 1.10
3582B
13.
80
25746B R/W
2574B User
358B UINT8
25748B 1
25749B 0, 65  72
3584B 0
358B 1.10
3587B

358B
81
2571B R/W
257B User
3589B UINT16
2573B 2
2574B 0  65535
35840B 0
35841B 1.10
3584B
#14 the request is for periodic values for the fourteenth

82
2576B R/W
257B User
3584B UINT16
2578B 2
2579B 0  65535
3584B 0
35846B 1.10
3584B
the request is for daily values for the fourteenth

83
25761B R/W
2576B User
35849B UINT8
25763B 1
25764B 010
3580B 0
3581B 1.10
358B


253B
Parameter
2536B Name
2539B Data Type
2530B Length
2531B Range
253B Default
253B Ver
253B

84
2576B R/W
2576B User
3584B UINT16
25768B 2
25769B 0199
358B 0
3586B 1.10
358B
range 14.
85
2571B R/W
257B User
3589B UINT16
2573B 2
2574B 0199
35860B 0
35861B 1.10
3586B
14.
86
2576B R/W
257B User
35864B UINT8
2578B 1
2579B 0, 65  72
3586B 0
3586B 1.10
3586B

35869B
87
25781B R/W
2578B User
35870B UINT16
25783B 2
25784B 0  65535
35871B 0
35872B 1.10
35874B
#15 the request is for periodic values for the fifteenth

88
25786B R/W
2578B User
3587B UINT16
2578B 2
25789B 0  65535
35876B 0
3587B 1.10
35879B
the request is for daily values for the fifteenth

89
25791B R/W
2579B User
3580B UINT8
25793B 1
25794B 010
3581B 0
3582B 1.10
3584B
90
25796B R/W
2579B User
358B UINT16
25798B 2
2579B 0199
3586B 0
3587B 1.10
3589B
range 15.
91
25801B R/W
2580B User
35890B UINT16
25803B 2
25804B 0199
35891B 0
35892B 1.10
35894B
15.
92
25806B R/W
25807B User
3589B UINT8
2580B 1
25809B 0, 65  72
35896B 0
35897B 1.10
3589B

3590B
93
2581B R/W
2581B User
35901B UINT16
25813B 2
25814B 0  65535
35902B 0
3590B 1.10
3590B
#16 the request is for periodic values for the sixteenth

94
25816B R/W
25817B User
35906B UINT16
2581B 2
25819B 0  65535
35907B 0
35908B 1.10
35910B
the request is for daily values for the sixteenth

95
2581B R/W
258B User
3591B UINT8
2583B 1
2584B 010
35912B 0
3591B 1.10
3591B
96
2586B R/W
2587B User
35916B UINT16
258B 2
2589B 0199
35917B 0
35918B 1.10
35920B
range 16.
97
25831B R/W
2583B User
35921B UINT16
2583B 2
25834B 0199
3592B 0
3592B 1.10
3592B
16.
98
25836B R/W
25837B User
35926B UINT8
2583B 1
25839B 0, 65  72
35927B 0
35928B 1.10
3590B

3591B
99
25841B R/W
2584B User
3592B UINT16
25843B 2
2584B 0  65535
359B 0
3594B 1.10
3596B
#17 the request is for periodic values for the

seventeenth range of history points.


253B
Parameter
2536B Name
2539B Data Type
2530B Length
2531B Range
253B Default
253B Ver
253B

100
25846B R/W
25847B User
3597B UINT16
2584B 2
25849B 0  65535
3598B 0
359B 1.10
35941B
the request is for daily values for the seventeenth

101
2581B R/W
258B User
35942B UINT8
2583B 1
2584B 010
3594B 0
3594B 1.10
35946B
102
2586B R/W
2587B User
35947B UINT16
258B 2
2589B 0199
35948B 0
3594B 1.10
3591B
range 17.
103
25861B R/W
2586B User
3592B UINT16
25863B 2
25864B 0199
359B 0
3594B 1.10
3596B
17.
104
2586B R/W
25867B User
3597B UINT8
2586B 1
25869B 0, 65  72
3598B 0
359B 1.10
35961B

35962B
105
25871B R/W
2587B User
3596B UINT16
25873B 2
25874B 0  65535
35964B 0
3596B 1.10
35967B
#18 the request is for periodic values for the eighteenth

106
25876B R/W
2587B User
35968B UINT16
2587B 2
25879B 0  65535
3596B 0
35970B 1.10
35972B
the request is for daily values for the eighteenth

107
2581B R/W
258B User
3597B UINT8
2583B 1
2584B 010
35974B 0
3597B 1.10
3597B
108
2586B R/W
2587B User
35978B UINT16
258B 2
2589B 0199
3597B 0
35980B 1.10
35982B
range 18.
109
25891B R/W
2589B User
3598B UINT16
25893B 2
25894B 0199
35984B 0
3598B 1.10
35987B
18.
110
25896B R/W
25897B User
3598B UINT8
2589B 1
2589B 0, 65  72
3598B 0
3590B 1.10
3592B
ROC800-SEries data into a format that is

359B
111
25901B R/W
2590B User
3594B UINT16
25903B 2
25904B 0  65535
359B 0
3596B 1.10
3598B
#19 the request is for periodic values for the nineteenth

112
25906B R/W
25907B User
359B UINT16
25908B 2
2590B 0  65535
360B 0
3601B 1.10
360B
the request is for daily values for the nineteenth

113
2591B R/W
2591B User
3604B UINT8
25913B 1
25914B 010
3605B 0
360B 1.10
3608B
114
25916B R/W
25917B User
3609B UINT16
25918B 2
2591B 0199
3601B 0
3601B 1.10
3601B
range 19.
115
2591B R/W
259B User
36014B UINT16
2593B 2
2594B 0199
36015B 0
3601B 1.10
36018B
19.


253B
Parameter
2536B Name
2539B Data Type
2530B Length
2531B Range
253B Default
253B Ver
253B

116
2596B R/W
2597B User
36019B UINT8
2598B 1
259B 0, 65  72
3602B 0
36021B 1.10
3602B

36024B
117
25931B R/W
2593B User
36025B UINT16
2593B 2
25934B 0  65535
3602B 0
36027B 1.10
36029B
#20 the request is for periodic values for the twentieth

118
25936B R/W
25937B User
360B UINT16
25938B 2
2593B 0  65535
3601B 0
3602B 1.10
3604B
the request is for daily values for the twentieth

119
25941B R/W
2594B User
3605B UINT8
25943B 1
2594B 010
360B 0
3607B 1.10
3609B
120
25946B R/W
25947B User
3604B UINT16
25948B 2
2594B 0199
36041B 0
36042B 1.10
3604B
range 20.
121
2591B R/W
259B User
36045B UINT16
2593B 2
2594B 0199
3604B 0
36047B 1.10
36049B
20.
122
2596B R/W
2597B User
3605B UINT8
2598B 1
259B 0, 65  72
36051B 0
36052B 1.10
36054B

3605B
123
25960B History Index Mode
25961B R/W
2596B User
3605B UINT8
25963B 1
25964B 0
36057B 0
36058B 1.10
36059B 0: EFM Extensions Mode: History Indexes
360B
(mapped to TLP[124,X,5] and [124,X,6]) will be

returned as one less - accounting for roll-over -
corresponding to last entry location. History data
will be returned for the index requested.
1: Override mode 1: History Indexes (mapped to
3601B
TLP[124,X,5] and [124,X,6]) will be returned

unmodified (index is to the next record to be
written). History data will be returned for the index
requested.
2: Override mode 2: History Indexes (mapped to
3602B
TLP[124,X,5] and [124,X,6]) will be returned

unmodified (index is to the next record to be
written). History data will be returned at an index
one less than the index requested, accounting for
rollover. If a request for history data at an index
beyond the number of valid indices is received, the
ROC will respond with history data at the last valid
index (For example, if there are 35 daily entries,
valid indices are 0-34. Requests for index 35, 36,
37, etc. will all return history for index 34).
Override mode 2 was implemented in firmware
version 2.10.

3.4.41 Point Type 120: Modbus Master Modem Configuration
Description:
2596B Point type 120 provides parameters for configuring Modbus Protocol master modem communication.
2596B

25967B 5 logical points for Modbus Master Modem Configuration may exist corresponding to Comm1 through Comm 5.
25968B
Storage Location:
25970B
Table 3-42: Point Type 120, Modbus Master Modem Configuration

84B
Point Type 120: Modbus Master Modem Configuration

36807B
Param#
25971B Name
25974B Data Type
2597B Length
25976B Range
2597B Default
25978B Ver
25980B
User values
Update
0
25981B Tag Id
2598B R/W
25983B User
360B AC
25984B 10
3604B ‘Modem #’
3605B 1.10
360B String that describes the instance of the Master
3607B
byte modem table.

1
25986B 1st RTU Address
25987B R/W
2598B User
3608B UINT8
2598B 1
2590B 0  255
3609B 0
3607B 1.10
36071B Associates an RTU address to the Connect
36072B
Command.
2
2591B 1st Connect Command
259B R/W
2593B User
3607B AC
2594B 30
36074B ‘ATDT’
36075B 1.10
3607B A 40-character modem command typically used
3607B
byte to represent the telephone number of the slave

RTU.
3
2596B 2nd RTU Address
2597B R/W
2598B User
36078B UINT8
259B 1
260B 0  255
36079B 0
3608B 1.10
36082B
Command.
4
2601B 2nd Connect Command
260B R/W
2603B User
3608B AC
2604B 30
36084B ‘ATDT’
36085B 1.10
36087B

RTU.
5
260B 3rd RTU Address
2607B R/W
2608B User
3608B UINT8
2609B 1
2601B 0  255
36089B 0
3609B 1.10
36092B
Command.
6
2601B 3rd Connect Command
2601B R/W
26013B User
3609B AC
26014B 30
36094B ‘ATDT’
36095B 1.10
36097B

RTU.
7
2601B 4th RTU Address
26017B R/W
26018B User
36098B UINT8
26019B 1
260B 0  255
3609B 0
3610B 1.10
36102B
Command.
8
2601B 4th Connect Command
260B R/W
2603B User
3610B AC
2604B 30
36104B ‘ATDT’
36105B 1.10
36107B

RTU.
9
2607B R/W
2608B User
36108B UINT8
2609B 1
2603B 0  255
36109B 0
3610B 1.10
3612B
Command.
10
2603B R/W
2603B User
361B AC
26034B 30
3614B ‘ATDT’
3615B 1.10
3617B

RTU.
11
26037B R/W
26038B User
3618B UINT8
26039B 1
2604B 0  255
3619B 0
36120B 1.10
3612B
Command.

Point Type 120: Modbus Master Modem Configuration

36807B
Param#
25971B Name
25974B Data Type
2597B Length
25976B Range
2597B Default
25978B Ver
25980B
User values
Update
12
2604B R/W
26043B User
3612B AC
2604B 30
36124B ‘ATDT’
36125B 1.10
36127B

RTU.

3.4.42 Point Type 121: Modbus Master Table
Description:
2604B Point type 121 provides parameters for configuring Modbus Protocol master communication.
26047B

26048B 15 logical points for Modbus Master Table may exist (3 tables per communication port).
26049B
Storage Location:
26051B
Table 3-43: Point Type 121, Modbus Master Table

85B
Point Type 121: Modbus Master Table

3680B
Param#
2605B Name
26054B Data Type
2605B Lengt
2605B Range
26057B Default
26058B Ver
26059B Description of functionality and meaning of values
260B
User Update h
0
2601B Tag Id
260B R/W
2603B User
2604B AC
2605B 10
260B 0x20  0x7E for
2607B ‘MastTbl
2608B 1.10
2609B String that describes the instance of the Master table.
2607B
each byte #’
1
26071B RTU 1 Address
2607B R/W
26073B User
36128B UINT8
26074B 1
26075B 0 255
36129B 0
3610B 1.10
2607B Contains RTU 1 Address the Modbus Query is destined
361B
for
2
2607B Function Code Number
26078B R/W
26079B User
3612B UINT8
2608B 1
26081B 0  6, 15, 16
361B 0
3614B 1.10
2608B Specifies the Modbus function code to be sent to the
3615B
slave device on RTU 1.

The Modbus function codes are:
26083B
0 = Disables the query.

26084B
1 = Send register contents to master (Read Coil Status)

26085B
2 = Send register contents to master (Read Input

2608B
Status)
3 = Send register contents to master (Read Holding
26087B
Registers)
4 = Send register contents to master (Read Input
2608B
Registers)
5 = Set a single register value on slave (Force Single
26089B
Coil)
6 = Set a single register value on slave (Preset Single
2609B
Register)
8 = Return data sent to slave back to master
26091B
(Loopback)
15 = Set multiple register values on a slave (Force
2609B
Multiple Coils)
16 = Set multiple register values on a slave (Preset
26093B
Multiple Registers)
17 =
3
26095B Slave Register Number
2609B R/W
26097B User
361B UINT16
26098B 2
2609B 0  65535
3617B 0
3618B 1.10
2610B The starting Modbus register number on the slave
3619B
device for the query on RTU 1.

4
2610B Master Register Number
2610B R/W
26103B User
36140B UINT16
26104B 2
26105B 0  65535
3614B 0
36142B 1.10
2610B The starting Modbus register number on the Master
3614B
device (ROC800-Series) where the data will either be

stored for a read, or provided for a write.
5
26107B Number of registers
26108B R/W
26109B User
3614B UINT8
2610B 1
261B 1  120
36145B 1
3614B 1.10
261B The number of registers the master either reads or
36147B
writes.


3680B
Param#
2605B Name
26054B Data Type
2605B Lengt
2605B Range
26057B Default
26058B Ver
260B
User Update h
6
2613B Communication Status
2614B R/O
2615B System
36148B UINT8
261B 1
2617B 0  8, 36149B 0
3615B 1.10
2618B Displays the status of the master query.
36152B
128  131, 144, 145

36150B The communication status codes are:
2619B
0 = Inactive or start of transmission

2610B
1 = Received timeout error

261B
2 = Received address check

261B
3 = Received Function Code check

2613B
4 = Number of expected bytes check

2614B
8 = Valid slave response

2615B
128 = Write ROC data error

261B
129 = Access ROC data error

2617B
130 = Master Table error

2618B
Note: Status values 0 and 3 through 8 are active on the

2619B
master transmission. These values appear for a very

short time and step to the next value if the process is
without error. If an error occurs in the step, then the
value is present until the next transmission is
requested. A transmission without error has a status
value of 8, Valid Slave Response.
7
2613B R/W
2613B User
3615B UINT8
2613B 1
26134B 0  255
36154B 0
3615B 1.10
3615B
for
8
26137B R/W
26138B User
36157B UINT8
26139B 1
26140B 0  6, 15, 16
36158B 0
36159B 1.10
2614B Specifies the Modbus Function Code to be sent to the
3610B

Note: See parameter#2 for the Modbus function codes.
361B
9
26143B R/W
2614B User
3612B UINT16
26145B 2
2614B 0  65535
361B 0
3614B 1.10
3615B

10
26149B R/W
26150B User
361B UINT16
2615B 2
2615B 0  65535
3617B 0
3618B 1.10
3619B

11
2615B R/W
2615B User
36170B UINT8
26157B 1
26158B 1  120
3617B 1
36172B 1.10
26159B The number of registers for the master to either read or
3617B
write.
12
261B R/O
261B System
36174B UINT8
2613B 1
2614B 0  8, 36175B 0
3617B 1.10
36178B
128  131, 144, 145

3617B Note: See parameter#6 for the communication status
36179B
codes.
13
261B RTU 3 Address
2617B R/W
2618B User
36180B UINT8
2619B 1
26170B 0  255
3618B 0
36182B 1.10
3618B
for.
14
26173B R/W
26174B User
36184B UINT8
26175B 1
2617B 0  6, 15, 16
36185B 0
3618B 1.10
36187B

3618B
15
26179B R/W
26180B User
36189B UINT16
2618B 2
2618B 0  65535
36190B 0
3619B 1.10
36192B

16
26185B R/W
2618B User
3619B UINT16
26187B 2
2618B 0  65535
36194B 0
36195B 1.10
3619B



3680B
Param#
2605B Name
26054B Data Type
2605B Lengt
2605B Range
26057B Default
26058B Ver
260B
User Update h
17
2619B R/W
2619B User
36197B UINT8
26193B 1
26194B 1  120
36198B 1
3619B 1.10
3620B
write.
18
26197B R/O
26198B System
36201B UINT8
2619B 1
260B 0  8, 3620B 0
36204B 1.10
36205B
128  131, 144, 145

3620B
codes.
19
260B RTU 4 Address
2603B R/W
2604B User
36207B UINT8
2605B 1
260B 0  255
36208B 0
36209B 1.10
36210B
for
20
2609B R/W
2610B User
3621B UINT8
261B 1
261B 0  6, 15, 16
3621B 0
3621B 1.10
36214B

36215B
21
2615B R/W
261B User
3621B UINT16
2617B 2
2618B 0  65535
36217B 0
36218B 1.10
36219B

22
261B R/W
26B User
3620B UINT16
263B 2
264B 0  65535
3621B 0
362B 1.10
362B
device (ROC800-Series9) where the data will either be

23
267B R/W
268B User
3624B UINT8
269B 1
2630B 1  120
3625B 1
362B 1.10
3627B
write.
24
263B R/O
2634B System
3628B UINT8
2635B 1
263B 0  8, 3629B 0
3621B 1.10
362B
128  131, 144, 145

362B
codes.
25
2638B RTU 5 Address
2639B R/W
2640B User
3624B UINT8
2641B 1
264B 0  255
3625B 0
362B 1.10
3627B
for
26
2645B R/W
264B User
3628B UINT8
2647B 1
2648B 0  6, 15, 16
3629B 0
36240B 1.10
36241B

3624B
27
2651B R/W
265B User
3624B UINT16
2653B 2
2654B 0  65535
3624B 0
36245B 1.10
3624B

28
2657B R/W
2658B User
36247B UINT16
2659B 2
260B 0  65535
36248B 0
36249B 1.10
36250B

29
263B R/W
264B User
36251B UINT8
265B 1
26B 1  120
3625B 1
3625B 1.10
36254B
write.
30
269B R/O
2670B System
3625B UINT8
2671B 1
267B 0  8, 3625B 0
36258B 1.10
36259B
128  131, 144, 145

3620B
codes.
31
2674B RTU 6 Address
2675B R/W
267B User
3621B UINT8
267B 1
2678B 0  255
362B 0
362B 1.10
3624B
for
32
2681B R/W
268B User
3625B UINT8
2683B 1
2684B 0  6, 15, 16
362B 0
3627B 1.10
3628B

3629B


3680B
Param#
2605B Name
26054B Data Type
2605B Lengt
2605B Range
26057B Default
26058B Ver
260B
User Update h
33
2687B R/W
268B User
36270B UINT16
2689B 2
2690B 0  65535
36271B 0
3627B 1.10
3627B

34
2693B R/W
2694B User
36274B UINT16
2695B 2
269B 0  65535
36275B 0
3627B 1.10
3627B

35
269B R/W
2630B User
36278B UINT8
26301B 1
2630B 1  120
36279B 1
36280B 1.10
36281B
write.
36
26305B R/O
2630B System
3628B UINT8
26307B 1
26308B 0  8, 3628B 0
36285B 1.10
3628B
128  131, 144, 145

36287B
codes.
37
2631B R/W
2631B User
3628B UINT8
2631B 1
26314B 0  255
36289B 0
36290B 1.10
36291B
for
38
26317B R/W
26318B User
3629B UINT8
26319B 1
2630B 0  6, 15, 16
3629B 0
36294B 1.10
36295B

3629B
39
263B R/W
2634B User
36297B UINT16
2635B 2
263B 0  65535
36298B 0
3629B 1.10
360B

40
2639B R/W
2630B User
3601B UINT16
2631B 2
263B 0  65535
3602B 0
360B 1.10
3604B

41
2635B R/W
263B User
3605B UINT8
2637B 1
2638B 1  120
360B 1
3607B 1.10
3608B
write.
42
26341B R/O
2634B System
3609B UINT8
2634B 1
2634B 0  8, 3610B 0
3612B 1.10
361B
128  131, 144, 145

3614B
codes.
43
2634B RTU 8 Address
26347B R/W
26348B User
3615B UINT8
26349B 1
26350B 0  255
361B 0
3617B 1.10
3618B
for
44
2635B R/W
26354B User
3619B UINT8
2635B 1
2635B 0  6, 15, 16
3620B 0
3621B 1.10
362B

362B
45
26359B R/W
2630B User
3624B UINT16
2631B 2
263B 0  65535
3625B 0
362B 1.10
3627B

46
2635B R/W
263B User
3628B UINT16
2637B 2
2638B 0  65535
3629B 0
360B 1.10
361B

47
26371B R/W
2637B User
362B UINT8
2637B 1
26374B 1  120
36B 1
364B 1.10
365B
write.
48
2637B R/O
26378B System
36B UINT8
26379B 1
26380B 0  8, 367B 0
369B 1.10
3640B
128  131, 144, 145

3641B
codes.


3680B
Param#
2605B Name
26054B Data Type
2605B Lengt
2605B Range
26057B Default
26058B Ver
260B
User Update h
49
2638B RTU 9 Address
2638B R/W
26384B User
3642B UINT8
26385B 1
2638B 0  255
364B 0
364B 1.10
3645B
for
50
26389B R/W
26390B User
364B UINT8
26391B 1
2639B 0  6, 15, 16
3647B 0
3648B 1.10
3649B

3650B
51
26395B R/W
2639B User
3651B UINT16
26397B 2
26398B 0  65535
3652B 0
365B 1.10
3654B

52
26401B R/W
2640B User
365B UINT16
26403B 2
2640B 0  65535
365B 0
3657B 1.10
3658B

53
26407B R/W
26408B User
3659B UINT8
26409B 1
26410B 1  120
360B 1
361B 1.10
362B
write.
54
26413B R/O
2641B System
36B UINT8
26415B 1
2641B 0  8, 364B 0
36B 1.10
367B
128  131, 144, 145

368B
codes.
55
26419B R/W
2640B User
369B UINT8
2641B 1
264B 0  255
3670B 0
3671B 1.10
2643B Contains RTU 10 Address the Modbus Query is
3672B
destined for
56
2645B R/W
264B User
367B UINT8
2647B 1
2648B 0  6, 15, 16
3674B 0
3675B 1.10
367B

367B
57
26431B R/W
2643B User
3678B UINT16
2643B 2
2643B 0  65535
3679B 0
3680B 1.10
3681B

58
26437B R/W
26438B User
3682B UINT16
26439B 2
2640B 0  65535
368B 0
3684B 1.10
3685B

59
2643B R/W
264B User
368B UINT8
2645B 1
264B 1  120
3687B 1
368B 1.10
3689B
write.
60
2649B R/O
26450B System
3690B UINT8
26451B 1
2645B 0  8, 3691B 0
369B 1.10
3694B
128  131, 144, 145

3695B
codes.
61
2645B R/W
2645B User
369B UINT8
26457B 1
26458B 0  255
3697B 0
3698B 1.10
369B
destined for
62
2641B R/W
264B User
3640B UINT8
2643B 1
264B 0  6, 15, 16
36401B 0
36402B 1.10
3640B

3640B
63
2647B R/W
2648B User
36405B UINT16
2649B 2
26470B 0  65535
3640B 0
36407B 1.10
36408B

64
26473B R/W
2647B User
36409B UINT16
26475B 2
2647B 0  65535
36410B 0
3641B 1.10
36412B



3680B
Param#
2605B Name
26054B Data Type
2605B Lengt
2605B Range
26057B Default
26058B Ver
260B
User Update h
65
26479B R/W
26480B User
3641B UINT8
26481B 1
2648B 1  120
3641B 1
36415B 1.10
3641B
write.
66
26485B R/O
2648B System
36417B UINT8
26487B 1
2648B 0  8, 36418B 0
36420B 1.10
36421B
128  131, 144, 145

3642B
codes.
67
26491B R/W
2649B User
3642B UINT8
26493B 1
2649B 0  255
3642B 0
36425B 1.10
3642B
destined for
68
26497B R/W
26498B User
36427B UINT8
2649B 1
2650B 0  6, 15, 16
36428B 0
36429B 1.10
3640B

3641B
69
26503B R/W
26504B User
3642B UINT16
2650B 2
2650B 0  65535
364B 0
364B 1.10
3645B

70
26509B R/W
26510B User
364B UINT16
2651B 2
2651B 0  65535
3647B 0
3648B 1.10
3649B

71
2651B R/W
2651B User
3640B UINT8
26517B 1
26518B 1  120
3641B 1
3642B 1.10
364B
write.
72
2651B R/O
265B System
364B UINT8
2653B 1
2654B 0  8, 3645B 0
3647B 1.10
3648B
128  131, 144, 145

3649B
codes.
73
265B RTU 13 Address
2657B R/W
2658B User
36450B UINT8
2659B 1
26530B 0  255
36451B 0
36452B 1.10
3645B
destined for
74
2653B R/W
26534B User
3645B UINT8
2653B 1
2653B 0  6, 15, 16
3645B 0
3645B 1.10
36457B

36458B
75
26539B R/W
26540B User
36459B UINT16
26541B 2
2654B 0  65535
3640B 0
3641B 1.10
3642B

76
2654B R/W
2654B User
364B UINT16
26547B 2
26548B 0  65535
364B 0
3645B 1.10
364B

77
2651B R/W
265B User
3647B UINT8
2653B 1
2654B 1  120
3648B 1
3649B 1.10
36470B
write.
78
2657B R/O
2658B System
36471B UINT8
2659B 1
2650B 0  8, 36472B 0
3647B 1.10
36475B
128  131, 144, 145

3647B
codes.
79
265B RTU 14 Address
2653B R/W
2654B User
3647B UINT8
265B 1
265B 0  255
36478B 0
36479B 1.10
36480B
destined for
80
2659B R/W
26570B User
36481B UINT8
26571B 1
2657B 0  6, 15, 16
36482B 0
3648B 1.10
3648B

36485B


3680B
Param#
2605B Name
26054B Data Type
2605B Lengt
2605B Range
26057B Default
26058B Ver
260B
User Update h
81
2657B R/W
2657B User
3648B UINT16
2657B 2
26578B 0  65535
36487B 0
3648B 1.10
36489B

82
26581B R/W
2658B User
36490B UINT16
26583B 2
26584B 0  65535
36491B 0
36492B 1.10
3649B

83
26587B R/W
2658B User
3649B UINT8
26589B 1
26590B 1  120
36495B 1
3649B 1.10
36497B
write.
84
26593B R/O
26594B System
36498B UINT8
2659B 1
2659B 0  8, 3649B 0
36501B 1.10
36502B
128  131, 144, 145

3650B
codes.
85
2659B R/W
260B User
36504B UINT8
2601B 1
260B 0  255
3650B 0
3650B 1.10
36507B
destined for
86
2605B R/W
260B User
36508B UINT8
2607B 1
2608B 0  6, 15, 16
36509B 0
36510B 1.10
3651B

36512B
87
261B R/W
261B User
3651B UINT16
2613B 2
2614B 0  65535
36514B 0
3651B 1.10
3651B

88
2617B R/W
2618B User
36517B UINT16
2619B 2
260B 0  65535
36518B 0
36519B 1.10
36520B

89
263B R/W
264B User
36521B UINT8
265B 1
26B 1  120
3652B 1
3652B 1.10
36524B
write.
90
269B R/O
2630B System
3652B UINT8
2631B 1
263B 0  8, 3652B 0
36528B 1.10
36529B
128  131, 144, 145

3650B
codes.
91
2635B R/W
263B User
3651B UINT8
2637B 1
2638B 0  255
3652B 0
365B 1.10
3654B
destined for
92
2641B R/W
264B User
365B UINT8
2643B 1
264B 0  6, 15, 16
365B 0
3657B 1.10
3658B

3659B
93
2647B R/W
2648B User
36540B UINT16
2649B 2
2650B 0  65535
36541B 0
36542B 1.10
3654B

94
2653B R/W
2654B User
3654B UINT16
265B 2
265B 0  65535
3654B 0
3654B 1.10
36547B

95
2659B R/W
260B User
36548B UINT8
261B 1
26B 1  120
36549B 1
3650B 1.10
3651B
write.
96
265B R/O
26B System
3652B UINT8
267B 1
268B 0  8, 365B 0
365B 1.10
365B
128  131, 144, 145

3657B
codes.


3680B
Param#
2605B Name
26054B Data Type
2605B Lengt
2605B Range
26057B Default
26058B Ver
260B
User Update h
97
2671B R/W
267B User
3658B UINT8
2673B 1
2674B 0  255
3659B 0
3650B 1.10
3651B
destined for
98
267B R/W
2678B User
3652B UINT8
2679B 1
2680B 0  6, 15, 16
365B 0
3654B 1.10
365B

365B
99
2683B R/W
2684B User
3657B UINT16
2685B 2
268B 0  65535
3658B 0
3659B 1.10
36570B

100
2689B R/W
2690B User
36571B UINT16
2691B 2
269B 0  65535
36572B 0
3657B 1.10
36574B

101
2695B R/W
269B User
3657B UINT8
2697B 1
2698B 1  120
3657B 1
3657B 1.10
36578B
write.
102
26701B R/O
2670B System
36579B UINT8
26703B 1
26704B 0  8, 36580B 0
36582B 1.10
3658B
128  131, 144, 145

36584B
codes.
103
2670B R/W
26708B User
3658B UINT8
26709B 1
26710B 0 – 255
3658B 0
36587B 1.10
3658B
destined for
104
26713B R/W
26714B User
36589B UINT8
26715B 1
2671B 0  6, 15, 16
36590B 0
36591B 1.10
36592B

3659B
105
26719B R/W
2670B User
36594B UINT16
2671B 2
267B 0  65535
3659B 0
3659B 1.10
36597B

106
2675B R/W
267B User
36598B UINT16
267B 2
2678B 0  65535
3659B 0
360B 1.10
3601B

107
26731B R/W
2673B User
3602B UINT8
2673B 1
26734B 1  120
360B 1
3604B 1.10
3605B
write.
108
2673B R/O
26738B System
360B UINT8
26739B 1
26740B 0  8, 3607B 0
3609B 1.10
3610B
128  131, 144, 145

361B
codes.
109
26743B R/W
2674B User
3612B UINT8
26745B 1
2674B 0  255
361B 0
3614B 1.10
3615B
destined for
110
26749B R/W
26750B User
361B UINT8
26751B 1
2675B 0  6, 15, 16
3617B 0
3618B 1.10
3619B

3620B
111
2675B R/W
2675B User
3621B UINT16
2675B 2
26758B 0  65535
362B 0
362B 1.10
3624B

112
2671B R/W
267B User
3625B UINT16
2673B 2
2674B 0  65535
362B 0
3627B 1.10
3628B



3680B
Param#
2605B Name
26054B Data Type
2605B Lengt
2605B Range
26057B Default
26058B Ver
260B
User Update h
113
267B R/W
2678B User
3629B UINT8
2679B 1
2670B 1  120
360B 1
361B 1.10
362B
write.
114
2673B R/O
2674B System
36B UINT8
2675B 1
267B 0  8, 364B 0
36B 1.10
367B
128  131, 144, 145

368B
codes.
115
2679B R/W
26780B User
369B UINT8
26781B 1
2678B 0  255
3640B 0
3641B 1.10
3642B
destined for
116
26785B R/W
2678B User
364B UINT8
2678B 1
2678B 0 15, 16
364B 0
3645B 1.10
364B

3647B
117
26791B R/W
2679B User
3648B UINT16
26793B 2
26794B 0 535
3649B 0
3650B 1.10
3651B

118
2679B R/W
26798B User
3652B UINT16
2679B 2
2680B 0 535
365B 0
3654B 1.10
365B

119
26803B R/W
26804B User
365B UINT8
26805B 1
2680B 1  120
3657B 1
3658B 1.10
3659B
write.
120
26809B R/O
26810B System
360B UINT8
2681B 1
2681B 0  8, 361B 0
36B 1.10
364B
128  131, 144, 145

365B
codes.
121
26815B R/W
2681B User
36B UINT8
26817B 1
2681B 0  255
367B 0
368B 1.10
369B
destined for
122
2681B R/W
268B User
3670B UINT8
2683B 1
2684B 0  6, 15, 16
3671B 0
3672B 1.10
367B

3674B
123
2687B R/W
268B User
3675B UINT16
2689B 2
26830B 0  65535
367B 0
367B 1.10
3678B

124
2683B R/W
26834B User
3679B UINT16
26835B 2
2683B 0  65535
3680B 0
3681B 1.10
3682B

125
26839B R/W
26840B User
368B UINT8
26841B 1
2684B 1  120
3684B 1
3685B 1.10
368B
write.
126
26845B R/O
2684B System
3687B UINT8
26847B 1
2684B 0  8, 368B 0
3690B 1.10
3691B
128  131, 144, 145

3692B
codes.
127
26851B R/W
2685B User
369B UINT8
26853B 1
26854B 0  255
3694B 0
3695B 1.10
369B
destined for
128
26857B R/W
2685B User
3697B UINT8
26859B 1
2680B 0  6, 15, 16
3698B 0
369B 1.10
3670B

36701B


3680B
Param#
2605B Name
26054B Data Type
2605B Lengt
2605B Range
26057B Default
26058B Ver
260B
User Update h
129
2683B R/W
2684B User
36702B UINT16
2685B 2
268B 0  65535
3670B 0
36704B 1.10
36705B

130
2689B R/W
26870B User
3670B UINT16
26871B 2
2687B 0  65535
3670B 0
36708B 1.10
36709B

131
26875B R/W
2687B User
36710B UINT8
2687B 1
2687B 1  120
3671B 1
36712B 1.10
3671B
write.
132
2681B R/O
268B System
36714B UINT8
2683B 1
2684B 0  8, 36715B 0
3671B 1.10
36718B
128  131, 144, 145

36719B
codes.
133
268B RTU 23 Address
2687B R/W
268B User
36720B UINT8
2689B 1
26890B 0  255
36721B 0
3672B 1.10
3672B
destined for
134
26893B R/W
26894B User
36724B UINT8
26895B 1
2689B 0  6, 15, 16
36725B 0
3672B 1.10
3672B

36728B
135
2689B R/W
2690B User
36729B UINT16
26901B 2
2690B 0  65535
3670B 0
3671B 1.10
3672B

136
26905B R/W
2690B User
367B UINT16
26907B 2
26908B 0  65535
3674B 0
3675B 1.10
367B

137
2691B R/W
2691B User
367B UINT8
26913B 1
26914B 1  120
3678B 1
3679B 1.10
36740B
write.
138
26917B R/O
26918B System
36741B UINT8
2691B 1
2690B 0  8, 36742B 0
3674B 1.10
36745B
128  131, 144, 145

3674B
codes.
139
269B RTU 24 Address
2693B R/W
2694B User
3674B UINT8
2695B 1
269B 0  255
36748B 0
36749B 1.10
36750B
destined for
140
269B R/W
26930B User
36751B UINT8
26931B 1
2693B 0  6, 15, 16
36752B 0
3675B 1.10
36754B

3675B
141
26935B R/W
2693B User
3675B UINT16
26937B 2
26938B 0  65535
3675B 0
36758B 1.10
36759B

142
26941B R/W
2694B User
3670B UINT16
26943B 2
2694B 0  65535
3671B 0
3672B 1.10
367B

143
26947B R/W
26948B User
3674B UINT8
2694B 1
26950B 1  120
3675B 1
367B 1.10
367B
write.
144
26953B R/O
26954B System
3678B UINT8
2695B 1
2695B 0  8, 3679B 0
3671B 1.10
3672B
128  131, 144, 145

367B
codes.


3680B
Param#
2605B Name
26054B Data Type
2605B Lengt
2605B Range
26057B Default
26058B Ver
260B
User Update h
145
2695B R/W
2690B User
3674B UINT8
2691B 1
269B 0  255
3675B 0
367B 1.10
367B
destined for
146
2695B R/W
269B User
3678B UINT8
2697B 1
2698B 0  6, 15, 16
3679B 0
36780B 1.10
36781B

36782B
147
26971B R/W
2697B User
3678B UINT16
26973B 2
26974B 0  65535
36784B 0
36785B 1.10
3678B

148
2697B R/W
26978B User
3678B UINT16
2697B 2
26980B 0  65535
3678B 0
36789B 1.10
36790B

149
26983B R/W
26984B User
36791B UINT8
26985B 1
2698B 1  120
36792B 1
3679B 1.10
36794B
write.
150
2698B R/O
2690B System
36795B UINT8
2691B 1
269B 0  8, 3679B 0
36798B 1.10
3679B
128  131, 144, 145

3680B
codes.

3.4.43 Point Type 122: DS800 Configuration
Description:
2694B Point type 122 provides parameters used to configure DS800. This table is speculative and will be modified if/when
2695B
more information is available

269B 1 logical point for DS800 Configuration may exist.
2697B
Storage Location:
269B
Table 3-44: Point Type 122, DS800 Configuration

86B
Point Type 122: DS800 Configuration

270B
Param#
2701B Name
2704B Data Type
2705B Length
2706B Range
270B Default
2708B Ver
2701B
User values
Update
0
2701B Power Switch
2701B R/W
27013B User
27014B UINT8
27015B 1
27016B 0,1
2701B 1
27018B 1.10
27019B Turns DS800 on and off. Valid values are:
270B
0 = Off
2701B
1 = On
1
270B RSI Enable
2703B R/W
2704B User
2705B UINT8
2706B 1
270B 0,1
2708B 1
2709B 1.10
2703B Enables/Disables the DS800 serial task.
27031B
Changes to this parameter take affect when

DS800 is stopped and started again. Valid values
are:
0 = Disable
2703B
1 = Enable
2703B
2
27034B ETCP Enable
27035B R/W
27036B User
2703B UINT8
27038B 1
27039B 0,1
2704B 1
27041B 1.10
2704B Enables/Disables the DS800 TCP/IP task.
27043B
Changes to this parameter take affect when

DS800 is stopped and started again.Valid values
are:
0 = Disable
2704B
1 = Enable
3
27045B IXD Enable
27046B R/W
2704B User
27048B UINT8
27049B 1
2705B 0,1
27051B 1
2705B 1.10
27053B Enables/Disables the DS800 IXD task. Changes
27054B
to this parameter take affect when DS800 is

stopped and started again.Valid values are”
0 = Disable
2705B
1 = Enable
4
27056B RSI Running
2705B R/O
27058B System
27059B UINT8
2706B 1
27061B 0,1
2706B 1
27063B 1.10
27064B Indicates whether the DS800 serial task is
27065B
currently running. Valid values are:

0 = Not running.
2706B
1 = Running.
5
2706B ETCP Running
27068B R/O
27069B System
270B UINT8
2701B 1
270B 0,1
2703B 1
2704B 1.10
2705B Indicates whether the DS800 TCP/IP task is
2706B

0 = Not running
270B
1 = Running.

Point Type 122: DS800 Configuration

270B
Param#
2701B Name
2704B Data Type
2705B Length
2706B Range
270B Default
2708B Ver
2701B
User values
Update
6
2708B IXD Running
2709B R/O
2708B System
27081B UINT8
2708B 1
27083B 0,1
27084B 1
27085B 1.10
27086B Indicates whether or not the DS800 IXD task is
2708B

0 = Not running.
2708B
1 = Running.
7
27089B Clean Stored Resources
2709B R/W
27091B User
2709B UINT8
27093B 1
27094B 0,1
27095B 0
27096B 1.10
2709B Setting this parameter to '1' removes all stored
27098B
resources from file system. This does NOT stop

resources that may be running, but running
resources will not be reloaded when the Power
Switch is toggled.

3.4.44 Point Type 123: Security – Group Configuration
Description:
2709B Point type 123 provides parameters to define security groups, which work in conjunction with point type 92 parameters
2710B
to define which users are a member of which group.

2710B 1 logical point for this point type may exist.
2710B
Storage Location:
27104B
Table 3-45: Point Type 123, Security – Group Configuration

87B
Point Type 123: Security – Group Configuration

36810B
Param#
27105B Name
27108B Data Type
27109B Length
2710B Range
271B Default
271B Ver
2714B
User values
Update
0
2715B Group #1
2716B R/W
271B User
2718B AC
2719B 20
271B “”
271B 1.10
2713B Group identifier
2714B
byte
1
2715B Group #2
2716B R/W
271B User
2718B AC
2719B 20
2713B “”
2713B 1.10
27134B
byte
2
27135B Group #3
27136B R/W
2713B User
27138B AC
27139B 20
2714B “”
2714B 1.10
2714B
byte
3
27145B Group #4
27146B R/W
2714B User
27148B AC
27149B 20
2715B “”
2715B 1.10
27154B
byte
4
2715B Group #5
27156B R/W
2715B User
27158B AC
27159B 20
2716B “”
2716B 1.10
27164B
byte
5
27165B Group #6
2716B R/W
2716B User
27168B AC
27169B 20
271B “”
271B 1.10
2714B
byte
6
2715B Group #7
2716B R/W
271B User
2718B AC
2719B 20
2718B “”
2718B 1.10
27184B
byte
7
27185B Group #8
27186B R/W
2718B User
2718B AC
27189B 20
2719B “”
2719B 1.10
27194B
byte
8
27195B Group #9
27196B R/W
2719B User
27198B AC
2719B 20
2701B “”
270B 1.10
2704B
byte
9
2705B Group #10
2706B R/W
270B User
2708B AC
2709B 20
271B “”
271B 1.10
2714B
byte
10
2715B Group #11
2716B R/W
271B User
2718B AC
2719B 20
271B “”
27B 1.10
274B
byte
11
275B Group #12
276B R/W
27B User
278B AC
279B 20
2731B “”
273B 1.10
2734B
byte
12
2735B Group #13
2736B R/W
273B User
2738B AC
2739B 20
2741B “”
274B 1.10
274B
byte

Point Type 123: Security – Group Configuration

36810B
Param#
27105B Name
27108B Data Type
27109B Length
2710B Range
271B Default
271B Ver
2714B
User values
Update
13
2745B Group #14
2746B R/W
274B User
2748B AC
2749B 20
2751B “”
275B 1.10
2754B
byte
14
275B Group #15
2756B R/W
275B User
2758B AC
2759B 20
2761B “”
276B 1.10
2764B
byte
15
2765B Group #16
276B R/W
276B User
2768B AC
2769B 20
271B “”
27B 1.10
274B
byte
16
275B Group #17
276B R/W
27B User
278B AC
279B 20
2781B “”
278B 1.10
2784B
byte
17
2785B Group #18
2786B R/W
278B User
278B AC
2789B 20
2791B “”
279B 1.10
2794B
byte
18
2795B Group #19
2796B R/W
279B User
2798B AC
279B 20
27301B “”
2730B 1.10
27304B
byte
19
27305B Group #20
27306B R/W
2730B User
27308B AC
27309B 20
2731B “”
2731B 1.10
27314B
byte

3.4.45 Point Type 124: History Segment Configuration
Description:
27315B Point Type 124 provides parameters that configure the number of history points that exist in a history segment, as well
27316B
as specify the sizes of the history points in that segment. This point type also controls the sampling rate for periodic
entries, and it allows you to turn off archiving for history points in a given segment.
2731B 11 logical units of this point type may exist
27318B
Storage Location:
27319B Point type 124 is saved to configuration memory.
2730B
Table 3-46: Point Type 124, History Segment Configuration

8B
Point Type 124: History Segment Configuration

3681B
Param#
2731B Name
2734B Data Type
2735B Length
2736B Range
273B Default
2738B Ver
2730B
User values
Update
0
2731B Segment Description
273B R/W
273B User
2734B AC
2735B 10
273B Logic 0:
2738B 1.10
2734B Identifies what the segment of history is used for.
2734B
byte “General
2739B
For logical points 1 – 10, “XX” is the ordered
00” number of the history type.
Logic 1 –27340B
10:
“Segment
27341B
XX”
1
2734B Segment Size
27345B Logic 0: 27346B User
27350B UINT16
27351B 2
2735B 0 – 200
2735B Logic 0: 27354B 1.10
27358B Specifies how many history points are in the
27359B
R/O 2734B 200 2735B

history segment.
Logic 1 -
27348B Logic 1 –
27356B
This parameter is R/O for Logic 0.
27360B
10: 10: This parameter can not be modified from an

27361B
R/W 27349B 0 2735B

FST.
This value cannot be set less than Number of
2736B
Configured Points.
2
2736B Maximum Segment Size
27364B R/O
27365B System
2736B UINT16
2736B 2
27368B 200
27369B 200
2730B 1.10
2731B Specifies the maximum number of history points
273B
that may be configured for the history segment.

3
273B Periodic Entries
2734B R/W
2735B User
2736B UINT16
273B 2
2738B 0 - 65535
2739B 840
27380B 1.10
27381B Number of periodic entries per history point in
2738B
the history segment. Actual upper range is

limited by available free space.
4
2738B Daily Entries
27384B R/W
27385B User
27386B UINT16
2738B 2
2738B 0 - 65535
27389B 35
27390B 1.10
27391B Number of daily entries per history point in the
2739B
history segment.
5
2739B Periodic Index
27394B R/O
27395B System
27396B UINT16
2739B 2
27398B 0 – (#Periodic Entries –
2739B 0
2740B 1.10
27401B Location in each history point for the segment
2740B
1) where the next periodic entry will be saved.

6
27403B Daily Index
2740B R/O
27405B System
27406B UINT16
2740B 2
27408B 0 – (#Daily Entries – 1)
27409B 0
27410B 1.10
2741B Location in each history point for the segment
2741B
where the next daily entry will be saved.

Point Type 124: History Segment Configuration

3681B
Param#
2731B Name
2734B Data Type
2735B Length
2736B Range
273B Default
2738B Ver
2730B
User values
Update
7
27413B Periodic Sample Rate
2741B R/W
27415B User
27416B UINT8
2741B 1
27418B 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 12,
27419B 60
2740B 1.10
2741B The number of minute intervals that pass before
274B
15, 20, 30, 60 an entry is made in the periodic history.

8
2743B Contract Hour
274B R/W
2745B User
2746B UINT8
274B 1
2748B 0 – 23
2749B 0
27430B 1.10
27431B Hour that indicates the beginning of a new day.
2743B
9
2743B ON/OFF Switch
2743B R/W
27435B User
27436B UINT8
2743B 1
27438B 0–1
27439B 1
2740B 1.10
2741B Switch that controls history logging for the
274B
history segment. Logging is suspended while the

switch is off.
0 = OFF
2743B
1 = ON
10
274B Free Space
2745B R/O
2746B System
274B UINT32
2748B 4
2749B 0 - 187000
27450B 187000
27451B 1.10
2745B Specifies the number of history entries that are
27453B
unaccounted for and may be added to history

points in various segments. This value applies to
all history segments.
11
2745B Force End of Day
2745B R/W
27456B User
2745B UINT8
27458B 1
27459B 0–1
27460B 0
27461B 1.10
2746B Allows the user to force an end of day for the
27463B
history segment. 0 = No Force, 1 = Force End of

Day
12
2746B Number of Configured Points
27465B R/O
2746B System
2746B UINT16
27468B 2
27469B 0-200
2740B 0
2741B 1.10
274B Number of history points that are configured in
2743B
the segment.
13
274B User Weighting TLP
2745B R/W
2746B User
274B TLP
2748B 3
2749B Any numerical
27480B 0,0,0
27481B 2.40
2748B Indicates the parameter the system should use
27483B
parameter (excluding as the weight when averaging Type 6 (User

TLPs and ACs) Weighted Average)

3.4.46 Point Type 125: History Segment 0 Point Configuration
Description:
2748B Point Type 125 is the history configuration point type for History Segment 0.
27485B

27486B Number of logical points varies depending on the segment size parameter for History Segment 0.
2748B
Storage Location:
2748B Point type 125 will be saved to internal configuration memory.
27489B
Table 3-47: Point Type 125, History Segment 0 Point Configuration

89B
Point Type 125, History Segment 0 Point

27490B
Param#
27491B Name
2749B Data Type
27495B Length
27496B Range
2749B Default
27498B Ver
2750B
User Update values

0
27501B Point Tag ID
2750B R/O
27503B System
27504B AC
2750B 10
2750B “”
27508B 1.10
27509B Same value as the Point Tag of the Point Type
27510B
byte the History Log Point resides in.

1
2751B Parameter Description
2751B R/W
27513B User
27514B AC
2751B 10
2751B “”
27518B 1.10
27519B User supplied text string used to identify the
2750B
byte parameter being logged in the history point.

2
2751B History Log Point
275B R/W
2753B User
2754B TLP
275B 3
2756B Any parameter may be
275B {0,0,0}
2758B 1.10
2759B TLP points to a value to be archived by history.
27530B
logged except
parameters of Data
Type TLP or AC
3
27531B Archive Type
2753B R/W
2753B User
27534B UINT8
2753B 1
27536B See note in description
2753B 0
27538B 1.10
27539B
Defines how the system archives a data point to
27540B
history. Valid values are:

0 = None (History point not defined)
27541B
1 = User C/C++ Data

2754B
2 = User C/C++ Time

27543B
65 = FST Data History

2754B
67 = FST Time
2754B
128 = Average
27546B
129 = Accumulate
2754B
130 = Current Value

27548B
134 = Totalize
27549B
4
2750B Averaging/Rate Type
2751B R/W
275B User
2753B UINT8
2754B 1
2756B 0
275B 1.10
2758B
Defines the rate of accumulation of the
2759B
averaging technique and, in conjunction with the

Archive Type parameter (3) further defines how
the system archives history data.
Accumulation Rate (Archive Type = 129):

27560B
10 = Per Second
27561B
11 = Per Minute
2756B
12 = Per Hour
27563B
13 = Per Day
27564B
Averaging Type (Archive Type = 128):

2756B

2756B
5 = Linear Averaging
2756B
6 = User Weighted Averaging (Ver. 2.40)

5
27568B Current Value
27569B R/O
2750B System
2751B FL
275B 4
2754B 0
275B 1.10
2756B Current value of parameter being logged.
275B


27490B
Param#
27491B Name
2749B Data Type
27495B Length
27496B Range
2749B Default
27498B Ver
2750B
User Update values

6
2758B Last Daily Value
2759B R/O
27580B System
27581B FL
2758B 4
27584B 0
2758B 1.10
27586B Value logged to the daily archive at the last
2758B
contract hour.
7
2758B Today Minimum Time
27589B R/O
27590B System
27591B TIME
2759B 4
27593B 04294967296
27594B 0
2759B 1.10
27596B Time the minimum value was reached today.
2759B
8
27598B Today Minimum Value
2759B R/O
2760B System
27601B FL
2760B 4
27604B 0
27605B 1.10
2760B Minimum value of logged parameter observed
2760B
today.
9
27608B Today Maximum Time
27609B R/O
27610B System
2761B TIME
2761B 4
27613B 04294967296
27614B 0
27615B 1.10
2761B Time the maximum value was reached today.
2761B
10
27618B Today Maximum Value
27619B R/O
2760B System
2761B FL
276B 4
2764B 0
2765B 1.10
276B Maximum value of logged parameter observed
276B
today.
11
2768B Yesterday Minimum Time
2769B R/O
27630B System
27631B TIME
2763B 4
2763B 04294967296
27634B 0
27635B 1.10
2763B Time the minimum value was reached
2763B
yesterday.
12
27638B Yesterday Minimum Value
27639B R/O
27640B System
27641B FL
2764B 4
2764B 0
27645B 1.10
2764B
yesterday.
13
27648B Yesterday Maximum Time
27649B R/O
27650B System
27651B TIME
2765B 4
27653B 04294967296
27654B 0
2765B 1.10
2765B Time the maximum value was reached
2765B
yesterday.
14
27658B Yesterday Maximum Value
27659B R/O
2760B System
2761B FL
276B 4
2764B 0
2765B 1.10
276B
yesterday.

Description:
2768B Point Type 126 provides parameters to configure point types for History Segment 1.
2769B

2761B
Storage Location:
2763B

90B
Point Type 126: History Segment 1 Point

2764B
Param#
2765B Name
2768B Data Type
2769B Length
27680B Range
27681B Default
2768B Ver
27684B
User values
Update
0
27685B Point Tag ID
2768B R/O
2768B System
2768B AC
27689B 10
27691B “”
2769B 1.10
27694B

1
2769B R/W
2769B User
27698B AC
2769B 10
2701B “”
270B 1.10
2704B

2
2706B R/W
270B User
2708B TLP
2709B 3
271B {0,0,0}
271B 1.10
2714B
logged except
parameters of Data
Type TLP or AC
3
2715B Archive Type
2716B R/W
271B User
2718B UINT8
2719B 1
271B 0
27B 1.10
273B
274B

275B
1 = User C/C++ Data

276B
2 = User C/C++ Time

27B

278B
67 = FST Time
279B
128 = Average
2730B
129 = Accumulate
2731B
130 = Current Value

273B
134 = Totalize
273B
4
2735B R/W
2736B User
273B UINT8
2738B 1
2740B 0
2741B 1.10
274B
2743B


274B
10 = Per Second
2745B
11 = Per Minute
2746B
12 = Per Hour
274B
13 = Per Day
2748B

2749B

2750B
2751B


2764B
Param#
2765B Name
2768B Data Type
2769B Length
27680B Range
27681B Default
2768B Ver
27684B
User values
Update
5
275B Current Value
2753B R/O
2754B System
275B FL
2756B 4
2758B 0
2759B 1.10
2761B
6
2763B R/O
2764B System
2765B FL
276B 4
2768B 0
2769B 1.10
271B
contract hour.
7
273B R/O
274B System
275B TIME
276B 4
27B 04294967296
278B 0
279B 1.10
2781B
8
2783B R/O
2784B System
2785B FL
2786B 4
278B 0
2789B 1.10
2791B
today.
9
2793B R/O
2794B System
2795B TIME
2796B 4
279B 04294967296
2798B 0
279B 1.10
27801B
10
27803B R/O
27804B System
27805B FL
27806B 4
2780B 0
27809B 1.10
2781B
today.
11
27813B R/O
27814B System
27815B TIME
27816B 4
2781B 04294967296
2781B 0
27819B 1.10
2781B
yesterday.
12
2783B R/O
2784B System
2785B FL
2786B 4
278B 0
2789B 1.10
27831B
yesterday.
13
2783B R/O
27834B System
27835B TIME
27836B 4
2783B 04294967296
2783B 0
27839B 1.10
27841B
yesterday.
14
27843B R/O
2784B System
27845B FL
27846B 4
2784B 0
27849B 1.10
27851B
yesterday.

Description:
2785B Point Type 127 provides parameters to configure point types for History Segment 2
27853B

2785B
Storage Location:
2785B

91B

2785B
Param#
27859B Name
2786B Data Type
27863B Length
27864B Range
27865B Default
2786B Ver
2786B
User values
Update
0
27869B Point Tag ID
2780B R/O
2781B System
278B AC
2783B 10
2785B “”
2786B 1.10
278B

1
2780B R/W
2781B User
278B AC
2783B 10
2785B “”
2786B 1.10
278B

2
27890B R/W
27891B User
2789B TLP
27893B 3
27895B {0,0,0}
27896B 1.10
2789B
logged except
parameters of Data
Type TLP or AC
3
2789B Archive Type
2790B R/W
27901B User
2790B UINT8
27903B 1
27905B 0
27906B 1.10
2790B
27908B

2790B
1 = User C/C++ Data

27910B
2 = User C/C++ Time

2791B

2791B
67 = FST Time
27913B
128 = Average
27914B
129 = Accumulate
27915B
130 = Current Value

27916B
134 = Totalize
2791B
4
2791B R/W
2790B User
2791B UINT8
279B 1
2794B 0
2795B 1.10
2796B
279B


2798B
10 = Per Second
279B
11 = Per Minute
27930B
12 = Per Hour
27931B
13 = Per Day
2793B

2793B

27934B
27935B


2785B
Param#
27859B Name
2786B Data Type
27863B Length
27864B Range
27865B Default
2786B Ver
2786B
User values
Update
5
27936B Current Value
2793B R/O
27938B System
2793B FL
27940B 4
2794B 0
27943B 1.10
27945B
6
2794B R/O
27948B System
2794B FL
27950B 4
2795B 0
27953B 1.10
2795B
contract hour.
7
2795B R/O
27958B System
2795B TIME
27960B 4
27961B 04294967296
2796B 0
27963B 1.10
27965B
8
2796B R/O
27968B System
2796B FL
2790B 4
279B 0
2793B 1.10
2795B
today.
9
279B R/O
2798B System
279B TIME
27980B 4
27981B 04294967296
2798B 0
27983B 1.10
27985B
10
2798B R/O
2798B System
2798B FL
2790B 4
279B 0
2793B 1.10
2795B
today.
11
279B R/O
2798B System
279B TIME
280B 4
2801B 04294967296
280B 0
2803B 1.10
2805B
yesterday.
12
2807B R/O
280B System
2809B FL
2801B 4
2801B 0
28013B 1.10
28015B
yesterday.
13
28017B R/O
2801B System
28019B TIME
280B 4
2801B 04294967296
280B 0
2803B 1.10
2805B
yesterday.
14
2807B R/O
280B System
2809B FL
2803B 4
2803B 0
2803B 1.10
28035B
yesterday.

Description:
28037B

28039B
Storage Location:
28041B

92B

2804B
Param#
28043B Name
28046B Data Type
28047B Length
2804B Range
28049B Default
2805B Ver
2805B
User values
Update
0
28053B Point Tag ID
28054B R/O
2805B System
28056B AC
28057B 10
28059B “”
2806B 1.10
2806B

1
28064B R/W
28065B User
2806B AC
28067B 10
28069B “”
2807B 1.10
2807B

2
28074B R/W
28075B User
28076B TLP
2807B 3
28079B {0,0,0}
280B 1.10
280B
logged except
parameters of Data
Type TLP or AC
3
2803B Archive Type
2804B R/W
2805B User
2806B UINT8
2807B 1
2809B 0
2809B 1.10
28091B
2809B

28093B
1 = User C/C++ Data

28094B
2 = User C/C++ Time

28095B

28096B
67 = FST Time
28097B
128 = Average
2809B
129 = Accumulate
2809B
130 = Current Value

2810B
134 = Totalize
2810B
4
28103B R/W
28104B User
28105B UINT8
28106B 1
2810B 0
28109B 1.10
2810B
281B


281B
10 = Per Second
2813B
11 = Per Minute
2814B
12 = Per Hour
2815B
13 = Per Day
2816B

2817B

281B
2819B
6 = User Weighted Averagng (Ver. 2.40)


2804B
Param#
28043B Name
28046B Data Type
28047B Length
2804B Range
28049B Default
2805B Ver
2805B
User values
Update
5
2810B Current Value
281B R/O
281B System
2813B FL
2814B 4
2816B 0
2817B 1.10
2819B
6
2813B R/O
2813B System
2813B FL
28134B 4
28136B 0
28137B 1.10
28139B
contract hour.
7
2814B R/O
2814B System
28143B TIME
2814B 4
28145B 04294967296
28146B 0
28147B 1.10
28149B
8
2815B R/O
2815B System
28153B FL
28154B 4
28156B 0
28157B 1.10
28159B
today.
9
2816B R/O
2816B System
28163B TIME
28164B 4
28165B 04294967296
2816B 0
28167B 1.10
28169B
10
2817B R/O
2817B System
28173B FL
28174B 4
28176B 0
2817B 1.10
28179B
today.
11
281B R/O
281B System
2813B TIME
2814B 4
2815B 04294967296
2816B 0
2817B 1.10
2819B
yesterday.
12
2819B R/O
2819B System
28193B FL
28194B 4
28196B 0
28197B 1.10
2819B
yesterday.
13
2801B R/O
280B System
2803B TIME
2804B 4
2805B 04294967296
2806B 0
2807B 1.10
2809B
yesterday.
14
281B R/O
281B System
2813B FL
2814B 4
2816B 0
2817B 1.10
2819B
yesterday.

Description:
281B

283B
Storage Location:
285B

93B

286B
Param#
287B Name
2830B Data Type
2831B Length
283B Range
283B Default
2834B Ver
2836B
User values
Update
0
2837B Point Tag ID
283B R/O
2839B System
2840B AC
2841B 10
2843B “”
284B 1.10
2846B

1
284B R/W
2849B User
2850B AC
2851B 10
2853B “”
2854B 1.10
2856B

2
285B R/W
2859B User
2860B TLP
2861B 3
2863B {0,0,0}
2864B 1.10
286B
logged except
parameters of Data
Type TLP or AC
3
2867B Archive Type
286B R/W
2869B User
2870B UINT8
2871B 1
2873B 0
2874B 1.10
2875B
2876B

287B
1 = User C/C++ Data

287B
2 = User C/C++ Time

2879B

280B
67 = FST Time
281B
128 = Average
28B
129 = Accumulate
283B
130 = Current Value

284B
134 = Totalize
285B
4
287B R/W
28B User
289B UINT8
2890B 1
289B 0
2893B 1.10
2894B
2895B


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Revised June-2018 Contents iii

A well-trained workforce is critical to the success of your operation. Knowing how to

iv Contents Revised June-2018

Chapter 1 – Introduction 1-1

Chapter 2 – Opcodes 2-1

Chapter 3 – Parameter Lists for Point Types 3-1

Revised June-2018 Contents v

3.4.8 Point Type 68: Recipes ............................................................................................... 3-128

vi Contents Revised June-2018

Chapter 4 – CRC-16 Code 4-1

Chapter 5 – IEEE Floating Point Format 5-1

Chapter 6 – Spontaneous-Report-By-Exception 6-1

Chapter 7 – Device-to-Device Communications 7-1

Revised June-2018 Contents vii

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viii Contents Revised June-2018

1.1 Manual Organization

Revised June-2018 Introduction 1-1

1.2 General Protocol Message Format

General Message Format - Station ‘B’ Responding to Station ‘A’:

Figure 1-1. General Message Format

A message generally contains the following fields, in order from left to

1-2 Introduction Revised June-2018

DL8000 Response to Host:

Figure 1-2. Request/Response Example

Revised June-2018 Introduction 1-3

1.4 Calculating Data Offsets

1-4 Introduction Revised June-2018

2.1 Opcode Overview

Revised June-2018 Opcodes 2-1

Table 2-1. Summary of Opcodes

2-2 Opcodes Revised June-2018

2.2 Opcode 6, System Configuration

Table 2–2. Opcode 6, System Configuration

Revised June-2018 Opcodes 2-3

Communi- Host Request to DL8000 DL8000 Response to Host

2-4 Opcodes Revised June-2018

Communi- Host Request to DL8000 DL8000 Response to Host

Revised June-2018 Opcodes 2-5

Communi- Host Request to DL8000 DL8000 Response to Host

2-6 Opcodes Revised June-2018

Communi- Host Request to DL8000 DL8000 Response to Host

Revised June-2018 Opcodes 2-7

Communi- Host Request to DL8000 DL8000 Response to Host

2-8 Opcodes Revised June-2018

Communi- Host Request to DL8000 DL8000 Response to Host

Revised June-2018 Opcodes 2-9

Communi- Host Request to DL8000 DL8000 Response to Host

2-10 Opcodes Revised June-2018

Communi- Host Request to DL8000 DL8000 Response to Host

Revised June-2018 Opcodes 2-11

Communi- Host Request to DL8000 DL8000 Response to Host

2-12 Opcodes Revised June-2018

Communi- Host Request to DL8000 DL8000 Response to Host

Revised June-2018 Opcodes 2-13

2.3 Opcode 7, Read Real-time Clock

2.4 Opcode 8, Set Real-time Clock

Table 2–4. Opcode 8, Set Real-time Clock

2-14 Opcodes Revised June-2018

2.5 Opcode 10, Read Configurable Opcode Point Data

Table 2–5. Opcode 10, Read Configurable Opcode Point Data