Protocol manual

Series 854 level gauges

 Protocol manual
Series 854 level gauges

May 2009
Part no.: 4416.505
Revision 1

Enraf B.V.
P.O. Box 812
2600 AV Delft
Netherlands

Tel. : +31 15 2701 100

Fax : +31 15 2701 111
E-mail : enraf-nl@honeywell.com
Website : http://www.honeywell.com/ps

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 Table of contents

Table of contents
Preface ........................................................................................................................................................3

1 Introduction ..................................................................................................................................................4

2 Transmission protocol and BCC calculation ................................................................................................5

2.1 Transmission protocol ........................................................................................................................5
2.2 Example of BCC calculation...............................................................................................................6

3 Type of records............................................................................................................................................7
3.1 Request record ..................................................................................................................................7
3.2 Data request messages .....................................................................................................................7
3.3 Operational messages .......................................................................................................................8
3.4 Identification message .......................................................................................................................8
3.5 Item messages to and from 854 level gauge .....................................................................................8

4 Answer records and data description...........................................................................................................9

4.1 Answer records (TOI=B) ....................................................................................................................9
4.1.1 A-record (alarm status record) .............................................................................................9
4.1.2 B-record (alarm status and level record)..............................................................................9
4.1.3 C-record (alarm status and temperature record)..................................................................9
4.1.4 D-record (alarm status, level and temperature record) ......................................................10
4.1.5 E-record (stored alarm status and level record).................................................................10
4.1.6 F-record (stored alarm status, level and temperature record)............................................10
4.1.7 L-record (alarm status and level record) ............................................................................10
4.1.8 M-record (water alarm status, water level status and water level record)..........................11
4.1.9 X-record (identification record)...........................................................................................11
4.2 Data in answer records (TOI=B) ......................................................................................................12
4.2.1 as - alarm status (1 byte) ...................................................................................................12
4.2.2 dn - device number (3 bytes) .............................................................................................12
4.2.3 dt - device type (1 byte) .....................................................................................................12
4.2.4 llllll - level value (6 bytes) ...................................................................................................12
4.2.5 lllllll - level value (7 bytes) ..................................................................................................13
4.2.6 ls - level status (1 byte) ......................................................................................................13
4.2.7 lsgn - level sign (1 byte) .....................................................................................................13
4.2.8 p - space (1 byte)...............................................................................................................13
4.2.9 s - temperature sign (1 byte)..............................................................................................14
4.2.10 sv - software version (2/3 bytes) ........................................................................................14
4.2.11 ts - temperature status (1 byte).........................................................................................14
4.2.12 ttttt - temperature value (5 bytes).......................................................................................14
4.2.13 was - water alarm status (1 byte).......................................................................................15
4.2.14 ws - water level status (1 byte) ..........................................................................................15
4.2.15 wsgn - water level sign (1 byte) .........................................................................................15

5 The Z-record ..............................................................................................................................................16

6 Related documents....................................................................................................................................18

Appendix A Frozen items ......................................................................................................................19

Appendix B ASCII table.........................................................................................................................20

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 Preface

Preface
This manual has been written for the technicians involved in the communication with the Enraf series 854
level gauges via the 858 Communications Interface Unit (CIU) or via the optional RS-232C / RS-485
communication channel on the XPU-2 board.

For commissioning and installation, of the 854 level gauges please refer to the related Instruction manuals
and Installation guides. This manual describes the communication by means of records via the 858 CIU or
via the optional RS-232C / RS-485 communication channel.
For an overview, refer to the list of related documents in chapter 6.

Communication via the 858 CIU

The instruction manual series 858 CIU gives detailed information about the communication structure. For
communication with the 854 level gauges, refer to chapter 3 and further of this manual.

Communication via the optional RS-232C / RS-485 channel of the XPU-2 board

When RS-232C or RS-485 communication is required, the 854 gauge must be equipped with an XPU-2
board. With this type of communication it is possible to delete the CIU address byte in the records. It
depends on the setting of item BC (address byte CIU emulation) in the 854 gauge, if the CIU address is
deleted or not (refer to the Instruction manual XPU-2 option RS-232C / RS-485).
When item BC is set to “ - ”, then there is no CIU address emulation and byte “ N ” in all described records in
this manual must be ignored.

In chapter 2 an overview is given on the communication protocol, inclusive an example for BCC (Block
Check Character) calculation.

Legal aspects

The information in this manual is copyright property of Enraf B.V., The Netherlands. Enraf B.V. accepts no
responsibility for any errors that may appear in this manual.

Additional information

Please do not hesitate to contact Enraf or its representative if you require additional information.

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 Introduction

1 Introduction
The following type of records can be transmitted to the 854 level gauge:

• Data request messages

• Operational messages
• Identification message
• Item message

Data request messages will ask for alarm status, level status, level value and other optional measured
values, such as temperature, density , etc.
An operational message will perform an action, such as test gauge or store (freeze) the measured data.
With the identification message is asked for the device number (854 or 894) and the XPU software version.
The observed density and vapour pressure are requested by means of item messages.

Standard, the 854 level gauge measures level and water interface (dip mode). Temperature, observed
density (servo density or HIMS density) vapour pressure and continuously water level can be measured with
optional sensors and with the appropriate optional board.
The table below lists the possible options with the optional board.

Optional measurement Sensor Optional board

Product temperature Spot RTD TPU_ia / TPU_ib / HSU

Average MRT or MTT MPU / HPU / OPU

Vapour temperature Average MRT or MTT MPU / HPU / OPU

Observed HIMS density Pressure transmitter(s) HPU / HSU

and/or Vapour pressure (HART protocol)

Pressure transmitter(s) OPU

(Honeywell DE protocol)

Water bottom (continuously) Water interface probe HPU / HSU

(HART protocol)

To get the appropriate information, we advise to use the following records:

• B or L - record for level request

• C - record for temperature request
• M - record for water level request from water interface probe
• Z - record (with item AG) for average gas temperature request
• Z - record (with item SC) for average observed servo density request
• Z - record (with item QQ) for observed HIMS density
• Z - record (with item P3) for vapour pressure measurement

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 Transmission protocol and BCC calculation

2 Transmission protocol and BCC calculation

2.1 Transmission protocol

A communication protocol is used, based on a request-reply schedule. The protocol consists of request
message records and answer records.

A record consists of a data field packed in an envelope. The envelope allows the receiver to detect the
incoming record and to verify its proper reception.

The envelope consists of:

• An STX (start of transmission) character in front of the data field

• An ETX (end of transmission) character behind the data field
• A BCC (block check character) behind the ETX. The BCC is calculated by taking the binary
sum without carrying over the seven individual data bits (exclusive or) of all transmitted
bytes,
according to ANSI standard X3.28 - 1976. STX is excluded; ETX is included.

The data field consists of:

Addresses for CIU (depends on setting of item BC) and level gauge
• TOI (type of instrument) character
• TOR (type of record) character
• Data bytes (always in case of an answer record; optional in other cases, depends on type of
records)

The general form of a record is as follows:

STX Address(es) TOI TOR (Data) ETX BCC

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 Transmission protocol and BCC calculation

2.2 Example of BCC calculation

The BCC is calculated by taking the binary sum without carrying over the seven individual data bits
(exclusive or) of all transmitted bytes. STX is excluded; ETX is included. The BCC is also called the “horizon-
tal parity check”.

Below follows an example for the BCC calculation with the level request record (B-record) for gauge address
21 connected at (emulated) CIU address 0.

STX 0 2 1 B B ETX BCC

Spelled out in bits:

Char. Parity b6 b5 b4 b3 b2 b1 b0 Remarks

STX 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 start of transmission (excluded

from the BCC calculation)
0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 emulated CIU address = 0
2 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 gauge address (tenths) = 2
1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 gauge address (units) = 1
B 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 TOI = B (compatible with 811)
B 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 TOR = B (level record)
ETX 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 end of transmission

(BCC calculated over 7 bits)

BCC 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 block check character

Note:
With the RS-232C and RS-485 communication seven data bits are used and the parity is odd.

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 Type of records

3 Type of records
3.1 Request record

The request record is constructed as follows:

STX N nn TOI TOR ETX BCC

Pos. 1 : STX start of transmission

Pos. 2 : N CIU address
Pos. 3,4 : nn gauge address (item TA from 854 level gauge)
Pos. 5 : TOI type of instrument
Pos. 6 : TOR type of record (see following sections)
Pos. 7 : ETX end of transmission
Pos. 8 : BCC block check character
(For a detailed description about the calculation of the BCC, refer to chapter 2
or the 858 CIU manual)

The TOI (type of instrument) must correspond with item GT (gauge type) from the 854 level gauge. In this
manual only gauge type B (compatible to 811 servo gauge) is discussed as other possible settings for item
GT are not relevant for communication with the 854 level gauge.

3.2 Data request messages

Upon the receipt of a data request message, the 854 level gauge will respond with the requested data.
There are eight types of data request messages (TOR: type of record), which can be requested:

TOR Description

A Send level alarm status

B Send level alarm status and level

C Send level alarm status and temperature

Note: If no temperature option board is installed, the 854 will not answer to a C-record

D Send level alarm status, level and temperature

Note: If no temperature option board is installed, the 854 will answer with the B-record

E Send stored level alarm status and level

F Send stored level alarm status, level and temperature

Note: If no temperature option board is installed, the 854 will answer with the E-record

L Send level alarm status and signed level (0.1 mm resolution)

Valid from XPU software version A4.0 and with XPU-2

M Send water alarm status and water level (0.1 mm resolution)

Note: This is the water level from a water interface probe and can only be measured
when an XPU-2 is installed

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 Type of records

Note:
The temperature data in records C, D and F, is always product temperature. Vapour temperature can
only be requested by means of an item message.

3.3 Operational messages

After receipt of an operational command message the 854 will always respond with an A answer record
(send alarm status).

TOR Description

N Block the displacer (Freeze)

O Raise the displacer continuously (Locktest)

Q Quit water bottom measurement

S Store alarm status, level and temperature

T Raise the displacer for 5 seconds and lower again (Test)

U Reset block, locktest or test

W Search for water level (descent displacer), or (with an XPU-2)

switch over to water level from water interface probe in B, D, and L record

3.4 Identification message

After receipt of a data request message the 854 will respond with the identification data.

TOR Description

X Send identification record

3.5 Item messages to and from 854 level gauge

With this type of record (TOR) it is possible to send item messages to the 854 level gauge, or request or set
the item status in the 854 level gauge.

TOR Description

Z-- Send or request items to or from the 854 level gauge

The “ - - ” represents the two characters of the item which is transmitted in this record.
The Z-record is described in detail in chapter 5.

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4 Answer records and data description

4.1 Answer records (TOI=B)

4.1.1 A-record (alarm status record)

STX N nn B A as EXT BCC

Pos. 1 : STX start of transmission

Pos. 2 : N CIU address
Pos. 3,4 : nn gauge address
Pos. 5 : B type of instrument is B
Pos. 6 : A type of record is A
Pos. 7 : as alarm status
Pos. 8 : ETX end of transmission
Pos. 9 : BCC block check character

4.1.2 B-record (alarm status and level record)

STX N nn B B as ls llllll ETX BCC

Pos. 1 : STX start of transmission

Pos. 2 : N CIU address
Pos. 3,4 : nn gauge address
Pos. 5 : B type of instrument is B
Pos. 6 : B type of record is B
Pos. 7 : as alarm status
Pos. 8 : ls level status
Pos. 9 ÷ 14 : llllll level value (6 bytes)
Pos. 15 : ETX end of transmission
Pos. 16 : BCC block check character

4.1.3 C-record (alarm status and temperature record)

STX N nn B C as ts s ttttt ETX BCC

Pos. 1 : STX start of transmission

Pos. 2 : N CIU address
Pos. 3,4 : nn gauge address
Pos. 5 : B type of instrument is B
Pos. 6 : C type of record is C
Pos. 7 : as alarm status
Pos. 8 : ts temperature status
Pos. 9 : s temperature sign
Pos. 10 ÷ 14 : ttttt temperature value (5 bytes)
Pos. 15 : ETX end of transmission
Pos. 16 : BCC block check character

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4.1.4 D-record (alarm status, level and temperature record)

STX N nn B D as ls llllll ts s ttttt ETX BCC

Pos. 1 : STX start of transmission

Pos. 2 : N CIU address
Pos. 3,4 : nn gauge address
Pos. 5 : B type of instrument is B
Pos. 6 : D type of record is D
Pos. 7 : as alarm status
Pos. 8 : ls level status
Pos. 9 ÷ 14 : llllll level value (6 bytes)
Pos. 15 : ts temperature status
Pos. 16 : s temperature sign
Pos. 17 ÷ 21 : ttttt temperature value (5 bytes)
Pos. 22 : ETX end of transmission
Pos. 23 : BCC block check character

Note:
It is generally not advised to use this record.
In case remote indicators (model 877 FDI or 878 CPI) are connected to the 854 level gauge, separate
level and temperature records (B- and C-records or L- and C-records) on a regular time base are
required for the level and temperature reading on the indicator. Refer to the instruction manual of the
indicator.

4.1.5 E-record (stored alarm status and level record)

Same as the B-record, except for the data, as this is the data from the time the store command (operational
message S) was given.

4.1.6 F-record (stored alarm status, level and temperature record)

Same as the D-record, except for the data, as this is the data from the time the store command (operational
message S) was given.

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4.1.7 L-record (alarm status and level record)

Only available in XPU software version A4.0 or higher or with XPU-2 board.

STX N nn B L as ls lsgn lllllll ETX BCC

Pos. 1 : STX start of transmission

Pos. 2 : N CIU address
Pos. 3,4 : nn gauge address
Pos. 5 : B type of instrument is B
Pos. 6 : L type of record is L
Pos. 7 : as alarm status
Pos. 8 : ls level status
Pos. 9 : lsgn level sign
Pos. 10 ÷ 16 : lllllll level value (7 bytes)
Pos. 17 : ETX end of transmission
Pos. 18 : BCC block check character

4.1.8 M-record (water alarm status, water level status and water level record)

STX N nn B M was ws wsgn lllllll ETX BCC

Pos. 1 : STX start of transmission

Pos. 2 : N CIU address
Pos. 3,4 : nn gauge address
Pos. 5 : B type of instrument is B
Pos. 6 : M type of record is M
Pos. 7 : was water alarm status
Pos. 8 : ws water level status
Pos. 9 : wsgn water level sign
Pos. 10 ÷ 16 : lllllll water level value (7 bytes)
Pos. 17 : ETX end of transmission
Pos. 18 : BCC block check character

This is the water level from a water interface probe and can only be measured when an XPU-2 board is
installed.
Water level, measured by a water interface probe (i.e. WaterScout), is always available in the M-record.
Therefore, it is not necessary to issue the operational message W (water command) before reading the
M-record.

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4.1.9 X-record (identification record)

STX N nn B X dn p dt sv ETX BCC

Pos. 1 : STX start of transmission

Pos. 2 : N CIU address
Pos. 3,4 : nn gauge address
Pos. 5 : B type of instrument is B
Pos. 6 : X type of record is X
Pos. 7 ÷ 9 : dn device number
Pos. 10 : p space
Pos. 11 : dt device type
Pos. 12 ÷ 14 : sv XPU software version (on XPU-2, this field is 2 characters long)
Pos. 15 : ETX end of transmission
Pos. 16 : BCC block check character

4.2 Data in answer records (TOI=B)

4.2.1 as - alarm status (1 byte)

The status of the alarms in the gauge (in decreasing priority):

F - alarm data error:

• hardware/software error
• no previous store command
• 854 in service mode
C - motor limit switch
B - block or freeze active
H - high alarm
L - low alarm
- - no alarm

4.2.2 dn - device number (3 bytes)

The device number consists of three ASCII digits and is:

• 854 for the 854 ATG (Advanced Technology Gauge)
• 894 for the 854 XTG (Xmission Technology Gauge)

4.2.3 dt - device type (1 byte)

The device type consists of one ASCII character and is:

• A for the 854 ATG (Advanced Technology Gauge)
• H for the 854 XTG (Xmission Technology Gauge)

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4.2.4 llllll - level value (6 bytes)

This 6 byte ASCII characters level value is transmitted in the B, D, E and F - records.

The relation between the displayed level and the level value, transmitted via the B, C, E and F records, is as
follows:
Level dimension Displayed level level value in
(item LD) llllll - field

M (metres) s l1 l2 l3 * l4 l5 l6 l7 l1 l2 l3 l4 l5 l6

F (feet) s l1 l2 l3 l4 * l5 l6 l7 l2 l3 l4 l5 l6 l7

I (inches) s l1 l2 l3 l4 l5 * l6 l7 l2 l3 l4 l5 l6 l7

P (fractions) s l1 l2 ‘ l3 l4 “ l5 l6 l1 l2 l3 l4 l5 l6

s - sign: + or - * - decimal separator; either . or ,

If there is no level data available, or if the level data is invalid, then the llllll - field is filled with “ FFFFFF ”.
In case of negative levels, which are not supported in the 811 protocol, the llllll - field is filled with “ 999999 ”.

4.2.5 lllllll - level value (7 bytes)

This 7 byte ASCII characters level value is transmitted in the L and M - records.

The relation between the displayed level and the level value, transmitted via the L and M records, is as
follows:
Level dimension Displayed level level value in
(item LD) lllllll - field

M (metres) s l1 l2 l3 * l4 l5 l6 l7 l1 l2 l3 l4 l5 l6 l7

F (feet) s l1 l2 l3 l4 * l5 l6 l7 l1 l2 l3 l4 l5 l6 l7

I (inches) s l1 l2 l3 l4 l5 * l6 l7 l1 l2 l3 l4 l5 l6 l7

P (fractions) s l1 l2 ‘ l3 l4 “ l5 l6 0 l1 l2 l3 l4 l5 l6
s - sign: + or - * - decimal separator; either . or ,

When the level dimension is set to P (fractions), the most significant digit in the level value field is fixed at “0”.
If there is no level data available, or if the level data is invalid, then the lllllll - field is filled with “ FFFFFF ”.

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4.2.6 ls - level status (1 byte)

The status of the level information (in decreasing priority):

F - level information not valid:

• hardware/software error
• no previous store command
• 854 in service mode
C - motor limit switch
B - block of freeze active
L - locktest or calibrate active
R - density scan active ([TP] or [IP])
T - the gauge is searching for level or test gauge, balance test or measure frequency command
is active
W - water level found
D - searching for water (downwards)
- - valid level

4.2.7 lsgn - level sign (1 byte)

The level sign contains in decreasing priority one of the following ASCII characters:

F - invalid level data

• level fail
• initial status
- - negative level
+ - positive level

4.2.8 p - space (1 byte)

Is used as separation character in the X-record; the value: 20H.

4.2.9 s - temperature sign (1 byte)

The sign of the temperature/level (in decreasing priority):

F - invalid temperature data

• general TPU or HSU fail
• temperature out of range
• level fail
- - negative temperature
+ - positive temperature

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4.2.10 sv - software version (2/3 bytes)

These two (or three) ASCII characters represent the software version installed on the XPU board.
The XPU board has three characters in the software version field; the XPU-2 has two characters in the
software version field.
For example: 4.1 XPU software version 4.1
10 XPU-2 software version 1.0

4.2.11 ts - temperature status (1 byte)

The status of the temperature (in decreasing priority):

F - temperature data not valid:

• temperature error
• no previous store command (only in F-record)
T *) - character of item TU (temperature status conversion)
• current level below RTD position (TPU)
• invalid level reading
• device not calibrated (MTT only)
• out of specified temperature range (MRT or MTT)
• exceeding differential temperature range (MTT only)
• level below lowest temperature element (MRT or MTT)
• alternative element selected (MRT only)
• last valid level used (MRT or MTT)
• manual level used (MRT or MTT)
- - valid temperature

*) Item TU contains an ASCII character. The temperature status will hold this character in a reduced
accuracy situation. Default value is 'T'; it may be set to another character.

4.2.12 ttttt - temperature value (5 bytes)

Temperature data (five ASCII characters) is represented in 0.01 °C or 0.01 °F, depending on item TD
(temperature dimension).

If there is no temperature data available, or the temperature data is invalid, the transmitted temperature field
contains “ FFFFF ”.

4.2.13 was - water alarm status (1 byte)

The water alarm status is generated by a water interface probe connected to the 854 level gauge, which is
equipped with an XPU-2 board.
The water alarm status byte can be (in decreasing priority):

F - invalid water alarm data

• general probe fail
A - water above probe warning
Z - water below probe warning
H - high water level alarm
L - low water level alarm
- - no water alarm

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4.2.14 ws - water level status (1 byte)

The water level status is generated by a water interface probe connected to the 854 level gauge, which is
equipped with an XPU-2 board.
The water level status byte can be (in decreasing priority):

F - invalid water alarm data

• general probe fail
A - water above probe warning
Z - water below probe warning
- - water found (valid water level)

4.2.15 wsgn - water level sign (1 byte)

The water level sign is generated by a water interface probe connected to the 854 level gauge, which is
equipped with an XPU-2 board.
The water level sign byte can be (in decreasing priority):

F - invalid water alarm data

• HPU or HSU board absent
• water probe absent
• general probe fail
- - negative water level
+ - positive water level

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 The Z-record

5 The Z-record
The Z-record allows access to nearly all ITEMS used within the devices belonging to the 854 series level
gauges. To be able to use these devices to their full extend this record has been introduced. The ITEMS
shown in appendix A are available for use in the Z-protocol and are considered to be frozen. This implies that
the shape and contents of these ITEMS will not be changed without notification to registered users.

The Z-record has the following structure:

STX N nn B Z data field ETX BCC

Pos. 1 : STX start of transmission

Pos. 2 : N CIU address
Pos. 3,4 : nn gauge address
Pos. 5 : B type of instrument is B
Pos. 6 : Z type of record is Z
Pos. 7 ÷ n : data field item request, command or setting.
Pos. n + 1 : ETX end of transmission
Pos. n + 2 : BCC block check character

CIU address
The CIU address consists of one ASCII digit (0-9).

Gauge address (nn)

The gauge address nn identifies the device on the Enraf field bus. The gauge address consists of two ASCII
digits, which allows devices addresses from 00 up to 99.

Type of instrument
The type of instrument identifies the type of device. Different types of devices may share the same
transmission address.

Type of record
If the Z-record is used the type of record is always Z.

Data field
The data field commences always with an ITEM, identified with its two characters abbreviation. This ITEM
can either be a command, request or a setting.
In case of a setting the ITEM will be followed by data. The assign character (=) will be used as a separator
between the ITEM and the setting (data).

Data field construction:

ITEM
│
├──── command: ii
│
├──── request: ii
│
└──── setting: ii=data

ii: item abbreviation

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 The Z-record

Every received command, request and setting is acknowledged to the host.

An acknowledge is indicated by the & character following the ITEM. If the instrument detects an error in the
data received from the host, it returns the identifiers of the faulty item followed by an exclamation mark (!)
and an error code.

Although the instruments use only upper case characters internally lower case characters are automatically
converted to upper case characters when the data field is decoded.

Communication examples:

Host request Answer

STX N nn TOI TOR Data field ETX BCC STX N nn TOI TOR Data field ETX BCC

STX 0 03 B Z bl ETX BCC STX 0 03 B Z BL& ETX BCC

STX 0 03 B Z Df=a ETX BCC STX 0 03 B Z DF=A& ETX BCC

STX 0 03 B Z ha ETX BCC STX 0 03 B Z HA+012.3456 ETX BCC

STX 0 00 B Z AA ETX BCC STX 0 00 B Z AA!051 ETX BCC

Error 51: unknown item

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 Related documents

6 Related documents

Title Part no.

Instruction manual 858 Communications Interface Unit 4416.500

Instruction manual XPU-2 option RS-232C / RS-485 4416.237

Instruction manual series 854 ATG level gauge 4416.220

Installation guide 854 Advanced Technology Gauge 4416.225

Instruction manual series 854 XTG level gauge 4416.275

Installation guide 854 XTG Servo Gauge 4416.276

Instruction manual 854 ATG density software package 4416.221

Instruction manual TPU option board 4416.261

Instruction manual HSU option board (temperature part) 4416.243

Instruction manual 862 MIR 4416.230

Instruction manual 862 MIT 4416.231

Instruction manual HIMS 4416.241

Instruction manual series 877 IPC Indicator 4416.257

Instruction manual 878 panel indicator 4416.263

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 Appendix

Appendix A: Frozen items

AG Average gas temperature

D0/D9 Servo density level
DD Manual density
DK Interface profile start level
DN Interface profile stop level
DQ Hydrostatic/HIMS density request
DZ Density profile stop level
IP Interface profile command
P0 Manual P3 pressure
P1,P2,P3 Pressures P1, P2 and P3
P7 Pressure (P1-P3)c
R0/R9 Servo density level D0/D9
RG Measured gas density (@T obs.)
RJ Manual product density
RN Relay command
RX Relay status
SC Servo density request
SD Density scan direction.
TP Tank profile command

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