MacBAT IV Gas volume converter DATA STRUCTURE. PROGRAM VERSION: 1603 PROGRAM SERIES: 005.xx HARDWARE VERSION: DOCUMENT EDITION: 07 JANUARY 2017

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1 Gas volume converter DATA STRUCTURE PROGRAM VERSION: 1603 PROGRAM SERIES: 005.xx HARDWARE VERSION: DOCUMENT EDITION: 07 JANUARY 2017

2 1. Data sending in GAZ-MODEM protocol Using GAZ-MODEM protocol there is possibility to send measured data, registered data, information about registered alarms and current time. uses all of standard transmission commands according to GAZ-MODEM and GAZ-MODEM2 protocols and group of registers readout command in ModBUS RTU Current measured data These are current values of variables and constants from measurements, computed using algorithm and saved as algorithm s constant. There is possibility to readout of following data: Name of Type of No. Description Exponent Unit parameter variable 0 Vb0 Volume counter at base conditions divided on 2 numbers SHORT REAL type (Vb=10 4 Vb1+Vb0); 0 m3 short 1 Vb1 4 m3 short 2 Qb Flow rate at base conditions; 0 m3/h short 3 Qm Flow rate at measurement conditions; 0 m3/h short p1 Current gas pressure value - input p1; 0 kpa short 6 t Current gas temperature value input t; 0 'C short 7 p2 Current gas pressure value - input p2; 0 kpa short 8 tamb Current value of ambient temperature; 0 'C short 9 Qm min 0 m3/h short Measuring range of gas meter; 10 Qm max 0 m3/h short p1 min 0 kpa short Measuring range of input p1; 14 p1 max 0 kpa short 15 t min 0 'C short Measuring range of input t; 16 t max 0 'C short 17 p2 min 0 kpa short Measuring range of input p2; 18 p2 max 0 kpa short 19 tamb min 0 'C short Range of ambient temperature; 20 tamb max 0 'C short 21 LF factor Weight of LF pulses; 0 m3/imp short short 40 C Conversion factor; 0 short 41 K1 Compression factor; 0 short short 2

3 43 rom Gas density at measurement conditions; 0 kg/m3 short 44 Batt. Battery charge; 0 % short 45 ETL Estimated life time on battery mode; 0 day short 46 deh Hourly increment of energy; 0 kwh short 47 dvbh Hourly increment of volume at base conditions; 0 m3 short 48 eph Expected increment of hourly increment of volume dvbh in current hour; 0 m3/h short short 50 R1 Current value of parameter reserve input 1; 0 short 51 R2 Current value of parameter - reserve input 2; 0 short 52 R3 Current value of parameter - reserve input 3; 0 short 53 R4 Current value of parameter - reserve input 4; 0 short short 62 C Conversion factor; 0 short 63 Zb Compression factor at base conditions; 0 short short 65 rom Gas density at measurement conditions; 0 kg/m3 short 66 rob Gas density at base conditions; 0 kg/m3 short 67 ph Peak hour in current gas day; 0 m3/h short 68 Hs Superior calorific value (at base conditions: T1, Tb, pb); 0 MJ/m3 short short 70 Vb0 Volume counter at base conditions divided on 2 numbers SHORT REAL type (Vb=10 4 Vb1+Vb0); 0 m3 short 71 Vb1 4 m3 short 72 dvb Increment of volume at base conditions; 0 m3 short 73 dvm Increment of volume at measurement conditions; 0 m3 short 74 Vm0 Volume counter at base conditions divided on 2 numbers SHORT REAL type (Vm=10 4 Vm1+Vm0); 0 m3 short 75 Vm1 4 m3 short 76 dtau Registration period; 0 min short short 104 l R2 0 short Configuration of reserve limits 2 (l- lower, u upper); 105 u R2 0 short 106 HF/LF Current value of ratio HF/LF; 0 short 107 t HF/LF Permissible deviation of HF/LF ratio from programmed value l HF/LF; 0 % short 108 l Qb 0 m3/h short 109 u Qb 0 m3/h short 110 l Qm 0 m3/h short 111 u Qm 0 m3/h short 112 l p1 0 kpa short 113 u p1 0 kpa short Configuration of parameters limits (l- lower, u upper); 114 l t 0 'C short 115 u t 0 'C short short 118 l p2 0 kpa short 119 u p2 0 kpa short 120 l R1 0 short 3

4 121 u R1 0 short 122 l R2 0 short 123 u R2 0 short 124 l R3 0 short 125 u R3 0 short 126 l R4 0 short 127 u R4 0 short 128 S act State of signaling inputs (presented as bits of the most significant byte of number); 0 dword 129 OC act State of OC outputs (presented as bits of the most significant byte of number); 0 dword short All of records with current value and archival value of measuring data, are sent with status byte (description in Transmission protocols). If parameter with specific index is not available in device, random value with status 0 is sent Registered data Registered data in GAZ-MODEM protocol are sending in following sequence: Index Name of parameter Description Exponent Unit Type of variable 0 dvb Increment of volume at base conditions; 0 m3 short 1 dvm Increment of volume at measurement conditions; 0 m3 short 2 p1 Gas pressure - input p1; 0 kpa short 3 t Gas temperature input t; 0 C short short 5 p2 Gas pressure - input p2; 0 kpa short 6 tamb Ambient temperature of device; 0 C short 7 R1 Reserve input 1; 0 short 1.3. Daily data allows readout of daily data (state of Vb counter at billing hour) in GAZ-MODEM1 protocol. The way of daily data readout (examples of frames) was presented in Transmission protocols. Value of daily data is sent in pascal-real type (6- bytes floating point type). There is also possibility to readout daily data in GAZ-MODEM3 protocol. They are presented in DP table with identifier D in Additional information column. 4

5 2. Hourly, monthly and billing data Additionally, the device logs archival data with hourly period, monthly period and billing period (currently equal to monthly period). Data can be accessed with device s display. Registered parameters are: Index Name of parameter Description 0 Vb Volume counter at base conditions; 3 E Energy counter; 255 Vbe Emergency volume counter at base conditions; 256 Ee Emergency energy counter; 3. ModBUS RTU protocol Device is equipped with ModBUS RTU protocol, which allows to readout current values of registers. Data are sending in format. Address of device used in ModBUS RTU protocol is value modulo 256 of GAZ-MODEM address. Numbers of sending registers are available in DP table of GAZ- MODEM2 protocol presented below. More details of protocol is in Transmission protocols Table of available parameters DP table 4. GAZ-MODEM2 protocol Legend: 1 number of parameter (DP index); 2 name of parameter; 3 description of parameter; 4 exponent, correct value of parameter equal readout value multiply by 10 w ; 5 unit; 6 additional information: M: modifiable parameter; R: parameter registered with registration period; O: parameter, which is destined to readout; D: parameter registered daily; Additional is described type of parameter (long long real, short short real, dword, word, byte, boolean, string); 7 parameter is protected by hardware lock PROG (state of lock: DP:137, lock CFG); 8 parameter is protected by metrological lock (state of lock: DP:386, lock MET); 9 modification of the parameter is significant change of configuration; 5

6 10 calculation method of registered parameter and its status: Av: average value from registration period; C: momentary value in moment of registration; Su: sum of increments from registration period; Max: maximum value from registration period; Min: minimum value from registration period; 11 level of privileges; U1 required privileges of level USER-001; U0 required privileges of level USER-000; S required privileges of authorized service personnel; P required privileges of producer; I required privileges of inspector; M required privileges of authorized metrological personnel. 12 numbers of registers in ModBUS RTU protocol Vb Volume counter at base conditions; 0 m3 DRO ^long C 5000>...> Vm Volume counter at measurement conditions; Range of programming: 0..1e+11; 0 m3 RMO ^long 1 C U0, S, P 5004>...> V2 Control volume counter at measurement conditions; 0 m3 O ^long 5008>...> E Energy counter; 0 kwh DRO ^long C 5012>...> M Mass counter; 0 kg O ^long 5016>...> Qb Flow rate at base conditions; 0 m3/h O ^short 5020> Qm Flow rate at measurement conditions; 0 m3/h O ^short 5022> QE Energy flow rate; 0 kw O ^short 5024> QM Mass flow rate; 0 kg/h O ^short 5026> dvb Increment of volume at base conditions for measurement period (sum of increments Vb (DP:0) and Vbe (DP:255)) ; 0 m3 DRO ^long Su 5028>...> dvm Increment of volume at measurement conditions; 0 m3 RO ^long Su 5032>...> dv2 Increment of volume at measurement conditions using HF input; 0 m3 O ^long 5036>...> de Increment of energy for measurement period (sum of increments E (DP:3) and Ee (DP:256)); 0 kwh DRO ^long Su 5040>...> dm Increment of mass for measurement period (sum of increments M (DP:4) and Me (DP:257)); 0 kg O ^long 5044>...> dlf Increment of LF pulses for measurement period; 0 imp O ^dword 5048> dhf Increment of HF pulses from measurement period; 0 imp O ^dword 5050> p1 Current value of gas pressure p1; 0 kpa RO ^short Av 5052> t Current value of gas temperature t; 0 C RO ^short Av 5054> p2 Current value of gas pressure p2; 0 kpa RO ^short Av 5056> R_Pt100 Resistance of sensor Pt100; 0 Ohm O ^short 5058> tamb Current value of ambient temperature tamb; 0 C RO ^short Av 5060> Batt. Current battery level; Range of programming: ; 0 % RMO ^short 1 C S, P 5062> ETL Estimated unit running time on battery mode; 0 day O ^short 5064> V_info Service parameter; 0 V RO ^short Min 5066> O ^short Max 5068> Solar batt. Service parameter; 0 MO ^boolean U1, U0, S, P R1 Current value of parameter from reserve input R1; 0 RO ^long Av 5071>...> R2 Current value of parameter from reserve input R2; 0 O ^long 5075>...> R3 Current value of parameter from reserve input R3; 0 O ^long 5079>...> R4 Current value of parameter from reserve input R4; 0 O ^long 5083>...> Hi Inferior calorific value; 0 MJ/m3 O ^long 5087>...>5090 6

7 31 Zb Compressibility factor at base conditions; 0 O ^long 5091>...> Z Compressibility factor at measurement conditions; 0 O ^long 5095>...> K1 Relative compressibility factor; K1 = Z / Zb; Range of programming: ; 0 RMO ^long Av U0, S, P 5099>...> C Conversion factor (calculations for base conditions); 0 RO ^long Av 5103>...> O ^long 5107>...> O ^long 5111>...> O ^long 5115>...> O ^long 5119>...> O ^short 5123> G n Permissible deviation of total sum of gas components from the 100%; Range of programming: ; 0 % MO ^short U0, S, P 5125> W Wobbe index; W = Hs/sqrt(d); 0 MJ/m3 O ^long 5127>...> rom Gas density at measurement conditions; 0 kg/m3 O ^long 5131>...> rob Gas density at base conditions; 0 kg/m3 O ^long 5135>...> conf_algz Algorithm of compressibility factor; Range of programming: 0-AGA8-92DC, 1-MGERG88, 2- SGERG88, 3-AGA8-G1, 4-AGA8-G2, 5-K1=const; 0 MO ^byte 1 U0, S, P Alarm ZSG Switch to generation of events connected with change of gas composition (ZD:29 and ZD:72); Range of programming: 0..1; 0 MO ^byte U0, S, P XH2 Molar fraction of hydrogen; Range of programming: 0..10; 0 % RMO ^long Av U0, S, P 5141>...> XCO2 Molar fraction of carbon dioxide; Range of programming: 0..30; 0 % RMO ^long Av U0, S, P 5145>...> XN2 Molar fraction of nitrogen; Range of programming: 0..50; 0 % RMO ^long Av U0, S, P 5149>...> Hs Superior calorific value; Range of programming: 0..66; 0 MJ/m3 DRMO ^long Av U0, S, P 5153>...> d Relative density; Range of programming: ; 0 RMO ^long Av U0, S, P 5157>...> C1 Molar fraction of methane; Range of programming: ; 0 % MO ^long U0, S, P 5161>...> C2 Molar fraction of ethane; Range of programming: 0..20; 0 % MO ^long U0, S, P 5165>...> C3 Molar fraction of propane; Range of programming: 0..5; 0 % MO ^long U0, S, P 5169>...> n-c4 Molar fraction of n-butane; Range of programming: ; 0 % MO ^long U0, S, P 5173>...> i-c4 Molar fraction of i-butane; Range of programming: ; 0 % MO ^long U0, S, P 5177>...> n-c5 Molar fraction of n-penatne; Range of programming: ; 0 % MO ^long U0, S, P 5181>...> i-c5 Molar fraction of i-penatne; Range of programming: ; 0 % MO ^long U0, S, P 5185>...> neo-c5 Molar fraction of neopentane; Range of programming: ; 0 % MO ^long U0, S, P 5189>...> C6+ Molar fraction of hexane and higher hydrocarbons; Range of programming: ; 0 % MO ^long U0, S, P 5193>...> N2 Molar fraction of nitrogen; Range of programming: 0..50; 0 % RMO ^long Av U0, S, P 5197>...> CO2 Molar fraction of carbon dioxide; Range of programming: 0..30; 0 % RMO ^long Av U0, S, P 5201>...> C6H14 Molar fraction of n-hexane; Range of programming: ; 0 % MO ^long U0, S, P 5205>...> C7H16 Molar fraction of n-heptane; Range of programming: ; 0 % MO ^long U0, S, P 5209>...> C8H18 Molar fraction of n-octane (sum of C8H18 +C9H20 + C10H22 in range); Range of programming: ; 0 % MO ^long U0, S, P 5213>...> C9H20 Molar fraction of n-nonane (sum of C8H18 +C9H20 + C10H22 in range); Range of programming: ; 0 % MO ^long U0, S, P 5217>...> C10H22 Molar fraction of n-decane (sum of C8H18 +C9H20 + C10H22 in range); Range of programming: ; 0 % MO ^long U0, S, P 5221>...> H2 Molar fraction of hydrogen; Range of programming: 0..10; 0 % RMO ^long Av U0, S, P 5225>...> H2O Molar fraction of water; Range of programming: ; 0 % MO ^long U0, S, P 5229>...> H2S Molar fraction of hydrogen sulfide; Range of programming: ; 0 % MO ^long U0, S, P 5233>...> CO Molar fraction of carbon oxide; Range of programming: 0..3; 0 % MO ^long U0, S, P 5237>...> He Molar fraction of helium; Range of programming: ; 0 % MO ^long U0, S, P 5241>...> Ar Molar fraction of argone; Range of programming: ; 0 % MO ^long U0, S, P 5245>...> O2 Molar fraction of oxygen; Range of programming: ; 0 % MO ^long U0, S, P 5249>...> time m.-1 Date of modification; 0 O ^string 5253>...> login-1 Login of user, who made modification; 0 O ^dword 5265>5266 7

8 76 XH2-1 Previous molar fraction of hydrogen; 0 % O ^long 5267>...> XCO2-1 Previous molar fraction of carbon dioxide; 0 % O ^long 5271>...> XN2-1 Previous molar fraction of nitrogen; 0 % O ^long 5275>...> Hs-1 Previous superior calorific value; 0 MJ/m3 O ^long 5279>...> d-1 Previous relative density; 0 O ^long 5283>...> C1-1 Previous molar fraction of methane; 0 % O ^long 5287>...> C2-1 Previous molar fraction of ethane; 0 % O ^long 5291>...> C3-1 Previous molar fraction of propane; 0 % O ^long 5295>...> n-c4-1 Previous molar fraction of n-butane; 0 % O ^long 5299>...> i-c4-1 Previous molar fraction of i-butane; 0 % O ^long 5303>...> n-c5-1 Previous molar fraction of n-pentane; 0 % O ^long 5307>...> i-c5-1 Previous molar fraction of i-pentane; 0 % O ^long 5311>...> neo-c5-1 Previous molar fraction of neopentane; 0 % O ^long 5315>...> C6+-1 Previous molar fraction of hexane and higher hydrocarbons; 0 % O ^long 5319>...> N2-1 Previous molar fraction of nitrogen; 0 % O ^long 5323>...> CO2-1 Previous molar fraction of carbon dioxide; 0 % O ^long 5327>...> C6H14-1 Previous molar fraction of n-hexane; 0 % O ^long 5331>...> C7H16-1 Previous molar fraction of n-heptane; 0 % O ^long 5335>...> C8H18-1 Previous molar fraction of n-octane; 0 % O ^long 5339>...> C9H20-1 Previous molar fraction of n-nonane; 0 % O ^long 5343>...> C10H22-1 Previous molar fraction of n-decane; 0 % O ^long 5347>...> H2-1 Previous molar fraction of hydrogen; 0 % O ^long 5351>...> H2O-1 Previous molar fraction of water; 0 % O ^long 5355>...> H2S-1 Previous molar fraction of hydrogen sulfide; 0 % O ^long 5359>...> CO-1 Previous molar fraction of carbon oxide; 0 % O ^long 5363>...> He-1 Previous molar fraction of helium; 0 % O ^long 5367>...> Ar-1 Previous molar fraction of argone; 0 % O ^long 5371>...> O2-1 Previous molar fraction of oxygen; 0 % O ^long 5375>...> O ^short 5379> O ^short 5381> O ^short 5383> O ^short 5385> O ^short 5387> O ^short 5389> O ^short 5391> O ^short 5393> O ^short 5395> O ^short 5397> O ^short 5399> O ^short 5401> O ^short 5403> O ^short 5405> O ^short 5407> O ^short 5409> T1 Temperature used during calculation of calorific value Hs; Range of programming: ; 0 K MO ^long S, P, M 5411>...> LF factor LF pulse rate; Range of programming: ; 0 m3/imp MO ^long 1 1 U0, S, P 5415>...> HF factor HF pulse rate; Range of programming: e+10; 0 imp/m3 MO ^long 1 1 U0, S, P 5419>...> HF/LF Current value of HF/LF ratio; 0 O ^short 5423> LF time Time between LF pulses; 0 s O ^long 5425>...>5428 8

9 125 pb Base pressure; Range of programming: ; 0 bar MO ^long S, P, M 5429>...> Tb Base temperature; Range of programming: ; 0 K MO ^long S, P, M 5433>...> Index A Amount of all alarms, which appeared in device; 0 O ^dword 5437> Index Am Amount of all changes on alarms list; 0 O ^dword 5439> Alarm 1 Binary state of alarms with codes 0 31; 0 O ^dword 5441> Alarm 2 Binary state of alarms with codes 32 63; 0 O ^dword 5443> Account Number of user's account; 0 O ^dword 5445> Customer Number of group access; Range of programming: sequence of alphanumeric characters, length: 1..9; 0 MO ^string S,P 5447>...> last idx Number of last modified parameter; 0 O ^word last v1 Value of parameter before modification; 0 O ^long 5460>...> last v2 Value of parameter after modification; 0 O ^long 5464>...> auto DST Automatic change of summer/winter time; 0-off, 1-on; Range of programming: 0..1; 0 MO ^boolean 1 U0, S, P lock CFG State of configuration blockade (switch PROG inside device). Value 0- lock is off, 1- on; 0 O ^boolean dt/tm Current date and time; 0 O ^string U0, U1, S, P 5470>...> dt_ymdw Current date; 0 O ^dword 5482> tm_hmss Current time; 0 O ^dword 5484> Device s/n Serial number of device; sequence of alphanumeric characters, length: 10; 0 MO ^string 1 P 5486>...> s Name of measuring station; sequence of alphanumeric characters, length: 1..14; 0 MO ^string U0, S, P 5498>...> SV Software version and revision; 0 O ^string 5510>...> HV Hardware version; 0 O ^string 5522>...> vdp Number of DP table; 0 O ^string 5534>...> vzd Number of ZD table; 0 O ^string 5546>...> contrast Contrast of display; Range of programming: 0..30; 0 MO ^dword P 5558> bright Brightness of display; Range of programming: 0..31; 0 MO ^dword P 5560> backlight Time of backlighting screen after stop of keyboard using; Range of programming: 0..30; 0 s MO ^word U1, U0, S, P Device name Name of device; 0 O ^string 5563>...> dtau Registration period; Range of programming: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 12, 15, 20, 30, 60; 0 min MO ^word 1 U0, S, P max reg Horizon of data registration; 0 day O ^word Billing hour Billing hour; Range of programming: 0..23; 0 h MO ^byte U0, S, P Billing day Billing day (range - month); Range of programming: 1..31; 0 day MO ^byte U0, S, P conf_imp Configuration of pulse inputs; Range of programming: (1) LF, (2) LF+HF, (3) HF; 0 MO ^byte 1 U0, S, P conf_subst Binary configuration of using substitute values t, p1 and p2; Bit no. 1- temperature, bit no. 2- pressure p1, bit no. 3- pressure p2; Value of bit 1- substitute value, value of bit 0- last correct 0 MO ^dword 1 1 U0, S, P 5580>5581 measured value; Range of programming: 0..7; 157 p1 subst Substitute pressure p1; Range of programming: e+04; 0 kpa MO ^long 1 1 U0, S, P 5582>...> t subst Substitute temperature t; Range of programming: ; 0 C MO ^long 1 1 U0, S, P 5586>...> p2 subst Substitute pressure p2; Range of programming: e+04; 0 kpa MO ^long U0, S, P 5590>...> Qb peak max Maximum value of flow rate at base conditions Qb (DP:5) in registration period; 0 m3/h RO ^short Max 5594> p1 peak min Minimum value of pressure p1 (DP:16) in registration period; 0 kpa RO ^long Min 5596>...> p1 peak max Maximum value of pressure p1 (DP:16) in registration period; 0 kpa O ^long 5600>...> p2 peak min Minimum value of pressure p2 (DP:18) in registration period; 0 kpa O ^long 5604>...> p2 peak max Maximum value of pressure p2 (DP:18) in registration period; 0 kpa O ^long 5608>...> Vb0 Less significant part of divided volume counter Vb (DP:0); 0 m3 O ^short 5612> Vb1 More significant part of divided volume counter Vb (DP:0); 4 m3 O ^short 5614> Vm0 Less significant part of divided volume counter Vm (DP:1); 0 m3 O ^short 5616> Vm1 More significant part of divided volume counter Vm (DP:1); 4 m3 O ^short 5618> E0 Less significant part of divided energy counter E (DP:3); 0 kwh O ^short 5620> E1 More significant part of divided energy counter E (DP:3); 4 kwh O ^short 5622> qb Flow rate at base conditions; 0 m3/h O ^long 5624>...>5627 9

10 172 qm Flow rate at measurement conditions; 0 m3/h O ^long 5628>...> S Binary state of presence signaling inputs 1-8; Bit=1- specific input is available; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^byte U1, U0, S, P S act Binary state of activity on signaling inputs 1-8; Bit=1- specific input is active; 0 O ^byte S pol Binary polarization of signaling inputs 1-8; Bit=1- alarm from specific signaling input is active with high state (input closed); Bit=0- with low state (input opened); Range of programming: 0 MO ^byte U1, U0, S, P ; O ^string 5635>...> O ^string 5647>...> O ^string 5659>...> Index R Current index of data record registered with period dtau; 0 O ^dword 5671> Qm min Measuring range of gas meter; Range of programming: 0..9e+09; 0 m3/h MO ^short 1 1 U0, S, P 5673> Qm max Measuring range of gas meter; Range of programming: 1..9e+09; 0 m3/h MO ^short 1 1 U0, S, P 5675> p1 min Measuring range of pressure input p1; Range of programming: e+04; 0 kpa MO ^long S, P 5677>...> p1 max Measuring range of pressure input p1; Range of programming: e+04; 0 kpa MO ^long S, P 5681>...> p2 min Measuring range of pressure input p2; Range of programming: e+04; 0 kpa MO ^long 1 S, P 5685>...> p2 max Measuring range of pressure input p2; Range of programming: e+04; 0 kpa MO ^long 1 S, P 5689>...> t min Measuring range of temperature t; Range of programming: ; 0 C MO ^long S, P 5693>...> t max Measuring range of temperature t; Range of programming: ; 0 C MO ^long S, P 5697>...> tamb min Measuring range of ambient temperature tamb; 0 C O ^long 5701>...> tamb max Measuring range of ambient temperature tamb; 0 C O ^long 5705>...> l dvbh 1 Limit of hourly increment of gas volume dvbh, 0-off; Range of programming: 0..9e+09; 0 m3 MO ^long U1, U0, S, P 5709>...> l dvbh 2 Limit of hourly increment of gas volume dvbh, 0-off; Range of programming: 0..9e+09; 0 m3 MO ^long U1, U0, S, P 5713>...> l dvbh 3 Limit of hourly increment of gas volume dvbh, 0-off; Range of programming: 0..9e+09; 0 m3 MO ^long U1, U0, S, P 5717>...> l Qb Lower limit of flow rate Qb; Range of programming: 0..9e+09; 0 m3/h MO ^short U1, U0, S, P 5721> u Qb Upper limit of flow rate Qb; Range of programming: 0..9e+09; 0 m3/h MO ^short U1, U0, S, P 5723> l Qm Lower limit of flow rate Qm; Range of programming: 0..9e+09; 0 m3/h MO ^short U1, U0, S, P 5725> u Qm Upper limit of flow rate Qm; Range of programming: 0..9e+09; 0 m3/h MO ^short U1, U0, S, P 5727> Vm-V2 Permissible deviation between counters Vm (DP:1) and V2 (DP:2); Range of programming: ; 0 m3 MO ^short U1, U0, S, P 5729> l HF/LF Correct value of pulses HF/LF ratio; value 0 turns off control and determinates end of alarm ZD:20; Range of programming: 0..1e+11; 0 MO ^long U1, U0, S, P 5731>...> t HF/LF Permissible tolerance of pulses HF/LF ratio (DP:123) from programmed limit l HF/LF (DP:198); Range of programming: 0..10% of limit l HF/LF. Deviation exceeding tolerance generates alarm 0 % MO ^long U1, U0, S, P 5735>...>5738 ZD:20; 200 l p1 Lower limit of pressure p1; Range of programming: e+04; 0 kpa MO ^long U1, U0, S, P 5739>...> u p1 Upper limit of pressure p1; Range of programming: e+04; 0 kpa MO ^long U1, U0, S, P 5743>...> l p2 Lower limit of pressure p2; Range of programming: e+04; 0 kpa MO ^long U1, U0, S, P 5747>...> u p2 Upper limit of pressure p2; Range of programming: e+04; 0 kpa MO ^long U1, U0, S, P 5751>...> l t Lower limit of temperature t; Range of programming: ; 0 C MO ^long U1, U0, S, P 5755>...> u t Upper limit of temperature t; Range of programming: ; 0 C MO ^long U1, U0, S, P 5759>...> l R1 Lower limit of reserve input R1; Range of programming: -9e+09..9e+09; 0 MO ^long U1, U0, S, P 5763>...> u R1 Upper limit of reserve input R1; Range of programming: -9e+09..9e+09; 0 MO ^long U1, U0, S, P 5767>...> l R2 Lower limit of reserve input R2; Range of programming: -9e+09..9e+09; 0 MO ^long U1, U0, S, P 5771>...> u R2 Upper limit of reserve input R2; Range of programming: -9e+09..9e+09; 0 MO ^long U1, U0, S, P 5775>...> l R3 Lower limit of reserve input R3; Range of programming: -9e+09..9e+09; 0 MO ^long U1, U0, S, P 5779>...> u R3 Upper limit of reserve input R3; Range of programming: -9e+09..9e+09; 0 MO ^long U1, U0, S, P 5783>...> l R4 Lower limit of reserve input R4; Range of programming: -9e+09..9e+09; 0 MO ^long U1, U0, S, P 5787>...> u R4 Upper limit of reserve input R4; Range of programming: -9e+09..9e+09; 0 MO ^long U1, U0, S, P 5791>...> meter s/n Serial number of gas meter; sequence of alphanumeric characters, length: 1..14; 0 MO ^string U0, S, P 5795>...> p1 s/n Serial number of pressure p1 sensor; sequence of alphanumeric characters, length: 1..14; 0 MO ^string 1 S, P 5807>...>

11 216 t s/n Serial number of temperature t sensor; sequence of alphanumeric characters, length: 1..14; 0 MO ^string 1 S, P 5819>...> R1 s/n Serial number of device at reserve input R1; sequence of alphanumeric characters, length: 1..14; 0 MO ^string U0, S, P 5831>...> R2 s/n Serial number of device at reserve input R2; sequence of alphanumeric characters, length: 1..14; 0 MO ^string U0, S, P 5843>...> R3 s/n Serial number of device at reserve input R3; sequence of alphanumeric characters, length: 1..14; 0 MO ^string U0, S, P 5855>...> R4 s/n Serial number of device at reserve input R4; sequence of alphanumeric characters, length: 1..14; 0 MO ^string U0, S, P 5867>...> R1 address Address of device at input R1; Setting address 0 causes turning off of reserve readout; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, S, P R2 address Address of device at input R2; Setting address 0 causes turning off of reserve readout; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, S, P R3 address Address of device at input R3; Setting address 0 causes turning off of reserve readout; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, S, P R4 address Address of device at input R4; Setting address 0 causes turning off of reserve readout; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, S, P R1 idx Index/register no. of parameter readout from input R1; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, S, P R2 idx Index/register no. of parameter readout from input R2; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, S, P R3 idx Index/register no. of parameter readout from input R3; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, S, P R4 idx Index/register no. of parameter readout from input R4; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, S, P R1 type Type of parameter readout from reserve input R1; Range of programming: 1 SHORT INT, 3 LONG INT, 4 BYTE, 5 WORD, 6 DWORD, 7 SHORT REAL, 9 LONG REAL; 0 MO ^byte U0, S, P R2 type Type of parameter readout from reserve input R2; Range of programming: 1 SHORT INT, 3 LONG INT, 4 BYTE, 5 WORD, 6 DWORD, 7 SHORT REAL, 9 LONG REAL; 0 MO ^byte U0, S, P R3 type Type of parameter readout from reserve input R3; Range of programming: 1 SHORT INT, 3 LONG INT, 4 BYTE, 5 WORD, 6 DWORD, 7 SHORT REAL, 9 LONG REAL; 0 MO ^byte U0, S, P R4 type Type of parameter readout from reserve input R4; Range of programming: 1 SHORT INT, 3 LONG INT, 4 BYTE, 5 WORD, 6 DWORD, 7 SHORT REAL, 9 LONG REAL; 0 MO ^byte U0, S, P LF LF pulses counter; 0 imp O ^dword 5891> HF HF pulses counter; 0 imp O ^dword 5893> p1_bin Current binary value of p1 pressure; 0 bin O ^word p2_bin Current binary value of p2 pressure; 0 bin O ^word t_bin Current binary value of t temperature; 0 bin O ^word tamb_bin Current binary value of tamb temperature; 0 bin O ^word OC Parameter, which activates OC outputs; Range of programming: 0..3; 0 MO ^byte U1, U0, S, P OCF Parameter, which activates OC1 output to work as frequency output; Range of programming: 0..1; 0 MO ^byte U1, U0, S, P OCF_idx Index of parameter, which controls frequency output; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U1, U0, S, P OCF_min Graduation of parameter, which controls frequency output - minimum; Range of programming: - 1e+03..5e+06; 0 MO ^long U1, U0, S, P 5902>...> OCF_max Graduation of parameter, which controls frequency output - maximum; Range of programming: - 1e+03..5e+06; 0 MO ^long U1, U0, S, P 5906>...> F_min Frequency of output corresponding OCF_min; Range of programming: ; 0 Hz MO ^dword U1, U0, S, P 5910> F_max Frequency of output corresponding OCF_max; Range of programming: ; 0 Hz MO ^dword U1, U0, S, P 5912> F_out Current value of frequency on OC1 output; 0 Hz O ^short 5914> OC act Binary state of binary output activity; 0 O ^byte OC pol Binary polarization of binary output; If value of bit x = 1- specific output is close during active controlling alarm; 0- close during inactive controlling alarm; Range of programming: 0..3; 0 MO ^byte U1, U0, S, P OC1 idx Code of alarm controlling binary output OC1; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U1, U0, S, P OC2 idx Code of alarm controlling binary output OC2; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U1, U0, S, P O ^dword 5920> NOC1 Description of binary output OC1; sequence of alphanumeric characters, length: 1..14; 0 MO ^string U1, U0, S, P 5922>...> NOC2 Description of binary output OC2; sequence of alphanumeric characters, length: 1..14; 0 MO ^string U1, U0, S, P 5934>...> O ^dword 5946>

12 255 Vbe Emergency volume counter at base conditions; 0 m3 DRO ^long C 5948>...> Ee Emergency energy counter; 0 kwh DRO ^long C 5952>...> Me Emergency mass counter; 0 kg O ^long 5956>...> HFmaintainT Time of maintaining HF pulse counter in case of external power supply disconnection; Range of programming: ; 0 s MO ^dword U0, S, P 5960> eph Vb Expected value of hourly increment dvbh (DP:262) for current hour; 0 m3 O ^long 5962>...> ph Vb Maximum hourly peak of dvbh (DP:262) for current billing day; 0 m3 DO ^long Max 5966>...> ph Vb time Time when maximum hourly peak of ph Vb (DP:260) appeared at current billing day; 0 DO ^dword C 5970> dvbh Increment of volume at base conditions for current hour (sum of increments Vb (DP:0) and Vbe (DP:255)); 0 m3 DO ^long Su 5972>...> eph E Expected hourly peak of deh (DP:266) for current hour; 0 kwh O ^long 5976>...> ph E Maximum hourly peak of deh (DP:266) for current billing day; 0 kwh DO ^long Max 5980>...> ph E time Time when maximum hourly peak ph E (DP:264) appeared at current billing day; 0 DO ^dword C 5984> deh Increment of energy (sum of increments E (DP:3) and Ee (DP:256)) at current hour; 0 kwh DO ^long Su 5986>...> p1h Average value of pressure p1 from current hour; 0 kpa DO ^long Av 5990>...> th Average value of temperature from current hour; 0 C DO ^long Av 5994>...> dvbd last Increment of volume at base conditions for previous billing day (sum of increments Vb (DP:0) and Vbe (DP:255)); 0 m3 O ^long 5998>...> dvbm last Increment of volume at base conditions for previous billing month (sum of increments Vb (DP:0) and Vbe (DP:255)); 0 m3 O ^long 6002>...> ded last Increment of energy for previous billing day (sum of increments E (DP:3) and Ee (DP:256)); 0 kwh O ^long 6006>...> dem last Increment of energy for previous billing month (sum of increments E (DP:3) and Ee (DP:256)); 0 kwh O ^long 6010>...> ph Vb C Maximum hourly peak dvbh (DP:262) in current billing month; 0 m3 O ^long 6014>...> ph Vb P Maximum hourly peak dvbh (DP:262) in previous billing month; 0 m3 O ^long 6018>...> ph E C Maximum hourly peak deh (DP:266) in current billing month; 0 kwh O ^long 6022>...> ph E P Maximum hourly peak deh (DP:266) in previous billing month; 0 kwh O ^long 6026>...> p1 min D Minimum value of pressure p1 in current billing day; 0 kpa DO ^long Min 6030>...> p1 max D Maximum value of pressure p1 in current billing day; 0 kpa DO ^long Max 6034>...> t min D Minimum value of temperature t in current billing day; 0 C DO ^long Min 6038>...> t max D Maximum value of temperature t in current billing day; 0 C DO ^long Max 6042>...> Qb min D Minimum value of flow rate Qb in current billing day; 0 m3/h DO ^long Min 6046>...> Qb max D Maximum value of flow rate Qb in current billing day; 0 m3/h DO ^long Max 6050>...> FlowTime Time counter of gas flow; 0 s DRO ^dword C 6054> O ^long 6056>...> O ^long 6060>...> O ^long 6064>...> O ^long 6068>...> O ^long 6072>...> Vbek State of emergency volume counter at base conditions Vbe (DP:255) at the end of any alarm or event; 0 m3 O ^long 6076>...> Eek State of emergency energy counter (DP:256) at the end of any alarm or event; 0 kwh O ^long 6080>...> Mek State of emergency mass counter (DP:257) at the end of any alarm or event; 0 kg O ^long 6084>...> Vbk State of volume counter at base conditions Vb (DP:0) at the end of any alarm or event; 0 m3 O ^long 6088>...> Vmk State of volume counter at measurement conditions Vm (DP:1) at the end of any alarm or event; 0 m3 O ^long 6092>...> Ek State of energy counter E (DP:3) at the end of any alarm or event; 0 kwh O ^long 6096>...> Mk State of mass counter M (DP:4) at the end of any alarm or event; 0 kg O ^long 6100>...> error_curve_corr Parameter which controls correction according to error curve of gas meter; Range of programming: 1..2; 0 MO ^byte 1 U1, U0, S, P fp1 Value of gas meter error at point 1; Range of programming: -5..5; 0 % MO ^long 1 U1, U0, S, P 6105>...> fp2 Value of gas meter error at point 2; Range of programming: -5..5; 0 % MO ^long 1 U1, U0, S, P 6109>...> fp3 Value of gas meter error at point 3; Range of programming: -5..5; 0 % MO ^long 1 U1, U0, S, P 6113>...>

13 300 fp4 Value of gas meter error at point 4; Range of programming: -5..5; 0 % MO ^long 1 U1, U0, S, P 6117>...> fp5 Value of gas meter error at point 5; Range of programming: -5..5; 0 % MO ^long 1 U1, U0, S, P 6121>...> fp6 Value of gas meter error at point 6; Range of programming: -5..5; 0 % MO ^long 1 U1, U0, S, P 6125>...> fp7 Value of gas meter error at point 7; Range of programming: -5..5; 0 % MO ^long 1 U1, U0, S, P 6129>...> fp8 Value of gas meter error at point 8; Range of programming: -5..5; 0 % MO ^long 1 U1, U0, S, P 6133>...> fp9 Value of gas meter error at point 9; Range of programming: -5..5; 0 % MO ^long 1 U1, U0, S, P 6137>...> fp10 Value of gas meter error at point 10; Range of programming: -5..5; 0 % MO ^long 1 U1, U0, S, P 6141>...> QP1 Value of flow at point 1 of gas meter correction function; Range of programming: 0..1e+05; 0 m3/h MO ^long 1 U1, U0, S, P 6145>...> QP2 Value of flow at point 2 of gas meter correction function; Range of programming: 0..1e+05; 0 m3/h MO ^long 1 U1, U0, S, P 6149>...> QP3 Value of flow at point 3 of gas meter correction function; Range of programming: 0..1e+05; 0 m3/h MO ^long 1 U1, U0, S, P 6153>...> QP4 Value of flow at point 4 of gas meter correction function; Range of programming: 0..1e+05; 0 m3/h MO ^long 1 U1, U0, S, P 6157>...> QP5 Value of flow at point 5 of gas meter correction function; Range of programming: 0..1e+05; 0 m3/h MO ^long 1 U1, U0, S, P 6161>...> QP6 Value of flow at point 6 of gas meter correction function; Range of programming: 0..1e+05; 0 m3/h MO ^long 1 U1, U0, S, P 6165>...> QP7 Value of flow at point 7 of gas meter correction function; Range of programming: 0..1e+05; 0 m3/h MO ^long 1 U1, U0, S, P 6169>...> QP8 Value of flow at point 8 of gas meter correction function; Range of programming: 0..1e+05; 0 m3/h MO ^long 1 U1, U0, S, P 6173>...> QP9 Value of flow at point 9 of gas meter correction function; Range of programming: 0..1e+05; 0 m3/h MO ^long 1 U1, U0, S, P 6177>...> QP10 Value of flow at point 10 of gas meter correction function; Range of programming: 0..1e+05; 0 m3/h MO ^long 1 U1, U0, S, P 6181>...> F_Q Value of gas meter correction function; 0 O ^long 6185>...> Vb_N Uncorrected counter of volume at base conditions; 0 m3 O ^long 6189>...> Vc Counter of volume at measurement conditions after correction from error curve of the gas meter; 0 m3 O ^long 6193>...> E_N Uncorrected counter of energy; 0 kwh O ^long 6197>...> M_N Uncorrected counter of mass; 0 kg O ^long 6201>...> Qb_N Uncorrected flow of volume at base conditions; 0 m3/h O ^short 6205> Qm_N Uncorrected flow of volume at measurement conditions; 0 m3/h O ^short 6207> Vb kb Sum of Vb corrections according to error curve of gas meter; 0 m3 O ^long 6209>...> Vm kb Sum of Vm corrections according to error curve of gas meter; 0 m3 O ^long 6213>...> E kb Sum of E corrections according to error curve of gas meter; 0 kwh O ^long 6217>...> M kb Sum of M corrections according to error curve of gas meter; 0 kg O ^long 6221>...> O ^long 6225>...> Alarm 1 D Binary state of alarms with codes: 0-31 in current day; 0 DO ^dword Su 6229> Alarm 2 D Binary state of alarms with codes: in current day; 0 DO ^dword Su 6231> Alarm 3 D Binary state of alarms with codes: in current day; 0 DO ^dword Su 6233> O ^short 6235> O ^short 6237> O ^short 6239> O ^short 6241> O ^short 6243> O ^short 6245> O ^dword 6247> O ^string 6249>...> O ^string 6261>...> O ^string 6273>...> O ^string 6285>...> O ^string 6297>...> O ^string 6309>...> O ^dword 6321> O ^dword 6323> O ^dword 6325> O ^dword 6327> O ^dword 6329>

14 O ^dword 6331> USER-0 pass. Password of user USER-0; sequence of numeric characters, length: 1..10; 0 MO ^string U0, S, P 6333>...> USER-1 pass. Password of user USER-1; sequence of numeric characters, length: 1..10; 0 MO ^string U1, S, P 6345>...> O ^string 6357>...> O ^string 6369>...> O ^string 6381>...> O ^string 6393>...> al_ga1 Vector of alarms, which activate Collective alarm A (ZD:55), alarms 0 31; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^dword U0, S, P 6405> al_ga2 Vector of alarms, which activate Collective alarm A (ZD:55), alarms 32 63; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^dword U0, S, P 6407> al_ga3 Vector of alarms, which activate Collective alarm A (ZD:55), alarms 64 95; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^dword U0, S, P 6409> al_ga time Time of duration Collective alarm A (ZD:55); Value 0 turns off time control - alarm will be active as long as any of controlling alarm is active; Range of programming: 0, 60; 0 s MO ^word U0, S, P al_gb1 Vector of alarms, which activate Collective alarm B (ZD:54), alarms 0 31; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^dword U0, S, P 6412> al_gb2 Vector of alarms, which activate Collective alarm B (ZD:54), alarms 32 63; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^dword U0, S, P 6414> al_gb3 Vector of alarms, which activate Collective alarm B (ZD:54), alarms 64 95; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^dword U0, S, P 6416> al_gb time Time of duration Collective alarm B (ZD:54); Value 0 turns off time control - alarm will be active as long as any of controlling alarm is active; Range of programming: 0, 60; 0 s MO ^word U0, S, P conf_sens Service parameter; 0 MO ^word P, M NS1 Description of signaling input S1; sequence of alphanumeric characters, length: 1..14; 0 MO ^string U1, U0, S, P 6420>...> NS2 Description of signaling input S2; sequence of alphanumeric characters, length: 1..14; 0 MO ^string U1, U0, S, P 6432>...> NS3 Description of signaling input S3; sequence of alphanumeric characters, length: 1..14; 0 MO ^string U1, U0, S, P 6444>...> NS4 Description of signaling input S4; sequence of alphanumeric characters, length: 1..14; 0 MO ^string U1, U0, S, P 6456>...> NS5 Description of signaling input S5; sequence of alphanumeric characters, length: 1..14; 0 MO ^string U1, U0, S, P 6468>...> NS6 Description of signaling input S6; sequence of alphanumeric characters, length: 1..14; 0 MO ^string U1, U0, S, P 6480>...> NS7 Description of signaling input S7; sequence of alphanumeric characters, length: 1..14; 0 MO ^string U1, U0, S, P 6492>...> NS8 Description of signaling input S8; sequence of alphanumeric characters, length: 1..14; 0 MO ^string U1, U0, S, P 6504>...> O ^word l deh 1 Limit of hourly increment of energy deh, 0-off; Range of programming: 0..9e+09; 0 kwh MO ^long U1, U0, S, P 6517>...> l deh 2 Limit of hourly increment of energy deh, 0-off; Range of programming: 0..9e+09; 0 kwh MO ^long U1, U0, S, P 6521>...> l deh 3 Limit of hourly increment of energy deh, 0-off; Range of programming: 0..9e+09; 0 kwh MO ^long U1, U0, S, P 6525>...> eph time Averaging time of flow rate Qb (DP:5) and QE (DP:7) for stabilization of value eph Vb (DP:259) and eph E (DP:263); Range of programming: ; 0 s MO ^word U1, U0, S, P t limit 1 Period of time measured from beginning of hour, in which alarms ZD:13 and ZD:61 can be generated - if specific limits of values increments l dvbh 1 (DP:190) and l deh 1 (DP:375) are 0 min MO ^word U1, U0, S, P 6530 exceeded; Range of programming: 1..60; 380 t limit 2 Period of time measured from beginning of hour, in which alarms ZD:12 and ZD:62 can be generated- if specific limits of values increments l dvbh 2 (DP:191) and l deh 2 (DP:376) are 0 min MO ^word U1, U0, S, P 6531 exceeded; Range of programming: 1..60; 381 l0 dvbh 1 Lower limit dvbh 1 expressed in % of parameter DP:190; Value 100% means that in period of t limit 1 (DP:379) value of limit will be constant and equal l dvbh 1 (DP:190); Value less than 100% means, that in period of t limit 1 (DP:379) value of limit will increase and its current value shows parameter cl dvbh 1 (DP:383); 0 % MO ^long U1, U0, S, P 6532>...>

15 382 l0 dvbh 2 Lower limit dvbh 2 expressed in % of parameter DP:191; Value 100% means that in period of t limit 2 (DP:380) value of limit will be constant and equal l dvbh 2 (DP:191); Value less than 100% means, that in period of t limit 2 (DP:380) value of limit will increase and its current value 0 % MO ^long U1, U0, S, P 6536>...>6539 shows parameter cl dvbh 2 (DP:384); 383 cl dvbh 1 Current value of dynamic limit dvbh 1; 0 m3 O ^long 6540>...> cl dvbh 2 Current value of dynamic limit dvbh 2; 0 m3 O ^long 6544>...> Alarm 3 Binary state of activity alarms with codes 64 95; 0 O ^dword 6548> lock MET State of metrological lock; Value 3 - lock is active, other values - inactive; Range of programming: 0..1; 0 MO ^byte 1 M Index AS Index of last cleared alarm; 0 O ^dword 6551> AlarmLOG Level of filling alarms' memory. At level 100% configuration of important parameters is stopped; Set on 0 clears all records and lets the oldest records to be overwritten; 0 % MO ^short U0, U1, S, P 6553> SetupLOG Level of filling SetupLOG's memory. At level 100% configuration of important parameters and software updating is stopped; Set on 0 erases memory; 0 % MO ^short I, P 6555> l eph 1 Limit of eph Vb (DP:259), above it alarm ZD:65 will be generated; 0-off; Range of programming: 0..5e+04; 0 m3 MO ^long U1, U0, S, P 6557>...> l eph 2 Limit of eph Vb (DP:259), above it alarm ZD:66 will be generated; 0-off; Range of programming: 0..5e+04; 0 m3 MO ^long U1, U0, S, P 6561>...> p1w min Range of indications pressure p1 input; Range of programming: e+04; 0 kpa MO ^long S, P 6565>...> p1w max Range of indications pressure p1 input; Range of programming: e+04; 0 kpa MO ^long S, P 6569>...> p2w min Range of indications pressure p2 input; Range of programming: e+04; 0 kpa MO ^long 1 S, P 6573>...> p2w max Range of indications pressure p2 input; Range of programming: e+04; 0 kpa MO ^long 1 S, P 6577>...> tw min Range of indications temperature input; Range of programming: ; 0 C MO ^long S, P 6581>...> tw max Range of indications temperature input; Range of programming: ; 0 C MO ^long S, P 6585>...> p1a Calibration coefficient of p1 input; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^short 1 1 S, P, M 6589> p1b Calibration coefficient of p1 input; Range of programming: -2e+04..2e+04; 0 MO ^short 1 1 S, P, M 6591> ta Calibration coefficient of t input; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^short 1 1 S, P, M 6593> tb Calibration coefficient of t input; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^short 1 1 S, P, M 6595> p2a Calibration coefficient of p2 input; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^short U0, S, P 6597> p2b Calibration coefficient of p2 input; Range of programming: -2e+04..2e+04; 0 MO ^short U0, S, P 6599> conf_language Current chosen language; Value 0 corresponds to first language of parameter languages (DP:405); 0 MO ^byte U0, U1, S, P languages Available languages; 0 O ^string 6602>...> Qm time Time of lack LF pulses, after which value of flowrate Qm (DP:6) will be set as 0; Range of programming: ; 0 min MO ^byte U0, S, P OTS Time from before of modification of device clock; 0 O ^dword 6615> PRV Version of data in periodic registration; 0 O ^word Index D Index of sample in daily registration; 0 O ^dword 6618> PRP1 Parameter 1 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P PRP2 Parameter 2 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P PRP3 Parameter 3 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P PRP4 Parameter 4 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P PRP5 Parameter 5 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P PRP6 Parameter 6 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P PRP7 Parameter 7 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P PRP8 Parameter 8 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P PRP9 Parameter 9 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P PRP10 Parameter 10 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P PRP11 Parameter 11 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P PRP12 Parameter 12 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P PRP13 Parameter 13 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P

16 423 PRP14 Parameter 14 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P PRP15 Parameter 15 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P PRP16 Parameter 16 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P PRP17 Parameter 17 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P PRP18 Parameter 18 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P PRP19 Parameter 19 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P PRP20 Parameter 20 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P PRP21 Parameter 21 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P PRP22 Parameter 22 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P PRP23 Parameter 23 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P PRP24 Parameter 24 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P PRP25 Parameter 25 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P PRP26 Parameter 26 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P PRP27 Parameter 27 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P PRP28 Parameter 28 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P PRP29 Parameter 29 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P PRP30 Parameter 30 in periodic registration; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, U1, S, P EXT POW State of external supply; 0- disconnected; 1-external supply connected; 0 O ^byte EXT_POW_CHECK Checking state of external supply; 0 do not check, 1 check; 0 MO ^byte U0, U1, S, P CRC1 CRC_BOOTLOADER; 0 O ^dword 6652> CRC2 CRC_MET; 0 O ^dword 6654> CRC3 CRC_ALG; 0 O ^dword 6656> CRC4 CRC_UI; 0 O ^dword 6658> CRC5 CRC_STORAGE; 0 O ^dword 6660> CRC6 CRC_TRANS_EXT; 0 O ^dword 6662> CRC7 CRC_RTOS; 0 O ^dword 6664> CRC8 CRC_BASE; 0 O ^dword 6666> CRC9 CRC_DRIVERS; 0 O ^dword 6668> CRC10 CRC_DIAGNOSTIC; 0 O ^dword 6670> FRC1 Service parameter; 0 MO ^dword S, P 6672> FSC1 Service parameter; 0 MO ^dword S, P 6674> AFRC1 Service parameter; 0 MO ^dword S, P 6676> FRC2 Service parameter; 0 MO ^dword S, P 6678> FSC2 Service parameter; 0 MO ^dword S, P 6680> AFRC2 Service parameter; 0 MO ^dword S, P 6682> FRC3 Service parameter; 0 MO ^dword S, P 6684> FSC3 Service parameter; 0 MO ^dword S, P 6686> AFRC3 Service parameter; 0 MO ^dword S, P 6688> sense Current value of parameter on SENSE input; 0 O ^short 6690> sense V_in Current value of voltage on SENSE input; 0 V O ^short 6692> sense min Graduation of parameter on SENSE input; Range of programming: -1e+04..1e+04; 0 MO ^short U1, U0, S, P 6694> sense max Graduation of parameter on SENSE input; Range of programming: -1e+04..1e+04; 0 MO ^short U1, U0, S, P 6696> sense a Calibration coefficient of sensor on SENSE input; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^short 1 U0, S, P 6698> sense b Calibration coefficient of sensor on SENSE input; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^short 1 U0, S, P 6700> sense on Switch of reserve SENSE input; 0-off, 1-on; Range of programming: 0..1; 0 MO ^byte U1, U0, S, P io Actual value of current on current output; 0 ma O ^short 6703> io idx Index of parameter controlling current output; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U1, U0, S, P io min Graduation of parameter controlling current output; Range of programming: -1e+03..5e+06; 0 MO ^short U1, U0, S, P 6706> io max Graduation of parameter controlling current output; Range of programming: -1e+03..5e+06; 0 MO ^short U1, U0, S, P 6708> io a Calibration coefficient of current output; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^short 1 U0, S, P 6710>

17 473 io b Calibration coefficient of current output; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^short 1 U0, S, P 6712> io on Switch of current output circuit LOOP; 0-off, 1-on; 0 MO ^byte U1, U0, S, P Calib Service parameter; 0 O ^byte SV1 Service parameter; 0 O ^word SV2 Service parameter; 0 O ^word UpCode Service parameter; 0 O ^dword 6718> lock FW1 Blockade of software updating - administrative level; 0- lock off; 1- lock on; 0 MO ^byte 1 1 I, P lock FW2 Blockade of software updating - user level; 0- lock off; 1- lock on; Range of programming: 0..3; 0 MO ^byte U0, S, P SYS1 Service parameter; 0 RO ^dword 6722> SYS2 Service parameter; 0 O ^dword 6724> SYS3 Service parameter; 0 O ^dword 6726> SYS4 Service parameter; 0 O ^dword 6728> SYS5 Service parameter; 0 O ^dword 6730> SYS6 Service parameter; 0 O ^dword 6732> Hs min Range of superior calorific value; 0 MJ/m3 O ^long 6734>...> Hs max Range of superior calorific value; 0 MJ/m3 O ^long 6738>...> Erasing Service parameter; 0 MO ^byte 1 S, P BCT Repetition period of measuring cycle in battery mode; Range of programming: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 12, 15, 20, 30, 60; 0 s MO ^byte 1 U1, U0, S, P ECT Repetition period of measuring cycle in external supply mode; Range of programming: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 12, 15, 20, 30, 60; 0 s MO ^byte 1 U1, U0, S, P COM1 baudrate Baud rate of transmission port COM1; Range of programming: 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, ; 0 bps MO ^dword U1, U0, S, P 6745> COM1 address Address of transmission port COM1; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U1, U0, S, P COM2 baudrate Baud rate of transmission port COM2; Range of programming: 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, ; 0 bps MO ^dword U1, U0, S, P 6748> COM2 address Address of transmission port COM2; Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U1, U0, S, P COM3 baudrate Baud rate of transmission port COM3 (OPTO); Range of programming: 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, ; 0 bps MO ^dword U0, S, P 6751> COM3 address Address of transmission port COM3 (OPTO); Range of programming: ; 0 MO ^word U0, S, P COM3 status State of OPTO-GAZ interface; active bits: b0- head connected; b1- channel active; 0 O ^byte dt_tm_comp Service parameter; 0 O ^string 6755>...> Resources Language's resources description; 0 O ^string 6767>...> Cycle Service parameter; 0 O ^word LogoutTm Time to automatic logout, after logging using transmission; Range of programming: 0..60; 0 min MO ^word U1, U0, S, P UC1 Service parameter; 0 O ^byte UC2 Service parameter; 0 O ^byte UC3 Service parameter; 0 O ^byte UC4 Service parameter; 0 O ^byte UC5 Service parameter; 0 O ^byte UC6 Service parameter; 0 O ^byte UC7 Service parameter; 0 O ^byte UC8 Service parameter; 0 O ^byte UC9 Service parameter; 0 O ^byte UC10 Service parameter; 0 O ^byte UC11 Service parameter; 0 O ^byte UC12 Service parameter; 0 O ^byte UC13 Service parameter; 0 O ^byte UC14 Service parameter; 0 O ^byte UC15 Service parameter; 0 O ^byte sys status system status 0 O ^dword 6796>

18 519 Batt. cap Battery capacity. Range of programming: ; 0 Ah MO ^word 1 U1, U0, S, P Batt. idx Battery count. Range of programming: 1..3; 0 MO ^byte 1 U1, U0, S, P

19 4.2. List of alarms ZD table Table which present structure of alarms in device. [code] code of event of alarm used for example to configuration of binary outputs [name] name of alarm or event [amount] amount of parameters saved with alarm or event [p1.. p14] indexes of parameters from DP table saved with alarm or event System alarm (main counters of device are stopped!) Process alarm Temporary event Permanent event code name amount p1 p2 p3 p4 p5 p6 p7 p8 p9 p10 p11 p12 p13 p14 Description 0 Device Startup Start of device 1 Calculation error Calculation error was detected 2 algz range Values of input parameters used to calculations of Z and Zb exceeded ranges specified for chosen algorithm 3 p1 limit Value of pressure p1 is below l p1 (DP:200) or above u p1 (DP:201) 4 p2 limit Value of pressure p2 is below l p2 (DP:202) or above u p2 (DP:203) 5 Time corrected Time was changed for less than 10 minutes 6 Time auto set Automatic change of summer/winter time 7 t limit Value of temperature t is below l t (DP:204) or above u t (DP:205) 8 tamb error Ambient temperature sensor is faulty 9 Qb limit Value of flow rate Qb is below l Qb (DP:193) or above u Qb (DP:194) 10 Qm limit Value of flow rate Qm is below l Qm (DP:195) or above u Qm (DP:196) 11 dvbh 3 limit Current value of dvbh (DP:262) exceeded l dvbh 3 (DP:192) 12 cl dvbh 2 limit Current value of dvbh (DP:262) exceeded cl dvbh 2 (DP:384) 13 cl dvbh 1 limit Current value of dvbh (DP:262) exceeded cl dvbh 1 (DP:383) 14 Vm-V2 limit Difference between counters Vm and V2 exceeded tolerance Vm-V2 (DP:197) 15 flf range Maximum frequency of LF pulses (2,5Hz) is exceeded 16 p1 range Value of p1 pressure is out of range p1 min.. p1 max (DP:182..DP:183) 17 p2 range Value of p2 pressure is out of range p2 min.. p2 max (DP:184..DP:185) 18 t range Value of temperature t is out of range t min.. t max (DP:186..DP:187)

20 19 Qm range HF/LF limit Value of flow rate Qm is out of range Qm min.. Qm max (DP:180..DP:181) Dynamically controlled HF/LF pulses ratio exceeded tolerance t HF/LF (DP:199) according to l HF/LF (DP:198) 21 Time changed Time was changed for more than 10 minutes 22 Calibration mode Inactive event 23 Intrusion attempt Vm changed Inactive event 25 dtau changed Inactive event 26 Configuration changed There were 3 unsuccessful login attempts. Blockade of device programming for 3 minutes Change of pulses input configuration 27 Value changed Change of value of parameter from DP table (number type) 28 Text changed Change of value of parameter from DP table (text type) F gas comp. changed Substitute gas comp Inactive event 31 Correction on Inactive event Change of parameters connected with full gas composition (DP:51..DP:73) 32 Software update Device software was updated 33 Data erased Performed erase of chosen archive of device 34 S1: Detected change of status at signaling input S1 35 S2: Detected change of status at signaling input S2 36 S3: Detected change of status at signaling input S3 37 Ext. supply Connection of external power supply 38 Ext. supply error Fluctuation of voltage external power supply 39 Solar battery Inactive event 40 Battery disconnected Inactive event 41 Battery exchange Battery exchange 42 Battery low Battery charge is lower than 10% 43 Keyboard error 1 0 Keyboard fault 44 Counter overrun Counter exceeded permissible maximum value (overrun) 45 Tamper switch Tamper switch is open 46 lock CFG OFF Blockade of configuration is turned off (PROG switch is in OFF position) 47 R1 limit Value on input R1 is below l R1 (DP:206) or above u R1 (DP:207) 48 R2 limit Value on input R2 is below l R2 (DP:208) or above u R2 (DP:209) 49 R3 limit Value on input R3 is below l R3 (DP:210) or above u R3 (DP:211) 50 R4 limit Value on input R4 is below l R4 (DP:212) or above u R4 (DP:213)

21 51 R1 disconnected Connection lost with device on input R1 52 R2 disconnected Connection lost with device on input R2 53 R3 disconnected Connection lost with device on input R3 54 Collective alarm B Detected change of state in group of collective alarm B 55 Collective alarm A Detected change of state in group of collective alarm A 56 S4: Detected change of status at signaling input S4 57 S5: Detected change of status at signaling input S5 58 S6: Detected change of status at signaling input S6 59 S7: Detected change of status at signaling input S7 60 S8: Detected change of status at signaling input S8 61 deh 1 limit Current value of deh (DP:266) exceeded l deh 1 (DP:375) 62 deh 2 limit Current value of deh (DP:266) exceeded l deh 2 (DP:376) 63 deh 3 limit Current value of deh (DP:266) exceeded l deh 3 (DP:377) 64 System autotest System error detected 65 eph Vb 1 limit eph Vb 2 limit Alarms cleared Performed clearing of alarms 68 AlarmLOG full AlarmLOG>80% tamb range Current value of eph Vb (DP:259) exceeded l eph 1 (DP:390). Alarm will be active to the end of current hour Current value of eph Vb (DP:259) exceeded l eph 2 (DP:391). Alarm will be active to the end of current hour Level of fulfillment of alarms memory has reached 100%. Alarms clearing is required Level of fulfillment of alarms memory exceeded 80%. Alarms clearing is recommended Value of ambient temperature is out of range tamb min.. tamb max (DP:188.. DP:189) 71 Login User login into device using keyboard 72 S gas comp. changed Case open Case open detected Change of parameters connected with simplified gas composition (DP:46..DP:48) 74 Data update Performed data update of device 21

22 4.3. Table of main events (SetupLOG) code name num p1 p2 p3 p4 p5 p Software update 6 Vb E Account SV1 SV2 UpCode 1001 Data erased 4 Vb E Account Erasing 1002 Config. changed 6 Vb E Account last idx last v1 last v Time changed 4 Vb E Account OTS 1004 Alarms cleared 4 Vb E Account Index A 1005 Intrusion attempt 3 Vb E Account 1006 reserved Battery exchange 3 Vb E Account 1008 SetupLog erased 3 Vb E Account 1009 reserved Data update 6 Vb E Account SV1 SV2 SYS6 22

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