Varec 4000 manual Host Menu Description

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ConfigurationTank Gauge Transmitter

3.4.4

Host Menu

 

 

Host Menu

Description

Type

Type of host communication interface. Modbus or Mark/Space.

 

Use F1/F2 to select.

 

 

Mark/Space Adr4

Address of ATT on Mark/Space bus. 0-999 is valid.

Low Speed4

Whether or not to use low speed on Mark/Space bus. Yes or No

 

is valid.

 

 

Xmtr to Sim4

Type of Mark/Space transmitter to simulate. 1800 or 1900 are

 

valid. Use F1/F2 to select.

 

 

Encoder to Sim4

Type of level encoder to simulate on the Mark/Space bus. Eng

 

Frac, Eng Dec, 0-20m , or 0-30m are valid. Use F1/F2 to select.

 

 

Disable Temp Reply4

If 'YES' disables the temperature portion of the reply on the

 

Mark/Space bus and answer with only a 40 bit reply.If 'NO' the

 

standard 56 bit message is returned with level and

 

temperature. This only applies to the 1800/1900 reply mode

 

for compatibility. Yes or No are valid.

 

 

ASU Connected4

If 'YES' replies with the level using a 39 bit message. The ASU is

 

expected to be connected to the Mark/Space bus and will add

 

the temperature portion of the reply to complete a 56 bit

 

response. Yes or No are valid.

 

 

Temp to Sim4

Temperature units to simulate on the traditional Mark/Space

 

reply. F or C are valid. Use F1/F2 to select.

 

 

Offset Temp By 1004

If 'YES' the temperature returned to the Mark/Space host is

 

offset by 100 degrees. This only applies to the 1800/1900

 

reply mode for compatibility while emulating these

 

transmitters.

 

 

Low Battery4

Determines how low battery status is to be reported using the

 

old 1800/1900 reply. None, HwIn1, HwIn2, or Bad Level are

 

valid. Use F1/F2 to select.

 

 

Modbus Address5

Address of ATT on the Modbus bus. 1-254 is valid.

Baud5

Serial baud rate used. 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, and 9600

 

are valid. Use F1/F2 to select.

 

 

Parity5

Parity used for serial communications. None, Odd, and Even are

 

valid. Use F1/F2 to select.

 

 

Stop Bits5

Number of stop bits used for serial communications. 1 or 2 is

 

valid.

 

 

Max Integer6

Maximum integer value used to indicate a full scale value for

 

scaled integer registers. 0 - 65535 is valid.

 

 

Min Level6

Value corresponding to a 0% scaled level value.

 

 

Max Level6

Value corresponding to a 100% full scale level value.

 

 

Min Temp6

Value corresponding to a 0% scaled temperature value.

 

 

Max Temp6

Value corresponding to a 100% full scale temperature value.

 

 

3.4.5Notes on Menu Items

1Only displayed if in Display Mode

2Only displayed if in Alter Mode

3Only displayed if TRUE

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Contents Installation Operations Manual Page Copyright Disclaimer of Warranties Safety Precaution Definitions Safety Precautions Tank Gauge Transmitter Introduction Tank Gauge Transmitter Glossary Tank Gauge Transmitter Viii Using This Manual IntroductionOperation ConfigurationConstruction Installation Mounting the Equipment Part Number Gauge Adapter KitWiring ATT WiringWiring Preparation Connecting Input PowerConnecting Host Communication Terminal Block One TB1 Terminal Block Two TB2ATT EIA485 Wiring Typical EIA485 WiringTypical EIA485 System Wiring ATT Mark/Space Wiring Typical Mark/Space Field WiringConnecting the RTD Connecting the Handheld TerminalWiring Completion Installation CheckoutConfiguration Configuration Parameters1200 Hand Held Terminal Function Key DescriptionTerminal Mode Configuration Terminal Mode Operation 1200 Hand Held TerminalMenu Operation Main Menu Main Menu DescriptionSummary Menu Summary Menu DescriptionConfiguration Menu Configuration Menu DescriptionHost Menu Host Menu DescriptionQuick Setup General Configuration Imperial Fractional 1900 Quick Setup DefaultsHost Configuration Imperial Decimal 1900 Quick Setup Defaults 3 0-20 Meter 1900 Quick Setup Defaults 4 0-30 Meter 1900 Quick Setup Defaults Imperial Fractional 1800 Series Transmitter Quick Setup Imperial Decimal 1800 Series Transmitter Quick Setup7 0-20 Meters 1800 Series Transmitter Quick Setup 8 0-30 Meters 1800 Series Transmitter Quick SetupImperial Modbus Quick Setup Defaults Metric Modbus Quick Setup Defaults Maintenance Maintenance and TroubleshootingBattery Replacement ATT Error Status Conditions TroubleshootingError Message Description ATT Status Conditions ATT Configuration Error CheckingStatus Condition Description Model 1200 Error Messages Host Communication Loopback TestsSpecifications Specifications and Physical CharacteristicsInput Power EnvironmentalLevel Measurement Safety Agency Approvals Intrinsic SafetyExplosion Proof Agency Acronym RequirementAssembly/Component Part Number Major System Assemblies and ComponentsOrder Codes CommunicationsOrder Codes Theory of Operation CPU BoardBack-up Battery Status Inputs and OutputsAtti Communications Port Host Communications InterfacesTemperature Measurement Encoder Battery BackupHost Communication Function Number Mark/Space Host InterfaceNumber Exception Modbus Support over Mark/Space Host Interface Compatibility with Varec Tank Polling UnitTheory of Operation ATT Family of Products Model 4040 Display UnitRelay Specifications Model 4050 Digital Input/Output UnitDigital Outputs Digital InputsIntroduction Modbus ImplementationImplementation Modbus Implementation Integer Registers Functions and Data FormatsTerm Definition Host Request Integer DataATT Response Character Data Coded Data Packed Bit DataFloating-Point Registers Floating-Point DataTwo 16-bit Registers Format Floating Point DataOne 32-bit Register Format Status Bits Status Bit DataException Responses Exception Response ReasonLoopback Test Data Out of RangeHardware Implementation Integer Register Map Register Number Type DescriptionRegister Number Sw Ver0-1 Noise Reject Type Floating Point Register Map Status Bit Register MapModbus Implementation Optional Interfaces 10.1 4000TIFMO10.2 4000GEFMO 10.3 4000LJFMO10.5 4000WBFMO 10.6 4000GMFMOGlossary Adv Hi LevelDband TSU Tank Gauge Transmitter 4000 Your official representative Your offical representative