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Programming WorkbookIssue/Rev. 0.3 (8/97) Bulletin AB06034

AccuLoad ® II - RBU

Electronic Preset Delivery System

This worksheet applies to AccuLoad II operating with RBU 00 fi rmware. (Refer to Operator Reference Manual MN06066L for complete program entry descriptions.)

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System Directories ....................................................................................................................................................... 1

System General Purpose Directory ........................................................................................................................ 21

System Flow Control Directory............................................................................................................................... 26

System Volume Accuracy Directory ....................................................................................................................... 28

System Temperature & Density Directory .............................................................................................................. 32

System Pressure Directory .................................................................................................................................... 33

System Read Only Directory .................................................................................................................................. 33

System Communication Directory .......................................................................................................................... 34

System Input/Output Directory ............................................................................................................................... 43

System Diagnostic Directory .................................................................................................................................. 50

Product Directories .................................................................................................................................................... 54

Product General Purpose Directory ....................................................................................................................... 54

Product Flow Control Directory .............................................................................................................................. 54

Product Volume Accuracy Directory ...................................................................................................................... 56

Product Temperature & Density Directory .............................................................................................................. 59

Product Pressure Directory .................................................................................................................................... 61

Product Read Only Directory ................................................................................................................................. 64

Product Communications Directory ........................................................................................................................ 65

Inputs & Outputs Directory ..................................................................................................................................... 66

Diagnostics Directory ............................................................................................................................................. 66

Blend Recipe Directories............................................................................................................................................ 67

Blend Recipe # __ Directory .................................................................................................................................. 67

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Program Program Code Function Code Description Entry Code

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System Directories 000 System Configuration Directory 000 001 Number of Products Enter: "1" One Product 001 "2" Two Products "3" Three Products "4" Four Products __ 002 Number of Additive Enter: "0" No Additive Injectors 002 Injectors "1" One Additive Injector "2" Two Additive Injectors "3" Three Additive Injectors "4" Four Additive Injectors "5" Five Additive Injectors "6" Six Additive Injectors "7" Seven Additive Injectors "8" Eight Additive Injectors __ 003 A/C Output Relay 1 Enter: "00" No Assignment (N/A) 003 Terminals 89 & 90 "01" Additive Relay 1 (ADD1) "02" Additive Relay 2 (ADD2) "03" Additive Relay 3 (ADD3) "04" Additive Relay 4 (ADD4) "05" Additive Relay 5 (ADD5) "06" Additive Relay 6 (ADD6) "07" Additive Relay 7 (ADD7) "08" Additive Relay 8 (ADD8) "09" Additive Pump 1 (ADP1) "10" Additive Pump 2 (ADP2) "11" Additive Pump 3 (ADP3) "12" Additive Pump 4 (ADP4) "13" Additive Pump 5 (ADP5) "14" Additive Pump 6 (ADP6) "15" Additive Pump 7 (ADP7) "16" Additive Pump 8 (ADP8) "17" Alarm Relay (ALR) __ __ Note: When using three or four products this relay must be programmed "00" (No Assignment).

Program Code

Function Code

Description

Entry

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004 A/C Output Relay 2 Enter: "00" No Assignment (N/A) 004 Terminals 91 & 92 "01" Additive Relay 1 (ADD1) "02" Additive Relay 2 (ADD2) "03" Additive Relay 3 (ADD3) "04" Additive Relay 4 (ADD4) "05" Additive Relay 5 (ADD5) "06" Additive Relay 6 (ADD6) "07" Additive Relay 7 (ADD7) "08" Additive Relay 8 (ADD8) "09" Additive Pump 1 (ADP1) "10" Additive Pump 2 (ADP2) "11" Additive Pump 3 (ADP3) "12" Additive Pump 4 (ADP4) "13" Additive Pump 5 (ADP5) "14" Additive Pump 6 (ADP6) "15" Additive Pump 7 (ADP7) "16" Additive Pump 8 (ADP8) "17" Alarm Relay (ALR) __ __ Note: When using three or four products this relay must be programmed "00" (No Assignment).

005 A/C Output Relay 3 Enter: "00" No Assignment (N/A) 005 Terminals 93 & 94 "01" Additive Relay 1 (ADD1) "02" Additive Relay 2 (ADD2) "03" Additive Relay 3 (ADD3) "04" Additive Relay 4 (ADD4) "05" Additive Relay 5 (ADD5) "06" Additive Relay 6 (ADD6) "07" Additive Relay 7 (ADD7) "08" Additive Relay 8 (ADD8) "09" Additive Pump 1 (ADP1) "10" Additive Pump 2 (ADP2) "11" Additive Pump 3 (ADP3) "12" Additive Pump 4 (ADP4) "13" Additive Pump 5 (ADP5) "14" Additive Pump 6 (ADP6) "15" Additive Pump 7 (ADP7) "16" Additive Pump 8 (ADP8) "17" Alarm Relay (ALR) "22" General Relay (GEN) __ __


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006 A/C Output Relay 4 Enter: "00" No Assignment (N/A) 006 Terminals 95 & 96 "01" Additive Relay 1 (ADD1) "02" Additive Relay 2 (ADD2) "03" Additive Relay 3 (ADD3) "04" Additive Relay 4 (ADD4) "05" Additive Relay 5 (ADD5) "06" Additive Relay 6 (ADD6) "07" Additive Relay 7 (ADD7) "08" Additive Relay 8 (ADD8) "09" Additive Pump 1 (ADP1) "10" Additive Pump 2 (ADP2) "11" Additive Pump 3 (ADP3) "12" Additive Pump 4 (ADP4) "13" Additive Pump 5 (ADP5) "14" Additive Pump 6 (ADP6) "15" Additive Pump 7 (ADP7) "16" Additive Pump 8 (ADP8) "17" Alarm Relay (ALR) “22” General Relay (GEN) 007 A/C Output Relay 5 Enter: "00" No Assignment (N/A) 007 Terminals 87 & 88 "01" Additive Relay 1 (ADD1) "02" Additive Relay 2 (ADD2) "03" Additive Relay 3 (ADD3) "04" Additive Relay 4 (ADD4) "05" Additive Relay 5 (ADD5) "06" Additive Relay 6 (ADD6) "07" Additive Relay 7 (ADD7) "08" Additive Relay 8 (ADD8) "09" Additive Pump 1 (ADP1) "10" Additive Pump 2 (ADP2) "11" Additive Pump 3 (ADP3) "12" Additive Pump 4 (ADP4) "13" Additive Pump 5 (ADP5) "14" Additive Pump 6 (ADP6) "15" Additive Pump 7 (ADP7) "16" Additive Pump 8 (ADP8) "17" Alarm Relay (ALR) "18" Pump-Product 1 (PMP1) "19" Pump-Product 2 (PMP2) "20" Pump-Product 3 (PMP3) "21" Pump-Product 4 (PMP4) __ __


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008 A/C Output Relay 6 Enter: "00" No Assignment (N/A) 008 Terminals 84 & 85 "01" Additive Relay 1 (ADD1) "02" Additive Relay 2 (ADD2) "03" Additive Relay 3 (ADD3) "04" Additive Relay 4 (ADD4) "05" Additive Relay 5 (ADD5) "06" Additive Relay 6 (ADD6) "07" Additive Relay 7 (ADD7) "08" Additive Relay 8 (ADD8) "09" Additive Pump 1 (ADP1) "10" Additive Pump 2 (ADP2) "11" Additive Pump 3 (ADP3) "12" Additive Pump 4 (ADP4) "13" Additive Pump 5 (ADP5) "14" Additive Pump 6 (ADP6) "15" Additive Pump 7 (ADP7) "16" Additive Pump 8 (ADP8) "17" Alarm Relay (ALR) "18" Pump-Product 1 (PMP1) "19" Pump-Product 2 (PMP2) "20" Pump-Product 3 (PMP3) "21" Pump-Product 4 (PMP4) __ __ 009 A/C Output Relay 7 Enter: "00" No Assignment (N/A) 009 Terminals 124 & 125 "01" Additive Relay 1 (ADD1) "02" Additive Relay 2 (ADD2) "03" Additive Relay 3 (ADD3) "04" Additive Relay 4 (ADD4) "05" Additive Relay 5 (ADD5) "06" Additive Relay 6 (ADD6) "07" Additive Relay 7 (ADD7) "08" Additive Relay 8 (ADD8) "09" Additive Pump 1 (ADP1) "10" Additive Pump 2 (ADP2) "11" Additive Pump 3 (ADP3) "12" Additive Pump 4 (ADP4) "13" Additive Pump 5 (ADP5) "14" Additive Pump 6 (ADP6) "15" Additive Pump 7 (ADP7) "16" Additive Pump 8 (ADP8) "17" Alarm Relay (ALR) __ __ Note: When using four products this relay must be programmed "00" (No Assignment).


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010 A/C Output Relay 8 Enter: "00" No Assignment (N/A) 010 Terminals 126 & 127 "01" Additive Relay 1 (ADD1) "02" Additive Relay 2 (ADD2) "03" Additive Relay 3 (ADD3) "04" Additive Relay 4 (ADD4) "05" Additive Relay 5 (ADD5) "06" Additive Relay 6 (ADD6) "07" Additive Relay 7 (ADD7) "08" Additive Relay 8 (ADD8) "09" Additive Pump 1 (ADP1) "10" Additive Pump 2 (ADP2) "11" Additive Pump 3 (ADP3) "12" Additive Pump 4 (ADP4) "13" Additive Pump 5 (ADP5) "14" Additive Pump 6 (ADP6) "15" Additive Pump 7 (ADP7) "16" Additive Pump 8 (ADP8) "17" Alarm Relay (ALR) __ __ Note: When using four products this relay must be programmed "00" (No Assignment).

011 A/C Output Relay 9 Enter: "00" No Assignment (N/A) 011 Terminals 128 & 129 "01" Additive Relay 1 (ADD1) "02" Additive Relay 2 (ADD2) "03" Additive Relay 3 (ADD3) "04" Additive Relay 4 (ADD4) "05" Additive Relay 5 (ADD5) "06" Additive Relay 6 (ADD6) "07" Additive Relay 7 (ADD7) "08" Additive Relay 8 (ADD8) "09" Additive Pump 1 (ADP1) "10" Additive Pump 2 (ADP2) "11" Additive Pump 3 (ADP3) "12" Additive Pump 4 (ADP4) "13" Additive Pump 5 (ADP5) "14" Additive Pump 6 (ADP6) "15" Additive Pump 7 (ADP7) "16" Additive Pump 8 (ADP8) "17" Alarm Relay (ALR) "22" General Relay (GEN) __ __


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012 A/C Output Relay 10 Enter: "00" No Assignment (N/A) 012 Terminals 130 & 131 "01" Additive Relay 1 (ADD1) "02" Additive Relay 2 (ADD2) "03" Additive Relay 3 (ADD3) "04" Additive Relay 4 (ADD4) "05" Additive Relay 5 (ADD5) "06" Additive Relay 6 (ADD6) "07" Additive Relay 7 (ADD7) "08" Additive Relay 8 (ADD8) "09" Additive Pump 1 (ADP1) "10" Additive Pump 2 (ADP2) "11" Additive Pump 3 (ADP3) "12" Additive Pump 4 (ADP4) "13" Additive Pump 5 (ADP5) "14" Additive Pump 6 (ADP6) "15" Additive Pump 7 (ADP7) "16" Additive Pump 8 (ADP8) "17" Alarm Relay (ALR) "22" General Relay (GEN) __ __ 013 A/C Output Relay 11 Enter: "00" No Assignment (N/A) 013 Terminals 121 & 122 "01" Additive Relay 1 (ADD1) "02" Additive Relay 2 (ADD2) "03" Additive Relay 3 (ADD3) "04" Additive Relay 4 (ADD4) "05" Additive Relay 5 (ADD5) "06" Additive Relay 6 (ADD6) "07" Additive Relay 7 (ADD7) "08" Additive Relay 8 (ADD8) "09" Additive Pump 1 (ADP1) "10" Additive Pump 2 (ADP2) "11" Additive Pump 3 (ADP3) "12" Additive Pump 4 (ADP4) "13" Additive Pump 5 (ADP5) "14" Additive Pump 6 (ADP6) "15" Additive Pump 7 (ADP7) "16" Additive Pump 8 (ADP8) "17" Alarm Relay (ALR) "18" Pump-Product 1 (PMP1) "19" Pump-Product 2 (PMP2) "20" Pump-Product 3 (PMP3) "21" Pump-Product 4 (PMP4) __ __


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014 A/C Output Relay 12 Enter: "00" No Assignment (N/A) 014 Terminals 119 & 120 "01" Additive Relay 1 (ADD1) "02" Additive Relay 2 (ADD2) "03" Additive Relay 3 (ADD3) "04" Additive Relay 4 (ADD4) "05" Additive Relay 5 (ADD5) "06" Additive Relay 6 (ADD6) "07" Additive Relay 7 (ADD7) "08" Additive Relay 8 (ADD8) "09" Additive Pump 1 (ADP1) "10" Additive Pump 2 (ADP2) "11" Additive Pump 3 (ADP3) "12" Additive Pump 4 (ADP4) "13" Additive Pump 5 (ADP5) "14" Additive Pump 6 (ADP6) "15" Additive Pump 7 (ADP7) "16" Additive Pump 8 (ADP8) "17" Alarm Relay (ALR) "18" Pump-Product 1 (PMP1) "19" Pump-Product 2 (PMP2) "20" Pump-Product 3 (PMP3) "21" Pump-Product 4 (PMP4) __ __ 015 D/C Output Relay 1 Enter: "00" No Assignment (N/A) 015 Terminals 9 & 10 "01" Additive Relay 1 (ADD1) (w/o Quad OPV) "02" Additive Relay 2 (ADD2) "03" Additive Relay 3 (ADD3) Terminals 11 & 10 "04" Additive Relay 4 (ADD4) (on Quad OPV) "05" Additive Relay 5 (ADD5) "06" Additive Relay 6 (ADD6) "07" Additive Relay 7 (ADD7) "08" Additive Relay 8 (ADD8) "09" Pulse Output (POT1) __ __ 016 D/C Output Relay 2 Enter: "00" No Assignment (N/A) 016 Terminals 57 & 58 "01" Additive Relay 1 (ADD1) (w/o Quad OPV) "02" Additive Relay 2 (ADD2) "03" Additive Relay 3 (ADD3) Terminals 15 & 14 "04" Additive Relay 4 (ADD4) (on Quad OPV) "05" Additive Relay 5 (ADD5) "06" Additive Relay 6 (ADD6) "07" Additive Relay 7 (ADD7) "08" Additive Relay 8 (ADD8) "09" Pulse Output (POT2) __ __


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017 D/C Output Relay 3 Enter: "00" No Assignment (N/A) 017 Terminals 13 & 12 "01" Additive Relay 1 (ADD1) on Quad OPV "02" Additive Relay 2 (ADD2) "03" Additive Relay 3 (ADD3) "04" Additive Relay 4 (ADD4) "05" Additive Relay 5 (ADD5) "06" Additive Relay 6 (ADD6) "07" Additive Relay 7 (ADD7) "08" Additive Relay 8 (ADD8) "09" Pulse Output (POT3) __ __ Note: This code is only available for use if the Quad OPV option has been purchased with the AccuLoad II. 018 D/C Output Relay 4 Enter: "00" No Assignment (N/A) 018 Terminals 17 & 16 "01" Additive Relay 1 (ADD1) on Quad OPV "02" Additive Relay 2 (ADD2) "03" Additive Relay 3 (ADD3) "04" Additive Relay 4 (ADD4) "05" Additive Relay 5 (ADD5) "06" Additive Relay 6 (ADD6) "07" Additive Relay 7 (ADD7) "08" Additive Relay 8 (ADD8) "09" Pulse Output (POT4) __ __ Note: This code is only available for use if the Quad OPV option has been purchased with the AccuLoad II. 019 A/C Input 1 Enter: "00" No Assignment (N/A) 019 Terminals 98 & 101 "01" Additive Feedback 1 (AFB1) "02" Additive Feedback 2 (AFB2) "03" Additive Feedback 3 (AFB3) "04" Additive Feedback 4 (AFB4) "05" Additive Feedback 5 (AFB5) "06" Additive Feedback 6 (AFB6) "07" Additive Feedback 7 (AFB7) "08" Additive Feedback 8 (AFB8) "09" First/Second High Flow (FSC) "10" Printer Tray Switch (PTS)* "11" Permissive 1 Contact (PRC1) "12" Permissive 2 Contact (PRC2) "13" Valve Power (VPW) "14" Valve Stem-Product 1 (VST1) "15" Valve Stem-Product 2 (VST2) "16" Valve Stem-Product 3 (VST3) "17" Valve Stem-Product 4 (VST4) __ __ *Note: Or can be used for Master Reset.


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020 A/C Input 2 Enter: "00" No Assignment (N/A) 020 Terminals 99 & 101 "01" Additive Feedback 1 (AFB1) "02" Additive Feedback 2 (AFB2) "03" Additive Feedback 3 (AFB3) "04" Additive Feedback 4 (AFB4) "05" Additive Feedback 5 (AFB5) "06" Additive Feedback 6 (AFB6) "07" Additive Feedback 7 (AFB7) "08" Additive Feedback 8 (AFB8) "09" First/Second High Flow (FSC) "10" Printer Tray Switch (PTS)* "11" Permissive 1 Contact (PRC1) "12" Permissive 2 Contact (PRC2) "13" Valve Power (VPW) "14" Valve Stem-Product 1 (VST1) "15" Valve Stem-Product 2 (VST2) "16" Valve Stem-Product 3 (VST3) "17" Valve Stem-Product 4 (VST4) __ __ *Note: Or can be used for Master Reset.



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022 A/C Input 4 Enter: "00" No Assignment (N/A) 022 Terminals 103 & 105 "01" Additive Feedback 1 (AFB1) "02" Additive Feedback 2 (AFB2) "03" Additive Feedback 3 (AFB3) "04" Additive Feedback 4 (AFB4) "05" Additive Feedback 5 (AFB5) "06" Additive Feedback 6 (AFB6) "07" Additive Feedback 7 (AFB7) "08" Additive Feedback 8 (AFB8) "09" First/Second High Flow (FSC) "10" Printer Tray Switch (PTS)* "11" Permissive 1 Contact (PRC1) "12" Permissive 2 Contact (PRC2) "13" Valve Power (VPW) "14" Valve Stem-Product 1 (VST1) "15" Valve Stem-Product 2 (VST2) "16" Valve Stem-Product 3 (VST3) "17" Valve Stem-Product 4 (VST4) __ __ *Note: Or can be used for Master Reset. Note: For "Remote Start" operation either this code or code 028 must be programmed "11" (Permissive 1 Contact), code 807 must be programmed "5" ("Remote Start") and jumpers must be installed as shown in the Installation Manual (MN06064).

023 A/C Input 5 Enter: "00" No Assignment (N/A) 023 Terminals 104 & 105 "01" Additive Feedback 1 (AFB1) "02" Additive Feedback 2 (AFB2) "03" Additive Feedback 3 (AFB3) "04" Additive Feedback 4 (AFB4) "05" Additive Feedback 5 (AFB5) "06" Additive Feedback 6 (AFB6) "07" Additive Feedback 7 (AFB7) "08" Additive Feedback 8 (AFB8) "09" First/Second High Flow (FSC) "10" Printer Tray Switch (PTS)* "11" Permissive 1 Contact (PRC1) "12" Permissive 2 Contact (PRC2) "13" Valve Power (VPW) "14" Valve Stem-Product 1 (VST1) "15" Valve Stem-Product 2 (VST2) "16" Valve Stem-Product 3 (VST3) "17" Valve Stem-Product 4 (VST4) __ __ *Note: Or can be used for Master Reset. Note: For "Remote Stop" operation this code must be programmed "12" (Permissive 2 Contact), code 811 must be programmed "5" ("Remote Stop" and jumpers must be installed as shown in the Installation Manual (MN06064).


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028 A/C Input 10 Enter: "00" No Assignment (N/A) 028 Terminals 110 & 112 "01" Additive Feedback 1 (AFB1) "02" Additive Feedback 2 (AFB2) "03" Additive Feedback 3 (AFB3) "04" Additive Feedback 4 (AFB4) "05" Additive Feedback 5 (AFB5) "06" Additive Feedback 6 (AFB6) "07" Additive Feedback 7 (AFB7) "08" Additive Feedback 8 (AFB8) "09" First/Second High Flow (FSC) "10" Printer Tray Switch (PTS)* "11" Permissive 1 Contact (PRC1) "12" Permissive 2 Contact (PRC2) "13" Valve Power (VPW) "14" Valve Stem-Product 1 (VST1) "15" Valve Stem-Product 2 (VST2) "16" Valve Stem-Product 3 (VST3) "17" Valve Stem-Product 4 (VST4) __ __ *Note: Or can be used for Master Reset. Note: For "Remote Start" operation either this code or code 028 must be programmed "11" (Permissive 1 Contact) code 807 must be programmed "5" (Remote Start) and jumpers must be installed as shown in the Installation Manual (MN06064).



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031 RTD #1 Enter: "0" RTD Not Used 031 Terminals 14, 15, "1" Product 1 16, & 17 "2" Product 2 "3" Product 3 "4" Product 4 __ 032 RTD #2 Enter: "0" RTD Not Used 032 Terminals 62, 63, "1" Product 1 64, & 65 "2" Product 2 "3" Product 3 "4" Product 4 __


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033 4-20 Channel #1 Enter: Two digit number indicating 033 Terminals 19 & 20 the use of this 4-20 Channel. First digit: "0" Channel Not Used "1" Product 1 "2" Product 2 "3" Product 3 "4" Product 4 Second digit: "0" Channel Not Used "1" Temperature "2" Pressure "3" Density (e.g., 11 indicates that this channel would be used by product 1 for a temperature input). __ __ 34 4-20 Channel #2 Enter: Two digit number indicating 034 Terminals 22 & 23 the use of this 4-20 Channel. First digit: "0" Channel Not Used "1" Product 1 "2" Product 2 "3" Product 3 "4" Product 4 Second digit: "0" Channel Not Used "1" Temperature "2" Pressure "3" Density (e.g., 11 indicates that this channel would be used by product 1 for a temperature input). __ __ 035 4-20 Channel #3 Enter: Two digit number indicating 035 Terminals 68 & 69 the use of this 4-20 Channel. First digit: "0" Channel Not Used "1" Product 1 "2" Product 2 "3" Product 3 "4" Product 4 Second digit: "0" Channel Not Used "1" Temperature "2" Pressure "3" Density (e.g., 11 indicates that this channel would be used by product 1 for a temperature input). __ __


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036 4-20 Channel #4 Enter: Two digit number indicating 036 Terminals 71 & 72 the use of this 4-20 Channel. First digit: "0" Channel Not Used "1" Product 1 "2" Product 2 "3" Product 3 "4" Product 4 Second digit: "0" Channel Not Used "1" Temperature "2" Pressure "3" Density (e.g., 11 indicates that this channel would be used by product 1 for a temperature input). __ __ 037 Additive Injector Enter: Four digit number indicating 037 #1 Plumbing the products that this additive injector is plumbed into. 1st digit - Product #1 2nd digit - Product #2 3rd digit - Product #3 4th digit - Product #4 A zero in the digit indicates that the injector is not plumbed into that product, a one indicates that the injector is plumbed into that product. (e.g., 1110 indicates that the injector is plumbed into products 1, 2,and 3.) __ __ __ __ Note: If that additive injector output is configured for use and this entry is "0000" the indication is that it is plumbed into the loading arm downstream of the metering system.


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038 Additive Injector Enter: Four digit number indicating 038 #2 Plumbing the products that this additive injector is plumbed into. 1st digit - Product #1 2nd digit - Product #2 3rd digit - Product #3 4th digit - Product #4 A zero in the digit indicates that the injector is not plumbed into that product, a one indicates that the injector is plumbed into that product. (e.g., 1110 indicates that the injector is plumbed into products 1, 2,and 3.) __ __ __ __ Note: If that additive injector output is configured for use and this entry is "0000" the indication is that it is plumbed into the loading arm downstream of the metering system. 039 Additive Injector Enter: Four digit number indicating 039 #3 Plumbing the products that this additive injector is plumbed into. 1st digit - Product #1 2nd digit - Product #2 3rd digit - Product #3 4th digit - Product #4 A zero in the digit indicates that the injector is not plumbed into that product, a one indicates that the injector is plumbed into that product. (e.g., 1110 indicates that the injector is plumbed into products 1, 2,and 3.) __ __ __ __ Note: If that additive injector output is configured for use and this entry is "0000" the indication is that it is plumbed into the loading arm downstream

of the metering system.


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040 Additive Injector Enter: Four digit number indicating 040 #4 Plumbing the products that this additive injector is plumbed into. 1st digit - Product #1 2nd digit - Product #2 3rd digit - Product #3 4th digit - Product #4 A zero in the digit indicates that the injector is not plumbed into that product, a one indicates that the injector is plumbed into that product. (e.g., 1110 indicates that the injector is plumbed into products 1, 2,and 3.) __ __ __ __ Note: If that additive injector output is configured for use and this entry is "0000" the indication is that it is plumbed into the loading arm downstream

of the metering system. 041 Additive Injector Enter: Four digit number indicating 041 #5 Plumbing the products that this additive injector is plumbed into.

1st digit - Product #1 2nd digit - Product #2 3rd digit - Product #3 4th digit - Product #4 A zero in the digit indicates that the injector is not plumbed into that product, a one indicates that the injector is plumbed into that product. (e.g., 1110 indicates that the injector is plumbed into products 1, 2,and 3.) __ __ __ __ Note: If that additive injector output is configured for use and this entry is "0000" the indication is that it is plumbed into the loading arm downstream of the metering system.


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042 Additive Injector Enter: Four digit number indicating 042 #6 Plumbing the products that this additive injector is plumbed into. 1st digit - Product #1 2nd digit - Product #2 3rd digit - Product #3 4th digit - Product #4 A zero in the digit indicates that the injector is not plumbed into that product, a one indicates that the injector is plumbed into that product. (e.g., 1110 indicates that the injector is plumbed into products 1, 2,and 3.) __ __ __ __ Note: If that additive injector output is configured for use and this entry is "0000" the indication is that it is plumbed into the loading arm downstream

of the metering system. 043 Additive Injector Enter: Four digit number indicating 043 #7 Plumbing the products that this additive injector is plumbed into. 1st digit - Product #1 2nd digit - Product #2 3rd digit - Product #3 4th digit - Product #4 A zero in the digit indicates that the injector is not plumbed into that product, a one indicates that the injector is plumbed into that product. (e.g., 1110 indicates that the injector is plumbed into products 1, 2,and 3.) __ __ __ __ Note: If that additive injector output is configured for use and this entry is "0000" the indication is that it is plumbed into the loading arm downstream of the metering system.


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044 Additive Injector Enter: Four digit number indicating 044 #8 Plumbing the products that this additive injector is plumbed into. 1st digit - Product #1 2nd digit - Product #2 3rd digit - Product #3 4th digit - Product #4 A zero in the digit indicates that the injector is not plumbed into that product, a one indicates that the injector is plumbed into that product. (e.g., 1110 indicates that the injector is plumbed into products 1, 2,and 3.) __ __ __ __ Note: If that additive injector output is configured for use and this entry is "0000" the indication is that it is plumbed into the loading arm downstream of the metering system. 045-089 Unassigned at Present 045-089 090 Input/Output Enter: "1" One Product 090 Configuration "2" Two Products "3" Three Products "4" Four Products __ Warning: If you have already programmed codes 001 through 045, do not program this code. It may change what you have already programmed. Note: Entering the above number will program the AccuLoad II to a typical Input and Output configuration for the number of products selected. Refer to manual MN06066L for input and output assignments when using this method of configuring the AccuLoad II-RBU. 091 Print Enter: Press "ENTER". The output configuration 091 Configuration will be displayed. Press "ENTER". The input configuration will be displayed. Press "ENTER" again to print the configuration report. 092-099 Unassigned at Present 092-099


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100 System General Purpose Directory 100 101 System Alarm Check/Reset Read only, Press E to clear None 101 Available Alarms A2: Print Cover Open E4: Printer Error A4: Print Cover Open F1: Add 1 Feedback B2: Buffer Overflow F2: Add 2 Feedback B4: Buffer Overflow F3: Add 3 Feedback CL: Clean Line F4: Add 4 Feedback CM: Communication F5: Add 5 Feedback DA: EEProm Bad F6: Add 6 Feedback DA: Ram Bad F7: Add 7 Feedback DA: Rom Uxx Bad F8: Add 8 Feedback DA: Watchdog Alarm H2: Printer Hardware DA: Display Error H4: Printer Hardware DA: Data Retention I2: Printer Not Responding DA: Display Boot Required I4: Printer Not Responding DA: Control Module OA: Overrun DA: Security Code O2: Printer Paper Out DA: Software Version O4: Printer Paper Out DA: Internal Temperature PA: Power Failure* DA: Keypad Alarm P2: Printer Communication DA: Keypad Mismatch P4: Printer Communication DA: Program Code SF: Storage Full D2: Printer Deselected SP: Shared Printer D4: Printer Deselected TK: Ticket Alarm E2: Printer Error ZF: Zero Flow** *Note: This alarm applies to RBU-07 and above firmware only. **Note: This alarm applies to RBU-08 and above firmware only. 102 Product 1 Alarm Check/Reset Read only, Press E to clear None 102 Available Alarms BH: Blend High LF: Low Flow BL: Blend Low LP: Low Pressure BP: Back Pressure LT: Low Temperature CF: Not Configured Flow OA: Overrun DA: Program Code PR: Pressure Transducer DR: Density Transducer PS: Pulse Security HD: High Density PT: Pulse Transmission Alarm HF: Excess High Flow TP: Temperature Probe HP: High Pressure UF: Unauthorized Flow HT: High Temperature VF: Valve Fault LD: Low Density ZF: Zero Flow


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103 Product 2 Alarm Check/Reset Read only, Press E to clear None 103 Available Alarms BH: Blend High LF: Low Flow BL: Blend Low LP: Low Pressure BP: Back Pressure LT: Low Temperature CF: Not Configured Flow OA: Overrun DA: Program Code PR: Pressure Transducer DR: Density Transducer PS: Pulse Security HD: High Density PT: Pulse Transmission Alarm HF: Excess High Flow TP: Temperature Probe HP: High Pressure UF: Unauthorized Flow HT: High Temperature VF: Valve Fault LD: Low Density ZF: Zero Flow 104 Product 3 Alarm Check/Reset Read only, Press E to clear None 104 Available Alarms BH: Blend High LF: Low Flow BL: Blend Low LP: Low Pressure BP: Back Pressure LT: Low Temperature CF: Not Configured Flow OA: Overrun DA: Program Code PR: Pressure Transducer DR: Density Transducer PS: Pulse Security HD: High Density PT: Pulse Transmission Alarm HF: Excess High Flow TP: Temperature Probe HP: High Pressure UF: Unauthorized Flow HT: High Temperature VF: Valve Fault LD: Low Density ZF: Zero Flow


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105 Product 4 Alarm Check/Reset Read only, Press E to clear None 105 Available Alarms BH: Blend High LF: Low Flow BL: Blend Low LP: Low Pressure BP: Back Pressure LT: Low Temperature CF: Not Configured Flow OA: Overrun DA: Program Code PR: Pressure Transducer DR: Density Transducer PS: Pulse Security HD: High Density PT: Pulse Transmission Alarm HF: Excess High Flow TP: Temperature Probe HP: High Pressure UF: Unauthorized Flow HT: High Temperature VF: Valve Fault LD: Low Density ZF: Zero Flow 106 Recipe Alarms Check/Reset Read only, Press E to clear None 106 Available Alarms DA: Program Code 107 Transaction Alarms To be read only None 107 108 Ready Mode Alarms To be read only None 108 109 Set Time Enter: Five digits. Two digits 109 for hours, Two digits for minutes and one to indicate military, time, AM or PM. The last digit will be "0" = AM, "1" = PM and "2" = Military (e.g., 01:130) __ __ __ __ __ 110 Set Date Enter: Six digits. Two digits for 110 month followed by two digits for day, followed by digits for year (e.g., 011288) __ __ __ __ __ __ 111 Dynamic Display Enter: Two digits in seconds 111 Time-out of time-out (e.g., 15) "00" Display will remain till the "CLEAR" key is pressed "99" will disable the dynamic displays. __ __


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112-139 Unassigned at Present 112-139 140 Protection of Program Enter: "0" for Weights and Measures Mode 140 Codes 180-189 "1" for Program Mode __ 141 Local Mode Alarm Enter: One digit from one to 141 Clearing nine indicates the number of alarms that can be cleared during a transaction when in the Run Mode. (e.g., 3) __ 142 Decimal or Comma Enter: "0" Decimal 142 Selection "1" Comma __ 143 Alarm Relay Enter: "0" Alarm Relay on Valve Fault 143 "1" Alarm Relay on Any Fault "2" No Alarm Relay __ 144 Run & Ready Mode Enter: "0" English 144 Initialization "1" Portuguese __ Note: This code applies to RBU-05 and above firmware. 145 Ready/Run Mode Enter: The number of the alarm that is to 145 Clearable Alarms be changed (see Appendix for the Selection alarms, associated numbers and recording entries). When the alarm is displayed enter a "0" if the alarm is allowed to be cleared in the Ready/Run Mode. Enter a "1" if the alarm is not allowed to be cleared in the Ready/Run Mode. Note: 1. If code 141 is set to "0" the message "No Alarm Clearing" will be displayed and no entries will be allowed. 2. This code applies to RBU-08 and above firmware. 146-179 Unassigned at Present 146-179 180 Programming Access Enter: Four digit number permits 180 Code entry in to the Program or Weights and Measures Mode (e.g., 1234) __ __ __ __


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181 Transaction Security Enter: Eight digit transaction 181 ID ID number (e.g., 12345678) "00000000" disables this feature __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 182 Transaction Security Enter: Up to 20 characters 182 Prompt Message for a prompt message (e.g., Enter ID Number) ____________________ 183 Auto Reset Timer Enter: Two digit number in 183 minutes that the AccuLoad II will remain in the a mode of operation before automatically returning to the Ready Mode (e.g., 05) "00" disables this feature __ __ 184 Ready Mode Enter: Up to 15 characters 184 Message for a prompt message (e.g., Load Arm #1) _________________ 185 Run & Ready Mode Enter: The number of the display 185 Customized Display that you want to change. Press "ENTER" the default display will appear for that number or you can scroll through the displays by pressing the "ENTER" key. The display can be changed using the character set resident in the AccuLoad II. (See Appendix for entry numbers and to record translation.) Note: This code applies to RBU-05 and above firmware. 186 Power Failure Alarm Enter: "0" No Power Failure Alarm 186 "1" Power Failure Alarm (No Local Clearing) "2" Power Failure Alarm (Local Clearing Allowed) __ Note: This code applies to RBU-07 and above firmware. 187-199 Unassigned at Present 187-199


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200 System Flow Control Directory 200 201 Low Flow Start Volume Enter: Four digits in whole 201 units (e.g., 0100) __ __ __ __ Note: The larger of the volumes as programmed in this code or calculated in code 202 will be used as the low flow start volume. 202 Low Flow Start Enter: Two digits in whole percentage 202 Percentage indicating the percentage of the preset to be delivered during low flow start (e.g., 10%) __ __ Note: The larger of the volumes as calculated using the percentage entered in this code or the volume entered in code 201 will be used as the low flow start volume. 203 Low Flow Start Rate Enter: Four digits in whole 203 units per minute (e.g., 0150) "0000" entry will not allow the valve to open. __ __ __ __ 204 Low Flow Start Enter: "0" Low Flow Start always after 204 zero flow. "1" Low Flow Start at beginning of batch only. ___ 205 System First High Enter: Four digits in whole units 205 Flow Rate (e.g., 0600) "0000" Entry will not allow the valve to open. __ __ __ __ 206 System Second High Enter: Four digits in whole units 206 Flow Rate (e.g., 0300) "0000" Entry will not allow the valve to open if configured for 1st/2nd High Flow. __ __ __ __ 207 Overrun Alarm Limit Enter: Two digits in whole 207 units (e.g., 15) "00" disables the alarm __ __ 208 Zero Flow Timer Enter: Two digits in seconds (e.g., 15) 208 "00" disables this option __ __


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209 Start Delay After Stop Enter: Three digits in whole seconds 209 of delay time from when the "STOP" is pressed until the "START" can be pressed. (e.g., 020) __ __ __ 210 Pump Relay Time Enter: Two digits in seconds of 210 Delay delay time for opening the pump relay after "STOP". (e.g., 09) __ __ 211 Valve Delay To Open Enter: Two digits in seconds of 211 delay time to open the valve after "START" is pressed. (e.g., 07) "00" disables option __ __ 212 Zero Flow Alarm Enter: "0" Zero Flow Alarm Disabled 212 "1" Zero Flow Alarm Enabled __ Note: This code applies to RBU-08 and above firmware. 213-239 Unassigned at Present 213-239 240 Protection of Program Enter: "0" for Weights and Measures Mode 240 Codes 280-289 "1" for Program Mode __ 280 Clean Line Product Enter: "1" for Product 1 280 "2" for Product 2 "3" for Product 3 "4" for Product 4 __ Note: If a recipe of 100% of the Clean Line Product is being loaded the AccuLoad II will not shut down and restart to add the Clean Line Product. This note applies to RBU-08 and above firmware. 281 Clean Line Volume Enter: Three digits in whole 281 units of product to be left in the clean line at the end of the batch. (e.g., 050) __ __ __


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282 Clean Line Alarm Enter: Two digits in volume 282 Limit of under delivery of the clean line volume allowed. (e.g., 10) __ __ 283 Ratio Adjustment Enter: Three digits in tenths to 283 Factor speed up response of blend values (e.g., 20.0) __ __ . __ Note: This adjustment factor must not be set to 00.0.

284 Ratio Adjustment Enter: Two digits in seconds to set 284 Timer amount of time between ratio flow adjustments. (e.g., 01) __ __ Note: This adjustment must not be set to 00.

285-299 Unassigned at Present 285-299 300 System Volume Accuracy Directory 300 301 Transaction Control Enter: "0" Local Tray Switch 301 "1" Print Key "2" Remote "3" Master Reset __ 302 Maximum Preset Enter: Five digits in whole units 302 Volume (e.g., up to 99,999 units) "00000" disables option __ __ __ __ __ 303 Minimum Preset Enter: Five digits in whole units 303 Volume (e.g., up to 99,999 units) "00000" disables option __ __ __ __ __ 304 Auto Preset Enter: Five digits in whole units 304 (e.g., 99,999 units) "00000" disables option __ __ __ __ __


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305 Auto Preset Increment Enter: Four digits in whole units 305 to increment the auto preset. (e.g., 0100 units) "0000" disables option __ __ __ __ 306 Blank Downcounter Enter: "0" Downcounter to be Displayed 306 "1" No Downcounter Displayed __ 307 Volumes for Local Enter: Four digit number indicating 307 Storage the volumes that will be stored in local storage along with the Gross Volume (GR). Note: A maximum of three volumes will be stored including the Gross. 1st digit - Raw Volumes (RW) 2nd digit - Gross at Standard Temperature Volumes (GT) 3rd digit - Net Volumes (NT) 4th digit - Mass Totals (MA) A zero in the digit indicates that the volume will not be saved in local storage, a one indicates the volume will be saved in local storage. (e.g., 1100 indicates the raw volumes and the Gross at standard temperature volumes will be stored along with the gross volumes.) __ __ __ __ 308-339 Unassigned at Present 308-339 340 Protection of Program Enter: "0" for Weights and Measures Mode 340 Codes 380-389 "1" for Program Mode __ 341 Display Units Enter: Three character message 341 identifying the display units (e.g., GAL) __ __ __ 342 Corrected Display Enter: "0" No Correction 342 Indicator "1" Correct Delivery Display "2" Corrected Preset Display "3" Corrected Delivery & Preset __


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343 Display Resolution Enter: "0" Whole Unit Display 343 "1" Tenth Unit Display "2" Hundredth Unit Display "3" Tens Unit Display __ 344 Proving Modes Enter: "0" Not Proving 344 "1" Weights and Measures Proving "2" High-Speed Proving __ 345 Proving Output Enter: "0" No Prover Output 345 "1" Product #1 Prover Output "2" Product #2 Prover Output "3" Product #3 Prover Output "4" Product #4 Prover Output __ 346 Proving Output Units Enter: "0" Raw Prover Output (Raw) 346 "1" Gross Prover (Grs) "2" Gross Prover at Standard Temperature (Gst) "3" Gross Prover at Standard Temperature and Pressure Preset (Net) "4" Mass Preset (Whole Units) __ 347 Recipes Per Enter: "0" Single Recipe/Transaction 347 Transaction "1" Multiple Recipes/Transaction __ 348 Blend Tolerance Enter: Two digits in tenths of a 348 (Percentage) percentage for the tolerance allowed for all delivered blends. (e.g., 5.0 = 5 %) __ . __ Note: The larger of the tolerances as calculated using the percentage entered in this code or the volume entered in code 349 will be used to determine when a blend alarm should be triggered. 349 Blend Tolerance Enter: Three digits of Volume for 349 (Volume) Blend Tolerance in tenths of units. (e.g., 10.0) __ __.__ Note: The larger of the tolerances as programmed in this code or calculated in code 348 will be used to determine when a blend alarm should be triggered.


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350 Combinated Pulse Enter: "0" Raw Pulse Output 350 Output "1" Gross Pulse Output "2" Gross @ Standard Temperature Output "3" Net Output "4" Mass Output __ Note: This code applies to RBU-02 and above firmware. 351 Combinated Pulse Enter: Six digits defining the 351 Output Resolution pulse output resolution (units/pulse) in thousandths of units, 000.000 disables this feature (e.g., 010.0) __ __ __ . __ __ __ Note: This code applies to RBU-02 and above firmware. 352 Combinate Pulse Enter: Three digits representing 352 Frequency will be output by the combinated pulse output. The range of this code is 004 to 999 (e.g., 500 Hz.). __ __ __ Note: This code applies to RBU-02 and above firmware. 353 Resolution of Enter: "0" Whole Units 353 Volumetric Totals "1" Tenth Units on a Printed Report "2" Hundredth Units __ Note: This code applies to RBU-08 and above firmware. 354 Number of Batches Enter: A single digit representing the 354 per Transaction number of batches allowed to be run per transaction. The range of this code is 1 through 6 (e.g., 1) __ Note: This code applies to RBU-11 and above firmware. 355-389 Unassigned at Present 355-389 390 Input Pulse Type Enter: "0" Active Pulse Input 390 "1" Contact Type Input __ 391-399 Unassigned at Present 391-399


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400 System Temperature & Density Directory 400 401-439 Unassigned at Present 401-439 440 Protection of Program Enter: "0" for Weights and Measures Mode 440 Codes 480-489 "1" for Program Mode __ 441 Temperature Units Enter: "0" No Temperature Used 441 "1" Fahrenheit "2" Celsius __ 442 Reference Enter: Four digit reference 442 Temperature temperature in tenth degrees (e.g., 060.0) __ __ __ . __ 443 Density Units Enter: "0" No Density Units 443 "1" Lbs/Ft3. "2" Kgs/M3. __ 444 Volume/Mass Enter: "0" Gallons per Density Units 444 Conversion "1" Dekaliters per Density Units "2" Liters per Density Units "3" Barrels per Density Units "4" Cubic Meters per Density Units __ 445 Mass Units Enter: Three character message 445 identifying the mass units (e.g., Lbs) __ __ __ 446-499 Unassigned at Present 446-499


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500 System Pressure Directory 500 501-539 Unassigned at Present 501-539 540 Protection of Program Enter: "0" for Weights and Measures Mode 540 Codes 580-589 "1" for Program Mode __ 541 Pressure Units Enter: "0" No Pressure Used 541 "1" Psi "2" Bar "3" Kgcm __ 542-599 Unassigned at Present 542-599 600 System Read Only Directory 600 601 Injector 1 To be read only None 601 Non-resettable Volumes 602 Injector 2 To be read only None 602 Non-resettable Volumes 603 Injector 3 To be read only None 603 Non-resettable Volumes 604 Injector 4 To be read only None 604 Non-resettable Volumes 605 Injector 5 To be read only None 605 Non-resettable Volumes 606 Injector 6 To be read only None 606 Non-resettable Volumes


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607 Injector 7 To be read only None 607 Non-resettable Volumes 608 Injector 8 To be read only None 608 Non-resettable Volumes 609 Local Storage To be read only None 609 Transactions 610-639 Unassigned at Present 610-639 640 Protection of Program Enter: "0" for Weights and Measures Mode 640 Codes 680-689 "1" for Program Mode __ 641-699 Unassigned at Present 641-699 700 System Communication Directory 700 701 EIA-232 Enter: "0" No Communications 701 Communication "1" for EIA Type Terminal Type "2" for EIA Type Minicomputer __ 702 EIA-232 Enter: "0" for Poll Only 702 Communication "1" for Poll and Authorize Control "2" for Remote Control "3" for Auto Out Printer (one AccuLoad II per printer) "4" for Shared Auto Out Printer (up to 16 AccuLoad IIs per printer) __


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703 EIA-232 Baud Rate Enter: "0" for 110 Baud 703 "1" for 150 Baud "2" for 300 Baud "3" for 600 Baud "4" for 1200 Baud "5" for 2400 Baud "6" for 3600 Baud "7" for 4800 Baud "8" for 7200 Baud "9" for 9600 Baud __ 704 EIA-232 Data Format Enter: "0" EIA-232 7 Bits Even 704 "1" EIA-232 7 Bits Odd "2" EIA-232 7 Bits None "3" EIA-232 8 Bits Even "4" EIA-232 8 Bits Odd "5" EIA-232 8 Bits None __ 705 EIA-485 Enter: "0" No Communications 705 Communication "1" EIA Type Terminal Type "2" EIA Type Minicomputer __ 706 EIA-485 Enter: "0" for Polling Only 706 Communication "1" for Poll and Authorize Control "2" for Remote Control "3" for Auto Out "4" for Shared Auto Out __ 707 EIA-485 Baud Rate Enter: "0" for 110 Baud 707 "1" for 150 Baud "2" for 300 Baud "3" for 600 Baud "4" for 1200 Baud "5" for 2400 Baud "6" for 3600 Baud "7" for 4800 Baud "8" for 7200 Baud "9" for 9600 Baud __


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708 EIA-485 Data Format Enter: "0" EIA-485 7 Bits Even 708 "1" EIA-485 7 Bits Odd "2" EIA-485 7 Bits None "3" EIA-485 8 Bits Even "4" EIA-485 8 Bits Odd "5" EIA-485 8 Bits None __ 709 Communication Enter: Two digit number to 709 Address identify the unit location for communications, range 01 to 99 (e.g., 25) __ __ 710 Printer Output Enter: Up to 20 characters 710 Message #1 for prompt message (e.g., Smith Meter Inc.) _______________ 711 Printer Output Enter: Up to 20 characters 711 Message #2 for printer message (e.g., P. O. Box 10428) _______________ 712 Printer Output Enter: Up to 20 characters 712 Message #3 for printer message (e.g., 1602 Wagner Ave.) _______________ 713 Printer Output Enter: Up to 20 characters 713 Message #4 for printer message (e.g., Erie, Pa.) _______________ 714 Printer Output Enter: Up to 20 characters 714 Message #5 for printer message (e.g., Erie Terminal) _______________ 715 Prompt Message #1 Enter: Up to 20 characters 715 for prompt message (e.g., Enter Driver ID) _______________


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716 Prompt Message #2 Enter: Up to 20 characters 716 for prompt message (e.g., Enter Company ID) _______________ 717 Prompt Message #3 Enter: Up to 20 characters 717 for prompt message (e.g., Enter Trailer No) _______________ 718 Prompt Message #4 Enter: Up to 20 characters 718 for prompt message (e.g., Enter Carrier ID) _______________ 719 Prompt Message #5 Enter: Up to 20 characters 719 for prompt message (e.g., Connect Ground) _______________ 720 Meter ID Enter: Up to 20 characters 720 for meter identification (e.g., XX12) _______________ 721 Print Summary Enter: "0" Summary w/Report 721 "1" No Summary w/Report "2" Summary only *"3" User Configured Report __ Note: * This Selection applies to RBU-01 and above firmware. 722 Print Volumes Enter: "0" Print all volumes 722 "1" Print recipe volumes only "2" Print product volumes only __ 723 Report Summary Enter: "1" Product 1 723 HM Classification "2" Product 2 "3" Product 3 "4" Product 4 __ 724 Delivery Report To be read only. Displays the current None 724 Display setup of the Delivery Report. Note: This code applies to RBU-01 and above firmware.


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725-739 Unassigned at Present 725-739 740 Protection of Program Enter: "0" for Weights and Measures Mode 740 Codes 780-789 "1" for Program Mode __ 741 Communication Link Enter: "0" for No Program Code Values 741 Programming "1" for Program Values Only "2" for Program and Weights and Measures Values "3" for Alarm Reset Only __ 742 Communications Enter: Three digits in seconds 742 Time-out that communication polling may be absent (e.g., 060) "000" disables the Communications Alarm Mode __ __ __ 743 Communications Enter: "0" Standby Mode 743 Alarm Mode "1" Communications Alarm Mode "2" Standby and Communications Alarm Mode __ 744 Prompt Time-out Enter: Three digits in seconds 744 of time-out allowed with each prompt (e.g., 015) __ __ __ Note: Minimum time-out is 10 seconds. 745 Prompt Data Entry #1 Enter: Two digits representing 745 the prompt data response. First digit "0" = Displayed First digit "1" = Hidden Display Second digit "0 - 9" = Digits for prompt entry (e.g., 04) __ __ 746 Prompt Data Entry #2 Enter: Two digits representing 746 the prompt data response. First digit "0" = Displayed First digit "1" = Hidden Display Second digit "0 - 9" = Digits for prompt entry (e.g., 15) __ __


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747 Prompt Data Entry #3 Enter: Two digits representing 747 the prompt data response. First digit "0" = Displayed First digit "1" = Hidden Display Second digit "0 - 9" = Digits for prompt entry (e.g., 15) __ __ 748 Prompt Data Entry #4 Enter: Two digits representing 748 the prompt data response. First digit "0" = Displayed First digit "1" = Hidden Display Second digit "0 - 9" = Digits for prompt entry (e.g., 16) __ __ 749 Prompt Data Entry #5 Enter: Two digits representing 749 the prompt data response. First digit "0" = Displayed First digit "1" = Hidden Display Second digit "0 - 9" = Digits for prompt entry (e.g., 16) __ __ 750 Start Key Enter: "0" Start Key Enabled 750 Enable/Disable "1" Start Key Disabled __ 751 Shared Printer Enter: "0" for No SP Alarm 751 Out Alarm "1" for Local SP Alarm "2" for Program SP Alarm __ 752 Shared Printer Out Enter: Two digits in minutes 752 Timer of time that the AccuLoad II will wait before Alarming. __ __ 753 EIA-232 Printer Enter: "0" No 232 Security 753 Security "1" XON/XOFF "2" DEC Protocol "3" PTB - FX Protocol "4" PTB - LQ Protocol __ Note: Options 3 and 4 of this code apply to RBU-02 and above firmware.


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754 EIA-485 Printer Enter: "0" No 485 Security 754 Security "1" XON/XOFF "2" DEC Protocol "3" PTB - FX Protocol "4" PTB - LQ Protocol __ Note: Options 3 and 4 of this code apply to RBU-02 and above firmware. 755 Shared Printer Enter: "0" No Security Alarm 755 Security Alarm "1" Local Security Alarm "2" Prg Security Alarm __ Note: Used with DEC Security.

756 Select Volumes to Enter: Five digit number indicating 756 Print the totals that will be printed on the Product Receipt Ticket.

1st digit - Raw Totals

2nd digit - Gross Totals 3rd digit - Gross at Standard Temperature Totals 4th digit - Net Totals 5th digit - Mass Totals

A zero in the digit indicates

the total will not be printed, a one indicates the total will be printed. (e.g., 01100 indicates that Gross totals and the Gross at Standard Temperature will be printed on the Product Receipt Ticket.) __ __ __ __ __ Note: The current load ticket can have all five of the volumes printed on it. However, any reprint of that load ticket will only contain the totals that have been selected for local storage in code 307 and in this program code.


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757 Select Load Enter: Three digit number indicating 757 Parameters to Print the load averages that will be printed on the Product Receipt Ticket.

1st digit - Load Average Temperature

2nd digit - Load Average Density 3rd digit - Reference Density

A zero in the digit indicates

the load average will not be printed, a one indicates the load average will be printed. (e.g., 110 indicates that the Load Average Temperature and the Load Average Density will be printed on the Product Receipt Ticket.) __ __ __ 758 Select the Additive Enter: Eight digit number indicating 758 Volumes to Print the additive volumes that will be printed on the Product Receipt Ticket. 1st digit - Additive Volume #1 2nd digit - Additive Volume #2 3rd digit - Additive Volume #3 4th digit - Additive Volume #4 5th digit - Additive Volume #5 6th digit - Additive Volume #6 7th digit - Additive Volume #7 8th digit - Additive Volume #8 A zero in the digit indicates the additive volume will not be printed, a one indicates the additive volume will be printed. (e.g., 10100000 indicates that Additive Volume #1 and Additive Volume #3 will be printed on the Product Receipt Ticket.) __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __


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759 Define Delivery Enter: Ten digits in the form of 759 Report four digits for the current line (0000), three digits for the column number that the data will start at (000), and the item that will be printed (000) on the delivery report. Refer to Appendix II for item numbers. (e.g., 0134, 016, 135) __ __ __ __, __ __ __, __ __ __ Note: To delete information from the delivery report move to the entry number field by pressing "ENTER" and enter a zero and press "ENTER"

again. Note: This code applies to RBU-01 and above firmware.

760-779 Unassigned at Present 760-779 780 Number of Prompts Enter: One digit between 0 and 5 780 representing the number of prompts used in the Standby Mode (e.g., 4) "0" disables prompts in the Standby Mode __ 781 Print Transaction Enter: Three digit Transaction 781 Number to print the transaction data desired. (e.g., 010 will print the tenth transaction back from the current transaction.) __ __ __ 782 Prompts Printed Enter: "0" Standby Blank 782 "1" Standby Print "2" Always Print __ 783-789 Unassigned at Present 783-789 790 High-Security Enter: "0" No High-Security Programming 790 Communications through communications Programming "1" High-Security Programming through communications __ Note: High-Security Programming refers to the codes in the configuration directory and any codes in other directories that have a second digit of nine. 791-799 Unassigned at Present 791-799


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800 System Input/Output Directory 800 801 Additive Injector Stop Enter: "0" Additive stop at end 801 of batch (Option 1) "1" Additive stop at programmed stop volume with no recalculation of Additive. (Option 2) "2" Additive stop at programmed stop volume with recalculation of additive (Option 3) __ 802 Additive Injector Enter: Three digits in whole units 802 Stop Volume of remaining system volume to be loaded when the Additive Injectors will be stopped (e.g., 75). __ 803 Additive Injector Enter: "0" for Raw output 803 Output "1" for Gross output "2" for Gst output "3" for Net output __ 804 Manual/Auto Enter: "0" for Auto Injectors 804 Additive Injector "1" for Manual Injectors Selection when in the Standby Mode. "2" for Manual Injectors per transaction. "3" for Manual Injectors per batch. __ 805 Restart After Enter: "0" Manual Valve Start 805 Valve Power "1" Auto Valve Start __ Restored 806 Valve Power Sense Enter: Up to 20 characters 806 Permissive Message for prompt message (e.g., Permissive Not Met) _______________


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807 Permissive #1 Enter: "0" No Permissive 1 807 "1" Permissive 1 Transaction start only "2" Permissive 1 Continuously "3" Start Permissive 1 "4" Batch Permissive 1 "5" Remote Start __ Note: Option 5 requires hardware jumpers (see installation manual).

808 Permissive #1 Enter: Up to 20 characters 808 Message for prompt message (e.g., Connect Ground) _______________ 809 Restart After Enter: "0" Man Perm. 1 Start 809 Permissive #1 Met "1" Auto Perm. 1 Start __ 810 Prompt Message Enter: Up to 20 characters 810 for prompt message if no AC power is detected on the AC Input Programmed for Printer Tray Switch or Master Reset (e.g., Please Insert Ticket) _______________ 811 Permissive #2 Enter: "0" No Permissive 2 811 "1" Permissive 2 Transaction start only "2" Permissive 2 Continuously "3" Start Permissive 2 "4" Batch Permissive 2 "5" Remote Stop __ Note: Option 5 requires hardware jumpers (see Installation Manual).

812 Permissive #2 Enter: Up to 20 characters 812 Message for prompt message (e.g., Connect Vapor) _______________ 813 Restart After Enter: "0" Man Perm. 2 Start 813 Permissive #2 Met "1" Auto Perm. 2 Start __ 814 Additive #1 Message Enter: Up to nine characters 814 for Additive #1 Message on the Product Receipt Ticket. (e.g., Dye) _______________


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815 Additive #2 Message Enter: Up to nine characters 815 for Additive #2 Message on the Product Receipt Ticket. (e.g., Dye) _______________ 816 Additive #3 Message Enter: Up to nine characters 816 for Additive #3 Message on the Product Receipt Ticket. (e.g., Dye) _______________ 817 Additive #4 Message Enter: Up to nine characters 817 for Additive #4 Message on the Product Receipt Ticket. (e.g., Dye) _______________ 818 Additive #5 Message Enter: Up to nine characters 818 for Additive #5 Message on the Product Receipt Ticket. (e.g., Dye) ________________ 819 Additive #6 Message Enter: Up to nine characters 819 for Additive #6 Message on the Product Receipt Ticket. (e.g., Dye) ________________ 820 Additive #7 Message Enter: Up to nine characters 820 for Additive #7 Message on the Product Receipt Ticket. (e.g., Dye) _______________ 821 Additive #8 Message Enter: Up to nine characters 821 for Additive #8 Message on the Product Receipt Ticket. (e.g., Dye) ________________ 822-839 Unassigned at Present 822-839 840 Protection of Program Enter: "0" for Weights and Measures Mode 840 Codes 880-889 "1" for Program Mode __


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841 Additive Injector #1 Enter: "0" No Injector 1 Feedback 841 Feedback "1" Injector 1 Feedback/Control "2" Injector 1 Feedback Only __ 842 Additive Injector #1 Enter: Six digits defining 842 Volume per Cycle the volume of product to be injected for each Additive Injector cycle (e.g., 001.000) __ __ __ . __ __ __ 843 Additive Injector #2 Enter: "0" No Injector 2 Feedback 843 Feedback "1" Injector 2 Feedback/Control "2" Injector 2 Feedback Only __ 844 Additive Injector #2 Enter: Six digits defining 844 Volume per Cycle the volume of product to be injected for each Additive Injector cycle (e.g., 001.000) __ __ __ . __ __ __ 845 Additive Injector #3 Enter: "0" No Injector 3 Feedback 845 Feedback "1" Injector 3 Feedback/Control "2" Injector 3 Feedback Only __ 846 Additive Injector #3 Enter: Six digits defining 846 Volume per Cycle the volume of product to be injected for each Additive Injector cycle (e.g., 001.000) __ __ __ . __ __ __ 847 Additive Injector #4 Enter: "0" No Injector 4 Feedback 847 Feedback "2" Injector 4 Feedback Only __ 848 Additive Injector #4 Enter: Six digits defining 848 Volume per Cycle the volume of product to be injected for each Additive Injector cycle (e.g., 010.000) __ __ __ . __ __ __ 849 Additive Injector #5 Enter: "0" No Injector 5 Feedback 849 Feedback "1" Injector 5 Feedback/Control "2" Injector 5 Feedback Only __


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850 Additive Injector #5 Enter: Six digits defining 850 Volume per Cycle the volume of product to be injected for each Additive Injector cycle (e.g., 001.000) __ __ __ . __ __ __ 851 Additive Injector #6 Enter: "0" No Injector 6 Feedback 851 Feedback "1" Injector 6 Feedback/Control "2" Injector 6 Feedback Only __ 852 Additive Injector #6 Enter: Six digits defining 852 Volume per Cycle the volume of product to be injected for each Additive Injector cycle (e.g., 001.000) __ __ __ . __ __ __ 853 Additive Injector #7 Enter: "0" No Injector 7 Feedback 853 Feedback "1" Injector 7 Feedback/Control "2" Injector 7 Feedback Only __ 854 Additive Injector #7 Enter: Six digits defining 854 Volume per Cycle the volume of product to be injected for each Additive Injector cycle (e.g., 001.000) __ __ __ . __ __ __ 855 Additive Injector #8 Enter: "0" No Injector 8 Feedback 855 Feedback "1" Injector 8 Feedback/Control "2" Injector 8 Feedback Only __ 856 Additive Injector #8 Enter: Six digits defining 856 Volume per Cycle the volume of product to be injected for each Additive Injector cycle (e.g., 001.000) __ __ __ . __ __ __ 857 Injector Units Enter: Three character message 857 identifying the injector units (e.g., Ozs) __ __ __


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858 Additive Injector Enter: Ten digits for converting the 858 Conversion Factor additive injector units (oz, cc etc.,) to volume units (gal, liter, etc.,) when using downstream additive injection. The first seven digits are the base number, the eighth unit is the exponent sign and the last two digits are the exponent. The exponent sign is entered as a zero for positive and a one for negative. (e.g., 7.812500E-03 conversion for ounce to gallon.) Note: If set to zero the AccuLoad II will not add the Additive volumes to the delivered product volumes. __ . __ __ __ __ __ __ E __ __ __ 859 Additive Injector Enter: Two digits defining 859 Feedback Errors the number of errors before alarming __ __ 860 Injector #1 Feedback Enter: Three digits in seconds 860 Delay allowed between feedbacks before an alarm. __ __ __ 861 Injector #2 Feedback Enter: Three digits in seconds 861 Delay allowed between feedbacks before an alarm. __ __ __ 862 Injector #3 Feedback Enter: Three digits in seconds 862 Delay allowed between feedbacks before an alarm. __ __ __ 863 Injector #4 Feedback Enter: Three digits in seconds 863 Delay allowed between feedbacks before an alarm. __ __ __ 864 Injector #5 Feedback Enter: Three digits in seconds 864 Delay allowed between feedbacks before an alarm. __ __ __


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865 Injector #6 Feedback Enter: Three digits in seconds 865 Delay allowed between feedbacks before an alarm. __ __ __ 866 Injector #7 Feedback Enter: Three digits in seconds 866 Delay allowed between feedbacks before an alarm. __ __ __ 867 Injector #8 Feedback Enter: Three digits in seconds 867 Delay allowed between feedbacks before an alarm. __ __ __ 868 Minimum Units Enter: Five digits in tenth units 868 4-20 Channel #1 for minimum units at 4 mA (e.g., 0100.0) __ __ __ __ . __ Note: If the channel is selected for temperature the first digit entered is the sign + or -. Where 0 = +, 1 = -. 869 Maximum Units Enter: Five digits. For 869 4-20 Channel #1 maximum units at 20 mA in tenth units (e.g., 1600.0) __ __ __ __ . __ Note: If the channel is selected for temperature the first digit entered is the sign + or -. Where 0 = +, 1 = -. 870 Minimum Units Enter: Five digits in tenth units 870 4-20 Channel #2 for minimum units at 4 mA. (e.g., 160.0) __ __ __ __ . __ Note: If the channel is selected for temperature the first digit entered is the sign + or -. Where 0 = +, 1 = -. 871 Maximum Units Enter: Five digits in tenth units 871 4-20 Channel #2 for maximum units at 20 mA. (e.g., 160.0) __ __ __ __ . __ Note: If the channel is selected for temperature the first digit entered is the sign + or -. Where 0 = +, 1 = -. 872 Minimum Units Enter: Five digits in tenth 872 4-20 Channel #3 units for minimum units at 4 mA. (e.g., 160.0) __ __ __ __ . __ Note: If the channel is selected for temperature the first digit entered is the sign + or -. Where 0 = +, 1 = -.


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873 Maximum Units Enter: Five digits in tenth 873 4-20 Channel #3 units for maximum units at 20 mA. (e.g., 450.0) __ __ __ __ . __ Note: If the channel is selected for temperature the first digit entered is the sign + or -. Where 0 = +, 1 = -. 874 Minimum Units Enter: Five digits in tenth 874 4-20 Channel #4 units for minimum units at 4 mA. (e.g., 160.0) __ __ __ __ . __ Note: If the channel is selected for temperature the first digit entered is the sign + or -. Where 0 = +, 1 = -. 875 Maximum Units Enter: Five digits in tenth 875 4-20 Channel #4 units for maximum units at 20 mA. (e.g., 450.0) __ __ __ __ . __ Note: If the channel is selected for temperature the first digit entered is the sign + or -. Where 0 = +, 1 = -. 876-899 Unassigned at Present 876-899 900 System Diagnostic Directory 900 901 Diagnostic Display Test None 901 902 Diagnostic Keypad Test None 902 903 Diagnostic RTD #1 & #2 Test None 903 904 Diagnostic 4 - 20 mA Channel 1 & 3 None 904 905 Diagnostic 4 - 20 mA Channel 2 & 4 None 905 906 Diagnostic Internal Temperature None 906 907 Diagnostic Power Supply Test None 907 908 Diagnostic Firmware Version None 908


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909 Diagnostic AccuLoad II Model Number Read Only 909 910 Diagnostic ACM Model Number Read Only 910 911 Diagnostic System Messages Read Only 911 912 Diagnostic Calibration Event Counter None 912 Note: This code applies to RBU-10 and above firmware.

913 Diagnostic Configuration Event Counter None 913 Note: This code applies to RBU-10 and above firmware. 914-939 Unassigned at Present 914-939 940 Protection of Program Enter: "0" for Weights and Measures Mode 940 Codes 980-989 "1" for Program Mode __ 941 Diagnostic Communication Test - EIA-232 None 941 No Echo Back 942 Diagnostic Communication Test - EIA-232 None 942 With Echo 943 Diagnostic Communication Test - EIA-485 None 943 No Echo Back 944 Diagnostic Communication Test - EIA-485 None 944 With Echo 945 Diagnostic Meter Pulse Channel 1 Active None 945 946 Diagnostic Meter Pulse Channel 1 Contact None 946 947 Diagnostic Meter Pulse Channel 2 Active None 947


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948 Diagnostic Meter Pulse Channel 2 Contact None 948 949 Diagnostic Meter Pulse Channel 3 Active None 949 950 Diagnostic Meter Pulse Channel 3 Contact None 950 951 Diagnostic Meter Pulse Channel 4 Active None 951 952 Diagnostic Meter Pulse Channel 4 Contact None 952 953 Diagnostic Contact Input Test None 953 954 Diagnostic High-Speed Prover Product 1 None 954 955 Diagnostic High-Speed Prover Product 2 None 955 956 Diagnostic High-Speed Prover Product 3 None 956 957 Diagnostic High-Speed Prover Product 4 None 957 958 Diagnostic Pulse Out 1 Test None 958 959 Diagnostic Pulse Out 2 Test None 959 960 Diagnostic Pulse Out 3 Test None 960 961 Diagnostic Pulse Out 4 Test None 961 962 Diagnostic Clear Local Storage None 962 963 Diagnostic Contact Output None 963


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964 Diagnostic Clear Configurable Report None 964 Note: This code applies to RBU-04 and above firmware. 965-990 Unassigned at Present 965-990 991 Diagnostic Relay Test None 991 992 Diagnostic Ram Test None 992 993 Diagnostic Power-up Diagnostics None 993 994 Diagnostic See Operator Reference Manual None 994 995 Diagnostic See Operator Reference Manual None 995 996 Diagnostic Watchdog None 996 997 Diagnostic Relay Select Test #1 None 997 998 Diagnostic Relay Select Test #2 None 998 999 Diagnostic See Operator Reference Manual None 999

Program Code

Function

Code Description Prod 1

Prod 2 Prod 3 Prod 4

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Product Directories 100 Product General Purpose Directory 101-139 Unassigned at Present 140 Protection of Program Enter: "0" for Weights and Measures Mode Codes 180 - 189 "1" for Program Mode __ __ __ __ 141 Product Selection Enter: "0" for Product in Use "1" for Product Not in Use __ __ __ __ 142-179 Unassigned at Present 180 Product Message Enter: Up to nine characters for meter or product identifier (e.g., Regular) Prod 1___________________________ Prod 2___________________________ Prod 3___________________________ Prod 4___________________________ 181-199 Unassigned at Present 200 Product Flow Control Directory 201 Excess Flow Rate Enter: Two digits as a percentage (e.g., 10) "00" Disables the High Flow Alarm __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 202 Overrun Alarm Limit Enter: Two digits in whole units (e.g., 15) "00" disables the alarm __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 203 Minimum Flow Rate Enter: Three digits in whole units (e.g., 080) __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 204 High Flow Rate Enter: Four digits in whole units (e.g., 0600) "0000" Entry will not allow the valve to open _____ _____ _____ _____

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205 Flow Tolerance Enter: One digit as a percentage of First High Flow Rate (e.g., 7) __ __ __ __ 206 Zero Flow Timer Enter: Two digits in seconds (e.g., 15) "00" disables the alarm __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 207 First Trip Volume Enter: Four digits in whole units (e.g., 0050) _____ _____ _____ _____ 208 Final (Second) Trip Enter: Three digits in tenth units Volume (e.g., 01.0) ___._ ___._ ___._ ___._ 209 Final (Second) Trip Enter: One digit which defines Auto Adjust the number of runs to average. (e.g., 3) __ __ __ __ 210 Low Flow Rate Alarm Enter: Three digits in whole Limit units per minute (e.g., 050) "000" disables the alarm ____ ____ ____ ____ 211 PT/VF Time Delay Enter: Two digits in seconds of time delay (e.g., 15) Entry must not be "00" __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 212-239 Unassigned at Present 240 Protection of Program Enter: "0" for Weights and Measures Mode Codes 280-289 "1" for Program Mode __ __ __ __ 241 Flow Control Valve Enter: "0" for No Security Security "1" for Security __ __ __ __ 242-279 Unassigned at Present 280 Flow Adjustment Enter: Two digits as a +/- percentage Tolerance of the programmed or calculated flow rate. (e.g.,+/-3.0). __ . __ __ . __ __ . __ __ . __ Note: This code is used in conjunction with code 281, if code 281 is programmed "000" this function is disabled.

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281 Flow Adjustment Enter: Three digits in tenths of a second Timer for the flow rate adjustment tolerance to be in effect (e.g., 03.0). __ . __ __ . __ __ . __ __ . __ Note: This code is used in conjunction with code 280, if code this code is programmed "000" this function is disabled. 282-299 Unassigned at Present 300 Product Volume Accuracy Directory 301 Minimum Batch Enter: Five digits in Volume whole units (e.g., up to 99,999 units) _______ _______ _______ _______ 302-339 Unassigned at Present 340 Protection of Program Enter: "0" for Weights and Measures Mode Codes 380-389 "1" for Program Mode __ __ __ __ 341 Flow Rate for Enter: Four digits in whole units Meter Factor #1 per minute (e.g., 0600) _____ _____ _____ _____ 342 Meter Factor #1 Enter: Five digits as one whole number followed by four decimals (e.g., 1.0033) _._____ _._____ _._____ _._____ 343 Flow Rate for Enter: Four digits in whole units Meter Factor #2 per minute (e.g., 0400) _____ _____ _____ ______ Note: If flow rate is set at zero the AccuLoad II will ignore codes 344 through 348. 344 Meter Factor #2 Enter: Five digits as one whole number followed by four decimals (e.g., 1.0040) _._____ _._____ _._____ _._____ 345 Flow Rate for Enter: Four digits in whole units Meter Factor #3 per minute (e.g., 0150) _____ _____ _____ _____ Note: If flow rate is set at zero the AccuLoad II will ignore codes 346 through 348.

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346 Meter Factor #3 Enter: Five digits as one whole number followed by four decimals (e.g., 1.0048) _._____ _._____ _._____ _._____ 347 Flow Rate for Enter: Four digits in whole units Meter Factor #4 per minute (e.g., 0080) _____ _____ _____ _____ Note: If flow rate is set at zero the AccuLoad II will ignore code 348. 348 Meter Factor #4 Enter: Five digits as one whole number followed by four decimals (e.g., 1.0058) _._____ _._____ _._____ _._____ 349 Meter Factor % Enter: Five digits representing Change/Deg. the meter factor percent change per degree of unit temperature in percentage, (e.g., 0.0012) _._____ _._____ _._____ _._____ 350 Meter Factor Enter: Four digits representing Reference the temperature that the percent Temperature meter factor variation was determined, Three whole units and one decimal in degrees (e.g., 120.1) _____._ _____._ _____._ _____._ 351 Pulse Output Enter: "0" Raw Pulse Out 1 "1" Gross Pulse Out 1 "2" Gst Pulse Out 1 "3" Net Pulse Out 1 "4" Mass Pulse Out 1 __ __ __ __ 352 Pulse Resolution Enter: Six digits defining Output the printer output resolution (units/pulse) in thousandths of units, "000000" Disables this feature (e.g., 010.0) __ __ __ . __ Note: Input pulses must be 2.5 times greater than the output pulses (e.g., 100 output pulses/unit volume requires at least 250 input pulses/unit volume. 353 Input Resolution Enter: Four digit number representing the number of pulses per unit of registration (e.g., 0100) Entry must be between 0025 and 9999. _______ _______ _______ _______

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Function



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354 Dual Pulse Error Enter: Three digits indicating Count the number of error counts from the dual pulse Comparator prior to alarming. (e.g., 050) ______ ______ ______ ______ Note: "000" disables the error counting. 355 Dual Pulse Error Enter: "0" No DPC Error Reset Reset "1" Reset at the End of Transaction Only "2" Reset Upon Power-up Only "3" Reset Upon Power-up and at the End of Each Transaction __ __ __ __ 356 Dual Pulse Flow Enter: Three digits defining Rate Cutoff the flow rate that the Dual Pulse errors will begin to be counted. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 357-389 Unassigned at Present 390 Master Meter Factor Enter: Five digits as one whole number followed by four decimals (e.g., 1.0040) Restricts meter factors 1 through 4, program codes 353, 355, 357, and 359 to +/- 2% of this entry. Enter 0.0000 to disable this feature. _._____ _._____ _._____ _._____ 391 Linearized Factor Enter: Three digits in Deviation a percentage, one whole number followed by two decimals (e.g., 3.40). Restricts deviation between adjacent meter factors. Enter 0.00 to disable this feature. _.___ _.___ _.___ _.___ 392 Meter Factor Variation Enter: "0" No Meter Factor Variation "1" Yes Meter Factor Variation __ __ __ __

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Function



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393 Transmitter Type Enter: "0" Single Channel "1" Dual Channel __ __ __ __ 394-399 Unassigned at Present 400 Product Temperature & Density Directory 401-439 Unassigned at Present 440 Protection of Program Enter: "0" for Weights and Measures Mode Codes 480-489 "1" for Program Mode __ __ __ __ 441 API Table & Product Enter: "00" No API Table "12" API Table 24A "01" API Table 5A "13" API Table 24B "02" API Table 5B "14" API Table 24D "03" API Table 5D "15" API Table 53A "04" API Table 6A "16" API Table 53B "05" API Table 6B "17" API Table 53D "06" API Table 6C "18" API Table 54 "07" API Table 6D "19" API Table 54A "08" API Table 23A "20" API Table 54B "09" API Table 23B "21" API Table 54C "10" API Table 23D "22" API Table 54D "11" API Table 24 ___ ___ ___ ___ 442 Reference Density Enter: Five digit density with floating decimal. (e.g., 0999.9 to 0.9999 Depending on selection in code 441). _______ _______ _______ _______ 443 Low Temperature Enter: Four digits. The Alarm first digit indicates polarity. First digit "0" = Positive First digit "1" = Negative The last three digits indicate temperature in whole degrees. (e.g., 0020 = + 020) Temperature units are dependent on entry made in code 441 An entry of -999 will disable this feature. _____ _____ _____ _____

Program Code

Function



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444 High Temperature Enter: Four digits. The Alarm first digit indicates polarity. First digit "0" = Positive First digit "1" = Negative The last three digits indicate temperature in whole degrees. (e.g., 0250 = + 250) Temperature units are dependent on entry made in code 441 An entry of 0999 (+999) will disable this feature. _____ _____ _____ _____ 445 Maintenance Temperature Enter: Five digits. The first digit indicates polarity. First digit "0" = Positive First digit "1" = Negative The last four digits indicate temperature in tenths of degrees. An entry of -999.9 will disable this feature. (e.g., 0085.0 = + 85.0) _____._ _____._ _____._ _____._ 446 Temperature Offset Enter: Three digits. First digit must be "0" or "1" (0 = positive, 1 = negative). Second and third digits represent the offset temperature in tenth degrees (e.g., 10.5 entered will display at -0.5 degrees offset) __ __.__ __ __.__ __ __.__ __ __.__ 447 Low Density Alarm Enter: Four digits. The range is from 0000 to 9999. Density units are dependent on entry made in code 445 of the Systems Directory An entry of 0000 will disable this feature. _____ _____ _____ _____ 448 High Density Alarm Enter: Four digits. The range is from 0000 to 9999. Density units are dependent on entry made in code 445 of the Systems Directory An entry of 0000 will disable this feature. _____ _____ _____ _____ 449-499 Unassigned at Present

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Function



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500 Product Pressure Directory 501 Minimum Back Enter: Four digits to select Pressure Flow the minimum flow rate allowed Rate Setting during back pressure operation in whole units per minute. (e.g., 0100) "0000" disables the alarm _____ _____ _____ _____ 502 Differential Pressure Enter: Three digits of differential pressure in units of psia, bars, or kg/cm2 that is to be maintained above the vapor pressure or back pressure (e.g., 060). Unit selection is made in code 541 of the Systems Directory. ____ ____ ____ ____ 503 Minimum Back Enter: Two digits in seconds Pressure Flow Rate to achieve a desired flow rate Timer Setting (e.g., 20). "00" disables this minimum flow rate timer and the back pressure reduction in code 504. ___ ___ ___ ___ 504 BP Reduction Enter: Two digits in % reduction of flow rate for back pressure flow control and AFO (e.g., 90) ___ ___ ___ ___ 505 Low Pressure Alarm Enter: Four digits indicating the pressure reading that will generate a low pressure alarm. The range is from 0000 to 9999. Pressure units are dependent on entry made in code 541 of the Systems Directory. An entry of 0000 will disable this feature. _____ _____ _____ _____ 506 High Pressure Alarm Enter: Four digits indicating the pressure reading that will generate a high pressure alarm. The range is from 0000 to 9999. Pressure units are dependent on entry made in code 541 of the Systems Directory. An entry of 0000 will disable this feature. _____ _____ _____ _____

Program Code

Function



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507-539 Unassigned at Present 540 Protection of Program Enter: "0" for Weights and Measures Mode codes 580-589 "1" for Program Mode __ __ __ __ 541 Compressibility Factor Enter: Five digit compressibility factor used in calculating the CPL (e.g., 39600 entered represents 0.000039600) _______ _______ _______ _______ 542 Vapor Pressure Enter: "0" Straight Line Approximation Calculation "1" GPA Table TP-15 __ __ __ __ 543 Low Vapor (P1) Enter: Four digits indicating Pressure the low vapor pressure in PSIA, Bars or kg/cm2 in tenths of pressure units, (e.g., 006.0) Pressure units are dependent on entry made in code 541 of Systems Directory ____._ ____._ ____._ ____._ 544 Low Product Vapor Enter: Four digits in Degrees Pressure (P1) C or Degrees F that corresponds Temperature to the low vapor pressure in code 543. First digit "0" = Plus Degrees First digit "1" = Minus Degrees (e.g., 1150=-150). Temperature units are dependent on entry made in code 441 of the Systems Directory _____ _____ _____ _____ 545 Middle Vapor Enter: Four digits indicating Pressure (P2) the middle vapor pressure in PSIA, Bars or kg/cm2 in tenths of pressure units, (e.g., 020.0) Pressure units are dependent on entry made in code 541 of the Systems Directory. ____._ ____._ ____._ ____._ Note: This entry must exceed the entry made is 543 or it will be ignored.

Program Code

Function



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546 Middle Product Vapor Enter: Four digits in Degrees Pressure (P2) C or Degrees F that corresponds Temperature to the middle vapor pressure in code 545. First digit "0" = Plus Degrees First digit "1" = Minus Degrees (e.g., 0030 = +030). Temperature units are dependent on entry made in code 441 of the Systems Directory _____ _____ _____ _____ 547 High Vapor Enter: Four digits indicating Pressure (P3) the high vapor pressure in PSIA, Bars or kg/cm2 in tenths of pressure units, (e.g., 100.0) Pressure units are dependent on entry made in code 541 of the Systems Directory. ____._ ____._ ____._ ____._ Note: This entry must not exceed the entry made in 545 or it will be ignored. 548 High Product Vapor Enter: Four digits in Degrees Pressure (P3) C or Degrees F that corresponds Temperature to the high vapor pressure in code 546. First digit "0" = Plus Degrees First digit "1" = Minus Degrees (e.g., 0600 = +060). Temperature units are dependent on entry made in code 441 of the Systems Directory _____ _____ _____ _____ 549 Maintenance Pressure Enter: Four digit maintenance pressure to be used when a pressure transducer is not installed, in tenths of units (e.g., 150.0) Pressure units dependent on selection made in code 541 of the Systems Directory. "0000" disables this feature. ____.__ ____.__ ____.__ ____.__ 550-599 Unassigned at Present

Program Code

Function



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600 Product Read Only Directory 601 Raw Non-resettable To be read only None None None None Volume 602 Gross Non-resettable To be read only None None None None Volume 603 Gross at Standard To be read only None None None None Temp. Non-resettable Volume 604 Net Non-resettable To be read only None None None None Volume 605 Mass Non-resettable To be read only None None None None Totals 606 Load Average To be read only None None None None Temperature 607 Load Average To be read only None None None None Pressure 608 Load Average Density To be read only None None None None 609 Load Average To be read only None None None None Meter Factor 610-639 Unassigned at Present 640 Protection of Program Enter: "0" for Weights and Measures Mode Codes 680-689 "1" for Program Mode __ __ __ __ 641-699 Unassigned at Present

Program Code

Function



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700 Product Communications Directory 701 HM Classification Enter: First 20 characters of for Printout the classification.

Prod1______________________________ Prod2______________________________ Prod3______________________________ Prod4______________________________ 702 HM Classification Enter: Second 20 characters of for Printout the classification.

Prod1______________________________ Prod2______________________________ Prod3______________________________ Prod4______________________________ 703 HM Classification Enter: Third 20 characters of for Printout the classification.

Prod1______________________________ Prod2______________________________ Prod3______________________________ Prod4______________________________ 704 HM Classification Enter: Last 20 characters of for Printout the classification.

Prod1______________________________ Prod2______________________________ Prod3______________________________ Prod4______________________________ 705-739 Unassigned at Present 740 Protection of Program Enter: "0" for Weights and Measures Mode Codes 780-789 "1" for Program Mode __ __ __ __ 741-799 Unassigned at Present

Program Code

Function



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800 Product Inputs & Outputs Directory 801-839 Unassigned at Present 840 Protection of Program Enter: "0" for Weights and Measures Mode Codes 880-889 "1" for Program Mode __ __ __ __ 841-899 Unassigned at Present 900 Product Diagnostics Directory 901-939 Unassigned at Present 940 Protection of Program Enter: "0" for Weights and Measures Mode None Codes 980-989 "1" for Program Mode __ __ __ __ 941-999 Unassigned at Present

Program Code

Function Code

Description

Entry

ProgramCode

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Blend Recipe Directories __00 Blend Recipe # __ Directory __00 __01 Blend Recipe Enter: "0" Recipe disabled __01 "1" Recipe enabled __ __02 Blend Recipe Name Enter: Up to nine characters for __02 recipe identifier. _______________ __03 Recipe Raw Non-resettable To be read only None __03 Volume __04 Recipe Gross Non-resettable To be read only None __04 Volume __05 Recipe Gross at Standard To be read only None __05 Temp. Non-resettable Volume __06 Recipe Net Non-resettable To be read only None __06 Volume __07 Recipe Mass Non-resettable To be read only None __07 Total __08 HM Classification Enter: "1" Product 1 __08 "2" Product 2 "3" Product 3 "4" Product 4 __ __09 Minimum Preset To be read only __09 __10 Product #1's high, To be read only __10 2nd high and low flow rates __11 Product #2's high, To be read only __11 2nd high and low flow rates

Program Code

Function Code

Description

Entry

ProgramCode

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__12 Product #3's high, To be read only __12 2nd high and low flow rates __13 Product #4's high, To be read only __13 2nd high and low flow rates __14-__39 Unassigned at Present __14-__39 __40 Protection of Program Enter: "0" for Weights and Measures Mode __40 Codes __80-__89 "1" for Program Mode __ __41 Blend Preset Display Enter: "0" Raw Preset (Raw) __41 "1" Gross Preset (Grs) "2" Gross Preset at Standard Temperature (Gst) "3" Gross Preset at Standard Temperature and Pressure (Net) "4" Mass Preset __ __42 Blend Deliver Display Enter: "0" Raw Delivery (Raw) __42 "1" Gross Delivery (Grs) "2" Gross Delivery at Standard Temperature (Gst) "3" Gross Delivery at Standard Temperature and Pressure (Net) "4" Mass Delivery __ __43 Product #1 Enter: Four digits in tenth __43 Percentage of a percent (e.g., 050.0). __ __ __ __ Note: Codes __43, __44, __45, and __46 must add up to 100 %. __44 Product #2 Enter: Four digits in tenth __44 Percentage of a percent (e.g., 050.0). __ __ __ __ Note: Codes __43, __44, __45, and __46 must add up to 100 %. __45 Product #3 Enter: Four digits in tenth __45 Percentage of a percent (e.g., 050.0). __ __ __ __ Note: Codes __43, __44, __45, and __46 must add up to 100 %.

Program Code

Function Code

Description

Entry

ProgramCode

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__46 Product #4 Enter: Four digits in tenth __46 Percentage of a percent (e.g., 050.0). __ __ __ __ Note: Codes __43, __44, __45, and __46 must add up to 100 %. __47 Product using Enter: Four digit number indicating __47 Injector #1 the products this injector is used with. 1st digit - Product 1 2nd digit - Product 2 3rd digit - Product 3 4th digit - Product 4 A zero in the digit indicates the injector will not be used with that product, a one indicates the injector will be used with that product. (e.g., 0100 indicates that this injector is used with product 2 only). __ __ __ __ __48 Product using Enter: Four digit number indicating __48 Injector #2 the products this injector is used with. 1st digit - Product 1 2nd digit - Product 2 3rd digit - Product 3 4th digit - Product 4 A zero in the digit indicates the injector will not be used with that product, a one indicates the injector will be used with that product. (e.g., 0100 indicates that this injector is used with product 2 only). __ __ __ __

Program Code

Function Code

Description

Entry

ProgramCode

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__49 Product using Enter: Four digit number indicating __49 Injector #3 the products this injector is used with. 1st digit - Product 1 2nd digit - Product 2 3rd digit - Product 3 4th digit - Product 4 A zero in the digit indicates the injector will not be used with that product, a one indicates the injector will be used with that product. (e.g., 0100 indicates that this injector is used with product 2 only). __ __ __ __ __50 Product using Enter: Four digit number indicating __50 Injector #4 the products this injector is used with. 1st digit - Product 1 2nd digit - Product 2 3rd digit - Product 3 4th digit - Product 4 A zero in the digit indicates the injector will not be used with that product, a one indicates the injector will be used with that product. (e.g., 0100 indicates that this injector is used with product 2 only). __ __ __ __ __51 Product using Enter: Four digit number indicating __51 Injector #5 the products this injector is used with. 1st digit - Product 1 2nd digit - Product 2 3rd digit - Product 3 4th digit - Product 4 A zero in the digit indicates the injector will not be used with that product, a one indicates the injector will be used with that product. (e.g., 0100 indicates that this injector is used with product 2 only). __ __ __ __

Program Code

Function Code

Description

Entry

ProgramCode

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__52 Product using Enter: Four digit number indicating __52 Injector #6 the products this injector is used with. 1st digit - Product 1 2nd digit - Product 2 3rd digit - Product 3 4th digit - Product 4 A zero in the digit indicates the injector will not be used with that product, a one indicates the injector will be used with that product. (e.g., 0100 indicates that this injector is used with product 2 only). __ __ __ __ __53 Product using Enter: Four digit number indicating __53 Injector #7 the products this injector is used with. 1st digit - Product 1 2nd digit - Product 2 3rd digit - Product 3 4th digit - Product 4 A zero in the digit indicates the injector will not be used with that product, a one indicates the injector will be used with that product. (e.g., 0100 indicates that this injector is used with product 2 only). __ __ __ __ __54 Product using Enter: Four digit number indicating __54 Injector #8 the products this injector is used with. 1st digit - Product 1 2nd digit - Product 2 3rd digit - Product 3 4th digit - Product 4 A zero in the digit indicates the injector will not be used with that product, a one indicates the injector will be used with that product. (e.g., 0100 indicates that this injector is used with product 2 only). __ __ __ __

Program Code

Function Code

Description

Entry

ProgramCode

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__55 Recipe Correction Enter: Five digits as one whole number __55 Factor followed by four decimals (e.g., 1.1000) __. __ __ __ __ __80 Clean Line Enter: "0" Not Used __80 Deduct "1" Product 1 "2" Product 2 "3" Product 3 "4" Product 4 __ __81 Additive Injector Enter: Three digits in whole units __81 Pulser No. 1 of delivered liquid per injector pulse (e.g., 040) __ __ __ __82 Additive Injector Enter: Three digits in whole units __82 Pulser No. 2 of delivered liquid per injector pulse (e.g., 040) __ __ __ __83 Additive Injector Enter: Three digits in whole units __83 Pulser No. 3 of delivered liquid per injector pulse (e.g., 040) __ __ __ __84 Additive Injector Enter: Three digits in whole units __84 Pulser No. 4 of delivered liquid per injector pulse (e.g., 040) __ __ __ __85 Additive Injector Enter: Three digits in whole units __85 Pulser No. 5 of delivered liquid per injector pulse (e.g., 040) __ __ __ __86 Additive Injector Enter: Three digits in whole units __86 Pulser No. 6 of delivered liquid per injector pulse (e.g., 040) __ __ __ __87 Additive Injector Enter: Three digits in whole units __87 Pulser No. 7 of delivered liquid per injector pulse (e.g., 040) __ __ __ __88 Additive Injector Enter: Three digits in whole units __88 Pulser No. 8 of delivered liquid per injector pulse (e.g., 040) __ __ __

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__01 __ __ __ __ __02 _____________ ______________ _____________ _____________ __03 Read Only Read Only Read Only Read Only __04 Read Only Read Only Read Only Read Only __05 Read Only Read Only Read Only Read Only __06 Read Only Read Only Read Only Read Only __07 Read Only Read Only Read Only Read Only __08 _____________ ______________ _____________ _____________ __09 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __10 _____________ ______________ _____________ _____________ __11 _____________ ______________ _____________ _____________ __12 _____________ ______________ _____________ _____________ __13 _____________ ______________ _____________ _____________ __40 __ __ __ __ __41 __ __ __ __ __42 __ __ __ __ __43 __ __ __ . __ __ __ __ . __ __ __ __ . __ __ __ __ . __ __44 __ __ __ . __ __ __ __ . __ __ __ __ . __ __ __ __ . __ __45 __ __ __ . __ __ __ __ . __ __ __ __ . __ __ __ __ . __ __46 __ __ __ . __ __ __ __ . __ __ __ __ . __ __ __ __ . __ __47 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __48 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __49 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __50 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __51 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __52 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __53 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __


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__54 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __55 __.__ __ __ __ __.__ __ __ __ __.__ __ __ __ __.__ __ __ __ __80 __ __ __ __ __81 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __82 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __83 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __84 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __85 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __86 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __87 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __88 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ Note: Codes __09, __10, __11, __12 and __13 are Read Only codes. Space has been provided to record the flow rates for each product in the recipe.


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__54 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __55 __.__ __ __ __ __.__ __ __ __ __.__ __ __ __ __.__ __ __ __ __80 __ __ __ __ __81 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __82 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __83 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __84 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __85 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __86 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __87 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __88 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ Note: Codes __09, __10, __11, __12 and __13 are Read Only codes. Space has been provided to record the flow rates for each product in the recipe.


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__54 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __55 __.__ __ __ __ __.__ __ __ __ __.__ __ __ __ __.__ __ __ __ __80 __ __ __ __ __81 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __82 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __83 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __84 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __85 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __86 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __87 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __88 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ Note: Codes __09, __10, __11, __12 and __13 are Read Only codes, space has been provided to record the flow rates for each product in the recipe.


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Appendix I RBU Display Customization Entry Table

Entry Number Entry Description Translation Output Length

*001 Alarm - See Manager 22

*002 Alarm Press "CLEAR" 22

*003 Alarm Press "PRINT" 22

*004 Alarm - Remove Ticket 22

005 Press CLEAR to Continue 24

006 Press START to Continue 24

007 ** Remove Ticket ** 24

008 Please Wait 24

009 Report Pending to Print 24

010 No Local Start Allowed 24

011 Select Recipe 13

**012 Recipe No 10

013 No Recipes Available 20

014 Current Recipe 15

**015 Current Products 17

016 Recipe Avg Dens 15

017 Recipe Ld Temp 14

018 LdTmp 5

019 Load Avg Tmp 12

**020 Ld 3

**021 Avg Pres 8

**022 Avg Den 7

023 Load Avg Mfac 13

024 Enter Preset Amount 19

025 AccuLoad II RBU 15

026 **Batch Limit Reached** 23

027 ** Error Press CLEAR ** 24

028 Recipe 6

029 System 6

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030 Alarm 5

031 Product 1 9

032 Product 2 9

033 Product 3 9

034 Product 4 9

035 Product 7

036 Summary 7

037 Dyn Display 12

**038 Restart in 11

**039 Valve Delay = 14

040 ** Not Authorized ** 24

041 Flow 4

042 Flow = 7

043 Flow* = 7

044 Flow+ = 7

045 Flow- = 7

046 /Min 4

047 /Hr 3

**048 Temperature = 15

**049 Ref Density 12

**050 Rel Density = 18

**051 Meter Factor = 18

052 Raw 3

053 Grs 3

054 Gst 3

055 Net 3

056 Mass 4

057 Mas 3

058 Raw Transaction 15

059 Grs Transaction 15

060 Gst Transaction 15

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061 Net Transaction 15

062 Mas Transaction 15

063 Add 1 = 7

064 Add 2 = 7

065 Add 3 = 7

066 Add 4 = 7

067 Add 5 = 7

068 Add 6 = 7

069 Add 7 = 7

070 Add 8 = 7

071 Injector 8

072 Select Injector# 16

073 Inj On=# 8

074 No Injectors Selected 24

075 Select Injectors 16

076 Inj 3

077 Prg 3

078 Cal 3

079 Density 7

080 Total 5

**081 Valve Requested 17

082 Open 4

083 Closed 6

084 Lock 4

085 Off 3

086 On 3

087 Secs. 5

088 Current 7

089 Desired 7

090 % of Batch 10

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091 Batch 5

092 Trans 5

093 Preset Completed 16

094,095,**096 Preset batch volume exceeds the maximum permitted.

3 * 24

097,098,**099 Preset batch volume is below the minimum required.

3 * 24

100,**101 The minimum preset for this recipe is

2 * 24

102,103, 104,105, 106,107,

108

Warning: Premature batch termination will result in out of blend delivery. If you desire to terminate anyway, press ENTER otherwise, press CLEAR to continue.

7 * 24

109,110 Invalid ID Number. Press CLEAR to enter.

2 * 24

111,112,113 Recipe selected is not available. Press CLEAR to continue.

3 * 24

114,115,**116 The preset volume will cause the max transaction volume to be exceeded.

3 * 24

117,**118 Fatal: Entry is out of specified range.

2 * 24

119 Prv Err 7

120 Load Completed 16

121 Load Terminated 16

Note: The output length of each table entry signifies the maximum number of characters allowable for that particular message even though the default message may not take up all spaces allowed. Note: * An entry number flagged with an asterisk (*), designates that the entry description should have a leading space in the message. This will allow for display concatenation without running words together. Note: ** An entry number flagged with two asterisks (**), designates that the entry description should have a trailing space in the message. This will allow for display concatenation without running words together. Note: Any table entry that has more than one entry number are 24 character messages each. They are concatenated together to form a scrolling message.

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Appendix II The following table provides the entry number, description of the data entry, the code reference (if any), the number of columns required for the data, and the bytes that the item will require when saved in local storage. The following designations are used in the byte column of the table: * - The entry is programmable via a program code entry and is never saved in local storage. Thus, this entry has no effect on the size of local storage. ** - The entry is always saved. *** - Recipe volumes are never stored in local storage. They are calculated from the product volumes. If the corresponding product volumes are not saved, these volumes will print as zero. **** - Transaction volumes are never saved in local storage. They are calculated from the batch volumes. If the corresponding batch volumes are not saved in local storage, the transaction volumes will print as zeros. 4 ** - This entry is always saved but the number of bytes depends on the number of batches per transaction. Items not marked are user selectable to be saved or not saved in local storage.

DELIVERY REPORT CONFIGURABLE ENTRY TABLE

Entry Description Code Ref Columns Bytes

1 Alarm History Alarm Codes 60 **

2 Transaction Completion Time and Date 8 **

3 Transaction Number 4 **

4 Response to Prompt Message One 9 4

5 Response to Prompt Message Two 9 4

6 Response to Prompt Message Three 9 4

7 Response to Prompt Message Four 9 4

8 Response to Prompt Message Five 9 4

9 Recipe Name for the First Batch Run R_ _02 9 *

10 Recipe Name for the Second Batch Run R_ _02 9 *

11 Recipe Name for the Third Batch Run R_ _02 9 *

12 Recipe Name for the Fourth Batch Run R_ _02 9 *

13 Recipe Name for the Fifth Batch Run R_ _02 9 *

14 Recipe Name for the Sixth Batch Run R_ _02 9 *

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15 First User Selected Volume for the Recipe Volume for the First Batch Run

6 ***

16 First User Selected Volume for the Recipe Volume for the Second Batch Run

6 ***

17 First User Selected Volume for the Recipe Volume for the Third Batch Run

6 ***

18 First User Selected Volume for the Recipe Volume for the Fourth Batch Run

6 ***

19 First User Selected Volume for the Recipe Volume for the Fifth Batch Run

6 ***

20 First User Selected Volume for the Recipe Volume for the Sixth Batch Run

6 ***

21 Second User Selected Volume for the Recipe Volume for the First Batch Run

6 ***

22 Second User Selected Volume for the Recipe Volume for the Second Batch Run

6 ***

23 Second User Selected Volume for the Recipe Volume for the Third Batch Run

6 ***

24 Second User Selected Volume for the Recipe Volume for the Fourth Batch Run

6 ***

25 Second User Selected Volume for the Recipe Volume for the Fifth Batch Run

6 ***

26 Second User Selected Volume for the Recipe Volume for the Sixth Batch Run

6 ***

27 Third User Selected Volume for the Recipe Volume for the First Batch Run

6 ***

28 Third User Selected Volume for the Recipe Volume for the Second Batch Run

6 ***

29 Third User Selected Volume for the Recipe Volume for the Third Batch Run

6 ***

30 Third User Selected Volume for the Recipe Volume for the Fourth Batch Run

6 ***

31 Third User Selected Volume for the Recipe Volume for the Fifth Batch Run

6 ***

32 Third User Selected Volume for the Recipe Volume for the Sixth Batch Run

6 ***

33 Recipe Name for the First Recipe Run for the Transaction

R__02 9 *

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34 Recipe Name for the Second Recipe Run for the Transaction

R__02 9 *

35 Recipe Name for the Third Recipe Run for the R__02 9 *

36 Recipe Name for the Fourth Recipe Run for the Transaction

R__02 9 *

37 Recipe Name for the Fifth Recipe Run for the Transaction

R__02 9 *

38 Recipe Name for the Sixth Recipe Run for the Transaction

R__02 9 *

39 Transaction Volume of the First Recipe Run, First User Selected Volume

6 ****

40 Transaction Volume of the Second Recipe Run, First User Selected Volume

6 ****

41 Transaction Volume of the Third Recipe Run, First User Selected Volume

6 ****

42 Transaction Volume of the Fourth Recipe Run, First User Selected Volume

6 ****

43 Transaction Volume of the Fifth Recipe Run, First User Selected Volume

6 ****

44 Transaction Volume of the Sixth Recipe Run, First User Selected Volume

6 ****

45 Transaction Volume of the First Recipe Run, Second User Selected Volume

6 ****

46 Transaction Volume of the Second Recipe Run, Second User Selected Volume

6 ****

47 Transaction Volume of the Third Recipe Run, Second User Selected Volume

6 ****

48 Transaction Volume of the Fourth Recipe Run, Second User Selected Volume

6 ****

49 Transaction Volume of the Fifth Recipe Run, Second User Selected Volume

6 ****

50 Transaction Volume of the Sixth Recipe Run, Second User Selected Volume

6 ****

51 Transaction Volume of the First Recipe Run, Third User Selected Volume

6 ****

52 Transaction Volume of the Second Recipe Run, Third User Selected Volume

6 ****

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53 Transaction Volume of the Third Recipe Run, Third User Selected Volume

6 ****

54 Transaction Volume of the Fourth Recipe Run, Third User Selected Volume

6 ****

55 Transaction Volume of the Fifth Recipe Run, Third User Selected Volume

6 ****

56 Transaction Volume of the Sixth Recipe Run, Third User Selected Volume

6 ****

57 Additive Number One Name S814 9 *

58 Additive Number Two Name S815 9 *

59 Additive Number Three Name S816 9 *

60 Additive Number Four Name S817 9 *

61 Additive Number Five Name S818 9 *

62 Additive Number Six Name S819 9 *

63 Additive Number Seven Name S820 9 *

64 Additive Number Eight Name S821 9 *

65 Additive Injector # 1 Volume for the First Batch Run

9 4

66 Additive Injector # 1 Volume for the Second Batch Run

9 4

67 Additive Injector # 1 Volume for the Third Batch Run

9 4

68 Additive Injector # 1 Volume for the Fourth Batch Run

9 4

69 Additive Injector # 1 Volume for the Fifth Batch Run

9 4

70 Additive Injector # 1 Volume for the Sixth Batch Run

9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4

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9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4

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9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4


9 4

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9 4

113 Additive Injector #1 Transaction Volume 9 ****








121 Product Name of Product One P180 9 *

122 Product Name of Product Two P180 9 *

123 Product Name of Product Three P180 9 *

124 Product Name of Product Four P180 9 *

125 First User Selected Volume for Product One, First Batch

6 **

126 First User Selected Volume for Product One, Second Batch

6 4 **

127 First User Selected Volume for Product One, Third Batch

6 4 **

128 First User Selected Volume for Product One, Fourth Batch

6 4 **

129 First User Selected Volume for Product One, Fifth Batch

6 4 **

130 First User Selected Volume for Product One, Sixth Batch

6 4 **

131 First User Selected Volume for Product Two, First Batch

6 **

132 First User Selected Volume for Product Two, Second Batch

6 4 **

133 First User Selected Volume for Product Two, Third Batch

6 4 **

134 First User Selected Volume for Product Two, Fourth Batch

6 4 **

135 First User Selected Volume for Product Two, Fifth Batch

6 4 **

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136 First User Selected Volume for Product Two, Sixth Batch

6 4 **

137 First User Selected Volume for Product Three, First Batch

6 **

138 First User Selected Volume for Product Three, Second Batch

6 4 **

139 First User Selected Volume for Product Three, Third Batch

6 4 **

140 First User Selected Volume for Product Three, Fourth Batch

6 4 **

141 First User Selected Volume for Product Three, Fifth Batch

6 4 **

142 First User Selected Volume for Product Three, Sixth Batch

6 4 **

143 First User Selected Volume for Product Four, First Batch

6 **

144 First User Selected Volume for Product Four, Second Batch

6 4 **

145 First User Selected Volume for Product Four, Third Batch

6 4 **

146 First User Selected Volume for Product Four, Fourth Batch

6 4 **

147 First User Selected Volume for Product Four, Fifth Batch

6 4 **

148 First User Selected Volume for Product Four, Sixth Batch

6 4 **

149 Second User Selected Volume for Product One, First Batch

6 **

150 Second User Selected Volume for Product One, Second Batch

6 4 **

151 Second User Selected Volume for Product One, Third Batch

6 4 **

152 Second User Selected Volume for Product One, Fourth Batch

6 4 **

153 Second User Selected Volume for Product One, Fifth Batch

6 4 **

154 Second User Selected Volume for Product One, Sixth Batch

6 4 **

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155 Second User Selected Volume for Product Two, First Batch

6 **

156 Second User Selected Volume for Product Two, Second Batch

6 4 **

157 Second User Selected Volume for Product Two, Third Batch

6 4 **

158 Second User Selected Volume for Product Two, Fourth Batch

6 4 **

159 Second User Selected Volume for Product Two, Fifth Batch

6 4 **

160 Second User Selected Volume for Product Two, Sixth Batch

6 4 **

161 Second User Selected Volume for Product Three, First Batch

6 **

162 Second User Selected Volume for Product Three, Second Batch

6 4 **

163 Second User Selected Volume for Product Three, Third Batch

6 4 **

164 Second User Selected Volume for Product Three, Fourth Batch

6 4 **

165 Second User Selected Volume for Product Three, Fifth Batch

6 4 **

166 Second User Selected Volume for Product Three, Sixth Batch

6 4 **

167 Second User Selected Volume for Product Four, First Batch

6 **

168 Second User Selected Volume for Product Four, Second Batch

6 4 **

169 Second User Selected Volume for Product Four, Third Batch

6 4 **

170 Second User Selected Volume for Product Four, Fourth Batch

6 4 **

171 Second User Selected Volume for Product Four, Fifth Batch

6 4 **

172 Second User Selected Volume for Product Four, Sixth Batch

6 4 **

173 Third User Selected Volume for Product One, First Batch

6 **

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174 Third User Selected Volume for Product One, Second Batch

6 4 **

175 Third User Selected Volume for Product One, Third Batch

6 4 **

176 Third User Selected Volume for Product One, Fourth Batch

6 4 **

177 Third User Selected Volume for Product One, Fifth Batch

6 4 **

178 Third User Selected Volume for Product One, Sixth Batch

6 4 **

179 Third User Selected Volume for Product Two, First Batch

6 **

180 Third User Selected Volume for Product Two, Second Batch

6 4 **

181 Third User Selected Volume for Product Two, Third Batch

6 4 **

182 Third User Selected Volume for Product Two, Fourth Batch

6 4 **

183 Third User Selected Volume for Product Two, Fifth Batch

6 4 **

184 Third User Selected Volume for Product Two, Sixth Batch

6 4 **

185 Third User Selected Volume for Product Three, First Batch

6 **

186 Third User Selected Volume for Product Three, Second Batch

6 4 **

187 Third User Selected Volume for Product Three, Third Batch

6 4 **

188 Third User Selected Volume for Product Three, Fourth Batch

6 4 **

189 Third User Selected Volume for Product Three, Fifth Batch

6 4 **

190 Third User Selected Volume for Product Three, Sixth Batch

6 4 **

191 Third User Selected Volume for Product Four, First Batch

6 **

192 Third User Selected Volume for Product Four, Second Batch

6 4 **

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193 Third User Selected Volume for Product Four, Third Batch

6 193

194 Third User Selected Volume for Product Four, Fourth Batch

6 4 **

195 Third User Selected Volume for Product Four, Fifth Batch

6 4 **

196 Third User Selected Volume for Product Four, Sixth Batch

6 4 **

197 Transaction Volume of Product One, First User Selected Volume

6 ****

198 Transaction Volume of Product Two, First User Selected Volume

6 ****

199 Transaction Volume of Product Three, First User Selected Volume

6 ****

200 Transaction Volume of Product Four, First User Selected Volume

6 ****

201 Transaction Volume of Product One, Second User Selected Volume

6 ****

202 Transaction Volume of Product Two, Second User Selected Volume

6 ****

203 Transaction Volume of Product Three, Second User Selected Volume

6 ****

204 Transaction Volume of Product Four, Second User Selected Volume

6 ****

205 Transaction Volume of Product One, Third User Selected Volume

6 ****

206 Transaction Volume of Product Two, Third User Selected Volume

6 ****

207 Transaction Volume of Product Three, Third User Selected Volume

6 ****

208 Transaction Volume of Product Four, Third User Selected Volume

6 ****

209 Load Average Temperature for the First Batch Run

6 2

210 Load Average Temperature for the Second Batch Run

6 2

211 Load Average Temperature for the Third Batch Run

6 2

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6 2

213 Load Average Temperature for the Fifth Batch Run

6 2

214 Load Average Temperature for the Sixth Batch Run

6 2

215 Load Average Temperature for Product One, First Batch

6 2

216 Load Average Temperature for Product One, Second Batch

6 2

217 Load Average Temperature for Product One, Third Batch

6 2

218 Load Average Temperature for Product One, Fourth Batch

6 2

219 Load Average Temperature for Product One, Fifth Batch

6 2

220 Load Average Temperature for Product One, Sixth Batch

6 2

221 Load Average Temperature for Product Two, First Batch

6 2

222 Load Average Temperature for Product Two, Second Batch

6 2

223 Load Average Temperature for Product Two, Third Batch

6 2

224 Load Average Temperature for Product Two, Fourth Batch

6 2

225 Load Average Temperature for Product Two, Fifth Batch

6 2

226 Load Average Temperature for Product Two, Sixth Batch

6 2

227 Load Average Temperature for Product Three, First Batch

6 2

228 Load Average Temperature for Product Three, Second Batch

6 2

229 Load Average Temperature for Product Three, Third Batch

6 2

230 Load Average Temperature for Product Three, Fourth Batch

6 2

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6 2

232 Load Average Temperature for Product Three, Sixth Batch

6 2

233 Load Average Temperature for Product Four, First Batch

6 2

234 Load Average Temperature for Product Four, Second Batch

6 2

235 Load Average Temperature for Product Four, Third Batch

6 2

236 Load Average Temperature for Product Four, Fourth Batch

6 2

237 Load Average Temperature for Product Four, Fifth Batch

6 2

238 Load Average Temperature for Product Four, Sixth Batch

6 2

239 Transaction Load Average Temperature, First Recipe

6 2

240 Transaction Load Average Temperature, Second Recipe

6 2

241 Transaction Load Average Temperature, Third Recipe

6 2

242 Transaction Load Average Temperature, Fourth Recipe

6 2

243 Transaction Load Average Temperature, Fifth Recipe

6 2

244 Transaction Load Average Temperature, Sixth Recipe

6 2

245 Transaction Load Average Temperature, Product One

6 2

246 Transaction Load Average Temperature, Product Two

6 2

247 Transaction Load Average Temperature, Product Three

6 2

248 Transaction Load Average Temperature, Product Four

6 2

249 Load Average Density, First Batch 6 2

250 Load Average Density, Second Batch 6 2

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252 Load Average Density, Fourth Batch 6 2

253 Load Average Density, Fifth Batch 6 2

254 Load Average Density, Sixth Batch 6 2

255 Load Average Density, Product One, First Batch 6 2

256 Load Average Density, Product One, Second Batch

6 2

257 Load Average Density, Product One, Third Batch 6 2

258 Load Average Density, Product One, Fourth Batch 6 2

259 Load Average Density, Product One, Fifth Batch 6 2

260 Load Average Density, Product One, Sixth Batch 6 2

261 Load Average Density, Product Two, First Batch 6 2

262 Load Average Density, Product Two, Second Batch

6 2

263 Load Average Density, Product Two, Third Batch 6 2

264 Load Average Density, Product Two, Fourth Batch 6 2

265 Load Average Density, Product Two, Fifth Batch 6 2

266 Load Average Density, Product Two, Sixth Batch 6 2

267 Load Average Density, Product Three, First Batch 6 2

268 Load Average Density, Product Three, Second Batch

6 2

269 Load Average Density, Product Three, Third Batch

6 2

270 Load Average Density, Product Three, Fourth Batch

6 2

271 Load Average Density, Product Three, Fifth Batch 6 2

272 Load Average Density, Product Three, Sixth Batch

6 2

273 Load Average Density, Product Four, First Batch 6 2

274 Load Average Density, Product Four, Second Batch

6 2

275 Load Average Density, Product Four, Third Batch 6 2

276 Load Average Density, Product Four, Fourth Batch

6 2

277 Load Average Density, Product Four, Fifth Batch 6 2

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278 Load Average Density, Product Four, Sixth Batch 6 2

279 Transaction Load Average Density, Product One 6 2

280 Transaction Load Average Density, Product Two 6 2

281 Transaction Load Average Density, Product Three 6

282 Transaction Load Average Density, Product Four 6

283 Reference Density Product One P442 6 *

284 Reference Density Product Two P442 6 *

285 Reference Density Product Three P442 6 *

286 Reference Density Product Four P442 6 *

287 Prompt Message One S715 20 *

288 Prompt Message Two S716 20 *

289 Prompt Message Three S717 20 *

290 Prompt Message Four S718 20 *

291 Prompt Message Five S719 20 *

292 Printer Message Number One S710 20 *

293 Printer Message Number Two S711 20 *

294 Printer Message Number Three S712 20 *

295 Printer Message Number Four S713 20 *

296 Printer Message Number Five S714 20 *

297 HM Classification for the First Batch Run P701-704 80 *

298 HM Classification for the Second Batch Run P701-704 80 *

299 HM Classification for the Third Batch Run P701-704 80 *

300 HM Classification for the Fourth Batch Run P701-704 80 *

301 HM Classification for the Fifth Batch Run P701-704 80 *

302 HM Classification for the Sixth Batch Run P701-704 80 *

303 HM Classification for the Transaction P701-704 80 *

304 First User Selected Volume Units for Storage S307 5 *

305 Second User Selected Volume Units for Storage S307 5 *

306 Third User Selected Volume Units for Storage S307 5 *

307 Meter Identification S720 20 *

308 Density Units S443 5 *

309 Temperature Units S441 1 *

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310 Volume Units S341 3 *

311 Mass Units S445 3 *

312 Additive Injector Units S857 3 *

313 Form Feed 0 0

314 End of Form Form Feed Rev. 9 firmware and above.

0 0

315 First User Selected Volume for Product One, Non-resettable Total Rev. 9 firmware and above.

9 4

316 Second User Selected Volume for Product One, Non-resettable Total Rev. 9 firmware and above.

9 4

317 Third User Selected Volume for Product One, Non-resettable Total Rev. 9 firmware and above.

9 4

318 First User Selected Volume for Product Two, Non-resettable Total Rev. 9 firmware and above.

9 4

319 Second User Selected Volume for Product Two, Non-resettable Total Rev. 9 firmware and above.

9 4

320 Third User Selected Volume for Product Two, Non-resettable Total Rev. 9 firmware and above.

9 4

321 First User Selected Volume for Product Three, Non-resettable Total Rev. 9 firmware and above.

9 4

322 Second User Selected Volume for Product Three, Non-resettable Total Rev. 9 firmware and above.

9 4

323 Third User Selected Volume for Product Three, Non-resettable Total Rev. 9 firmware and above.

9 4

324 First User Selected Volume for Product Four, Non-resettable Total Rev. 9 firmware and above.

9 4

325 Second User Selected Volume for Product Four, Non-resettable Total Rev. 9 firmware and above.

9 4

326 Third User Selected Volume for Product Four, Non-resettable Total Rev. 9 firmware and above.

9 4

327 Batch Completion Flag, First Batch Rev. 11 firmware and above

16 1

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328 Batch Completion Flag, Second Batch Rev. 11 firmware and above

16 1

329 Batch Completion Flag, Third Batch Rev. 11 firmware and above

16 1

330 Batch Completion Flag, Fourth Batch Rev. 11 firmware and above

16 1

331 Batch Completion Flag, Fifth Batch Rev. 11 firmware and above

16 1

332 Batch Completion Flag, Sixth Batch Rev. 11 firmware and above

16 1

Note: The entry in Program Code 354 will affect the number of transactions saved in local storage.

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Appendix III

Entry Alarm 0 = Clearable 1 = Not Clearable

1 CM: Communications

2 TK: Ticket

3 OA: Overrun

4 SP: Set at entry 751 (Shared Printer)

5 SF: Storage Full

6 F1: Additive Feedback 1








14 H2: Set at entry 755 (232 Printer Hardware)

15 O2: Set at entry 755 (232 Paper Out)

16 A2: Set at entry 755 (232 Cover Open)

17 D2: Set at entry 755 (232 Deselected)

18 B2: Set at entry 755 (232 Buffer Overflow)

19 P2: Set at entry 755 (232 Communications)

20 E2: Set at entry 755 (232 General Error)

21 I2: Set at entry 755 (232 No Response)

22 H4: Set at entry 755 (485 Printer Hardware)

23 O4: Set at entry 755 (485 Printer Paper Out)

24 A4: Set at entry 755 (485 Cover Open)

25 D4: Set at entry 755 (485 Deselected)

26 B4: Set at entry 755 (485 Buffer Overflow)

27 P4: Set at entry 755 (485 Communications)

28 E4: Set at entry 755 (485 General Error)

29 I4: Set at entry 755 (485 No Response)

30 CL: Clean Line

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Entry Alarm 0 = Clearable 1 = Not Clearable

31 PA: Power-fail (Set at entry 186)

32 ZF: Zero Flow (Set at entry 212)

33 HT: High Temperature

34 LT: Low Temperature

35 TP: Temperature Probe

36 HP: High Pressure

37 LP: Low Pressure

38 PR: Pressure Transducer

39 HD: High Density

40 LD: Low Density

41 DR: Density Transducer

42 BP: Back Pressure

43 LF: Low Flow

44 HF: High Flow

45 BH: Blend High

46 BL: Blend Low

47 OA: Overrun

48 PT: Pulse Transmission

49 VF: Valve Fault

50 PS: Pulse Security

51 ZF: Zero Flow

52 CF: Not Configured Flow

53 UF: Unwanted Flow

Note: 1. Alarms that have the statement "Set at entry ???" are programmable in their respective program codes as to whether they are

clearable or not clearable in the Run and Ready Mode of operation. 2.Alarms 1 through 32 are System Alarms, alarms 33 through 53 are Product alarms.

Revisions included in AB06034 Issue/Rev. 0.3 (8/97): Added Program Code 354. Added Entries 120 and 121. Added Entries 327 through 332 to the Delivery Report Confi gurable Entry Table. Converted manual from WordPerfect to Microsoft Word.

Printed in U.S.A. © 8/97 FMC Technologies Measurement Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved. AB06034 Issue/Rev. 0.3 (8/97)

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