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A.9 Sensor calibration information
The sensor calibration information register is used for instruments that can electronically
adjust the calibration circuitry or algorithm. The sensor information can be read from a
plug and play sensor or can be loaded at the factory or by qualified field personnel.
A.10 Miscellaneous functions
shows the register blocks to perform a specialized action, such as resetting the
instrument (hardware reset) and saving all instrument configuration parameters to
non-volatile EEPROM memory.
A.11 Application-specific information
shows application specific register blocks.
Table 25 Sensor calibration information
Address
Register description
Access
Size (bytes) Data format
900–903
Reserved
904–943
Sensor calibration curve sizes
R/P
80
Size (20 points maximum)
format: XXX.XXX
Note: Resolution is 0.1 micron
944–983
Sensor calibration curve voltages
R/P
80
mV (20 points maximum)
format: XXXX.XX
984–985
Reserved
986
Nominal flow
R/P
2
Range: 1–10000, 1 = 0.01cfm
987–996
Reserved
997
Sensor type
R/P
2
1 = liquid, 2 = air
998–1089
Reserved
1090
Sensor flow measurement present
R/P
2
0 = not present, 1 = present
1091–1099
Expansion
Table 26 Miscellaneous functions
Address
Register description
Access
Size (bytes) Data format
1100
Set Write access password
W
2
1101
Module reset
W
2
1 = reset
1102
Reserved
1103
Save all settings
1
W
2
1 = save
1104
Default settings
W
2
1 = default
1105–1199
Expansion
1
It is recommended to reset the 6000 using register 1101 after saving with register 1103.
Table 27 Application specific
Address
Register description
Access
Size (bytes) Data format
1200
Run status
R
2
0=Delay, 1=Start, 2= Stop, 3=Count, 4=Hold
1201–1259
Reserved
1260–1299
Expansion
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