Appendix 61
C2 Calibration String
The C2 calibration string contains (flow) meter
calibration number information.
Format:
$R035J,C2,<meter_cal><CR><LF>
The <meter_cal> field can run from 0.0 to 999.9.
It denotes the flow calibration number being
used. The field expands to fit the number. A
change trips off the transmission of the C1, C2,
and C3 calibration strings.
C3 Calibration String (C3)
The C3 calibration string contains valve type,
Rate1, and Rate2 information.
Format:
$R035J,C3,<valve_cal>,<rate_1_cal>,<rate_2_
cal><CR><LF>
The <valve_cal> field is always sent out as
2123
The <rate_X_cal> field reflects the value of
Rate1 or Rate2. The field can run from 0.0 to
999.9. The field expands to fit the number.
D1 Data String (D1)
The D1 data string contains total area and field
area information.
Format:
$ R 0 3 5 J , D 1 , < t o t a l _ a r e a > , < f i e l d _
area><CR><LF>
The <total_area> field will always be 0.0.
The <field_area> field can run between 0.0 to
999.9. The field expands to fit the number. 999.9
rolls over to 0.0 and continues to accumulate.
this field will contain the existing area data of
the 8160
D2 Data String (D2)
The D2 data string contains total volume and
field volume information.
Format:
$ R 0 3 5 J , D 2 , < t o t a l _ v o l u m e > , < f i e l d _
volume><CR><LF
The <total_volume> field will always be 0.0
The <field_volume> field runs from 0 to 9999.
The field expands to fit the number. 9999 rolls
over to 0 and continues to accumulate this field
will contain the existing volume data for the
8160.
D3 Data String (D3)
The D3 data string contains tank volume and
distance information.
Format:
$R035J,D3,<tank_volume>,<distance><CR><L
F>
The <tank_volume> field will always be 0.
The <distance> field will always be 0.
Actual Rate String (AR)
Format:
$R035J,AR,<actual_rate><CR><LF>
The <actual_rate> can run from 0.0 to 999.9.
The field expands to fit the number.
Time/Date String (TD)
Format:
$R035J,TD,<hr:min>,<month/day/year>,<field_
reference><CR><LF>
The <hr:min> field, will always be 0:00.
The <month/day/year> field will always be
1/1/08.
The <field_reference> field can run from 0 to
9999. The Field expands to fit the number. Field
Reference allows user to enter up to a four-digit
number to represent a field.
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