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AMSN
Direction
Binding
Type
Value range
Units
Description
Usage
See also
AMSR
Direction
Binding
Type
Value range
Units
Description
Usage
See also
AMVOLTSWAS
Direction
Binding
Type
Value range
Units
Description
Usage
See also
Rosemount Analytical Inc.
A Division of Emerson Process Management
Bidirectional
AMSN
String
31 characters
None
The module serial number.
Set by the manufacturer when the module passes final test during the manufacturing
process. This should not be changed lightly! It should match the serial number on the
analyzer case. If the analyzer computer board is exchanged, this value along with all
others should be corrected.
AMHR
AMBC
TAG
Bidirectional
AMSR
String
31 characters
None
The module software revision number.
Set by the software compilation process. This variable may be written to, but it is not
stored in non-volatile memory, so its value will revert to the ROM value on a power
cycle. In general, you can only use analyzers of a given revision level with control
modules of the same or higher level revision, at least up to revision 3.0..
AMHR
AMBC
TAG
Output only
None
4 to 6-element floating point array. See VOLTS-IS for details.
Nominal power supply values, plus or minus a volt or so.
Volts
Stored values of the power supply voltage array VOLTS-IS.
Stores the values of the power supply voltages at manufacturing check out time.
Compare the present values to this in order to see what has changed. Only write into
this if the electronic hardware has been changed. There is a special function in the
manufacturing data screen which automatically stores this and other such variables.
VOLTS_IS
PRES_WAS
FLOW_WAS
TEMP_WAS
ZERO_WAS
SPANWAS
PVWAS
Reference Manual
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September 2003
Analyzer Variables
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