Table Of Contents

Standard Items

See Device Standard Items.

Protocol Items

Item	Data Type	Description
ABSOLUTE.VISCOSITY	R4	Absolute Viscosity.
AC	UI4
ACCUM.UNITS.DO0	R4
ACCUM.UNITS.DO1	R4
ACCUMULATOR.ADDRESS	UI1	If the Input Type is 1, this field contains the address of the CIM to be used to obtain the data. If the Input Type is 3, this field contains the Modbus address of the device.
ACCUMULATOR.ALARM.VALUE	R4	The value over which an alarm condition occurs.
ACCUMULATOR.CURREN_VALUE	R4	The current accumulated value.
ACCUMULATOR.DAILY_RESET	UI1	Flag to set the accumulated value back to zero each day.
ACCUMULATOR.DESCRIPTION	STRING	Text describing the accumulator record.
ACCUMULATOR.DO_RECORD_NUMBER	UI2	Digital Output record number.
ACCUMULATOR.HARDWARE.CHANNEL	UI1	External Input ID. Channel Number, depends on Input type below.
ACCUMULATOR.INIT	UI1	Initialize to initial value. Write only, read returns 0.
ACCUMULATOR.INIT_VALUE	UI4	New value of the accumulator. The RTU sets the value of the accumulator to the value in this field if several conditions are met. These conditions are: Scaling Factor is not equal to zero. "Initialize to initial value" flag is set to one. If the Input Type = 0 (On-Board accumulator), the record has not been initialized. This field is only available in the update message
ACCUMULATOR.INPUT_TYPE	UI1	0 = On-Board Accumulator 1 = I/O CIM 2 = Digital Input Tripped Time Function (added 2:7.8 changed to tripped 3:1.0) 3 = Modbus (added 3:0.4) 4 = Analog Input Alarm Time Function (added 3:1.0) 5 = Analog Input Modbus last Communication Time (added 3:1.0)
ACCUMULATOR.MODBUS_REGISTER	UI2	Modbus register to be used to obtain the data.
ACCUMULATOR.MODBUS_TIME	UI2	Modbus communication frequency.
ACCUMULATOR.MONTHLY_RESET	UI1	Flag to set the accumulated value back to zero each month. 0 = No, 1 = Yes
ACCUMULATOR.PSD	UI2	Permanent Shutdown(PSD)
ACCUMULATOR.REPORT_TO_DISPLAY	UI1	Flag that indicates if the accumulator value is to be displayed on the RTU's two line display. 0 = No, 1 = Yes
ACCUMULATOR.SCALING.FACTOR	R4	Value of an accumulator increment, in engineering units.
ACCUMULATOR.TIME_OFF	UI2	The time in seconds the digital output is unlatched when the accumulator is in the alarm state if the alarm type is 4, Pulse.
ACCUMULATOR.TIME_ON	UI2	Time (milliseconds) the digital output is latched when the accumulator is in the alarm state if the alarm type is 4, Pulse.
ACCUMULATOR.UNITS	STRING	Text describing the value of the accumulator.
AGA7.PRESSURE.CALCULATED	UI1	Flag indicating if the AGA7 pressure factor is calculated. 1 is calculated, 0 is not calculated and a value has been entered.
AGA7.PRESSUE.VALUE	R4	Current value of the AGA7 pressure factor.
AGA7.TEMP.CALCULATED	UI1	Flag indicating if the AGA7 temperature factor is calculated. 1 is calculated, 0 is not calculated and a value has been entered.
AGA7.TEMP.VALUE	R4	Current value of the AGA7 temperature factor.
AGA8.METHOD	UI1
AI	UI2
ANALOG.AI.ALARM.DELAY	UI2	AI Alarm delay – in seconds
ANALOG.ANALOG_OUTPUT_FLAG	UI1	Analog Output. Flag indicating this record is associated with an analog output.
ANALOG.AO_CHANNEL	UI2	AO Channel. The number of the analog output record.
ANALOG.AO_OFFSET	R4	AO offset. The offset of the analog output record.
ANALOG.AO_RANGE	R4	AO range. The range of the analog output record.
ANALOG.AO_SCALE	R4	AO scale. Used as follows for the AO: (Value * scale – offset)/range *100.
ANALOG.AVERAGE.STATION.NUMBER	UI2
ANALOG.AVERAGE.TYPE	UI2
ANALOG.DEADBAND	R4	Alarm deadband. The amount the analog value must change in order to come out of an alarm condition. For the "Low Alarm Limit", the value of the analog must be above the sum of the "Alarm Deadband" and "Low Alarm Limit". For the "High Alarm Limit", the value of the analog must be below the "High Alarm Limit" less the "Alarm Deadband".
ANALOG.DESCRIPTION	STRING	Description.
ANALOG.DEVIATION.FLAG	UI1	Deviation Value used. 0 = No; 1 = Yes
ANALOG.DEVIATION.VALUE	R4	Deviation Amount
ANALOG.ESD_TSD_OVERRANGE	UI2	ESD/TSD overrange. The ESD/TSD underrange and overrange indicate what types of actions is taken if an alarm condition exists. The types of actions are: 0 = No alarm 1 = PSD - The RTU shuts down production until manually reset. 2 = TSD - The RTU shuts down production until the condition clears. 3 = Digital Output - The RTU activates a Digital Output. 4 = Pulses - The RTU activates and deactivates a Digital Output based upon times provided in this message. 5 = Inverted Digital Output - The RTU deactivates the Digital Output.
ANALOG.ESD_TSD_UNDERRANGE	UI2	ESD/TSD underrange. The ESD/TSD underrange and overrange indicate what types of actions is taken if an alarm condition exists. The types of actions are: 0 = No alarm 1 = PSD - The RTU shuts down production until manually reset. 2 = TSD - The RTU shuts down production until the condition clears. 3 = Digital Output - The RTU activates a Digital Output. 4 = Pulses - The RTU activates and deactivates a Digital Output based upon times provided in this message. 5 = Inverted Digital Output - The RTU deactivates the Digital Output.
ANALOG.FLOWRATE.CHANNEL	UI2
ANALOG.FLOWRATE.FUDGE.FACTOR	R4
ANALOG.FLOWRATE.SETPOINT.OFFSET	R4
ANALOG.FLOWRATE.SETPOINT.RANGE	R4
ANALOG.HARDWARE.CHANNEL	UI1
ANALOG.HIGH.LIMIT	R4	High alarm limit. The analog value above which an alarm condition exists.
ANALOG.IGNORE_HI_FAIL	UI1	Ignore High Fail. Flag to ignore the High Failure condition of this analog 0 = No, 1 = Yes
ANALOG.IGNORE_LO_FAIL	UI1	Ignore Low Fail. Flag to ignore the Low Failure condition of this analog. 0 = No, 1 = Yes
ANALOG.INPUT.TYPE.FLAG	UI2	Input Type. 0 = LIVE AI Channel Number 1 = MANUAL 2 = FLOW RATE Flow Computer Number 3 = CIM MV SP CIM Address 4 = CIM MV DP CIM Address 5 = CIM MV TEMP CIM Address 6 = PPT-R PPT-R Address 7 = CIM IO AI0 CIM Address 8 = CIM IO AI1 CIM Address 9 = CIM VALVE FEEDBACK (EPVP) CIM Address 10 = TANK LEVEL 1 Tank Probe Address 11 = TANK LEVEL 2 Tank Probe Address 12 = TANK TEMP Tank Probe Address 13 = BAKER COM2 PRES 14 = BAKER COM2 TEMP 15 = BAKER LOCAL PRES 16 = BAKER LOCAL TEMP 17 = ENTRONIC FLOAT Entronic Float Offset (Not implemented) 18 Modbus holding reg. 19 D5000 D5000 address 20 Add Analog Records 1st AI record no. 21 Subtract Analog Records 1st AI record no. 22 = Multiply Analog Records 1st AI record no. 23 = Divide Analog Records 1st AI record no. 24 = Modbus input reg. 25 = Modbus Rocklink Input no. 26 = Modbus Float Register 27 = Modbus Float Register using 2 16-bit registers 28 = Flow Time Flow Computer Number 29 = Flow volume Flow Computer 30 Energy volume Flow Computer Number
ANALOG.LOW.LIMIT	R4	Low alarm limit. The analog value below which an alarm condition exists.
ANALOG.MANUAL.FLAG	UI1	Input Type
ANALOG.MANUAL.VALUE	R4	Current/Manual Value. Write: field is manual value if the Input Type is MANUAL. For other types, field is ignored. Read: field is the current value of the AI record in engineering units.
ANALOG.MODBUS_ADDRESS	UI1	Modbus address. Address of the modbus device.
ANALOG.MODBUS.CYCLE.TIME	UI2	Modbus communication cycle time (in seconds).
ANALOG.MODBUS.FLAG	UI1	Send to Modbus. Flag that indicates if the value of the analog input record is to be sent to a Modbus device.
ANALOG.MODBUS.FUNCTION.FIELD	UI1	Modbus function field. If Send to Modbus is Yes: 0 - Read register before writing. 1 - Always write 2- Float Register (Always write) 6-Float Register with 2 16-bit registers
ANALOG.MODBUS.OFFSET	R4	Modbus offset. See Modbus scaling
ANALOG.MODBUS.REGISTER	UI2	Modbus register
ANALOG.MODBUS.SCALING	R4	Modbus scaling. Send: (value * scaling) + offset. Get: (value – offset) / scaling
ANALOG.OFFSET	R4	Offset from zero.
ANALOG.OUTPUT.USED	UI1	Flag indicating this record is associated with an analog output.
ANALOG.RANGE	R4	Range of analog.
ANALOG.RELAY_NUMBER	UI2	The number of the Digital Output record used for alarming when the ESD/TSD Underrange or Overrange fields have values of 3, 4, or 5.
ANALOG.REPORT_TO_DISPLAY	UI1	Report to display. 0 = No, 1 = Yes
ANALOG.SCALING_FACTOR	R4	Scaling Factor. The value of an increment of the analog input record.
ANALOG.SECONDARY.AI.RECORD.NUMBER	UI1	2nd AI record no. (For Input Types requiring 2nd input)
ANALOG.TIME_OFF_SEC	UI2	Time Off. The time, in seconds, the Digital Output is deactivated. This field only has meaning when the value of "ESD/TSD Underrange" or "ESD/TSD Overrange" is set to 3, 4, or 5.
ANALOG.TIME_ON_MSEC	UI2	Time On. The time, in milliseconds, the Digital Output is activated. This field only has meaning when the value of ESD/TSD Underrange or Overrange is set to 3, 4, or 5.
ANALOG.UNITS	STRING	Units
ANALOG.WEIGHTED.AVERAGE.FLAG	UI1	Flag that indicates if the average analog value is weighted by the flow from an associated flow computer.
ANALOGCALIBATION.HIGH.RTU.VALUE	R4	High calibration point RTU value: The raw value read by the RTU for this calibration point.
ANALOGCALIBATION.HIGH.USER.ENTER.VALUE	R4	High calibration point user entered value: The value entered by the user for this calibration point.
ANALOGCALIBATION.LOW.RTU.VALUE	R4	Low calibration point RTU value: The raw value read by the RTU for this calibration point.
ANALOGCALIBATION.LOW.USER.ENTER.VALUE	R4	Low calibration point user entered value: The value entered by the user for this calibration point.
ANALOGCALIBATION.MID.RTU.VALUE	R4	Mid calibration point RTU value: The raw value read by the RTU for this calibration point.
ANALOGCALIBATION.MID.USER.ENTER.VALUE	R4	Mid calibration point user entered value: The value entered by the user for this calibration point.
ANALOGCALIBATION.OFFSET	R4	The low value of the sensor.
ANALOGCALIBATION.RANGE	R4	The difference between the high value and low value of the sensor.
ANALOGCALIBATION.SENSOR.TYPE	UI1	0 = Misc. 1 = Low DP if 2 DP’s 2 = High DP if 2 DP’s 3 = DP if 1 DP 4 = Static Pressure 5 = Flowing Temp
ANALOGCALIBATION.AGA.SENSOR	UI1	Set to 1 if the sensor is used in AGA calculations, 0 if not.
ANALOGCALIBATION.FLOW.COMPUTER	UI1	If the value of AGA Sensor is 1, this is the number of the flow computer that uses the AGA sensor.
ANALOGCALIBATION.TYPE	UI1	0 = Range/Offset (DACC1000 not calibrated) 2 = 2 point 3 = 3 point
ANALOGOUTPUT.AOCOUNT	UI1	Count of analog outputs in message, always 1; in older version this field is always 0.
ANALOGOUTPUT.AOOFFSET	R4	The offset of the analog output record.
ANALOGOUTPUT.AORANGE	R4	The range of the analog output record.
ANALOGOUTPUT.AORECORD	UI1	AO record number, was HW AO #
ANALOGOUTPUT.AOSCALE	R4	Used as follows for the AO: (Value * scale – offset)/range *100.
ANALOGOUTPUT.AOTYPE	UI1	0 = LIVE 1 = MANUAL 2 = FLOW RATE 3 = CIM MV SP 4 = CIM MV DP 5 = CIM MV TEMP 6 = PPT-R 7 = CIM IO AI0 8 = CIM IO AI1 9 = CIM VALVE FEEDBACK (EPVP) 10 = TANK LEVEL 1 11 = TANK LEVEL 2 12 = TANK TEMP 13 = BAKER COM2 PRES 14 = BAKER COM2 TEMP 15 = BAKER LOCAL PRES 16 = BAKER LOCAL TEMP 17 ENTRONIC FLOAT 18 = Modbus holding reg. 19 = D5000 20 = Add Analog Records 21 = Subtract Analog Records 22 = Multiply Analog Records 23 Divide Analog Records 24 Modbus input reg. 25 = Modbus Rocklink 26 = Modbus Float Register 27 = Modbus Float Register using 2 16-bit registers 28 = Flow Time 29 = Flow volume 30 = Energy volume
ANALOGOUTPUT.CHANNEL.NUMBER	UI2	Number identifying the associated hardware device.
ANALOGOUTPUT.CURRENT.VALUE	R4	Current value of the record.
ANALOGOUTPUT.DESCRIPTION	STRING	Text describing the analog.
ANALOGOUTPUT.FLOWRATEAOFLAG	UI1	Flag indicating it this module is to be used.
ANALOGOUTPUT.MODBUS.ADDRESS	UI1	Modbus Address
ANALOGOUTPUT.MODBUS.CYCLE.TIME	UI2	In seconds (added 3:0.4)
ANALOGOUTPUT.MODBUE.FUNCTION.FIELD	UI1	If Send to Modbus is Yes: 0 - Read register before writing. 1 - Always write 2- Float Register (Always write) 6-Float Register with 2 16-bit registers
ANALOGOUTPUT.MODBUS.REGISTER	UI2	Modbus register
ANALOGOUTPUT.REPORT.TO.DISPLAY	UI1	Flag to display this analog value on the RTU's two-line display.
ANALOGOUTPUT.SOURCE	UI2	0=RTU, 1=I/O CIM, 2=modbus
AO	UI2	Analog Output Flag indicating this record is associated with an analog output.
ATMOSPHERIC.PRESSURE	R4	Atmospheric pressure.
AUTOTUNE.INTERMIT.OFFTIME.INCREMENT	UI2	OFF time increment: Minutes
AUTOTUNE.INTERMIT.OFFTIME.MAX	UI2	OFF time Maximum: Minutes
AUTOTUNE.INTERMIT.OFFTIME.MIN	UI2	OFF time Minimum: Minutes
AUTOTUNE.INTERMIT.ONTIME.INCREMENT	UI2	ON time increment: Minutes
AUTOTUNE.INTERMIT.ONTIME.MAX	UI2	ON time Maximum: Minutes
AUTOTUNE.INTERMIT.ONTIME.MIN	UI2	ON time Minimum: Minutes
AUTOTUNE.LIFT.ARRIVALTIME.DEADBAND	UI2	Lift arrival time deadband : Seconds
AUTOTUNE.LIFT.ARRIVALTIME.SETPOINT	UI2	Lift arrival time setpoint : Seconds
AUTOTUNE.LIFT.AUTOTUNEFLAG	UI1	Lift Autotune 1 = ON 0 = OFF
AUTOTUNE.LIFT.CRYOUT	UI1	Lift Cryout : bitmap of flags
AUTOTUNE.OPTIMIZECLOSE.FAILEDTRIP	UI2	Optimize Close Pressure increment failed trip. The amount to adjust the pressure after the plunger failed to arrive within the given time. This value is usually larger than the increment for the normal trip in order to more quickly bring the parameters back into a normal operating range.
AUTOTUNE.OPTIMIZECLOSE.MAXPRESSURE	UI2	Optimize Close Maximum pressure allowed.
AUTOTUNE.OPTIMIZECLOSE.MINPRESSURE	UI2	Optimize Close Minimum pressure allowed.
AUTOTUNE.OPTIMIZECLOSE.NORMALTRIP	UI2	Optimize Close Pressure increment normal trip. The amount to adjust the pressure after a successful plunger trip.
AUTOTUNE.OPTIMIZECLOSE.SELECTION	UI1	Optimize Close Autotune condition selection 1 = casing, 2 = tubing, 3 = line, 4 = casing-tubing, 5 = tubingline 6 = casing-line, 7 = differential pressure, 8 = flow rate
AUTOTUNE.OPTIMIZECLOSE.VENTVALVE	UI2	Optimize Close Pressure increment vent valve operated. The amount to adjust the pressure after a trip caused the vent valve to open. This value is usually larger than the increment for the normal trip in order to more quickly bring the parameters back into a normal operating range.
AUTOTUNE.OPTIMIZEOPEN.FAILEDTRIP	UI2	Optimize Open Pressure increment failed trip. The amount to adjust the pressure after the plunger failed to arrive within the given time. This value is usually larger than the increment for the normal trip in order to more quickly bring the parameters back into a normal operating range.
AUTOTUNE.OPTIMIZEOPEN.MAXPRESSURE	UI2	Optimize Close Maximum pressure allowed.
AUTOTUNE.OPTIMIZEOPEN.MINPRESSURE	UI2	Optimize Close Minimum pressure allowed.
AUTOTUNE.OPTIMIZEOPEN.NORMALTRIP	UI2	Optimize Open Pressure increment normal trip. The amount to adjust the pressure after a successful plunger trip.
AUTOTUNE.OPTIMIZEOPEN.SELECTION	UI1	Optimize Open Autotune Condition selection: 1 = casing, 2 = tubing, 3 = line, 4 = casing-tubing, 5 = tubingline, 6 = casing-line,
AUTOTUNE.OPTIMIZEOPEN.VENTVALVE	UI2	Optimize Open Pressure increment vent valve operated. The amount to adjust the pressure after a trip caused the vent valve to open. This value is usually larger than the increment for the normal trip in order to more quickly bring the parameters back into a normal operating range.
BasePoll.AnalogTime	STRING	Analog Time
BasePoll.EnergyProdLastHour/FlowComputerNumber Ex. BasePoll.EnergyProdLastHour/1	UI4	This accumulator contains the total amount of energy produced in the last hour.
BasePoll.EnergyProdToday/FlowComputerNumber Ex: BasePoll.EnergyProdToday/2	UI4	This accumulator contains the total amount of energy produced since the beginning of the contract day.
BasePoll.EnergyProdTotal/FlowComputerNumber Ex: BasePoll.EnergyProdTotal/1	UI4	This accumulator contains the amount of energy produced from the beginning of the month up through the previous contract day.
BasePoll.EnergyProdYest/FlowComputerNumber Ex: BasePoll.EnergyProdYest/2	UI4	This accumulator contains the total amount of energy produced in the previous contract day.
BasePoll.EnergyRate/FlowComputerNumber Ex: BasePoll.EnergyRate/1	R4	Energy rate for each flow computer.
BasePoll.FlowComputerStatus	UI1
BasePoll.FlowControlStatus	UI1
BasePoll.FlowProdLastHour/FlowComputerNumber Ex: BasePoll.FlowProdLastHour/2	UI4	This accumulator contains the total production for the previous hour.
BasePoll.FlowProdToday/FlowComputerNumber Ex: BasePoll.FlowProdToday/1	UI4	This accumulator contains the total amount produced since the beginning of the contract day.
BasePoll.FlowProdTotal/FlowComputerNumber Ex: BasePoll.FlowProdTotal//2	UI4	This accumulator contains the total production from the beginning of the month through the end of the previous contract day.
BasePoll.FlowProdYest/FlowComputerNumber Ex: BasePoll.FlowProdYest/1	UI4	This accumulator contains the total amount produced for the previous contract day.
BasePoll.FlowRate/FlowComputerNumber Ex: BasePoll.FlowRate/2	R4	Flow rate for each flow computer.
BasePoll.FlowTimeLastHour/FlowComputerNumber Ex: BasePoll.FlowTimeLastHour/1	UI4	This accumulator contains the total time in minutes that the well was producing in the previous hour.
BasePoll.FlowTimeToday/FlowComputerNumber Ex: BasePoll.FlowTimeToday/2	UI4	This accumulator contains the total time in minutes that the well was producing since the beginning of the contract day.
BasePoll.FlowTimeTotal/FlowComputerNumber Ex: BasePoll.FlowTimeTotal/1	UI4	This accumulator contains the total time in minutes that the well was producing since the beginning of the month.
BasePoll.FlowTimeYest	UI4	This accumulator contains the total time in minutes that the well was producing in the previous contract day.
BasePoll.HardwareAccu	UI4
BasePoll.HardwareAccuExp	UI4
BasePoll.HardwareAO	UI2
BasePoll.HardwareAOExp	UI2
BasePoll.HardwareDI	UI1
BasePoll.HardwareDIExp	UI1
BasePoll.HardwareDO	UI1
BasePoll.HardwareDOExp	UI1
BasePoll.HardwareExtAI	UI2
BasePoll.HardwareExtExp	UI2
BasePoll.HardwareExtRTDAI	UI2
BasePoll.HardwareExtRTDAIExp	UI2
BasePoll.HardwareIntAI	UI2
BasePoll.LiftFailureToday/FlowComputerNumber Ex. BasePoll.LiftFailureToday/1	UI1	This accumulator contains the total number of Lift fails since the beginning of the contract day.
BasePoll.LiftFailureYest/FlowComputerNumber Ex: BasePoll.LiftFailureYest/2	UI1	This accumulator contains the total number of Lift fails in the previous contract day.
BasePoll.ListStartToday/FlowComputerNumber Ex: BasePoll.ListStartToday/1	UI1	This accumulator contains the total number of Lift starts since the beginning of the contract day.
BasePoll.OverrideSetpoint	R4
BasePoll.PrimarySetpoint	R4
BasePoll.RTUStatus	UI1
BasePoll.SoftwareAccu	R4
BasePoll.SoftwareAI	UI2
BasePoll.SoftwareAIFloats	R4
BasePoll.SoftwareAO	UI2
BasePoll.SoftwareDI	UI1
BasePoll.SoftwareDO	UI1
BasePoll.WaterMadeMonthToYest/TankNumber Ex: BasePoll.WaterMadeMonthToYest/1	UI4	This accumulator contains the total volume of water made since the beginning of the month.
BasePoll.WaterMadeToday/TankNumber Ex: BasePoll.WaterMadeToday/2	UI4	This accumulator contains the total volume of water made since the beginning of the contract day.
BasePoll.WaterMadeYest/TankNumber Ex: BasePoll.WaterMadeYest/1	UI4	This accumulator contains the total volume of water made the previous contract day.
BTU.CONTENT.ANALOG	UI2	The British Thermal Units generated by a cubic foot of gas.
ChangeAIManual	R4	Change AI manual
ChangeOrificePlate	R4	Change orifice plate
ChangePassword	String	Change password
ChangeProductionControl	UI1	Change production control
ChangeProductionValve	UI1	Change production valve
ChangeProductionValveFlag	UI1	Change production valve flag
CommandAO	UI2
COMMPORT.COMM1_BAUDRATE	UI2	The baud rate used for the port.
COMMPORT.COMM1_CTSFLAG	UI1	Informs the RTU if it is to use the Clear-To-Send (CTS) signal on the serial port. 0 = no, 1 = yes, 2 = bidirectional
COMMPORT.COMM1_FORMAT	UI1	Defines the parity, bit count and stop bits: 0 = N81 1 = E71 2 = O71 3 = N71 4 = E81
COMMPORT.COMM1_SELECT	UI1	Defines the port selection: 0 = not used 1 = CIM 2 = tank 3 = PLC 4 = display 5 = Bristol 6 = Baker 7 = RTU Modbus 8 = ASCII Modbus 9 = communications 10 = store and forward DACC500: 9 DACC1000: 9 DACC2000: 0,9 DACC3000: 0,9
COMMPORT.COMM1_TURNAROUND	UI2	The amount of time, in milliseconds, the RTU waits before sending a response to a message.
COMMPORT.COMM1_WARMDOWN	UI2	The time, in milliseconds, from when the RTU stops sending bytes to when it lowers Request-To-Send.
COMMPORT.COMM1_WARMUP	UI2	The time, in milliseconds, from when the RTU raises the Request-To-Send (RTS) signal to the time it sends the data.
COMMPORT.COMM2_CTSFLAG	UI1	Informs the RTU if it is to use the Clear-To-Send (CTS) signal on the serial port. 0 = no, 1 = yes
COMMPORT.COMM2_FORMAT	UI1	Defines the parity, bit count and stop bits: 0 = N81 1 = E71 2 = O71 3 = N71 4 = E81
COMMPORT.COMM2_SELECT	UI1	Defines the port selection: 0 = not used 1 = CIM 2 = tank 3 = PLC 4 = display 5 = Bristol 6 = Baker 7 = RTU Modbus 8 = ASCII Modbus 9 = communications 10 = store and forward DACC500: 1 DACC1000: 0,1,2,7,8 DACC2000: 0,1,2,7,8,9,10 DACC3000: 0,1,2,7,8,9,10
COMMPORT.COMM2_WARMDOWN	UI2	The time, in milliseconds, from when the RTU stops sending bytes to when it lowers Request-To-Send.
COMMPORT.COMM2_WARMUP	UI2	The time, in milliseconds, from when the RTU raises the Request-To-Send (RTS) signal to the time it sends the data.
COMMPORT.COMM_TYPE	UI1	Defines the type of communications being used: 0 = Wire Line 1 = Trunked Radio 2 = Conventional Radio 3 = Auto Dial/Auto-Answer modem 4 = Conventional Radio with Sleep Mode
COMMPORT.LOCAL_BAUDRATE	UI2	The baud rate used for the port.
COMMPORT.LOCAL_FORMAT	UI1	Defines the parity, bit count and stop bits: 0 = N81 1 = E71 2 = O71 3 = N71 4 = E81
COMMPORT.LOCAL_SELECT	UI1	Defines the port selection: 0 = not used 1 = CIM 2 = tank 3 = PLC 4 = display 5 = Bristol 6 = Baker 7 = RTU Modbus 8 = ASCII Modbus 9 = communications 10 = store and forward DACC500: 0 DACC1000: 0 DACC2000: 0,1,2,7,8 DACC3000: 0,1,2,4,7,8
COMMPORT.RTU_ADDRESS	UI1	The address of the RTU. Note: The value of the RTU address can be changed with the update message. If the address is changed, all future messages must use the new address.
COMMPORT.RTU_GROUP	UI1	The group ID of the RTU. If the value of the group ID is zero, the group ID is not used. If the group ID is not zero, the value becomes part of the RTU address. The group ID and the way it changes the message address is discussed in the introduction of this manual. Note: The value of the RTU group ID can be changed with the update message. If the group is changed, all future messages must use the new group ID. 0 = Not used, non-0 = contains group number
COMMPORT_COMM2_BAUDRATE	UI2	The baud rate used for the port.
CONFIGURATION.ACCOFF	I2	The number of bytes from the beginning of the poll response to the start of the Accumulator section. The accumulator values are 3 byte BCD and 1 byte BCD.
CONFIGURATION.ACCUMULATORS	UI1	Number of Software Accumulator record values returned in the poll response.
CONFIGURATION.ANALOG_INPUT	UI1	Number of Software Analog Input record values returned in the poll response.
CONFIGURATION.ANALOG_OUTPUT	UI1	Number of Software Analog Output record values returned in the poll response.
CONFIGURATION.ANALOG_OUTPUT_REC	UI1	Number of Software Analog Output records available at the RTU.
CONFIGURATION.ANALOGOFF	I2	The number of bytes from the beginning of the poll response to the start of the Analog section. The analog values are 2 byte BCD.
CONFIGURATION.CRC1	I2	The number of bytes from the beginning of the poll response to the start of the CRC.
CONFIGURATION.DIGITAL_INPUT	UI1	Number of Software Digital Input record values returned in the poll response.
CONFIGURATION.DIGITAL_OUTPUT	UI1	Number of Software Digital Output record values returned in the poll response.
CONFIGURATION.DIGITAL_OUTPUT_REC	UI1	Number of Software Digital Output records available at the RTU.
CONFIGURATION.ENABLE_ENERGY_VALUES	UI1	Flag indicating if energy values are returned in the poll response. 1 = yes, 0 = no, Unused before 2:2.x
CONFIGURATION.ENABLE_FLOWPROD_LAST	UI1	Flag indicating if the production last hour values are in the poll response. 1 = yes, 0 = no, Unused before 2:2.x
CONFIGURATION.ENABLE_FLOWPROD_TODAY	UI1	Flag indicating if the production today values are in the poll response. 1 = yes, 0 = no, Unused before 2:2.x
CONFIGURATION.ENABLE_FLOWPROD_TOTAL	UI1	Flag indicating if the production total values are in the poll response. 1 = yes, 0 = no, Unused before 2:2.x
CONFIGURATION.ENABLE_FLOWPROD_YEST	UI1	Flag indicating if the production yesterday values are in the poll response. 1 = yes, 0 = no, Unused before 2:2.x
CONFIGURATION.ENABLE_FLOWTIME	UI1	Flag indicating if the flow time values are in the poll response. 1 = yes, 0 = no, Unused before 2:2.x
CONFIGURATION.ENABLE_LIFTCOUNTERS	UI1	Flag indicating if the lift counter accumulators are in the poll response. 1 = yes, 0 = no, Unused before 2:2.x
CONFIGURATION.ENABLE_SETPOINTS	UI1	Flag indicating if the setpoint values (analog output values) are in the poll response. 1 = yes, 0 = no, Unused before 2:2.x
CONFIGURATION.ENABLE_TIME	UI1	Flag indicating if the RTU time of day is in the poll response. 1 = yes, 0 = no, Unused before 2:2.x
CONFIGURATION.FIRMWARE_DAY	UI1	Day the version of firmware was released. Read Only.
CONFIGURATION.FIRMWARE_MONTH	UI1	Month the version of firmware was released. Read Only.
CONFIGURATION.FIRMWARE_YEAR	UI1	Year the version of firmware was released. Read Only.
CONFIGURATION.FLOATOFF	I2	The number of bytes from the beginning of the poll response to the start of the Float section. The float values are 4 byte DEC float format
CONFIGURATION.INIT_FC	UI1	The number of flow computers that have been initialized at the RTU. Read Only, Unused before 2:2.x
CONFIGURATION.MESSAGE_VERSION	UI1	Number indicating the version of the message returned.
CONFIGURATION.NUM_ACC	UI1	The number of hardware accumulator values returned in the poll response.
CONFIGURATION.NUM_AO	UI1	The number of hardware analog outputs returned in the poll response.
CONFIGURATION.NUM_DI	UI1	The number of hardware digital input values returned in the poll response.
CONFIGURATION.NUM_DO	UI1	The number of hardware digital output values returned in the poll response.
CONFIGURATION.NUM_EXT_AI	UI1	The number of external hardware analog input values returned in the poll response.
CONFIGURATION.NUM_FC	UI1	The maximum number of flow computers available at the RTU.
CONFIGURATION.NUM_FLOATS	UI1	The number of floating point values returned in the poll response.
CONFIGURATION.NUM_INT_AI	UI1	The number of internal analog inputs (Battery charger, board temperature, etc.) that are returned in the poll response.
CONFIGURATION.NUM_RTD	UI1	The number of RTD's returned in the poll response.
CONFIGURATION.NUM_TANKS	UI1	The maximum number of tanks available at the RTU.
CONFIGURATION.TOTAL_EXPANSIONS	I2	The number of expansion cards attached to the main board of the RTU.
CONFIGURATION.TOTAL_FC	UI1	The number of flow computers in the poll response.
CONFIGURATION.TOTAL_SWACC	UI1	The total number of software accumulator records available at the RTU.
CONFIGURATION.TOTAL_SWANALOGS	UI1	The total number of software analog records available at the RTU.
CONFIGURATION.TOTAL_SWDIGITALS	UI1	The total number of software digital inputs records available at the RTU.
CONFIGURATION.TOTAL_TANKS	UI1	The total number of tank records returned in the poll response.
CONFIGURATION.VERSION_A	UI1	Major firmware version number.
CONFIGURATION.VERSION_B	UI1	Minor firmware version number.
CONFIGURATION.VERSION_C	UI1	Firmware Revision number.
CONFIGURATION.VERSION_D	UI1	System ID.
CONTRACT.PRESSURE	R4	Contract Pressure
CONTRACT.TEMPERATURE	R4	Contract Temperature
DateTime.Contract_Hour	UI1	Contract Hour
DateTime.Contract_Minute	UI1	Contract Minute
DateTime.Day	UI1	Day
DateTime.Hour	UI1	Hour
DateTime.Minute	UI1	Minute
DateTime.Month	UI1	Month
DateTime.Second	UI1	Second
DateTime.Week_Day	UI1	Weekday
DateTime.Year	UI1	Year
DI	UI1
DIGITALINPUT.ALARM.TYPE	UI2	Defines when the digital input goes into an alarm state: 0 - No alarm. 1 - Tripped to normal. 2 - Normal to tripped. 3 - Any change.
DIGITALINPUT.BIT	UI2
DIGITALINPUT.CLOSE.MSG	STRING	Text displayed when the digital input is closed. This may be either the tripped or the normal state.
DIGITALINPUT.CURRENT.VALUE	UI1	The current digital input tripped state (tripped = 1, normal = 0).
DIGITALINPUT.DELAY.TIME	UI2	The amount of time, in seconds, the RTU waits after the digital input has gone into an alarm state before performing the alarm actions. If the digital input goes from an alarm state to an normal state before the delay time is up, no alarm action is taken.
DIGITALINPUT.DESCRIPTION	STRING	Text describing the digital input
DIGITALINPUT.HARDWARE.CHANNEL	UI2	If the input type for this record is an on-board digital input, this is the channel number for the input. If the input type is an I/O CIM, this is the channel at the CIM to access. If the input type is Modbus, this field is not used.
DIGITALINPUT.MODBUS.ADDRESS	UI1	If the Input type is 1, this is the channel on the I/O CIM. If the Input type is 2, this is the address of the modbus device.
DIGITALINPUT.MODBUS.CYCLE.TIME	UI2	Delay in seconds in firmware version 3:0.4 and later, previously not used.
DIGITALINPUT.MODBUS.FUNCTION.FIELD	UI1	Currently always set to 0.
DIGITALINPUT.MODBUS.REGISTER	UI2	Register in the Modbus device that contains the input value for the digital input.
DIGITALINPUT.OPEN.MSG	STRING	Text displayed when the digital input is open. This may be either the tripped or the normal state.
DIGITALINPUT.OUTPUT.ALARM.TYPE	UI2	The action taken by the RTU with the digital input goes into alarm. The actions that can be taken are: 0 - No action. 1 - Permanent Shutdown (PSD). The RTU must be manually reset. 2 - Temporary Shutdown (TSD). The RTU resumes operations automatically when the alarm condition clears. 3 - Digital Output - The RTU energizes a digital output (latch). 4 - Pulse - The RTU periodically opens and closed a digital output. 5 - Inverted Digital Output - The RTU de-energizes a digital output (unlatch).
DIGITALINPUT.RELAY.NUMBER	UI2
DIGITALINPUT.REPORT.TO.DISPLAY	UI1	Flag indicating if the digital input information is displayed on the RTU's two-line display.
DIGITALINPUT.SENSE	UI1
DIGITALINPUT.TIME.OFF.MSEC	UI2	Time, in seconds, the digital output is unlatched when the digital input is in an alarm state. This value is valid when the Output Alarm Type is Pulse (4).
DIGITALINPUT.TIME.ON.MSEC	UI2	The time, in milliseconds, the digital output is latched when the digital input is in an alarm state. This value is valid when the Output Alarm Type is Pulse (4).
DIGITALOUTPUT.CHANNEL.NUMBER	Ui2	The number that identifies which bit of the value to read.
DIGITALOUTPUT.CLOSE.MESSAGE	STRING	Text displayed when the digital output is in a closed, or latched, state.
DIGITALOUTPUT.CURRENT.VALUE	UI1	Value of the digital output.
DIGITALOUTPUT.DESCRIPTION	STRING	Text describing this record.
DIGITALOUTPUT.DO0COUNTERTYPE	UI2	Type of counter used. The choices are: 0 - Flow from the associated flow computer 1 - Energy from the associated flow computer 2 - Flow from all flow computers 3 - Energy from all flow computers
DIGITALOUTPUT.DO0FLOWENERGY	R4	The amount of production for each pulse of the DO.
DIGITALOUTPUT.DO0RELAYNUMBER	UI2	Record number of the DO to be pulsed.
DIGITALOUTPUT.DO0TIMEDURATION	UI2	Time, in milliseconds, the DO is to be energized.
DIGITALOUTPUT.DO1COUNTERTYPE	UI2	Type of counter used. The choices are: 0 - Flow from the associated flow computer 1 - Energy from the associated flow computer 2 - Flow from all flow computers 3 - Energy from all flow computers
DIGITALOUTPUT.DO1FLOWENERGY	R4	The amount of production for each pulse of the DO.
DIGITALOUTPUT.DO1RELAYNUMBER	UI2	Record number of the DO to be pulsed.
DIGITALOUTPUT.DO1TIMEDURATION	UI2	Time, in milliseconds, the DO is to be energized.
DIGITALOUTPUT.MODBUS.ADDRESS	UI1	If the Source is 1, this is the channel number on the I/O CIM to use. If the Source is 2, this is the address of the Modbus device.
DIGITALOUTPUT.MODBUS.CYCLE.TIME	UI2
DIGITALOUTPUT.MODBUS.FUNCTION.FIELD	UI1	Flag controlling the RTU handling of messages to a Modbus device. If 0, the RTU reads the value from the Modbus device first. If the value read is different from the value to be sent, the RTU sends the value to the device. When 1, the RTU does not read the value first, it always sends the value.
DIGITALOUTPUT.MODBUS.REGISTER	UI2	Register in the Modbus device that is updated by this record.
DIGITALOUTPUT.MODULE	UI1
DIGITALOUTPUT.NUMOFDO	UI1
DIGITALOUTPUT.OPEN.MESSAGE	STRING	Text displayed when the digital output is in an open, or unlatched, state.
DIGITALOUTPUT.REPORT.TO.DISPLAY	UI1	Flag indicating if information about this record is to be displayed on the RTU's two-line display. Not currently used.
DIGITALOUTPUT.SOURCE	UI2	The type of input to this record. 0 - Output is to a relay on the RTU. 1 - Output is to an I/O CIM. 2 - Output is to a Modbus device.
DO	UI1
ENERGY.ACCUMULATION.EU	STRING	Text field describing the units used for energy produced.
ENERGY.ACCUMULATION.SCALE	R4	Conversion factor used to determine the energy produced.
ENERGY.RATE.SCALE	R4	Conversion factor used to determine the rate energy is being produced. The energy rate is calculated as follows: EnergyRate = VolumetricFlowRate x HeatingValue x RateScaleFactor
FL	R4
FLOW.ACCUMULATION.EU	STRING	Text field describing the units used to measure the amount of fluid produced, e.g. MCF, MMCF, etc.
FLOW.ACCUMULATION.SCALE	R4	Conversion factor used to determine the amount of fluid produced.
FLOW.OR.ENERGY.DO0	UI2
FLOW.OR.ENERGY.DO1	UI2
FLOW.RATE.EU	STRING	Text field describing the units used for the flow rate, e. g. MCF/Day, MCF/Hour, etc.
FLOW.RATE.SCALE	R4	Conversion factor used to convert the flow rate from engineering units per hour to the desired rate.
FLOWCONTROL.ANALOG1.CHANNEL	UI2
FLOWCONTROL.ANALOG2.CHANNEL	UI2
FLOWCONTROL.CONTROL.TYPE	UI2	The value that determines what method of flow control is to be used. The following methods are available: 0 - Flow Rate Control 1 - Differential Pressure 2 - Pressure Reducing 3 - Back Pressure 4 - Pressure Differential
FLOWCONTROL.CONTROL_DEADBAND	UI2	The amount above or below the setpoint the control value is allowed to deviate and be considered within range.
FLOWCONTROL.INIT_FLAG	UI1	Read, indicates if the record has been edited. Write: In 2:3.0 and on, the field is ignored and the “init” flag is set to 1 in the RTU. Earlier versions the value in this field is set into the “init” flag.
FLOWCONTROL.MODULE_STATUS	UI1	Set of flags that show the status of all Production Control Modules, as described earlier. The flags for Flow/Override Control and Production Control can be set on or off with the update message, the other bits are read only.
FLOWCONTROL.OVERRIDE.ANALOG1.CHANNEL	UI2
FLOWCONTROL.OVERRIDE.ANALOG2.CHANNEL	UI2
FLOWCONTROL.OVERRIDE.DEADBAND	UI2	The amount above or below the setpoint the control value is allowed to deviate and be considered within range.
FLOWCONTROL.OVERRIDE.FLAG	UI2	Flag indicating that Override Control is to be used.
FLOWCONTROL.OVERRIDE.SETPOINT	R4	Desired value for the Flow Control routine to maintain.
FLOWCONTROL.OVERRIDE.TYPE	UI2	The value that determines what method of flow control is to be used. The following methods are available: 0 - Flow Rate Control 1 - Differential Pressure 2 - Pressure Reducing 3 - Back Pressure 4 - Pressure Differential
FLOWCONTROL.OVERRIDE.VALVE.FREQUENCY	UI2	The time, in seconds, between valve adjustments.
FLOWCONTROL.OVERRIDE.VALVE.TIME	UI2	For Production Valves that use DOs to control opening and closing, supplies the time, in milliseconds, that the DO is energized to open or close the valve. For Production Valves that use an AO, contains the percentage adjustment.
FLOWCONTROL.SETPOINT	UI4	Desired value for the Flow Control routine to maintain.
FLOWCONTROL.VALVE.FREQUENCY	UI2	The time, in seconds, between valve adjustments.
FLOWCONTROL.VALVE.TIME	UI2	For Production Valves that use DOs to control opening and closing, supplies the time, in milliseconds, that the DO is energized to open or close the valve. For Production Valves that use an AO, contains the percentage adjustment.
FLOWING.TEMPERATURE_ANALOG	I2	Software AI record providing the flowing temperature of the gas. If no software AI record is used, this value is -1 (The default value).
GASANALYSIS.ARGON	R4	Argon
GASANALYSIS.BTU.CONTENT	R4	BTU content
GASANALYSIS.CO	R4	Carbon Monoxide
GASANALYSIS.CO2	R4	Carbon Dioxide
GASANALYSIS.DECANE	R4	Decane
GASANALYSIS.ETHANE	R4	Ethane
GASANALYSIS.H2S	R4	Hydrogen Sulfide
GASANALYSIS.HELIUM	R4	Helium
GASANALYSIS.HEPTANE	R4	Heptane
GASANALYSIS.HEXANE	R4	Hexane
GASANALYSIS.HYDROGEN	R4	Hydrogen
GASANALYSIS.ISO.BUTANE	R4	ISO Butane
GASANALYSIS.ISO.PENTANE	R4	ISO Pentane
GASANALYSIS.METHAN	R4	Methane
GASANALYSIS.N.BUTANE	R4	nButane
GASANALYSIS.N.PENTANE	R4	nPentane
GASANALYSIS.N2	R4	Nitrogen
GASANALYSIS.NONANE	R4	Nonane
GASANALYSIS.OCTANE	R4	Octane
GASANALYSIS.OXYGEN	R4	Oxygen
GASANALYSIS.PROPANE	R4	Propane
GASANALYSIS.SPEC.GRAV	R4	Specific Gravity
GASANALYSIS.WATER	R4	Water
ID.NAME	STRING	ID Name
ID.NUMBER	STRING	ID Number
IDS_ITEM_ENERGY_RATE_EU	STRING	Text field describing the units used to measure the rate of energy being produced, e. g. MMBTU/Day, BTU/Hour, etc.
INITIALIZED	UI1	Flag indicating the flow computer has been initialized. 1 = yes, 0 = no
Latch/FlowComputerNumber Ex: Latch/1	UI1	Latch DO
LIFT.ARRIVAL.ACCUNUM	UI2	Record number of the Accumulator used to record the plunger arrival.
LIFT.ARRIVAL.SWITCHTIME	UI2
LIFT.BYPASS.VALVEDONUM	UI2	Number of the DO record that controls the Bypass Valve.
LIFT.BYPASS.VALVEFLAG	UI2	Flag indicating the presence of a bypass valve.
LIFT.CRYOUT	UI1	A byte that controls the RTU cryout on alarms and which alarms trigger a cryout.
LIFT.EARLYARRIVALTIME	UI2	The time, in seconds, that determines if the plunger arrived earlier than expected. If the plunger arrives in fewer seconds than this time it is considered an early arrival. In version 3:1.0, arrivals earlier than this time are ignored.
LIFT.INITFLAG	UI1	Read: indicates if the record has been edited. Write: In 2:3.0 and on, the field is ignored and the “init” flag is set to 1 in the RTU. Earlier versions the value in this field is set into the “init” flag.
LIFT.MAXLIFTTIME	UI2	Maximum amount of time, in seconds, allowed for the plunger to arrive.
LIFT.MODULESTATUS	UI1	Set of flags showing the status of all Production Control Modules, as described earlier. The flags for Lift Control and Production Control can be set on or off with the update message, the other bits are read only.
LIFT.PLUNGER.FALLTIME	UI2	Time, in seconds, allowed for the plunger to fall before beginning the time allowed for lifting. . This option is in firmware versions 2:2.10 and greater.
LIFT.PLUNGER.RELEASEACTIVATIONTIME	UI2	Time, in milliseconds, the digital output is energized in order to release the plunger.
LIFT.PLUNGER.RELEASEDONUM	UI2	Record number of the Digital Output that controls the plunger release.
LIFT.PLUNGER.RELEASEFLAG	UI2	Flag indicating the presence of a plunger release digital output.
LIFT.SECONDARYLIST.ARRIVALTIME	UI2	Time, in seconds, allowed for the plunger to arrive after the maximum lift time has completed and the plunger has not arrived. If the plunger does not arrive before this time is up, the bypass valve opens.
LIFT.SETPOINT	UI4	This is the setpoint used by the Flow Control module during lift. This value is only used if the field "Use Flow Control During Lift" is set to a value of 2.
LIFT.USEFLOWCONTROL	UI1	This field was not used prior to version 2:3.6. It indicates if flow control is used during lift and the type of control setpoint that is used. It can take on the following values: 0 - Flow Control is not used during lift. 1 - Flow Control is used, using the Flow Control module setpoint. 2 - Flow Control is used, using the setpoint specified in the “setpoint during lift” field. This option was added in version 3:0.0
LIFT.VALVEOPENPERCENT	UI2	Amount to open the valve when the conditions to open are met. This option was not available in firmware prior to 2:2.10.
MAX.TUBES	UI2	Always 1
METER.ABSOLUTE.STATIC.PRESSURE.SENSOR	UI1	1 = absolute, 0 = gauge
METER.ACC.ANALOG.INPUT	UI1	For turbine meters only: This is the number of the software record that provides the input from the turbine.
METER.AGATYPE	UI1	Defines the type of meter used with this flow computer.
METER.ALLOW.FLOW.RATE.AI	UI1	For turbine meters only: This flag indicates whether the flow rate comes from an analog input or from an accumulator input.
METER.B1.CORRETION.FACTOR	R4	For turbine meters only: calibration curve supplied by the meter manufacturer. The defaults for all entries are 0.0 for the flow rate and 1.0 for the correction factor.
METER.B1.FLOW.RATE	R4	For turbine meters only: calibration curve supplied by the meter manufacturer. The defaults for all entries are 0.0 for the flow rate and 1.0 for the correction factor.
METER.B10.CORRECTION.FACTOR	R4	For turbine meters only: calibration curve supplied by the meter manufacturer. The defaults for all entries are 0.0 for the flow rate and 1.0 for the correction factor.
METER.B10.FLOW.RATE	R4	For turbine meters only: calibration curve supplied by the meter manufacturer. The defaults for all entries are 0.0 for the flow rate and 1.0 for the correction factor.
METER.B2.CORRECTION.FACTOR	R4	For turbine meters only: calibration curve supplied by the meter manufacturer. The defaults for all entries are 0.0 for the flow rate and 1.0 for the correction factor.
METER.B2.FLOW.RATE	R4	For turbine meters only: calibration curve supplied by the meter manufacturer. The defaults for all entries are 0.0 for the flow rate and 1.0 for the correction factor.
METER.B3.CORRECTION.FACTOR	R4	For turbine meters only: calibration curve supplied by the meter manufacturer. The defaults for all entries are 0.0 for the flow rate and 1.0 for the correction factor.
METER.B3.FLOW.RATE	R4	For turbine meters only: calibration curve supplied by the meter manufacturer. The defaults for all entries are 0.0 for the flow rate and 1.0 for the correction factor.
METER.B4.CORRECTION.FACTOR	R4	For turbine meters only: calibration curve supplied by the meter manufacturer. The defaults for all entries are 0.0 for the flow rate and 1.0 for the correction factor.
METER.B4.FLOW.RATE	R4	For turbine meters only: calibration curve supplied by the meter manufacturer. The defaults for all entries are 0.0 for the flow rate and 1.0 for the correction factor.
METER.B5.CORRECTION.FACTOR	R4	For turbine meters only: calibration curve supplied by the meter manufacturer. The defaults for all entries are 0.0 for the flow rate and 1.0 for the correction factor.
METER.B5.FLOW.RATE	R4	For turbine meters only: calibration curve supplied by the meter manufacturer. The defaults for all entries are 0.0 for the flow rate and 1.0 for the correction factor.
METER.B6.CORRECTION.FACTOR	R4	For turbine meters only: calibration curve supplied by the meter manufacturer. The defaults for all entries are 0.0 for the flow rate and 1.0 for the correction factor.
METER.B6.FLOW.RATE	R4	For turbine meters only: calibration curve supplied by the meter manufacturer. The defaults for all entries are 0.0 for the flow rate and 1.0 for the correction factor.
METER.B7.CORRECTION.FACTOR	R4	For turbine meters only: calibration curve supplied by the meter manufacturer. The defaults for all entries are 0.0 for the flow rate and 1.0 for the correction factor.
METER.B7.FLOW.RATE	R4	For turbine meters only: calibration curve supplied by the meter manufacturer. The defaults for all entries are 0.0 for the flow rate and 1.0 for the correction factor.
METER.B8.CORRECTION.FACTOR	R4	For turbine meters only: calibration curve supplied by the meter manufacturer. The defaults for all entries are 0.0 for the flow rate and 1.0 for the correction factor.
METER.B8.FLOW.RATE	R4	For turbine meters only: calibration curve supplied by the meter manufacturer. The defaults for all entries are 0.0 for the flow rate and 1.0 for the correction factor.
METER.B9.CORRECTION.FACTOR	R4	For turbine meters only: calibration curve supplied by the meter manufacturer. The defaults for all entries are 0.0 for the flow rate and 1.0 for the correction factor.
METER.B9.FLOW.RATE	R4	For turbine meters only: calibration curve supplied by the meter manufacturer. The defaults for all entries are 0.0 for the flow rate and 1.0 for the correction factor.
METER.EXP.CONST.FOR.PIPE	R4	For orifice meters only: This value tells how much the size of the pipe changes as the temperature changes. This value is only used in the AGA 3 - 1992 equations.
METER.EXPANSION.FACTOR.CALCULATED	UI1	These factors are only settable if the AGA 3 - 1985 equations are used. For the AGA 3 - 1992 and VCONE equations, these values are always calculated. The flags should all be set to 1. When the meter message is requested from the RTU, the values returned in these fields are for information only.
METER.EXPANSION.FACTOR.VALUE	R4	These factors are only settable if the AGA 3 - 1985 equations are used. For the AGA 3 - 1992 and VCONE equations, these values are always calculated. The flags should all be set to 1. When the meter message is requested from the RTU, the values returned in these fields are for information only.
METER.FLANGE.TAPS	UI1	1 = flange taps, 0 = pipe taps
METER.HIGH.DP.ANALOG	UI2	Used only if the number of DP Cells is 2.
METER.HIGHTOLOW.RATE	R4	Transfer rate from high to low DP. Used only if the number of DP Cells is 2. DP value below which the low DP cell is used.
METER.INITIALIZED	UI1	1 = yes, 0 = no
METER.LOW.DP.ANALOG	UI2	Software AI record number for low DP sensor if the number of cells in the DP stack is 2. If only DP cell is used, this is the analog record of the DP sensor.
METER.LOW.DP.CUTOFF	R4	below which the flow computer sets the flow rate to zero. Turbine meter: the rate, in engineering units per hour, below which the flow computer sets the flow rate to zero.
METER.LOWTOHIGH.RATE	R4	Transfer rate from low to high DP. Used only if the number of DP Cells is 2. DP value above which the high DP cell is used.
METER.METER.FACTOR	R4	Used for turbine meters only. Supplied by the meter manufacturer.
METER.NUMBER.BREAKPOINT.PAIRS	UI1	Always 10
METER.NUMBER.STACKED.DPS	UI2	Orifice meter only; 1 or 2
METER.ORIFICE.DIAMETER	R4	The diameter of the orifice, in inches. If VCONE is used, this is the VCONE diameter.
METER.ORIFICE.EXPANSION.CONSTANT.NEW	R4
METER.ORIFICE.EXPANSION.CONSTANT.OLD	R4
METER.ORIFICE.FLOW.FACTOR.CALCULATED	UI1	These factors are only settable if the AGA 3 - 1985 equations are used. For the AGA 3 - 1992 and VCONE equations, these values are always calculated. The flags should all be set to 1. When the meter message is requested from the RTU, the values returned in these fields are for information only.
METER.ORIFICE.FLOW.FACTOR.VALUE	R4	These factors are only settable if the AGA 3 - 1985 equations are used. For the AGA 3 - 1992 and VCONE equations, these values are always calculated. The flags should all be set to 1. When the meter message is requested from the RTU, the values returned in these fields are for information only.
METER.ORIFICE.THERMALEXP.FACTOR.CALC	UI1	These factors are only settable if the AGA 3 - 1985 equations are used. For the AGA 3 - 1992 and VCONE equations, these values are always calculated. The flags should all be set to 1. When the meter message is requested from the RTU, the values returned in these fields are for information only.
METER.ORIFICE.THERMALEXP.FACTOR.VALUE	R4	These factors are only settable if the AGA 3 - 1985 equations are used. For the AGA 3 - 1992 and VCONE equations, these values are always calculated. The flags should all be set to 1. When the meter message is requested from the RTU, the values returned in these fields are for information only.
METER.ORIFICE.PIPE.ID	R4
METER.ORIFICE.PULSE.SCALE.FACTOR	R4	Used for turbine meters only. Used to scale the meter factor. Pulses are multiplied by meter factor / scaling factor, then converted to rate per hour for the break pair table lookup. These 2 factors aren't used on the analog input flow rate
METER.ORIFICE.RATIO.SPECIFIC.HEAT	R4	Isotropic exponent, Ki. Refer to the AGA 3 manuals for a more complete definition. The default is 1.3.
METER.ORIFICE.REYNOLDS.NUMBER.FACTOR.C ALCU	UI1	These factors are only settable if the AGA 3 - 1985 equations are used. For the AGA 3 - 1992 and VCONE equations, these values are always calculated. The flags should all be set to 1. When the meter message is requested from the RTU, the values returned in these fields are for information only.
METER.ORIFICE.REYNOLDS.NUMBER.FACTOR.V ALUE	R4	These factors are only settable if the AGA 3 - 1985 equations are used. For the AGA 3 - 1992 and VCONE equations, these values are always calculated. The flags should all be set to 1. When the meter message is requested from the RTU, the values returned in these fields are for information only.
METER.UPSTREAM.TAPS	UI1	Indicates whether taps for the pressure sensor are upstream or downstream of the meter. 1 = upstream taps, 0 = downstream taps
METER.VCONE	UI1	1 = yes; 0 = no
METER.WATER.VAPOR.FACTOR	R4	AGA7: Orifice meter correction factor AGA3 or VCONE: meter factor.
METER.WATER.VAPOR.FACTOR.CALCULATE	UI1	1 = yes, 0 = no
METER.WATER.VAPOR.FACTOR.VALUE	R4
MISCSETUP.AI.HIGH.FAIL	UI2	The value, in terms of raw analog counts, above which the analog input is considered to have failed.
MISCSETUP.AI.LOW.FAIL	UI2	The value, in terms of raw analog counts, below which the analog input is considered to have failed. The AI High Fail and AI Low Fail are given in raw analog counts, and must be converted to the mA values in order to correspond to what is entered in the RTU. The formula below converts the analog counts returned in the message to a milliamp value, as entered at the RTU: counts = (((mA - 4) / 4) + 1) * 4000 This formula converts from the milliamp value to analog counts: mA = (((counts / 4000) - 1) * 4) + 4
MISCSETUP.CRYOUT.DIAL.TIMEOUT	UI2	Time, in seconds, the RTU waits for the modem to synchronize itself with the remote modem after dialing the number.
MISCSETUP.CRYOUT.FLAG	UI1	Configures the RTU cryout feature. Set to 1 if cryout is to be enabled, 0 if cryout is disabled.
MISCSETUP.CRYOUT.MODEM.LISTEN.TIME	UI2	Time, in seconds, the RTU waits for the modem to make a connection after answering.
MISCSETUP.CRYOUT.ON.ACC.ALARM	UI1	Configures RTU cryout on an accumulator alarm. Set to 1 to enable, 0 to disable.
MISCSETUP.CRYOUT.ON.AI.ALARM	UI1	Configures RTU cryout on an analog alarm. Set to 1 to enable, 0 to disable.
MISCSETUP.CRYOUT.ON.DI.ALARM	UI1	Configures RTU cryout on an digital alarm. Set to 1 to enable, 0 to disable.
MISCSETUP.CRYOUT.RADIO.TIMEOUT	UI2	Time, in seconds, the RTU waits for the conventional radio system to become available to send data.
MISCSETUP.CRYOUT.RETRY.TIME	UI2	Time, in seconds, the RTU waits for a response from a device after sending it a message. If no response is received within this time, the message is sent again.
MISCSETUP.CRYOUT.TELEPHONE.NO	STRING	Telephone number the RTU dials.
MISCSETUP.CRYOUT.TRUNK.TIMEOUT	UI2	Time, in seconds, the RTU waits for the trunked radio system to become available to send data.
MISCSETUP.CUTOFF.VOLTAGE	R4	Radio communications are discontinued below this voltage.
MISCSETUP.DEFAULT.RELAY.TIME	UI4	When no other time is available, this is the time, in milliseconds, that a relay remains closed when it is pulsed.
MISCSETUP.DISPLAY.SCROLL.TIME	UI2	The time, in seconds, the RTU waits before displaying new data on the two-line display.
MISCSETUP.EFM.HISTORY.FORMAT	UI1	If flag is 1 the field contains the contract day. If 0 the field contains the calendar day. Refer to section 4.2, starting at offset 6.
MISCSETUP.EVENT.SEQUENCE.NUMBER	UI4	The current EFM Event Sequence Number.
MISCSETUP.PORT2.COMM.READ.ONLY	UI1	If the flag is set port 2 comm. is read only.
MISCSETUP.RECONNECT.VOLTAGE	R4	Radio communications are enabled above this voltage. The Reconnect Voltage must be greater than or equal to the Cutoff voltage.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.ADDRESS1	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.ADDRESS10	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.ADDRESS11	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.ADDRESS12	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.ADDRESS13	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.ADDRESS14	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.ADDRESS15	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.ADDRESS16	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.ADDRESS17	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.ADDRESS18	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.ADDRESS19	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.ADDRESS2	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.ADDRESS20	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.ADDRESS3	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.ADDRESS4	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.ADDRESS5	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.ADDRESS6	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.ADDRESS7	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.ADDRESS8	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.ADDRESS9	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.GROUP1	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.GROUP10	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.GROUP11	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.GROUP12	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.GROUP13	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.GROUP14	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.GROUP15	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.GROUP16	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.GROUP17	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.GROUP18	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.GROUP19	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.GROUP2	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.GROUP20	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.GROUP3	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.GROUP4	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.GROUP5	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.GROUP6	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.GROUP7	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.GROUP8	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.STOREFORWARDRTU.GROUP9	UI1	An array of up to twenty RTU addresses for this RTU to forward messages. Both the RTU Address and Group Id are required to be set. If two-byte addressing is not enabled, set the Group Id to zero. For addresses that are not used, set these to zero.
MISCSETUP.UNUSED	UI2	Always 0 (was flow computer sequence number prior to 2:5.0)
MISCSETUP.USE.LOW.VOLTAGE.CUTOFF	UI1	Flag indicating the RTU no longer communicates over the radio if the main battery voltage falls below a given value.
MODULESTATUS.PRODUCTION_CONTROL/	UI1	Request/Change production
FlowComputerNumber/BIT Ex: MODULESTATUS.PRODUCTION_CONTROL/1/3 BIT = 0 - 7		control module status
MOLE.CO2.ANALOG	UI2	Software AI record providing Carbon Dioxide present in the gas. If no software AI record is used, this value is -1 (The default value)
MOLE.N2.ANALOG	UI2	Software AI record providing the Nitrogen present in the gas. If no software AI record is used, this value is -1.
NOT.USED1	R4
NOT.USED2	R4
NOT.USED3	R4
NOT.USED4	R4
NOT.USED5	R4
NOT.USED6	R4
NOT.USED7	R4
NOT.USED8	UI2
NUMBER.OF.DIGITAL.OUTPUT	UI2
NX19.CALCULATED	UI1
NX19.DELTA.SECONDS	UI2
NX19.VALUE	R4
OPTIMIZE.CASING.PRESSUE.CHANNEL.NUM	UI2	Request/Change Optimize <ItemName> X = Flow Computer Name In all of the following Optimize tags.
OPTIMIZE.CASING.PRESSURE.SENSOR.AVAIL	UI2	Flag indicating if this input is to be used. 0 = no, 1 = yes
OPTIMIZE.CASING_LINE_VALUE	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CASING_PRESSURE_VALUE	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CASING_TUBING_VALUE	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CHECK_ON_CASING_LINE	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CHECK_ON_CASING_PRESSURE	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CHECK_ON_CASING_TUBING	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CHECK_ON_DP	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CHECK_ON_FLOW_RATE	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CHECK_ON_LINE_PRESSURE	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CHECK_ON_SWITCH	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CHECK_ON_TUBING_LINE	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CHECK_ON_TUBING_PRESSURE	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CLOSE.CASING-LINE.PRESSURE.FLOW	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CLOSE.CASING-LINE.PRESSURE.VA	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CLOSE.CASING-TUBING.PRESSURE…	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CLOSE.CASING-TUBING.PRESSURE…	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CLOSE.CASING.PRESSURE.FLAG	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CLOSE.CASING.PRESSURE.VALUE	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CLOSE.DP.PRESSURE.FLAG	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CLOSE.DP.PRESSURE.VALUE	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CLOSE.STATUS.CHANNEL.NUMBER	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CLOSE.STATUS.FLAG	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CLOSE.STATUS.NORMALLY.OPEN	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CLOSE.TUBING-LINE.PRESSURE.FL…	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CLOSE.TUBING-LINE.PRESSURE.VA…	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CLOSE_FLOW_RATE_DELAY	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CLOSE_FLOW_RATE_VALUE	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CLOSE_LINE_PRESSURE_VALUE	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CLOSE_ON_FLOW_RATE	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CLOSE_ON_LINE_PRESSURE	UI2
OPTIMIZE.CLOSE_ON_TUBING_PRESSURE	UI2
OPTIMIZE.DP_CLOSE_DELAY	UI2
OPTIMIZE.DP_DELAY	UI2
OPTIMIZE.DP_VALUE	UI2
OPTIMIZE.FLOW_RATE_DELAY	UI2
OPTIMIZE.DP_VALUE	UI2
OPTIMIZE.FLOW_RATE_DELAY	UI2
OPTIMIZE.FLOW_RATE_VALUE	UI2
OPTIMIZE.INTERMIT.TIME.OFF	UI2	The amount of time, in minutes, the valve is to be closed.
OPTIMIZE.INTERMIT.TIME.ON	UI2	The amount of time, in minutes, the valve is to be open.
OPTIMIZE.INTERMITTER_INIT_FLAG	UI1	Read: indicates if the record has been edited previously. Write: In 2:3.0 and on, the field is ignored and the “init” flag is set to 1 in the RTU. Earlier versions the value in this field is set into the “init” flag.
OPTIMIZE.INTERMITTER_OFF_FLAG	UI2	Read: non-0 if the OFF cycle is in progress. Write: if OFF cycle is in progress and “on flag” is non-0, the value in the “off time left” field is used.
OPTIMIZE.INTERMITTER_OFF_TIME_LEFT	UI2	Meaningful if “off flag” is non-0. Read: time remaining, in minutes, in the OFF cycle. Write: Value is new time remaining.
OPTIMIZE.INTERMITTER_ON_FLAG	UI1	Read: non-0 if the ON cycle is in progress. Write: if ON cycle is in progress and “on flag” is non-0, the value in the “on time left” field is used.
OPTIMIZE.INTERMITTER_ON_TIME_LEFT	UI2	Meaningful if “on flag” is non-0. Read: time remaining, in minutes, in the ON cycle. Write: Value is new time remaining.
OPTIMIZE.LIFT_OPTIMIZE_NORMALLY_OPEN	UI2
OPTIMIZE.LINE.PRESSURE.CHANNEL.NUMBER	UI2
OPTIMIZE.LINE.PRESSURE.SENSOR.AVAILABLE	UI2	Flag indicating if this input is to be used. 0 = no, 1 = yes
OPTIMIZE.LINE.PRESSURE_VALUE	UI2
OPTIMIZE.MODULE_STATUS	UI1
OPTIMIZE.OPEN.CASING-LINE.PRESSURE.FLAG	UI2
OPTIMIZE.OPEN.CASING-LINE.PRESSURE.VA…	UI2
OPTIMIZE.OPEN.CASING-TUBING.PRESSURE…	UI2
OPTIMIZE.OPEN.CASING-TUBING.PRESSURE…	UI2
OPTIMIZE.OPEN.CASING.PRESSURE.FLAG	UI2
OPTIMIZE.OPEN.CASING.PRESSURE.VALUE	UI2
OPTIMIZE.OPEN.STATUS.CHANNEL.NUMBER	UI2
OPTIMIZE.OPEN.STATUS.FLAG	UI2
OPTIMIZE.OPEN.STATS.NORMMALLY.OPEN	UI2
OPTIMIZE.OPEN.TUBING-LINE.PRESSURE.FLAG	UI2
OPTIMIZE.OPEN.TUBING-LINE.PRESSURE.VA….	UI2
OPTIMIZE.OPEN_LINE_PRESSURE_VALUE	UI2
OPTIMIZE.OPEN_ON_LINE_PRESSURE	UI2
OPTIMIZE.OPEN_ON_TUBING_PRESSURE	UI2
OPTIMIZE.OPTIMIZER_INIT_FLAG	UI1	Read: indicates if the record has been edited previously. Write: In 2:3.0 and on, the field is ignored and the “init” flag is set to 1 in the RTU. Earlier versions the value in this field is set into the “init” flag.
OPTIMIZE.ORIFICE.DP.CHANNEL,NUMBER	UI2
OPTIMIZE.ORIFICE.DP.SENSOR_AVAILABLE	UI2	Flag indicating if this input is to be used. 0 = no, 1 = yes
OPTIMIZE.SWITCH_CHANNEL_NUMBER	UI2
OPTIMIZE.TUBING.PRESSURE.CHANNEL.NU..	UI2
OPTIMIZE.TUBING.PRESSURE.SENSOR.AVAIL…	UI2	Flag indicating if this input is to be used. 0 = no, 1 = yes
OPTIMIZE.TUBING_LINE_VALUE	UI2
OPTIMIZE.TUBING_PRESSURE_VALUE	UI2
OPTIMIZE.TUBING_PRESSURE_VALUE_FOR_C…	UI2
OPTIMIZE.TUBING_PRESSRUE_VALUE_FOR_O…	UI2
OPTIMIZE.FLOWING.TEMPERATURE.CALCULA…	UI1
OPTIMIZE.FLOWING.TERMPERATURE.VALUE	R4
PRESSURE.BASE.CALCULATED	UI1
PRESSURE.BASE.VALUE	R4
PRODUCTIONVALVE.ANALOG_FEEDBACK	UI1	Flag indicating that an AI record is used to indicate the position of the primary valve
PRODUCTIONVALVE.FEEDBACK_CHANNEL	UI2	AI record number to be used for the Analog Feedback.
PRODUCTIONVALVE.INIT_FLAG	UI1	Read: indicates if the valve has been initialized. Write: In 2:3.0. and on, the field is ignored, and the “init” flag is set to 1 in the RTU. Earlier versions the value in this field is set into the “init” flag.
PRODUCTIONVALVE.MODULE_STATUS	UI1	Bitmap indicating which modules in Production Control are currently operating, as described earlier. The value for the Production Control bit may be modified, the other bits are read only. Also if the valve data are sent to the RTU to initialize the valve, the Production Valve initialized flag is set to 1.
PRODUCTIONVALVE.PRIMARY.CLOSE.LIMIT	UI2
PRODUCTIONVALVE.PRIMARY.CLOSE.RELAY…	UI2
PRODUCTIONVALVE.PRIMARY.CLOSE.RELAY..	UI2
PRODUCTIONVALVE.PRIMARY.LOCAL.RESET..	UI2
PRODUCTIONVALVE.PRIMARY.LOCAL.RESET..	UI2
PRODUCTIONVALVE.PRIMARY.NUMBER.LIMIT	UI1	Number of DIs used to detect when the production valve is in a fully open or fully closed state.
PRODUCTIONVALVE.PRIMARY.OPEN.LIMIT.S..	UI2
PRODUCTIONVALVE.PRIMARY.OPEN.RELAY…	UI2
PRODUCTIONVALVE.PRIMARY.OPEN.RELAY..	UI2
PRODUCTIONVALVE.PRIMARY.POWER.OPTI..	UI2
PRODUCTIONVALVE.PRIMARY.RELAY.OPTI…	UI2
PRODUCTIONVALVE.PRIMARY.VALVE.NORM..	UI2
PRODUCTIONVALVE.SECONDARY.OPEN.REL…	UI2
PRODUCTIONVALVE.SECONDARY.VALVE.FLAG	UI2	Flag indicating if there is a secondary valve. 0= no, 1= yes
PRODUCTIONVALVE.VALVE_TYPE	UI1	Indicates the type of primary valve being used. 0 - Pulse Relay 1 – Latch 2 - Analog Output 3 - Inverted Analog Output
PRODUCTIONVOLUME.ACCUMULATION	R4	Read only. Amount produced on the current cycle.
PRODUCTIONVOLUME.AUTO_RESET	UI1	Tells the Production Volume Control module if the cycle is to be reset automatically, where 0 = no reset, 1 = daily reset, 2 = monthly reset.
PRODUCTIONVOLUME.CYCLE	UI1	Read: YES if the Production Volume Control cycle is in progress and has not reached the limit. Write: YES to reset the Production Volume Control cycle.
PRODUCTIONVOLUME.DELAY_TIME	UI1	Amount of time, in minutes, the Production Volume Control module waits after the end of the day or month, before starting the next cycle.
PRODUCTIONVOLUME.INIT_FLAG	R4	Read: indicates if the record has been edited previously. Write: In 2:3.0 and later, the field is ignored and the “init” flag is set to 1 in the RTU. Earlier versions the value in this field is set into the “init” flag.
PRODUCTIONVOLUME.MODULE_STATUS	UI1	Set of flags that show the status of all Production Control Modules, as described earlier. The flags for Production Volume Control and Production Control can be set on or off with the update message, the other bits are read only.
PRODUCTIONVOLUME.NEXT_LIMIT_TO_USE	UI2
PRODUCTIONVOLUME.SETPOINT	UI4
PSDTSD.EDITFLAG	UI1	Read: indicates if the record has been edited previously. Write: In 2:3.1 and on, the field is ignored and the “edited” flag is set to 1 in the RTU. In 2:3.0 the field is ignored and the “edited” flag is unchanged. Earlier versions the value in this field is set into the “edited” flag.
PSDTSD.ESDFLAG	UI1	Read, a value of 1 indicates an ESD has occurred. Write, a value of 1 resets the ESD.
PSDTSD.ESDVALVE	UI1	Flag indicating if this is an Emergency Shutdown (ESD) valve. Set to 1 if this is an ESD Valve, 0 otherwise.
PSDTSD.MODULESTATUS	UI1	Bitmap indicating which modules in Production Control are currently operating. The values for the Production Control bit and the PSD/TSD bit may be modified, the other bits are read only.
PSDTSD.RESETDORECORD	UI2	DO record that opens the ESD valve.
PSDTSD.RESETTIME	UI2	Time, in milliseconds, to pulse the DO that opens the ESD valve.
PSDTSD.TRIPDORECORD	UI2	DO record that closes the ESD valve.
PSDTSD.TRIPTIME	UI2	Time, in milliseconds, to pulse the DO to close the ESD valve.
Pulse/FlowComputerNumber Ex: Pulse/2	UI1	Pulse DO
Pulse2/FlowComputerNumber Ex: Pulse2/1	UI2	Pulse DO with time period (0 – 65535 ms)
Pulse4/FlowComputerNumber EX: Pulse4/1	UI4	Pulse DO with time period (0 – 4294967295 ms)
ReInitializeDeviceConfig	UI2
RELAY.NUMBER.FOR.DO0	UI2
RELAY.NUMBER.FOR_DO1	UI2
REPORT.TO.DISPLAY	UI1
SHUTIN.ACTIVE	UI2
SHUTIN.ARMED	UI2
SHUTIN.DI_RECORD_NUMBER	UI2
SHUTIN.DO_RECORD_NUMBER	UI2
SHUTIN.SPARE1	UI2
SHUTIN.SPARE2	UI1
SHUTIN.TIMEOUT	UI4
SPECIFIC.GRAVITY.ANALOG	UI2
SPECIFIC.GRAVITY.CALCULATED	UI1
SPECIFIC.GRAVITY.VALUE	R4
STATIC.PRESSURE.ANALOG	UI2
TEMPERATURE.BASE.CALCULATED	UI1
TEMPERATURE.BASE.VALUE	R4
TIME.VALUE.FOR.DO0	UI2
TIME.VALUE.FOR.DO1	UI2
Time Sync	I4	This item syncs the time with the host computer. It can be performed with interval or by poking values. For details of the poking value and time sync rules, see ACM User Guide for details.
TOTALIZER.ACCUMULATOR_RECORD_NUM	I1
TOTALIZER.AI_RECORD_NUMBER	I1
TOTALIZER.DESCRIPTION	STRING
TOTALIZER.REPORT_TO_DISPLAY	UI1
TOTALIZER.STRAPPING_FACTOR	R4
TOTALIZER.UNITS	STRING
TURBINE.FACTOR.REQUIRED	UI1
Unlatch/FlowComputerNumber Ex: Unlatch/1	UI1	Unlatch DO
Upload_Analog/AnalogRecordNumber Ex: Upload_Analog/8	I2	This item retrieves analog records only when it is being poked. Poking x > 0 number to this item will upload x number of days since current if there are that many available in the RTU. If successful, it will return 0 in the value, otherwise it will be 3 indicating no response or that an error occurred during the communication. The uploaded file will be stored in the prespecified location with the name also pre-specified. For details on how to configure history, se the ACM User Guide.
Upload_CTD/FlowComputer/MessageOption Ex: Upload_CTD/1/3 Message Option: Return Sum of Extension: bit 0 Return Only Closed Days: bit 1	I2	This item retrieves CTD history and CTD events only when it is being poked. Poking x > 0 number to this item will upload x number of days since current time if there are that many available in the RTU. If successful, it will return a 0 in the value, otherwise it will return 3, indicating no response or that an error occurred during the communication. The uploaded file will be stored in the prespecified location with the name also pre-specified. For details on how to configure history, see the ACM User Guide.
Upload_Production/FlowComputerNumber Ex: Upload_Production/1	I2	This item retrieves production events only when it is being poked. Poking x > 0 number to this item will upload x number of days since current time if there are that many available in the RTU. If successful, it will return 0, otherwise it will return 3 indicating no response or that an error occurred during the communication. The uploaded file will be stored in the prespecified location with the name also pre-specified. For details on how to configure history, see the ACM User Guide.
Upload_TrendDaily/TrendNumber Ex: Upload_TrendDaily/0	I2	This item retrieves daily trends only when it is being poked. Poking x > 0 number to this item will upload x number of days since current time if there are than many available in the RTU. If successful, it will be 0 in the value, otherwise it will return a 3 to indicate no response or that an error occurred during the communication. Uploaded file will be stored in the prespecified location with the name also pre-specified. For details on how to configure history, see the ACM User Guide.
Upload_TrendHourly/TrendNumber Ex: Upload_TrendHourly/0	I2	This item retrieves hourly trends only when it is being poked. Poking x > 0 number to this item will upload x number of hours since current time if there are that many available in the RTU. If successful, a 0 will be returned, otherwise it will be 3 to indicate no response or that errors occurred during the communication. The uploaded file will be stored in the prespecified location with the name also pre-specified. For detail on how to configure history, see the ACM User Guide.
ZeroAccumulator	UI1

Extended Items

Item	Data Type	Description
GCWrite/Txn	VAR
LastAnalogRecord/1	Date
LastDailyRecord/1	Date
LastHourlyrecord/1	Date
LastProductionRecord/1	Date
LastTimeSync	Date
LastTimeSyncResult	I4
LastTrendDailyRecord/1	Date
LastTrendHourlyRecord/1	Date

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