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Xfr modes

The transfer (or Xfr) mode refers to the measuring denomination you are using to

measure the product movement: Level, Mass, or differential Volume or Mass.

These examples illustrate the different types of xfr modes.

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Automated Data Output283
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Glossary of Terms361
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- Point Format403
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