Program Program
Code Function Code Description Entry Code
16 AB06030 Rev. 0.6 5/96
349 Pulse #2 Output Enter: Four (4) digits defining 349
Resolution the pulse output resolution
(units/pulse) in tenth units,
"0000" Disables this feature
(e.g., 010.0) __ __ __ . __
Note: Input pulses must be 2.5 times greater than the output pulses (e.g., 100 output pulses/unit volume requires at least 250 input pulses/unit
volume).
350 Display Resolution Enter: "0" Whole Unit Display 350
"1" Tenth Unit Display
"2" Hundredth Unit Display
"3" Tens Unit Display __
351 Input Resolution Enter: Four (4) digit number representing 351
the number of pulses per unit of
registration (e.g., 0100)
Entry must be between 0025
and 9999 __ __ __ __
352 Proving Modes Enter: "0" Not Proving 352
"1" Weights and Measures Proving
"2" High Speed Proving __
353 Proving Output Enter: "0" No Prover Output 353
"1" Meter #1 Prover Output
"2" Meter #2 Prover Output __
354 Proving Output Units Enter: "0" Raw Prover Output (Raw) 354
"1" Gross Prover (Grs)
"2" Gross Prover at Standard Temperature (Gst)
"3" Gross Prover at Standard Temperature
and Pressure Preset (Net)
"4" Mass Preset (Whole Units) __
355 Blend Tolerance Enter: Two (2) digits in tenths of a 355
(Percentage) percentage for the tolerance
allowed for all delivered
blends. (e.g., 5.0 = 5 %) __ __
Note: The larger of the tolerances as calculated using the percentage entered in this code or the volume entered in code 357 will be used to
determine when a blend alarm should be triggered.
356 Blend Tolerance Enter: Three (3) digits of Volume for 356
(Volume) Blend Tolerance in tenths of units.
(e.g., 10.0) __.__
Note: The larger of the tolerances as programmed in this code or calculated in code 356 will be used to determine when a blend alarm will be
triggered.
357 Blend Correction Enter: "0" No Blend Correction 357
"1" Self-corrected Blend
"2" Self-corrected/Complete Blend __
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