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Programming Guide
48 Rev. E2 04/2011 Marathon MR
Description
Char
MR
Format
(2)
P
(1)
B
(1)
S
(1)
N
(1)
Legal Values
Factory Default
Slope
S
√
n.nnn
√
√
√
√
0.850–1.150
1.000
Target Temperature 2-color
T
√
nnnn
√
√
(4)
Temperature units (scale)
U
√
X
√
√
√
√
C or F
non-US: C US: F
Poll/burst mode
V
√
X
√
P=Polled B=Burst
Burst
Target temp: 1-color wide
W
√
nnnn
√
√
(4)
Burst string contents (5)
X$
√
√
Multidrop address
XA
√
nnn
√
√
√
000 to 032
000
Low temperature limit
XB
√
nnnn
√
0000–9999 (4)
Set at factory calibration
Deadband (6)
XD
√
nn
√
√
01–55 in °C
02
01–99 in °F
Restore factory defaults
XF
√
√
√
High temperature limit
XH
√
nnnn
√
0000–9999 (4)
Set at factory calibration
Sensor initialization
XI
√
n
√
√
√
√
0=flag reset
1
1=flag set
or nothing
Sensor model type
XM
X
A, B, C
Set at factory calibration
0-20 mA or 4-20 mA
analog output
XO
√
n
√
√
0=0-20 mA
4=4-20 mA
4
Sensor revision
XR
√
Xn
√
Set a factory calibration
Setpoint/Relay function
XS
√
nnnn
√
√
0000 to 5432 (8)
0000
Trigger
XT
√
N
√
√
√
XT0=inactive
XT1=active
Identify unit
XU
√
Varies
√
!XUMR1S
Sensor serial number
XV
√
Xnnnnnn
V
Set a factory calibration
Attenuation to activate relay (8)
Y
√
nn
√
√
√
0 to 95% energy
95%
Attenuation for failsafe
Z
√
nn
√
√
√
0 to 99% energy reduction
95%
(1) Commands may appear as Polled for (queried), Burst string item, Set command, or Notification.
(2) n = number, X = uppercase letter.
(3) Setting Peak Hold cancels Average, and vice-versa.
(4) In current scale °C or °F
(5) see section 9.3.2 Burst Mode, Seite 45
(6) No effect if relay in alarm mode.
(7) Relay goes to abnormal, display and analog out continue to provide temperature.
(8) 0000 places unit in alarm mode. Non-zero setpoint value puts unit in setpoint mode. Setpoint is in current scale. °C or °F. Must be within unit’s
temperature range.
Table 6: Command List (continued)

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