FMS Legacy Config Send Data Group

The "FMS Legacy Config Send Data" (GmrCfgSend) data group is used to send modified measurement data to the field device.

The "FMS Legacy Config Send" data group depends on one or more support data groups for its data. Support data groups are found in the supportDg section of your sample template. Mapping between "FMS Legacy Config Send" data group elements and FMS Legacy data items is within the configItems section of gmrMaps in the device template file. Optional data groups can be used to get similar data for different meter types. See also FMS Legacy Configuration Data Items.

Example

The configuration for an orifice meter is found in the MeterOrif data group and the configuration for a turbine meter is found in the MeterTurb data group. For any given meter run, only one of these data groups is configured. For a turbine meter run, the MeterTurb data group is configured, but the MeterOrif data group is not, so only data from the MeterTurb data group is sent to the EFM service.

For more information, see the following subsections:

• Example
• Structure and Components
• To Create a Data Group

For more information about working with device template files, see Device Template Files.

Example

Click here to see an example of the data group   <GmrCfgSend niceName="FMS Legacy Config Send Data" baseOrd="1" maxCnt="4" canRecv="false" uccRecv="false"> <supportDg required="false"> <StPrmS/> <StPrmU/> </supportDg> <dgElements/> </GmrCfgSend>

Structure and Components

Click here to see the structure and components of the data group   <!-- Requires at least one support data group. Support data groups are user configurable for this EIE. Exactly what support data group(s) you choose depends on your unique setup and needs. --> <GmrCfgSend> <dgElements/> <supportDg required="false"> <SupportDataGroup/> </supportDg> </GmrCfgSend>

To Create a Data Group

1. Using a text editor or XML editor, open the device template file to which you want to add data groups.
2. Define a new data group.
   1. Define a supportDg element.
   2. Define all support data groups from which you require data.
   3. Define a dgElements element.
3. Define any other required data groups.
4. Validate and load your template.