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  1. m³ (Cubic meter)
  2. L (Liter) = 10-3 \* m³
  3. gal (US gallons) = 3.785412 \* 10-3 m³
  4. igl (Imperial gallons) = 4.54609 \* 10-3 m³
  5. mgl (million US gallons) = 3785412 \* 10-3 m³
  6. cf (Cubic feet) = 28.3164847 \* 10-3 m³
  7. bal (US liquid barrel) = 35.23907 \* 10-3m³
  8. ob (Oil barrel) = 158.987295 \* 10-3m³
| | Flow Denominator |

  1. sec (seconds)
  2. min (minutes)
  3. hr (hours)
  4. day (days)
| | Totalizer Units | Same as flow denominator (volume) units | | Totalizer Decimal | Up to 7 digits can be set; decimal point position can be changed. | | Enable NET Total | Turns net cumulative flow on or off (~~note that cumulative flow automatically zeroes at > 4,000,000,000,000 m3 ).~~ | | Enable POS Total | Turns positive cumulative flow on or off ~~(cumulative flow automatically zeroes at > 4,000,000,000,000 m3 ).~~ | | Enable NEG Total | Turns negative accumulated flow on or off ~~(accumulated flow automatically zeroes at > 4,000,000,000,000 m3 )~~ | | Reset Totalizer | Can be zero net, positive, or negative cumulative flow, or all zero at the same time. | | Temperature Unit |

Set temperature units:

1. °C (degrees Celsius)

2. °F (degrees Fahrenheit)

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