Set up the Unit Profile (unitprofile) Units to Configure tab

From the Units to Configure tab, it is possible to select which units appear for volume, temperature, density, pressure, length and thickness. These options allow you to create a unit profile that uses both Imperial and Metric.

To configure the Unit Profile Row Edit Units to Configure Tab

1. Define your Volume Unit. Select one of the following:

   • none

   • liters

   • cu. meters

   • barrels

   • gallons (US)

   • gallons (Imperial)

   • cubic feet

     After selecting your Volume Unit, the abbreviation for the volume unit used by the system will appear in the Volume Unit (Short) column.

2. Define your Temperature Unit. Select one of the following:

   • none

   • Fahrenheit

   • Celsius

   • Kelvin

     After selecting your Temperature Unit, the abbreviation for the temperature unit used by the system will appear in the Temperature Unit (Short) column.

3. Define your Density Unit. Select one of the following:

   • none

   • degrees API

   • kg/cu. meter

   • relative dens

   • pounds per cubic foot

   • g/cu. centimeter

     After selecting your Density Unit, the abbreviation for the density unit used by the system will appear in the Density Unit (Short) column.

4. Define your Pressure Unit. Select one of the following:

   • pounds/sq. inch

   • kilopascals

   • bars

   • atmospheres

   • kilogram-force/sq. centimeter

   • inches of water

     After selecting your Pressure Unit, the abbreviation for the pressure unit used by the system will appear in the Pressure Unit (Short) column.

5. Define the Length Unit. Select one of the following:

   • none

   • inches

   • feet

   • miles

   • millimeters

   • meters

   • kilometers

     After selecting your length unit, the abbreviation for the Length Unit used by the system will appear in the Length Unit (Short) column.

6. Define the Thickness Unit. Select one of the following:

   • none

   • inches

   • feet

   • miles

   • millimeters

   • meters

   • kilometers

     After selecting the thickness unit, the abbreviation for the Thickness Unit used by the system will appear in the Thickness Unit (Short) column.

7. Define the Depth Unit. Select one of the following:

   • none

   • inches

   • feet

   • miles

   • millimeters

   • meters

   • kilometers

     After selecting the Depth Unit, the abbreviation for the Depth Unit will appear in the Depth Unit (Short) column.

8. Define the Height Unit. Select one of the following:

   • none

   • inches

   • feet

   • miles

   • millimeters

   • meters

   • kilometers

     After selecting the Height Unit, the abbreviation for the Height Unit will appear in the Height Unit (Short) column.

9. Define the Viscosity Unit. Select one of the following:

   • none

   • centistoke

     After selecting the Viscosity Unit, the abbreviation for the Viscosity Unit appears in the Viscosity Unit (Short) column.

10. Define the Mass Unit. Select one of the following:

    • none

    • kilograms (kg)

    • pounds (lbs)

      After selecting the Mass Unit, the abbreviation for the Mass Unit will appear in the Mass Unit (Short) column.

11. Enter the Volume Precision.

    This field defines the precision by which the volume should be rounded. By default, if the precision is set to zero, no rounding will be applied.

12. Enter the Temperature Precision.

    This field defines the precision by which the temperature should be rounded. By default, if the precision is set to zero, no rounding will be applied.

13. Enter the Density Precision.

    This field defines the precision by which the density should be rounded. By default, if the precision is set to zero, no rounding will be applied.

14. Enter the Pressure Precision.

    This field defines the precision by which the pressure should be rounded. By default, if the precision is set to zero, no rounding will be applied.

15. Enter the Mass Precision.

    This field defines the precision by which the mass should be rounded. By default, if the precision is set to zero, no rounding will be applied.