Read-only. There is no save path in this page and no migration is proposed — every detection ledger in the live book is correct. What it measures is the installation charge, which the two rep conventions do not treat the same.
Line quantities are per instance.
The equipment card's HOW MANY multiplies the whole module. A module can therefore read 4 × 1 or 1 × 4 and mean the same four sensors. Both are in the live book. The number that matters to a customer is the product of the two.
PU00062 · fixture — 4 × 1 convention
HOW MANY 4 × 1 unit/instance = 4 sensors · multiplied instances
Installation content (everything but the sensors)US$15,412.00
Base module costUS$33,412.00
Cross-check this against the pricing panel on the Materials & Pricing screen. If the two disagree, the ledger and the engine disagree and nothing above holds.
Installation content (everything but the sensors)US$10,612.00
Base module costUS$34,612.00
Cross-check this against the pricing panel on the Materials & Pricing screen. If the two disagree, the ledger and the engine disagree and nothing above holds.
HOW MANY 1 × 4 unit/instance = 4 sensors · single instance multi unit
Card said 1, now 4
What the ledger charges for 4 sensors
Sensors — 4 × $5,200.00 × 1hardware$20,800.00
No labour, grid tie or cabling line on this module at all — the installation content is $0.00.
Installation content (everything but the sensors)$0.00
Base module cost$20,800.00
Cross-check this against the pricing panel on the Materials & Pricing screen. If the two disagree, the ledger and the engine disagree and nothing above holds.
The real finding
Same scope — four sensors — three different installation charges, because the ancillary lines are inside the instance and are multiplied by HOW MANY.
PC000154 sensors · single instance multi unit$20,800.00 hardware$0.00 install
Which convention is correct is a commercial decision, not a code one: whether a four-sensor install is four visits of labour or one. Nothing here changes a price until that is answered.