Eas 327: Program for CR21X Datalogger
Keystroke sequence shown in quotes. "A" means "advance." "B" means "step back". At any time during programming you may exit and re-enter the program by entering "* 1"
- Enter program Table 1
- Enter sampling interval (this example, 1.0 sec)
- "1 D 0 A" ("one decimal zero advance")
- Enter first program instruction (here a single-ended voltage conversion)
- "1 A"
- Enter parameters associated with this instruction
- "1 A" (repetition)
- "1 A" (full scale range is +/- 5 millivolts)
- "1 A" (input channel 1)
- "1 A" (put measurement in input storage location 1)
- "1 D 0 A" (multiplier is 1.0, logger will display reading in millivolts)
- "0 D 0 A" (offset is 0.0)
- Next program instruction (here controlling creation of 1-minute averages)
- "9 2 A"
- Enter parameters associated with this instruction
- "0 A"
- "1 A" (one minute average)
- " 1 0 A" (set the output flag)
- Next program instruction (here, instructing to output the time)
- "7 7 A"
- Enter parameters associated with this instruction
- "1 0 A" (output hour and minute)
- Next program instruction (here, precision of outputs)
- "7 8 A"
- Enter parameters associated with this instruction
- "1 A" (high resolution)
- Next program instruction (here, instruction to average the input locations 1-3)
- "7 1 A"
- Enter parameters associated with this instruction
- "3 A" (three repetitions)
- "1 A" (first of which is input location one)
To inspect incoming samples: "* 6 A" ... (advance to desired location using "A" and backwards using "B")
or
"* 6 # A" (where # is input location number you want to see)
To inspect averages,
"* 7 C # B A" ...
Last Modified: 24 Jan, 2005