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QUICK REFERENCE
Commands summary
Command
A
D
S
O
MeasInterval
MeasDealy
LogInterval
RepInterval
DataFormat
Vref
Serial1
Serial2
Date
Time
ModemInterval
ModemDelay
ModemOnTime
ModemOnDuration
ModemPIN
APN
IP
EmailFrom
EmailTo
UserName
Password
TimeServer
TimeZone
Ftp
RS-485
TestGprs
TestSync
TestEmail
TestSocket
?
Config?
Modem?
SD?
System?
SerialDriver?
ReadFile
LogVariables
ReadData
ActualData
SaveConfig
ReadConfig
Help
Exit
Reset
SetDefaultConfig
parameter
see text
see text
see text
see text
1...3600
1...60
0...3600
0...3600
0, 1, 2, 3
2450...2550
300, 1200, ---,115200
idem
dd.mm.yyyy
hh:mm:ss
0...24
0...1434
hh:mm:ss
0...1440
number
string
string
string
string
string
string
string
-12...12
0..1
0..1
klog0001.txt
1...200
description
analog inputs setup
digital inputs setup
serial inputs setup
output setup
measuring interval in seconds
measuring delay in seconds
logging interval in seconds
report interval on COM2
0=default spaces, 1 is CSV, 2 and 3 equal to 0
reference voltage in mV
baud rate for Serial1 in bps, future use
baud rate for Serial2 in bps, 115200 not advisable
period for modem to send data in hours
delay from modem period in seconds
time, when modem will wake up and wait for a call every day
duration of modem on, waiting for a call in minutes
GPRS provider access point
smtp server IP address or FTP server IP address
user name for authorized access to smtp server or FTP server
password for authorized access to smtp server or FTP server
time shift from UTC in hours
modem mode email (0) or FTP (1)
using RS-485 line
start GPRS session for testing purposes
start time synchronization over modem
start sending test email
start socket session
show system parameters
show full inputs configuration
show modem parameter
show files on SD card
show actual firmware version
show supported serial sensors
type one file from SD card via serial port
show format of logged variables
read last nr. of records in memory
show last measured data
save current configuration to nonvolatile memory
read configuration from nonvolatile memory
print all commands
exit from Service mode
reboot datalogger
clears all settings and then sets logging on AIN1, V3V and VPOWER
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