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Inside Checks
Interrogate the Computer Screen and confirm that it is normal.
#
Name
1.
Available
Memory
2
Next Command
3.
Schedule
4.
Current
Command
5.
Date
6.
Julian Day
7.
Operating Mode
8.
Brewer Number
9.
Location
10.
Moisture Index
11.
CUT Header
12.
Clock Source
13.
Time (CUT)
14.
Software
Version
15.
Zenith Angle
16.
Communication
Activity
17.
Absolute
Humidity
50
Example
Description
1234567890
-the amount of free space on the Brewer Data drive
Zs
- indicates the next command to be executed
Skd1
- Indicates the current Schedule being executed
Ds
-Indicates the current Routine being executed
-'menu' is displayed if a schedule is not running
Jan 15/99
- the GMT date which will change at 00:00:00 GMT
- adjust using the DA command
015
- changes at solar midnight
- adjust using the DA command
O
- indicates that the Brewer is in Ozone mode
3
- no adjustment
159
- specifies constants for the Brewer
- adjust using the NO command
Saskatoon
- determines Site specific information
- change location with LL command
- change Site information with LF command
2
- used to indicate if the desiccant needs changing.
- change the desiccant if index values are consistently
greater then 10.
C.U.T
- reminder that time is Co-ordinated Universal Time
(Greenwich Mean Time)
I or E
- indicates if the System is using the Brewer Clock (I) or
the Computer clock (E).
- Brewer clock can be toggled ON or OFF in the
Configuration File with the IC command
15:32:19
- indicates the system time, and should be within 20
seconds of GMT for proper tracking.
- adjusted with TI
374f
- the Version number of the Brewer Software
45.76
-the current Solar Zenith Angle
in: out:
- these fields were originally intended to monitor
communications between the Computer and the Brewer
-As Computer speed increases, the usefulness of these
indicators decreases
-The Data Set is a much better indicator of
Communications.
0.0 g/m3
- if the Brewer is fitted with a moisture sensor option,
this field indicates the amount of moisture in one unit
volume of air in the Brewer enclosure.
MKIII OPERATOR'S MANUAL
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