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Campbell CR1000X Product Manual (238 pages)

Measurement and Control Data Logger

Brand: Campbell | Category: Data Loggers | Size: 5 MB

Table of Contents
9
1 Data Acquisition System Components

17
- The CR1000X Datalogger
  18
  - Overview
    18
  - Operations
    18
  - Programs
    19
- Sensors
  19
2 Wiring Panel and Terminal Functions

21
- Power Input
  24
  - Powering a Datalogger with a Vehicle
    25
  - Power LED Indicator
    25
- Power Output
  25
- Grounds
  26
- Communications Ports
  28
  - USB Port
    28
  - Ethernet Port
    28
  - C Terminals for Communications
    28
    
    Ports
    29
    
    RS-232, RS-485, TTL, and LVTTL Ports
    29
    
    SDM Port
    29
  - CS I/O Port
    29
  - RS-232/CPI Port
    30
- Programmable Logic Control
  30
3 Setting up the Data Logger

32
4 Data

44
- Default Data Tables
  44
- Collecting Data
  45
  - Collecting Data Using Loggernet
    45
  - Collecting Data Using PC200W or PC400
    45
- Viewing Historic Data
  46
- Data Types and Formats
  46
  - Variables
    47
  - Data Storage
    48
- About Data Tables
  49
  - Header Rows
    50
  - Table Definitions
    50
    
    Data Records
    52
- Creating Data Tables in a Program
  52
5 Data Memory

54
- Memory Allocation
  54
- Sram
  54
- Flash Memory
  55
- Serial Flash Memory
  55
  - Data Memory
    55
  - USR Drive
    56
  - CPU Drive
    57
- Microsd (CRD: Drive) Memory
  57
  - Formatting Microsd Cards
    58
  - Microsd Card Precautions
    58
  - Act LED Indicator
    58
- File Management Via Powerup.ini
  59
  - Syntax
    59
  - Example Powerup.ini Files
    60
6 Measurements

62
- Voltage Measurements
  62
- Current-Loop Measurements
  77
  - Example Current-Loop Measurement Connections
    78
- Resistance Measurements
  79
- Thermocouple Measurements
  85
- Period-Averaging Measurements
  86
- Pulse Measurements
  87
  - Low-Level Ac Measurements
    89
  - High-Frequency Measurements
    89
    
    C Terminals
    90
    
    P Terminals
    90
  - Switch-Closure and Open-Collector Measurements
    90
    
    C Terminals
    91
  - Edge Timing and Edge Counting
    91
    
    Multiple Edge Counting
    91
    
    Single Edge Timing
    91
    
    Timer Input NAN Conditions
    91
  - Quadrature Measurements
    92
  - Pulse Measurement Tips
    93
    
    Input Filters and Signal Attenuation
    93
    
    Pulse Count Resolution
    93
- Vibrating Wire Measurements
  94
  - Vspect
    94
- Sequential and Pipeline Processing Modes
  94
  - Sequential Mode
    95
  - Pipeline Mode
    95
  - Slow Sequences
    96
7 Communications Protocols

97
- General Serial Communications
  98
- Modbus Communications
  98
  - About Modbus
    99
  - Modbus Protocols
    100
  - Understanding Modbus Terminology
    101
  - Connecting Modbus Devices
    101
  - Modbus Master-Slave Protocol
    102
  - About Modbus Programming
    102
    
    Endianness
    103
    
    Function Codes
    103
  - Modbus Information Storage
    104
    
    Coils
    104
    
    Registers
    104
    
    Data Types
    105
    
    Signed 16-Bit Integer
    105
    
    Signed 32-Bit Integer
    105
    
    Unsigned 16-Bit Integer
    105
    
    32-Bit Floating Point
    106
    
    Unsigned 32-Bit Integer
    106
  - Modbus Tips and Troubleshooting
    106
    
    Error Codes
    106
    
    Result Code -01: Illegal Function
    106
    
    Result Code -02: Illegal Data Address
    107
    
    Result Code -11: COM Port Error
    107
- Internet Communications
  107
  - IP Address
    108
  - Https
    108
- DNP3 Communications
  108
- Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) and I2C
  109
- Pakbus Communications
  109
- Communications
  110
  - Transparent Mode
    110
    
    Transparent Mode Commands
    111
  - Programmed Mode/Recorder Mode
    112
  - Programming the Datalogger to Act as an SDI-12 Sensor
    112
  - Power Considerations
    113
8 Maintaining Your Datalogger

115
- Datalogger Calibration
  115
  - About Background Calibration
    116
- Datalogger Security
  116
  - Security Codes
    118
  - Creating a .Csipasswd File
    119
    
    Command Syntax
    120
- Datalogger Enclosures
  120
- Internal Battery
  121
  - Replacing the Internal Battery
    122
- Electrostatic Discharge and Lightning Protection
  123
- Power Budgeting
  124
- Updating the Operating System
  125
  - Sending an Operating System to a Local Datalogger
    126
  - Sending an Operating System to a Remote Datalogger
    126
9 Tips and Troubleshooting

128
- Checking Station Status
  129
- Viewing Station Status
  129
- Watchdog Errors
  129
- Results for Last Program Compiled
  130
- Skipped Scans
  130
- Skipped Records
  130
- Variable out of Bounds
  131
- Battery Voltage
  131
- Understanding NAN and INF Occurrences
  131
- Timekeeping
  132
  - Clock Best Practices
    132
  - Time Stamps
    132
  - Avoiding Time Skew
    133
- Crbasic Program Errors
  133
  - Program Does Not Compile
    134
  - Program Compiles but Does Not Run Correctly
    134
- Resetting the Datalogger
  134
  - Processor Reset
    135
  - Program Send Reset
    135
  - Manual Data Table Reset
    135
  - Formatting Drives
    136
  - Full Memory Reset
    136
- Troubleshooting Power Supplies
  136
- Minimizing Ground Loop Errors
  137
- Field Calibration
  138
- File System Error Codes
  138
- File Name and Resource Errors
  139
- Background Calibration Errors
  140
- Information Tables and Settings (Advanced)
  140
  - Information Tables Directories
    141
    
    Frequently Used
    141
    
    Communications
    142
    
    General Communications
    142
    
    Pakbus Communications
    142
    
    Background Calibration
    143
    
    Data
    143
    
    OS and Hardware Versions
    143
    
    Power Monitoring
    143
    
    Security
    143
    
    TCP_IP Communications
    143
    
    Datatableinfo Table System Information and Settings
    144
    
    Information Tables and Settings Descriptions
    144
    
    Signatures
    144
    
    Status Table System Information and Settings
    145
    
    Device Configuration Utility Settings
    153
10 Specifications

178
- System Specifications
  178
- Physical Specifications
  179
- Power Requirements
  179
- Power Output Specifications
  180
  - System Power out Limits (When Powered with 12 VDC)
    180
  - And SW12V Power Output Terminals
    180
  - And 3.3V
    181
  - C as Power Output
    182
  - CS I/O Pin
    182
- Analogue Measurements Specifications
  182
- Pulse Measurement Specifications
  185
  - Switch Closure Input
    186
  - High-Frequency Input
    186
  - Low-Level Ac Input
    186
  - Quadrature Input
    187
- Digital Input/Output Specifications
  187
  - Switch Closure Input
    187
  - High-Frequency Input
    188
  - Edge Timing
    188
  - Edge Counting
    188
  - Quadrature Input
    188
  - Pulse-Width Modulation
    188
- Communications Specifications
  189
- Standards Compliance Specifications
  190
- Specifications
  190

Campbell CR1000X Product Manual (116 pages)

Measurement and Control Datalogger

Brand: Campbell | Category: Data Loggers | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents
3
Data Acquisition System Components
8
Sensors
9
Supported Sensor Types
9
The CR1000X Datalogger
9
Components
9
Operations
10
Programs
10
CR1000X Wiring Panel
10
Power Input
12
Power Output
13
Grounds
14
Communication Ports
15
Programmable Logic Control
17
Setting up the Datalogger
19
Setting up Communications with the Datalogger
19
Configuring Settings to Communicate over USB or RS-232
19
Configuring Settings to Communicate over Ethernet
20
Testing Communication and Completing EZ Setup
22
Connecting the Datalogger to a Computer
23
Creating a Program in Short Cut
23
Sending a Program to the Datalogger
25
Sending a Program Using Datalogger Support Software
25
Program Run Options
25
Working with Data
26
Monitoring Data
26
Collecting Data
27
Collecting Data Using Loggernet
27
Collecting Data Using PC200W or PC400W
27
Viewing Historic Data
27
About Data Tables
28
First Header Row
28
Second Header Row
29
Third Header Row
29
Fourth Header Row
29
Data Records
30
Creating Data Tables in a Program
30
Memory and Data Storage
31
Memory Allocation
31
CPU Drive
31
Sram
31
USR Drive
31
Microsd (CRD: Drive) Storage
32
Managing Memory Via Powerup.ini
33
Measurements
36
Voltage Measurements
36
Single-Ended Measurements
36
Differential Measurements
37
Current Measurements
37
Example Current Measurement Connections
37
Ratiometric Resistance Measurements
39
Resistive-Bridge Measurements and Voltage Excitation
41
Strain Measurements
41
Ac Excitation
43
Accuracy for Ratiometric Resistance Measurements
43
Thermocouple Measurements
43
Period-Averaging Measurements
44
Pulse Measurements
44
Low-Level Ac Measurements
45
High Frequency Measurements
46
Switch-Closure and Open-Collector Measurements
46
Edge Timing and Edge Counting
47
Pulse Measurement Tips
48
Vibrating Wire Measurements
49
Communication Protocols
50
General Serial Communications
50
CAN Communication Module. See also "Communications Specifications" on Page 84. General Serial Communications
50
Modbus Communications
51
Internet Communications
52
IP Address
52
Https
52
DNP3 Communications
52
Pakbus Communications
53
SDI-12 Communication
53
Sdi-12 Transparent Mode
54
Sdi-12 Programmed Mode/Recorder Mode
55
Programming the Datalogger to Act as an SDI-12 Sensor
55
Sdi-12 Power Considerations
56
Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) and I2C
56
Maintaining Your Datalogger
57
Datalogger Calibration
57
About Background Calibration
57
Datalogger Security
58
Security Codes
59
Creating a .Csipasswd File
59
Datalogger Enclosures
60
Internal Battery
60
Internal Lithium Battery Specifications
61
Replacing the Internal Battery
62
Electrostatic Discharge and Lightning Protection
63
Power Budgeting
64
Updating the Operating System
64
Tips and Troubleshooting
66
Checking Station Status
66
Viewing Station Status
66
Watchdog Errors
67
Results for Last Program Compiled
67
Skipped Scans
67
Skipped Records
67
Variable out of Bounds
67
Battery Voltage
67
Understanding NAN and INF Occurrences
67
Time Keeping
68
Clock Best Practices
68
Time Stamps
69
Avoiding Time Skew
69
Crbasic Program Errors
69
Program Does Not Compile
69
Program Compiles but Does Not Run Correctly
70
Resetting the Datalogger
70
Processor Reset
70
Program Send Reset
71
Manual Data Table Reset
71
Formatting Drives
71
Full Memory Reset
71
Troubleshooting Power Supplies
71
Minimizing Ground Loop Errors
72
Improving Voltage Measurement Quality
73
Deciding between Single-Ended or Differential Measurements
73
Minimizing Ground Potential Differences
74
Detecting Open Inputs
75
Minimizing Power-Related Artifacts
75
Minimizing Settling Errors
76
Factors Affecting Accuracy
78
Minimizing Offset Voltages
79
File System Error Codes
82
File Name and Resource Errors
83
Background Calibration Errors
83
Specifications
84
System Specifications
84
Physical Specifications
84
Power Requirements
84
Ground Specifications
85
Power Output Specifications
85
Analog Specifications
87
Voltage Measurements
87
Ratiometric-Resistance Measurements Specifications
88
Period Averaging Specifications
88
Current Measurements Specifications
89
Pulse Counting Specifications
89
Switch Closure Input
89
High-Frequency Input
89
Low-Level Ac Input
89
Digital I/O Specifications
90
Switch Closure Input
90
Current Measurements Specifications
90
High-Frequency Input
91
Edge Timing
91
Communications Specifications
91
Standards Compliance Specifications
92
Support
93
Product Assistance
93
Precautions
93
Warranty
94
Acknowledgements
95
Glossary
96

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Table of Contents

1 Data Acquisition System Components

2 Wiring Panel and Terminal Functions

3 Setting up the Data Logger

4 Data

5 Data Memory

6 Measurements

7 Communications Protocols

8 Maintaining Your Datalogger

9 Tips and Troubleshooting

10 Specifications

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