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Campbell CR3000 Micrologger Operator's Manual

Campbell CR3000 Micrologger Operator's Manual (644 pages)

Brand: Campbell | Category: Data Loggers | Size: 13 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
9
1 Introduction

31
- Hello
  31
- Typography
  32
- Capturing Crbasic Code
  32
2 Precautions

33
3 Initial Inspection

35
4 Quickstart

37
5 Overview

57
- Datalogger - Overview
  58
  - Wiring Panel - Overview
    59
  - FIGURE 17: Wiring Panel
    60
  - CR3000 Wiring Panel Terminal Definitions, 2
    61
    
    Switched Voltage Output - Overview
    62
    
    Voltage and Current Excitation - Overview
    62
    
    Power in Terminals
    63
    
    Power out Terminals
    63
    
    Power Terminals
    63
    
    Communication Ports - Overview
    64
    
    CS I/O Port
    65
    
    Peripheral Port
    65
    
    Ports
    65
    
    CPI Port and CDM Devices - Overview
    66
    
    Ethernet Port
    66
    
    Grounding - Overview
    66
    
    SDM Port
    66
- Measurements - Overview
  67
- Data Retrieval and Comms - Overview
  80
  - Data File Formats in CR3000 Memory
    80
  - Data Format on Computer
    80
  - Mass-Storage Device
    80
  - Memory Card (CRD: Drive) - Overview
    81
    
    Comms
    81
    
    Direct with Adapter to PC
    81
  - Comms Protocols
    82
    
    Pakbus Comms - Overview
    82
  - Alternate Comms Protocols - Overview
    82
    
    DNP3 - Overview
    83
    
    Modbus - Overview
    83
    
    TCP/IP - Overview
    84
  - Comms Hardware - Overview
    84
  - Keyboard/Display - Overview
    84
    
    Character Set
    85
    
    Custom Menus - Overview
    85
    
    Integrated Keyboard/Display
    85
- Measurement and Control Peripherals - Overview
  86
- Power Supplies - Overview
  86
- CR3000 Setup - Overview
  87
- Crbasic Programming - Overview
  87
- Security - Overview
  88
- Maintenance - Overview
  89
- Datalogger Support Software - Overview
  90
- PLC Control - Overview
  91
- Auto Self-Calibration - Overview
  92
- Memory - Overview
  93
6 Specifications

95
7 Installation

97
- Enclosures - Details
  97
- Power Supplies - Details
  98
  - CR3000 Power Requirement
    99
  - Calculating Power Consumption
    99
  - Power Sources
    99
    
    Vehicle Power Connections
    100
  - Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS)
    101
  - External Power Supply Installation
    101
  - External Alkaline Power Supply
    101
  - Integrated Batteries
    101
    
    Alkaline-Battery Base
    102
    
    Sealed Rechargeable-Battery Base
    103
  - Alkaline Battery Temperatures and Service
    103
  - CR3000 Base Sealed-Rechargeable Battery Specifications
    105
    
    Low Profile (no Battery) Base
    106
- Grounding - Details
  106
  - CR3000 Ac-Transformer Specifications
    106
  - ESD Protection
    107
    
    Lightning Protection
    108
  - Single-Ended Measurement Reference
    109
  - Ground Potential Differences
    110
    
    External Signal Conditioner
    110
    
    Soil Temperature Thermocouple
    110
  - Ground Looping in Ionic Measurements
    111
- Protection from Moisture - Details
  112
- CR3000 Setup - Details
  112
  - Tools - Setup
    113
    
    Devconfig - Setup Tools
    113
    
    Network Planner - Setup Tools
    114
    
    Overview - Network Planner
    115
    
    Basics - Network Planner
    116
    
    Info Tables and Settings - Setup Tools
    117
    
    Crbasic Program - Setup Tools
    118
    
    Executable CPU: Files - Setup Tools
    118
    
    Default.cr3 File
    119
    
    Include" File
    119
    
    FIGURE 37: "Include" File Settings with Devconfig
    120
    
    FIGURE 38: "Include" File Settings with Pakbusgraph
    121
    
    Executable File Run Priorities
    122
  - Setup Tasks
    123
    
    Common Configuration Actions and Tools
    123
    
    Operating System (OS) - Details
    123
    
    OS Update with Devconfig Send os Tab
    124
    
    OS Update with File Control
    125
    
    OS Update with Send Program Command
    126
    
    Program Send Command Locations
    126
    
    OS Update with External Memory and Powerup.ini File
    127
    
    Factory Defaults - Installation
    128
    
    Saving and Restoring Configurations - Installation
    128
- Crbasic Programming - Details
  129
  - Program Structure
    129
    
    Crbasic Program Structure
    130
  - Writing and Editing Programs
    132
    
    Crbasic Editor
    132
    
    Short Cut Programming Wizard
    132
    
    Inserting Comments into Program
    133
    
    Conserving Program Memory
    134
  - Programming Syntax
    134
    
    Program Statements
    134
    
    Multiple Statements on One Line
    135
    
    One Statement on Multiple Lines
    135
    
    Single-Statement Declarations
    135
    
    Declaring Variables
    136
    
    Data Types in Final-Storage Memory
    137
    
    Declaring Data Types
    137
    
    Data Type Declarations
    140
    
    Dimensioning Numeric Variables
    141
    
    Declaring Flag Variables
    142
    
    Dimensioning String Variables
    142
    
    Using Variable Pointers
    143
    
    Declaring Arrays
    144
    
    Advanced Array Declaration
    145
    
    Declaring Local and Global Variables
    146
    
    Initializing Variables
    146
    
    Declaring Constants
    147
    
    Declaring Aliases and Units
    148
    
    Predefined Constants
    148
    
    Formats for Entering Numbers in Crbasic
    149
    
    Numerical Formats
    149
    
    Multi-Statement Declarations
    150
    
    Declaring Data Tables
    151
    
    TOA5 Environment Line
    152
    
    Typical Data Table
    152
- Declaration and Use of a Data Table
  153
  - Datainterval() Lapse Parameter Options
    156
    
    Declaring Subroutines
    158
    
    Declaring Incidental Sequences
    159
    
    Declaring Subroutines
    159
    
    Execution and Task Priority
    160
    
    Program Tasks
    160
    
    Pipeline Mode
    161
    
    Sequential Mode
    162
    
    Execution Timing
    163
    
    Program Timing Instructions
    163
    
    Scan() / Nextscan
    163
    
    Slowsequence / Endsequence
    164
    
    Scan Priorities in Sequential Mode
    165
    
    Subscan() / Nextsubscan
    165
    
    Measurement and Data Storage Processing
    167
    
    Programming Instructions
    167
    
    Argument Types
    168
    
    Names in Arguments
    168
    
    Expressions in Arguments
    169
    
    Rules for Names
    169
    
    Data Types in Variable Memory
    170
    
    Floating-Point Arithmetic
    170
    
    Programming Expression Types
    170
    
    Arithmetic Operations
    171
    
    Expressions with Numeric Data Types
    171
- Conversion of FLOAT / LONG to Boolean
  172
  - Logical Expressions
    173
  - Binary Conditions of TRUE and FALSE
    174
  - Logical Expression Examples
    175
    
    String Expressions
    176
    
    Programming Access to Data Tables
    177
    
    Data Process Abbreviations
    178
    
    Functions (with a Capital F)
    179
    
    Programming to Use Signatures
    179
    
    Preserving Data at Program Send
    180
    
    Sending Crbasic Programs
    180
  - Programming Resource Library
    181
    
    Advanced Programming Techniques
    181
    
    Capturing Events
    181
    
    Program Send Options that Reset Memory
    181
    
    Conditional Output
    182
    
    Groundwater Pump Test
    183
    
    Groundwater Pump Test
    184
    
    Miscellaneous Features
    186
    
    Pulsecountreset Instruction
    188
    
    Scaling Array
    189
    
    Binary Runtime Signature
    190
    
    Executable Code Signatures
    190
    
    Signatures: Example Programs
    190
    
    Text Signature
    190
    
    Use of Multiple Scans
    191
    
    Data Input: Loading Large Data Sets
    192
    
    Data Input: Array-Assigned Expression
    193
    
    Array Assigned Expression: Sum Columns and Rows
    195
    
    Array Assigned Expression: Comparison Boolean Evaluation
    196
    
    Data Output: Calculating Running Average
    197
    
    FIGURE 42: Running-Average Frequency Response
    200
    
    Data Output: Two Intervals in One Data Table
    201
    
    Data Output: Triggers and Omitting Samples
    202
    
    Data Output: Using Data Type Bool8
    203
    
    FIGURE 45: Alarms Toggled in Bit Shift Example
    205
    
    FIGURE 47: Bool8 Data from Bit Shift Example (PC Data File)
    206
    
    Data Output: Using Data Type NSEC
    208
    
    NSEC Options
    208
    
    NSEC — One Element Time Array
    209
    
    NSEC — Seven and Nine Element Time Arrays
    210
    
    Data Output: Wind Vector
    211
    
    Outputopt Parameters
    212
    
    Wind Vector Processing
    212
    
    Windvector() Outputopt Options
    212
    
    Measured Raw Data
    213
    
    Calculations
    214
    
    FIGURE 49: Mean Wind-Vector Graph
    215
    
    FIGURE 50: Standard Deviation of Direction
    216
    
    Data Output: Writing High-Frequency Data to Memory Cards
    217
    
    Tablefile() with Option 64
    218
    
    Tablefile() with Option 64 Replaces Cardout()
    218
    
    Tablefile() with Option 64 Programming
    219
    
    Converting TOB3 Files with Cardconvert
    220
    
    Tablefile() with Option 64 Q & a
    220
    
    Displaying Data: Custom Menus - Details
    222
    
    FIGURE 52: Custom Menu Example — Home Screen
    224
    
    FIGURE 55: Custom Menu Example — Predefined Notes Pick List
    225
    
    FIGURE 58: Custom Menu Example — Control Sub Menu
    226
    
    Custom Menus
    227
    
    Field Calibration - Details
    229
    
    Field Calibration CAL Files
    229
    
    Field Calibration Programming
    229
    
    Field Calibration Numeric Monitor Procedures
    230
    
    Field Calibration Wizard Overview
    230
    
    Fieldcal() Codes
    231
    
    One-Point Calibrations (Zero or Offset)
    231
    
    Field Calibration Examples
    232
    
    Two-Point Calibrations (Gain and Offset)
    232
    
    Zero Basis Point Calibration
    232
    
    Fieldcal() Zero or Tare (Opt 0) Example
    233
- Fieldcal() Zero
  234
  - Fieldcal() Offset (Opt 1) Example
    235
  - Calibration Report for Salinity Sensor
    236
- Fieldcal() Offset
  237
  - Fieldcal() Slope and Offset (Opt 2) Example
    238
- Fieldcal() Two-Point Slope and Offset
  239
  - Fieldcal() Slope (Opt 3) Example
    240
  - Calibration Report for Water Content Sensor
    241
- Fieldcal() Multiplier
  242
  - Fieldcal() Zero Basis (Opt 4) Example
    243
  - Field Calibration Strain Examples
    243
    
    Fieldcalstrain() Shunt Calibration Concepts
    243
    
    Fieldcalstrain() Shunt Calibration Example
    244
    
    FIGURE 61: Quarter-Bridge Strain Gage with RC Resistor Shunt
    245
    
    Fieldcalstrain() Quarter-Bridge Shunt Example
    246
    
    Fieldcalstrain() Quarter-Bridge Zero
    247
    
    Measurement: Fast Analog Voltage
    248
    
    Fast Analog Voltage Measurement: Fast Scan()
    249
- Analog Voltage Measurement: Cluster Burst
  250
- Dwell Burst Measurement
  251
  - Tips - Fast Analog Voltage
    252
  - Measurement: Excite, Delay, Measure
    254
  - Serial I/O: SDI-12 Sensor Support - Details
    255
    
    Transparent Mode
    255
    
    Transparent Mode Commands
    256
  - SDI-12 Commands for Transparent Mode
    257
    
    Recorder Mode
    261
    
    Alternate Start Concurrent Measurement Command
    263
- Using Sdi12Sensor() to Test CV Command
  265
- Using Alternate Concurrent Command (Ac)
  266
  - Extended Command Support
    267
  - Sensor Mode
    268
- SDI-12 Sensor Setup
  269
  - Power Considerations
    270
  - Compiling: Conditional Code
    271
- Conditional Code
  272
  - Measurement: RTD, PRT, PT100, PT1000
    273
    
    Measurement Theory (PRT)
    274
    
    General Procedure (PRT)
    275
  - PRT Measurement Circuit Overview
    275
    
    Callandar-Van Dusen Coefficients for PT100, Α = 0.00385
    276
    
    Example: 100 Ω PRT in Four-Wire Half Bridge with
    277
    
    FIGURE 67: PT100 Brhalf4W() Four-Wire Half-Bridge Schematic
    277
    
    Voltage Excitation (PT100 / Brhalf4W() )
    277
    
    PT100 Brhalf4W() Four-Wire Half-Bridge Calibration
    280
    
    Example: 100 Ω PRT in Three-Wire Half Bridge with
    281
    
    FIGURE 68: PT100 Brhalf3W() Three-Wire Half-Bridge Schematic
    281
    
    Voltage Excitation (PT100 / Brhalf3W() )
    281
    
    PT100 Brhalf3W() Three-Wire Half-Bridge Calibration
    284
    
    Example: 100 Ω PRT in Four-Wire Full Bridge with
    285
    
    FIGURE 69: PT100 Brfull() Four-Wire Full-Bridge Schematic
    285
    
    Voltage Excitation (PT100 / Brfull() )
    285
    
    PT100 Brfull() Four-Wire Full-Bridge Calibration
    287
    
    PT100 Brfull() Four-Wire Full-Bridge Calibration
    288
    
    PT100 Brfull() Four-Wire Full-Bridge Measurement
    289
    
    (PT100 / Basic Resistance() )
    290
    
    Example: 100 Ω PRT in Four-Wire Basic Circuit
    290
    
    FIGURE 70: PT100 Resistance() Basic-Circuit Schematic
    291
- PT100 Resistance() Basic-Circuit Calibration
  293
  - Number of PT100
    294
    
    FIGURE 71: PT100 Resistance() Basic-Circuit Series Schematic
    295
    
    Resistance() )
    296
- Values
  297
  - PT100 Resistance() Four-Wire Full-Bridge Calibration
    299
  - PRT Callendar-Van Dusen Coefficients
    300
  - Prtcalc() Prttype = 3, Α = 0.00391 1
    302
  - Self-Heating and Resolution
    303
  - Serial I/O: Capturing Serial Data
    303
    
    Introduction
    304
    
    I/O Ports
    305
    
    Glossary of Serial I/O Terms
    306
    
    Protocols
    306
    
    Serial I/O Crbasic Programming
    308
    
    Serial I/O Programming Basics
    309
    
    Serial I/O Input Programming Basics
    311
    
    Serial I/O Output Programming Basics
    312
    
    Serial I/O Translating Bytes
    313
    
    Serial I/O Memory Considerations
    314
    
    Serial I/O Example I
    315
    
    Configure Hyperterminal
    316
    
    Serial I/O Application Testing
    316
    
    FIGURE 73: Hyperterminal New Connection Description
    317
    
    FIGURE 75: Hyperterminal COM Port Settings Tab: Click File Properties | Settings | ASCII Setup... and Set as Shown
    318
    
    Create Send-Text File
    319
    
    Create Text-Capture File
    319
    
    Serial I/O Example II
    319
- Measure Sensors / Send RS-232 Data
  320
  - Serial I/O Q & a
    325
  - String Operations
    327
    
    String Operators
    328
    
    String Concatenation
    329
    
    String NULL Character
    331
    
    Inserting String Characters
    332
    
    Subroutines
    332
- Subroutine with Global and Local Variables
  333
8 Operation

335
- Measurements - Details
  335
  - Time Keeping - Details
    335
    
    Time Stamps
    335
- Time Stamping with System Time
  336
  - Analog Measurements - Details
    337
    
    Voltage Measurement Quality
    337
    
    FIGURE 79: Ac Power Noise Rejection Techniques
    340
    
    Ac Noise Rejection on Small Signals 1
    341
    
    FIGURE 80: Input Voltage Rise and Transient Decay
    343
- Measuring Settling Time
  344
- FIGURE 81: Settling Time for Pressure Transducer
  345
- First Six Values of Settling Time Data
  346
- Analog Voltage Measurement Resolution
  353
- Resistive-Bridge Circuits with Voltage Excitation
  368
- Ratiometric-Resistance Measurement Accuracy
  372
  - Auto Self-Calibration - Details
    373
    
    Auto Self-Calibration Process
    373
- Calgain() Field Descriptions
  375
- Caldiffoffset() Field Descriptions
  376
- Calibrate() Instruction Results
  377
  - Strain Measurements - Details
    378
- Straincalc() Instruction Equations
  379
  - Current Measurements - Details
    380
  - Voltage Measurements - Details
    380
    
    Voltage Measurement Limitations
    380
- Analog Voltage Input Ranges and Options
  381
- Analog Measurement Integration
  389
- FIGURE 91: Ac Power Noise Rejection Techniques
  390
- Ac Noise Rejection on Large Signals 1
  391
- FIGURE 92: Input Voltage Rise and Transient Decay
  392
- Measuring Settling Time
  394
- FIGURE 93: Settling Time for Pressure Transducer
  395
- Range-Code Option C Over-Voltages
  396
- Offset Voltage Compensation Options
  399
- Analog Voltage Measurement Accuracy 1
  401
- Analog Voltage Measurement Offsets
  402
  - Measurement with Input Reversal at a Temperature between 0 to 40 °C
    403
  - Pulse Measurements - Details
    404
    
    FIGURE 95: Pulse Sensor Output Signal Types
    405
    
    FIGURE 97: Terminals Configurable for Pulse Input
    406
    
    Low-Level Ac Measurements - Details
    407
    
    Pulse Measurement Terminals
    407
    
    High-Frequency Measurements
    408
    
    Frequency Resolution
    409
    
    Frequency Measurement Q & a
    410
    
    Switch Closure and Open-Collector Measurements
    410
    
    Edge Timing
    411
    
    Edge Counting
    412
    
    Pulse Measurement Tips
    412
    
    Timer Input on I/O NAN Conditions
    412
  - Switch Closures and Open Collectors on P Terminals
    413
    
    Pay Attention to Specifications
    414
    
    Input Filters and Signal Attenuation
    415
    
    FIGURE 98: Amplitude Reduction of Pulse Count Waveform (before and after 1 Μs Μs Time- Constant Filter)
    416
    
    Time-Domain Measurement
    417
    
    Vibrating Wire Measurements - Details
    417
    
    Period Averaging - Details
    418
    
    And TTL - Details
    419
    
    Reading Smart Sensors - Details
    419
    
    Field Calibration - Overview
    420
    
    SDI-12 Sensor Support — Details
    420
    
    Sensor Support - Details
    420
    
    Analog Sensor Cabling
    421
    
    Cabling Effects - Details
    421
    
    Current Excitation Cabling
    421
    
    Pulse Sensor Cabling
    421
    
    Sensor Cabling
    422
    
    Synchronizing Measurement in the CR3000 - Details
    422
    
    Synchronizing Measurements - Details
    422
    
    Synchronizing Measurements in a Datalogger Network - Details
    422
  - Switched-Voltage Output - Details
    424
    
    Switched-Current Excitation (IX Terminals)
    425
    
    Switched-Voltage Excitation
    425
    
    Continuous-Analog out (CAO Terminal)
    426
    
    Continuous-Regulated (5V Terminal)
    426
    
    Continuous-Unregulated Voltage (12V Terminal)
    426
    
    Switched-Unregulated Voltage (SW12 Terminal)
    426
  - PLC Control - Details
    427
    
    Terminals Configured for Control
    428
  - Measurement and Control Peripherals - Details
    429
    
    Analog Input Modules
    429
    
    Analog Output Modules
    430
    
    Component-Built Relays
    430
    
    PLC Control Modules - Overview
    430
    
    Relays and Relay Drivers
    430
    
    Low-Level Ac Input Modules - Overview
    431
    
    Pulse Input Modules
    431
    
    Serial I/O Modules - Details
    432
    
    Terminal-Input Modules
    432
    
    Vibrating Wire Modules
    432
  - Datalogger Support Software - Details
    432
  - Program and os File Compression Q and a
    433
  - Security - Details
    436
    
    Vulnerabilities
    437
    
    Pass-Code Lockout
    438
    
    Pass-Code Lockout By-Pass
    439
    
    Csipasswd
    440
    
    Pakbus Instructions
    440
    
    Passwords
    440
    
    TCP/IP Instructions
    440
    
    Communication Encryption
    441
    
    File Encryption
    441
    
    Hiding Files
    441
    
    Settings - Passwords
    441
    
    Read Only Variables
    442
    
    Signatures
    442
  - Memory - Details
    442
    
    Storage Media
    442
  - CR3000 Memory Allocation
    443
  - CR3000 SRAM Memory
    444
    
    Memory Drives - On-Board
    445
    
    CPU: Drive
    446
    
    Data Table SRAM
    446
    
    USR: Drive
    446
    
    Memory Card (CRD: Drive)
    447
    
    USB: Drive
    447
    
    Data File Formats
    449
    
    Memory Cards and Record Numbers
    453
    
    Resetting the CR3000
    454
    
    Full Memory Reset
    455
    
    Manual Data-Table Reset
    455
    
    Program Send Reset
    455
    
    File Management in CR3000 Memory
    456
    
    Formatting Drives
    456
    
    File Attributes
    457
    
    Files Manager
    458
    
    Data Preservation
    459
    
    Powerup.ini File - Details
    460
    
    Creating and Editing Powerup.ini
    461
  - Powerup.ini Script Commands and Applications
    462
    
    File Management Q & a
    464
    
    File Names
    464
    
    File System Errors
    464
    
    Memory Q & a
    466
  - Data Retrieval and Comms - Details
    466
    
    Conserving Bandwidth
    466
    
    Protocols
    466
    
    Initiating Comms (Callback)
    467
  - Alternate Comms Protocols
    468
    
    TCP/IP - Details
    468
    
    Dhcp
    469
    
    Dns
    469
    
    FTP Server
    469
    
    Fyis - OS2; OS28
    469
    
    Default HTTP Web Server
    470
    
    FTP Client
    470
    
    HTTP Web Server
    470
    
    Custom HTTP Web Server
    471
    
    FIGURE 108: Customized Numeric-Monitor Web
    472
    
    Micro-Serial Server
    473
    
    Modbus TCP/IP
    473
    
    Pakbus over TCP/IP and Callback
    474
    
    Ping (IP)
    474
    
    Snmp
    474
    
    Telnet
    474
    
    DNP3 - Details
    475
    
    Smtp
    475
    
    Web API
    475
    
    Web API - Details
    475
    
    Modbus - Details
    476
    
    Modbus Terminology
    476
    
    Declarations (Modbus Programming)
    477
    
    Glossary of Modbus Terms
    477
    
    Programming for Modbus
    477
    
    Crbasic Instructions (Modbus)
    478
    
    Addressing (Modbusaddr)
    479
    
    Supported Modbus Function Codes
    479
    
    Modbus over IP
    480
    
    Reading Inverse Format Modbus Registers
    480
    
    Timing
    480
    
    Troubleshooting (Modbus)
    480
    
    Modbus Security
    481
    
    Converting Modbus 16-Bit to 32-Bit Longs
    482
    
    Modbus over RS-232 7/E/1
    482
  - Keyboard/Display - Details
    483
    
    Character Set
    483
    
    FIGURE 109: Keyboard and Display: Navigation
    484
    
    Data Display
    485
    
    Real-Time Custom
    486
    
    Real-Time Tables and Graphs
    486
    
    FIGURE 112: CR1000KD Real-Time Custom
    487
    
    Final-Storage Data
    488
    
    Run/Stop Program
    489
    
    File Edit
    490
    
    File Management
    490
    
    FIGURE 116: Keyboard and Display: File Edit
    491
    
    Pccard (Memory Card) Management
    492
    
    Port Status and Status Table
    492
    
    Settings
    493
    
    Configure Display
    494
    
    CR1000KD: Pakbus Settings
    494
    
    CR1000KD: Set Time / Date
    494
  - CPI Port and CDM Devices - Details
    494
9 Maintenance - Details

497
10 Troubleshooting

503
- Troubleshooting - Essential Tools
  503
- Troubleshooting - Basic Procedure
  503
- Troubleshooting - Error Sources
  504
- Troubleshooting - Status Table
  505
- Troubleshooting - Crbasic Programs
  505
  - Program Does Not Compile
    505
  - Program Compiles / Does Not Run Correctly
    506
  - NAN and ±INF
    506
    
    Data Types, NAN, and ±INF
    507
    
    Floating-Point Math, NAN, and ±INF
    507
    
    Measurements
    507
    
    Measurements and NAN
    507
    
    Voltage Measurements
    507
- Math Expressions and Crbasic Results
  508
  - Output Processing and NAN
    509
  - Status Table as Debug Resource
    510
    
    Compileresults
    510
- Warning Message Examples
  511
  - Skippedscan
    512
  - Skippedsystemscan
    513
  - Skippedrecord
    513
  - Progerrors
    513
  - Memoryfree
    513
  - Varoutofbounds
    513
  - Watchdog Errors
    514
    
    Status Table Watchdogerrors
    514
    
    Watchdoginfo.txt File
    515
- Troubleshooting - Operating Systems
  515
- Troubleshooting - Auto Self-Calibration Errors
  515
- Troubleshooting - Communications
  516
  - 516
    516
  - Communicating with Multiple Pcs
    516
  - Comms Memory Errors
    517
- Troubleshooting - Power Supplies
  517
- Troubleshooting - Using Terminal Mode
  523
- CR3000 Terminal Commands
  524
  - Serial Talk through and Comms Watch
    526
- Troubleshooting - Using Logs
  526
- Troubleshooting - Data Recovery
  526
- Troubleshooting - Miscellaneous Errors
  527
  - Voltage Calibration Error
    527
- Troubleshooting - Rebooting
  528
11 Glossary

529
- Terms
  529
- Program Send Command
  551
- Concepts
  563
  - Accuracy, Precision, and Resolution
    563
12 Attributions

565
Info Tables and Settings

567
- Info Tables and Settings Directories
  569
- Info Tables and Settings: KD Status Table Fields
  573
- Info Tables and Settings: B
  577
- Info Tables and Settings: D
  580
- Info Tables and Settings: E
  581
- Info Tables and Settings: H
  582
- Info Tables and Settings: L
  583
- Info Tables and Settings: M
  584
- Info Tables and Settings: N
  585
- Info Tables and Settings: O
  586
- Info Tables and Settings: R
  588
- Info Tables and Settings: S
  589
- Info Tables and Settings: T
  591
- Info Tables and Settings: U
  592
- Info Tables and Settings: W
  593
Serial Port Pinouts

595
- CS I/O Communication Port
  595
- Communication Port
  596
  - Pin Outs
    596
  - B.2 RS-232 Communication Port
    596
  - Power States
    597
FP2 Data Format

599
Endianness

601
Supporting Products - List

603
- Dataloggers - List
  603
- Measurement and Control Peripherals - List
  604
- Sensor-Input Modules - List
  604
  - Analog Input Modules - List
    604
  - Pulse Input Modules - List
    604
  - Serial I/O Modules - List
    605
  - Vibrating Wire Input Modules - List
    605
  - Passive Signal Conditioners - List
    605
    
    Current-Shunt Modules - List
    606
    
    Resistive-Bridge TIM Modules - List
    606
    
    Transient Voltage Suppressors - List
    606
    
    Voltage Divider Modules - List
    606
  - Terminal Strip Covers - List
    607
- PLC Control Modules - Lists
  607
  - Digital-I/O Modules - List
    607
  - Continuous-Analog Output (CAO) Modules - List
    607
  - Relay-Drivers - List
    608
  - Current-Excitation Modules - List
    608
- Sensors - Lists
  609
  - Wired-Sensor Types - List
    609
  - Wireless-Network Sensors - List
    610
- Cameras - List
  610
- Data Retrieval and Comms Peripherals - List
  610
  - Keyboard/Display - List
    611
  - Hardwire, Single-Connection Comms Devices - List
    611
  - Hardwire, Networking Devices - List
    612
  - TCP/IP Links - List
    612
  - Telephone Modems - List
    612
  - Private-Network Radios - List
    613
  - Satellite Transceivers - List
    613
- Data Storage Devices - List
  613
  - Starter Software - List
    614
    
    E.9 Datalogger Support Software — List
    614
    
    E.9.2 Datalogger Support Software — List
    615
    
    Loggernet Suite - List
    616
  - Software Tools - List
    617
  - Software Development Kits - List
    617
- Power Supplies - List
  618
  - Battery / Regulator Combinations - List
    618
  - Batteries - List
    619
    
    CR3000 Battery Bases - List
    619
  - Regulators - List
    620
  - Primary Power Sources - List
    620
- Regulator
  620
  - E.10.3 Regulators — List
    620
  - 24 VDC Power Supply Kits - List
    621
- Enclosures - List
  621
- Tripods, Towers, and Mounts - List
  622
- Protection from Moisture - List
  622
Index

625

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