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Campbell CR6 Series Operator's Manual

Campbell CR6 Series Operator's Manual (690 pages)

Brand: Campbell | Category: Data Loggers | Size: 30.37 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
9
1 Introduction

33
- Hello
  33
- Typography
  34
- Capturing Crbasic Code
  34
2 Precautions

35
3 Initial Inspection

37
4 Quickstart

39
5 Overview

59
- Datalogger - Overview
  60
  - FIGURE 15: Data Acquisition System - Overview
    60
  - Wiring Panel - Overview
    61
    
    FIGURE 16: Wiring Panel
    62
    
    FIGURE 1: Wiring Panel
    62
    
    Switched Voltage Output - Overview
    65
    
    FIGURE 17: Control and Monitoring with U or C Terminals
    66
    
    Voltage and Current Excitation - Overview
    66
    
    Communication Ports - Overview
    67
    
    Power in Terminals
    67
    
    Power out Terminals
    67
    
    Power Terminals
    67
    
    CS I/O Port
    68
    
    Micro SD Card Slot
    69
    
    Ports
    69
    
    USB Port
    69
    
    CPI Port and CDM Devices - Overview
    70
    
    Ethernet Port
    70
    
    Grounding - Overview
    70
    
    SDM Port
    70
- Measurements - Overview
  71
- Data Retrieval and Comms - Overview
  85
  - Data File Formats in CR6 Memory
    86
  - Data Format on Computer
    86
  - Mass-Storage Device
    86
  - Memory Card (CRD: Drive) - Overview
    86
    
    Comms
    87
    
    Direct with Adapter to PC
    87
  - Comms Protocols
    87
    
    Pakbus Comms - Overview
    87
  - Alternate Comms Protocols - Overview
    88
    
    Modbus - Overview
    88
    
    DNP3 - Overview
    89
    
    TCP/IP - Overview
    89
    
    I2C - Overview
    90
    
    SPI - Overview
    90
  - Comms Hardware - Overview
    90
  - Keyboard/Display - Overview
    90
    
    Character Set
    91
    
    Custom Menus - Overview
    91
- Measurement and Control Peripherals - Overview
  92
- FIGURE 27: Custom Menu Example
  92
- Power Supplies - Overview
  93
  - Charging Batteries - Overview
    93
- CR6 Setup - Overview
  93
- Crbasic Programming - Overview
  94
- Security - Overview
  94
- Maintenance - Overview
  95
- Datalogger Support Software - Overview
  97
- PLC Control - Overview
  97
  - Datalogger Support Software - List
    97
- Auto Self-Calibration - Overview
  99
- Memory - Overview
  99
6 Specifications

101
7 Installation

137
- Enclosures - Details
  137
- Power Supplies - Details
  138
  - Calculating Power Consumption
    139
  - Power Sources
    139
    
    Vehicle Power Connections
    140
  - Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS)
    141
  - External Alkaline Power Supply
    141
- Grounding - Details
  141
  - ESD Protection
    142
    
    Lightning Protection
    143
  - Single-Ended Measurement Reference
    144
  - Ground Potential Differences
    145
    
    External Signal Conditioner
    145
    
    Soil Temperature Thermocouple
    145
  - Ground Looping in Ionic Measurements
    146
- Protection from Moisture - Details
  147
- CR6 Setup - Details
  147
  - Tools - Setup
    148
    
    Devconfig - Setup Tools
    148
    
    Network Planner - Setup Tools
    149
    
    Overview - Network Planner
    150
    
    Basics - Network Planner
    151
    
    Info Tables and Settings - Setup Tools
    152
    
    Crbasic Program - Setup Tools
    153
    
    Executable CPU: Files - Setup Tools
    153
    
    Default.cr6 File
    154
    
    Include" File
    154
    
    FIGURE 41: "Include" File Settings with Devconfig
    156
    
    Executable File Run Priorities
    158
  - Setup Tasks
    158
    
    On-Board Wi-Fi
    159
    
    Operating System (OS) - Details
    175
    
    OS Update with Devconfig Send os Tab
    175
    
    OS Update with File Control
    176
    
    OS Update with Send Program Command
    177
    
    OS Update with External Memory and Powerup.ini File
    179
    
    Factory Defaults - Installation
    180
    
    Saving and Restoring Configurations - Installation
    180
- Crbasic Programming - Details
  180
  - Program Structure
    181
  - Writing and Editing Programs
    183
    
    Crbasic Editor
    183
    
    Short Cut Programming Wizard
    183
    
    Conserving Program Memory
    184
    
    Inserting Comments into Program
    184
  - Programming Syntax
    185
    
    Multiple Statements on One Line
    185
    
    One Statement on Multiple Lines
    185
    
    Program Statements
    185
    
    Declaring Variables
    186
    
    Single-Statement Declarations
    186
    
    Declaring Data Types
    187
    
    Dimensioning Numeric Variables
    192
    
    Dimensioning String Variables
    192
    
    Declaring Flag Variables
    193
    
    Declaring Arrays
    194
    
    Using Variable Pointers
    194
    
    Advanced Array Declaration
    195
    
    Declaring Local and Global Variables
    196
    
    Declaring Constants
    197
    
    Initializing Variables
    197
    
    Predefined Constants
    198
    
    Declaring Aliases and Units
    199
    
    Numerical Formats
    199
    
    Multi-Statement Declarations
    200
    
    Declaring Data Tables
    201
    
    Declaring Subroutines
    208
    
    Declaring Incidental Sequences
    209
    
    Declaring Subroutines
    209
    
    Execution and Task Priority
    210
    
    Pipeline Mode
    211
    
    Sequential Mode
    212
    
    Execution Timing
    213
    
    Scan() / Nextscan
    213
    
    Slowsequence / Endsequence
    214
    
    Scan Priorities in Sequential Mode
    215
    
    Subscan() / Nextsubscan
    215
    
    Measurement and Data Storage Processing
    217
    
    Programming Instructions
    217
    
    Argument Types
    218
    
    Names in Arguments
    218
    
    Expressions in Arguments
    219
    
    Floating-Point Arithmetic
    220
    
    Programming Expression Types
    220
    
    Arithmetic Operations
    222
    
    Expressions with Numeric Data Types
    222
    
    Logical Expressions
    224
    
    String Expressions
    227
    
    Programming Access to Data Tables
    228
    
    Functions (with a Capital F)
    230
    
    Programming to Use Signatures
    230
  - Sending Crbasic Programs
    231
    
    Preserving Data at Program Send
    231
- Programming Resource Library
  232
  - Advanced Programming Techniques
    232
    
    Capturing Events
    232
    
    Conditional Output
    234
- Groundwater Pump Test
  234
- Miscellaneous Features
  237
- Pulsecountreset Instruction
  239
- Scaling Array
  240
- Signatures: Example Programs
  241
  - Text Signature
    241
  - Binary Runtime Signature
    241
  - Executable Code Signatures
    241
- Use of Multiple Scans
  242
- Data Input: Loading Large Data Sets
  243
- Data Input: Array-Assigned Expression
  244
- Data Output: Calculating Running Average
  248
- FIGURE 46: Running-Average Frequency Response
  251
- Data Output: Two Intervals in One Data Table
  252
- Data Output: Triggers and Omitting Samples
  253
- Data Output: Using Data Type Bool8
  254
- FIGURE 49: Alarms Toggled in Bit Shift Example
  256
- FIGURE 51: Bool8 Data from Bit Shift Example (PC Data File)
  257
- Data Output: Using Data Type NSEC
  259
  - NSEC Options
    259
- Data Output: Wind Vector
  262
  - Outputopt Parameters
    263
  - Wind Vector Processing
    263
    
    Measured Raw Data
    264
    
    Calculations
    265
    
    FIGURE 53: Mean Wind-Vector Graph
    266
    
    FIGURE 54: Standard Deviation of Direction
    267
- Data Output: Writing High-Frequency Data to Memory Cards
  268
- Displaying Data: Custom Menus - Details
  273
- Field Calibration - Details
  280
- Measurement: Fast Analog Voltage
  301
  - Tips - Fast Analog Voltage
    305
- Measurement: Excite, Delay, Measure
  307
- Serial I/O: SDI-12 Sensor Support - Details
  308
  - Transparent Mode
    308
    
    Transparent Mode Commands
    309
    
    Revision
    310
    
    Recorder Mode
    314
    
    Alternate Start Concurrent Measurement Command
    316
    
    Extended Command Support
    320
    
    Sensor Mode
    321
    
    Power Considerations
    323
    
    Compiling: Conditional Code
    324
    
    Measurement: RTD, PRT, PT100, PT1000
    326
    
    Measurement Theory (PRT)
    327
    
    General Procedure (PRT)
    328
    
    Example: 100 Ω PRT in Four-Wire Half Bridge with Voltage Excitation (PT100 / Brhalf4W() )
    330
    
    Example: 100 Ω PRT in Three-Wire Half Bridge with Voltage Excitation (PT100 / Brhalf3W() )
    334
    
    Example: 100 Ω PRT in Four-Wire Full Bridge with Voltage Excitation (PT100 / Brfull() )
    338
    
    (PT100 / Basic Resistance() )
    343
    
    Example: 100 Ω PRT in Four-Wire Basic Circuit
    343
    
    FIGURE 74: PT100 Resistance() Basic-Circuit Schematic
    344
    
    Measurement
    346
    
    FIGURE 75: PT100 Resistance() Basic-Circuit Series Schematic
    348
    
    Example: 100 Ω PRT in Four-Wire Full Bridge with Current Excitation (PT100 / Full-Bridge Resistance())
    349
    
    PRT Callendar-Van Dusen Coefficients
    353
    
    Self-Heating and Resolution
    356
    
    Serial I/O: Capturing Serial Data
    356
    
    Introduction
    357
    
    I/O Ports
    358
    
    Protocols
    358
    
    Glossary of Serial I/O Terms
    359
    
    Serial I/O Crbasic Programming
    361
    
    Serial I/O Programming Basics
    361
    
    Serial I/O Input Programming Basics
    363
    
    Serial I/O Output Programming Basics
    364
    
    Serial I/O Translating Bytes
    365
    
    Serial I/O Memory Considerations
    366
    
    Serial I/O Example I
    367
    
    Serial I/O Application Testing
    368
    
    Configure Hyperterminal
    369
    
    FIGURE 79: Hyperterminal COM Port Settings Tab: Click File Properties | Settings | ASCII Setup... and Set as Shown
    370
    
    Create Send-Text File
    371
    
    Create Text-Capture File
    371
    
    Serial I/O Example II
    371
    
    Serial I/O Q & a
    377
    
    String Operations
    379
    
    String Operators
    380
    
    String Concatenation
    381
    
    String NULL Character
    383
    
    Inserting String Characters
    384
    
    Subroutines
    384
8 Operation

387
- Measurements - Details
  387
- AWG. Shows Error Increasing with Cable Temperature and Length
  462
  - Resistance Is 16 Ω Per Foot; Size Is 22 AWG. Shows Error Increasing with Cable Temperature
    463
  - Period Averaging - Details
    465
  - Reading Smart Sensors - Details
    466
    
    And TTL - Details
    466
    
    Overview
    467
    
    RS-485 — Overview
    467
    
    FIGURE 113: Setting up RS-485 Ports with Devconfig
    468
    
    Field Calibration - Overview
    469
    
    SDI-12 Sensor Support — Details
    469
    
    Sensor Support - Details
    469
    
    Analog Sensor Cabling
    470
    
    Cabling Effects - Details
    470
    
    Current Excitation Cabling
    470
    
    Pulse Sensor Cabling
    470
    
    Sensor Cabling
    470
    
    Synchronizing Measurement in the CR6 - Details
    471
    
    Synchronizing Measurements - Details
    471
    
    Synchronizing Measurements in a Datalogger Network - Details
    471
  - Switched-Voltage Output - Details
    473
    
    Switched-Voltage Excitation
    473
    
    Continuous-Unregulated Voltage (12V Terminal)
    474
    
    Switched-Current Excitation
    474
    
    Switched-Unregulated Voltage (SW12 Terminal)
    474
  - PLC Control - Details
    475
    
    Terminals Configured for Control
    476
  - Measurement and Control Peripherals - Details
    476
    
    Analog Input Modules
    477
    
    Analog Output Modules
    477
    
    PLC Control Modules - Overview
    477
    
    Relays and Relay Drivers
    477
    
    Component-Built Relays
    478
    
    Low-Level Ac Input Modules - Overview
    479
    
    Pulse Input Modules
    479
    
    Serial I/O Modules - Details
    479
    
    Terminal-Input Modules
    479
    
    Vibrating Wire Modules
    479
  - Datalogger Support Software - Details
    480
  - Program and os File Compression Q and a
    481
  - Security - Details
    483
    
    Vulnerabilities
    484
    
    Pass-Code Lockout
    485
    
    Csipasswd
    487
    
    Pakbus Instructions
    487
    
    Pass-Code Lockout By-Pass
    487
    
    Passwords
    487
    
    File Encryption
    488
    
    Settings - Passwords
    488
    
    TCP/IP Instructions
    488
    
    Communication Encryption
    489
    
    Hiding Files
    489
    
    Read Only Variables
    489
    
    Signatures
    489
  - Memory - Details
    490
    
    Storage Media
    490
    
    Data Table SRAM
    493
    
    Memory Drives - On-Board
    493
    
    CPU: Drive
    494
    
    USR: Drive
    494
    
    Memory Card (CRD: Drive)
    495
    
    USB: Drive
    495
    
    Data File Formats
    497
    
    Memory Cards and Record Numbers
    500
    
    Full Memory Reset
    502
    
    Resetting the CR6
    502
    
    File Management in CR6 Memory
    503
    
    Formatting Drives
    503
    
    Manual Data-Table Reset
    503
    
    Program Send Reset
    503
    
    FIGURE 26: CR1000KD Keyboard/Display
    504
    
    File Attributes
    505
    
    Files Manager
    506
    
    Data Preservation
    507
    
    Powerup.ini File - Details
    508
    
    Creating and Editing Powerup.ini
    509
    
    File Management Q & a
    512
    
    File Names
    512
    
    File System Errors
    512
    
    Memory Q & a
    514
  - Data Retrieval and Comms - Details
    514
    
    Conserving Bandwidth
    514
    
    Protocols
    514
    
    Initiating Comms (Callback)
    515
    
    On-Board Wi-Fi - Details
    516
  - Alternate Comms Protocols
    516
    
    Fyis - OS2; OS28
    517
    
    TCP/IP - Details
    517
    
    Dhcp
    518
    
    Dns
    518
    
    FTP Client
    518
    
    FTP Server
    518
    
    Custom HTTP Web Server
    519
    
    Default HTTP Web Server
    519
    
    HTTP Web Server
    519
    
    FIGURE 118: Home Page Created Using Webpagebegin() Instruction
    520
    
    FIGURE 119: Customized Numeric-Monitor Web
    521
    
    Https
    522
    
    Micro-Serial Server
    523
    
    Modbus TCP/IP
    523
    
    Pakbus over TCP/IP and Callback
    523
    
    Ping (IP)
    523
    
    Snmp
    523
    
    Smtp
    524
    
    Telnet
    524
    
    Web API
    524
    
    Web API - Details
    524
    
    DNP3 - Details
    525
    
    Modbus - Details
    525
    
    Modbus Terminology
    525
    
    Glossary of Modbus Terms
    526
    
    Crbasic Instructions (Modbus)
    527
    
    Declarations (Modbus Programming)
    527
    
    Programming for Modbus
    527
    
    Addressing (Modbusaddr)
    528
    
    Supported Modbus Function Codes
    528
    
    Reading Inverse Format Modbus Registers
    529
    
    Timing
    529
    
    Modbus over IP
    530
    
    Modbus Security
    530
    
    Troubleshooting (Modbus)
    530
    
    Converting Modbus 16-Bit to 32-Bit Longs
    531
    
    Modbus over RS-232 7/E/1
    531
  - Keyboard/Display - Details
    532
    
    Character Set
    533
    
    FIGURE 120: CR1000KD: Navigation
    534
    
    Data Display
    535
    
    Real-Time Custom
    536
    
    Real-Time Tables and Graphs
    536
    
    FIGURE 123: CR1000KD Real-Time Custom
    537
    
    Final-Storage Data
    538
    
    Run/Stop Program
    539
    
    File Edit
    540
    
    File Management
    540
    
    FIGURE 127: CR1000KD: File Edit
    541
    
    Pccard (Memory Card) Management
    542
    
    Port Status and Status Table
    543
    
    CR1000KD: Pakbus Settings
    544
    
    CR1000KD: Set Time / Date
    544
    
    Settings
    544
    
    Configure Display
    545
  - CPI Port and CDM Devices - Details
    545

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents
5
1 CR6 Data Acquisition System Components

19
- The CR6 Datalogger
  20
  - Overview
    20
  - Communications Options
    20
  - Operations
    21
  - Programs
    21
- Sensors
  21
2 Wiring Panel and Terminal Functions

23
- Power Input
  26
  - Powering a Data Logger with a Vehicle
    27
  - Power LED Indicator
    28
- Power Output
  28
- Grounds
  29
- Communications Ports
  30
  - USB Device Port
    31
  - Ethernet Port
    31
  - C and U Terminals for Communications
    31
    
    Ports
    31
    
    RS-232, RS-485, TTL, and LVTTL Ports
    32
    
    SDM Ports
    32
  - CS I/O Port
    32
  - RS-232/CPI Port
    33
- Programmable Logic Control
  34
3 Setting up the CR6

37
4 Working with Data

66
- Default Data Tables
  66
- Collecting Data
  67
  - Collecting Data Using Loggernet
    67
  - Collecting Data Using PC200W or PC400
    67
- Viewing Historic Data
  68
- Data Types and Formats
  68
  - Variables
    69
  - Data Storage
    70
- About Data Tables
  71
  - Header Rows
    72
  - Table Definitions
    72
    
    Data Records
    74
- Creating Data Tables in a Program
  74
5 Data Memory

76
- Data Tables
  76
- Memory Allocation
  76
- Sram
  77
  - USR Drive
    78
- Flash Memory
  78
  - CPU Drive
    79
- Microsd (CRD: Drive)
  79
  - Formatting Microsd Cards
    80
  - Microsd Card Precautions
    80
  - Act LED Indicator
    80
6 Measurements

82
- Voltage Measurements
  82
  - Single-Ended Measurements
    83
  - Differential Measurements
    84
    
    Reverse Differential
    84
- Current-Loop Measurements
  84
  - Example Current-Loop Measurement Connections
    85
- Resistance Measurements
  87
- Period-Averaging Measurements
  95
- Pulse Measurements
  96
  - Low-Level AC Measurements
    98
  - High-Frequency Measurements
    98
    
    C Terminals
    99
    
    U Terminals
    99
  - Switch-Closure and Open-Collector Measurements
    99
    
    C Terminals
    100
  - Edge Timing and Edge Counting
    100
    
    Multiple Edge Counting
    100
    
    Single Edge Timing
    100
    
    Timer Input NAN Conditions
    101
  - Quadrature Measurements
    101
  - Pulse Measurement Tips
    102
    
    Input Filters and Signal Attenuation
    102
    
    Pulse Count Resolution
    103
- Vibrating Wire Measurements
  103
  - Vspect
    104
    
    Decay Ratio
    104
    
    Signal-To-Noise Ratio
    104
    
    VSPECT Diagnostics
    104
    
    Low Signal Strength Amplitude Warning
    105
  - Improving Vibrating Wire Measurement Quality
    105
    
    Matching Measurement Ranges to Expected Frequencies
    105
    
    Minimizing Resonant Decay
    105
    
    Rejecting Noise
    105
    
    Preventing Spectral Leakage
    106
- Sequential and Pipeline Processing Modes
  106
  - Sequential Mode
    106
  - Pipeline Mode
    107
  - Slow Sequences
    107
7 Communications Protocols

108
- General Serial Communications
  109
- Modbus Communications
  110
  - About Modbus
    111
  - Modbus Protocols
    112
  - Understanding Modbus Terminology
    113
  - Connecting Modbus Devices
    113
  - Modbus Master-Slave Protocol
    113
  - About Modbus Programming
    114
    
    Endianness
    114
    
    Function Codes
    115
  - Modbus Information Storage
    116
    
    Coils
    116
    
    Registers
    116
    
    Data Types
    117
    
    Signed 16-Bit Integer
    117
    
    Unsigned 16-Bit Integer
    117
    
    32-Bit Floating Point
    118
    
    Signed 32-Bit Integer
    118
    
    Unsigned 32-Bit Integer
    118
  - Modbus Tips and Troubleshooting
    118
    
    Error Codes
    118
    
    Result Code -01: Illegal Function
    118
    
    Result Code -02: Illegal Data Address
    119
    
    Result Code -11: COM Port Error
    119
- Internet Communications
  119
  - IP Address
    120
  - Https
    120
- DNP3 Communications
  120
- Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) and I2C
  121
- Pakbus Communications
  121
- Communications
  122
  - Transparent Mode
    122
    
    Transparent Mode Commands
    124
  - Programmed Mode/Recorder Mode
    124
  - Programming the Data Logger to Act as an SDI-12 Sensor
    125
  - Power Considerations
    125
8 CR6 Maintenance

127
- Data Logger Calibration
  127
  - About Background Calibration
    128
- Data Logger Security
  129
  - Security Codes
    130
  - Creating a .Csipasswd File
    131
    
    Command Syntax
    132
- Data Logger Enclosures
  133
- Internal Battery
  134
  - Replacing the Internal Battery
    135
- Electrostatic Discharge and Lightning Protection
  136
- Power Budgeting
  138
- Updating the Operating System
  138
  - Sending an Operating System to a Local Data Logger
    139
  - Sending an Operating System to a Remote Data Logger
    140
- File Management Via Powerup.ini
  141
  - Syntax
    142
  - Example Powerup.ini Files
    143
9 Tips and Troubleshooting

145
- Checking Station Status
  146
  - Viewing Station Status
    147
  - Watchdog Errors
    147
  - Results for Last Program Compiled
    148
  - Skipped Scans
    148
  - Skipped Records
    148
  - Variable out of Bounds
    148
  - Battery Voltage
    148
- Understanding NAN and INF Occurrences
  148
- Timekeeping
  149
  - Clock Best Practices
    150
  - Time Stamps
    150
  - Avoiding Time Skew
    150
- Crbasic Program Errors
  151
  - Program Does Not Compile
    151
  - Program Compiles but Does Not Run Correctly
    152
- Troubleshooting Radio Communications
  152
- Resetting the Data Logger
  153
  - Processor Reset
    153
  - Program Send Reset
    153
  - Manual Data Table Reset
    154
  - Formatting Drives
    154
  - Full Memory Reset
    154
- Troubleshooting Power Supplies
  154
- Using Terminal Mode
  155
  - Serial Talk through and Comms Watch
    158
  - Transparent Mode
    158
    
    Transparent Mode Commands
    160
- Ground Loops
  160
  - Common Causes
    161
  - Detrimental Effects
    161
  - Severing a Ground Loop
    163
  - Soil Moisture Example
    163
- Improving Voltage Measurement Quality
  165
  - Deciding between Single-Ended or Differential Measurements
    165
  - Minimizing Ground Potential Differences
    166
    
    Ground Potential Differences
    167
  - Detecting Open Inputs
    167
  - Minimizing Power-Related Artifacts
    168
    
    Minimizing Electronic Noise
    169
  - Filtering to Reduce Measurement Noise
    170
    
    CR6 Filtering Details
    170
  - Minimizing Settling Errors
    171
    
    Measuring Settling Time
    171
  - Factors Affecting Accuracy
    173
    
    Measurement Accuracy Example
    174
  - Minimizing Offset Voltages
    174
    
    Compensating for Offset Voltage
    176
    
    Measuring Ground Reference Offset Voltage
    177
- Field Calibration
  178
- File System Error Codes
  179
- File Name and Resource Errors
  180
- Background Calibration Errors
  180
10 Information Tables and Settings (Advanced)

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- Datatableinfo Table System Information
  182
  - Datafilldays
    182
  - Datarecordsize
    182
  - Datatablename
    182
  - Recnum
    182
  - Secsperrecord
    183
  - Skippedrecord
    183
  - Timestamp
    183
- Status Table System Information
  183
  - Battery
    183
  - Buffdepth
    183
  - Calcurrent
    183
  - Calgain
    184
  - Caloffset
    184
  - Calrefoffset
    184
  - Calrefslope
    184
  - Calvolts
    184
  - Cardstatus
    184
  - Chargeinput
    184
  - Chargestate
    184
  - Commsmemfree
    184
  - Compileresults
    185
  - Errorcalib
    185
  - Fullmemreset
    185
  - Ixresistor
    185
  - Lastsystemscan
    185
  - Lithiumbattery
    185
  - Low12Vcount
    185
  - Maxbuffdepth
    185
  - Maxproctime
    186
  - Maxsystemproctime
    186
  - Measureops
    186
  - Measuretime
    186
  - Memoryfree
    186
  - Memorysize
    186
  - Messages
    186
  - Osdate
    187
  - Ossignature
    187
  - Osversion
    187
  - Pakbusroutes
    187
  - Paneltemp
    187
  - Portconfig
    187
  - Portstatus
    187
  - Powersource
    188
  - Processtime
    188
  - Progerrors
    188
  - Progname
    188
  - Progsignature
    188
  - Recnum
    188
  - Revboard
    188
  - Runsignature
    189
  - Serialnumber
    189
  - Skippedscan
    189
  - Skippedsystemscan
    189
  - Starttime
    189
  - Startupcode
    189
  - Stationname
    189
  - Sw12Volts
    190
  - Systemproctime
    190
  - Timestamp
    190
  - Varoutofbound
    190
  - Watchdogerrors
    190
  - Wifiupdatereq
    190
- Cpistatus System Information
  190
  - Busload
    191
  - Modulereportcount
    191
  - Activemodules
    191
  - Bufferr (Buffer Error)
    191
  - Rxerrmax
    191
  - Txerrmax
    192
  - Frameerr (Frame Errors)
    192
  - Moduleinfo Array
    192
- Settings
  192
- Baudrate
  193
- Beacon
  193
- Centralrouters
  193
- Commsmemalloc
  194
- Configcomx
  194
- Csioxnetenable
  194
- Csioinfo
  195
- Disablelithium
  195
- Deletecardfilesonmismatch
  195
- Dns
  195
- Ethernetinfo
  195
- Ethernetpower
  196
- Filesmanager
  196
- Ftpenabled
  196
- Ftppassword
  196
- Ftpport
  196
- Ftpusername
  196
- Httpenabled
  196
- Httpheader
  197
- Httpport
  197
- Httpsenabled
  197
- Httpsport
  197
- Includefile
  197
- Ipaddresscsio
  197
- Ipaddresseth
  198
- Ipgateway
  198
- Ipgatewaycsio
  198
- Ipmaskcsio
  198
- Ipmasketh
  198
- Ipmaskwifi
  199
- Iptrace
  199
- Iptracecode
  199
- Iptracecomport
  199
- Isrouter
  199
- Maxpacketsize
  199
- Neighbors
  200
- Ntpserver
  200
  - Pakbusaddress
    200
  - Pakbusencryptionkey
    200
  - Pakbusnodes
    200
  - Pakbusport
    201
  - Pakbustcpclients
    201
  - Pakbustcpenabled
    201
  - Pakbustcppassword
    201
  - Pingenabled
    201
  - Pcap
    201
  - Pppdial
    202
  - Pppdialresponse
    202
  - Pppinfo
    202
  - Pppinterface
    202
  - Pppipaddr
    202
  - Ppppassword
    203
  - Pppusername
    203
  - Routefilters
    203
  - Rs232Handshaking
    203
  - Rs232Power
    203
  - Rs232Timeout
    204
  - Security(1), Security(2), Security
    204
  - Servicesenabled
    204
  - Tcpclientconnections
    204
  - Tcp_Mss
    204
  - Tcpport
    204
  - Telnetenabled
    204
  - Tlsconnections
    204
  - Tlspassword
    205
  - Tlsstatus
    205
  - Udpbroadcastfilter
    205
  - Usbenumerate
    205
  - Usrdrivefree
    205
  - Usrdrivesize
    205
  - Utcoffset
    206
  - Verify
    206
  - RF407-Series Radio Settings
    206
    
    Radioavailfreq
    206
  - Radiochanmask
    207
  - Radioenable
    207
  - Radiohopseq
    207
  - Radiomac
    207
  - Radiomodel
    207
  - Radiomodulever
    208
  - Radionetid
    208
  - Radioprotocol
    208
  - Radiopwrmode
    209
  - Radioretries
    209
  - Radiorssi
    210
  - Radiorssiaddr
    210
  - Radiostats
    210
  - Radiotxpwr
    211
- RF451 Radio Settings
  211
  - Radiocarrier
    211
  - Radiodatarate
    211
  - Radiodiag
    212
  - Radioenable
    212
  - Radiofirmwarever
    212
  - Radiofreqkey
    213
  - Radiofreqrepeat
    213
  - Radiofreqzone
    213
  - Radiohopsize
    214
  - Radiohopversion
    214
  - Radiolowpwr
    215
  - Radiomaxpacket
    215
  - Radiominpacket
    216
  - Radiommsync
    216
  - Radiomodos
    216
  - Radiomodulever
    216
  - Radionetid
    217
  - Radioopmode
    217
  - Radiopacketrepeat
    218
  - Radiorepeaters
    219
  - Radioretryodds
    219
  - Radioretrytimeout
    220
    
    Radiorxsubid
    220
    
    Radioslaverepeat
    221
    
    Radioslaveretry
    221
    
    Radiotxpwr
    222
    
    Radiotxrate
    222
    
    Radiotxsubid
    223
    
    Wi-Fi Settings
    223
    
    Ipaddresswifi
    224
    
    Ipgatewaywifi
    224
    
    Ipmaskwifi
    224
    
    Wifichannel
    224
    
    Networks
    225
    
    Wificonfig
    225
    
    Wifieapmethod
    225
    
    Wifieappassword
    225
    
    Wifieapuser
    225
    
    Wifienable
    225
    
    Wififwdcode (Forward Code)
    226
    
    Wifipassword
    226
    
    Wifipowermode
    226
    
    Wifissid (Network Name)
    226
    
    Wifistatus
    226
    
    Wifitxpowerlevel
    227
    
    Wlandomainname
    227

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