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Release Date 9 July 2021
Anemoment LLC
Table 8: SERIAL MENU FUNCTIONS
MAIN MENU
OPTION
FUNCTIONS AVAILABLE WITHIN MENU OPTION
A. Serial Setup
Serial Baud, Parity, and (TSM-PM only) Serial Protocol Selection
B. Data Output
Setup
List of Output Parameters, indicating whether they are Enabled, how
many Decimals are displayed, the Units for the parameters, and the data
Tag. From this menu, press the menu letter key to access submenus that
control these Output Parameters.
C. Instrument
Setup
Data Output Rate, Orientation, and (TSM-PM only) Trigger parameters
D. Calibration
Walks the User through calibration steps for User-performed wind, level,
and compass calibration.
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To calibrate the wind sensor, the User places the instrument in a
zero-airflow chamber equipped with a temperature sensor, and
the User enters a value for local humidity.
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The level sensor calibration requires a surface that is known to
be level and that can support the TSM level to the surface.
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Compass calibration requires the User to twist and rotate the
sensor in a three-dimensional figure-eight fashion, in similar
manner to how cell phones calibrate an internal compass.
E. Diagnostic
Runs built-in diagnostics and displays the results.
G. Instrument
Reset
Resets the instrument, clearing all volatile memory, restoring to non-
volatile memory settings.
X. Exit
without
storing changes
Exits the menu with the changes the User has made, allowing the User
to apply the changes temporarily. These changes are not stored in the
non-volatile memory and will be lost after a system reset/system power-
down.
0. Exit
Exits the menu and stores changes in non-volatile memory. These
changes are retained even after a system reset/system power-down
Command Line Interface - Basic
To enter command line interface (CLI) mode, press Ctl+C. The TSM Sensor stops
sampling and provides a User prompt: “>”. New in 2.0, if no User input is given within
one minute, the TSM Sensor returns to sampling mode.
Details of all available commands and their parameters are accessed within the
Command Line interface by typing “help” at the User prompt. For reference, some of the
commands are listed below. Parameters are indicated with “<” and “>” characters; you
will replace the angle brackets and the text with the parameter value. Parameters
shown within square brackets “[“ and “]” are optional.
NOTE: We attempt to make the TSM CLI self-documenting, so with
future Firmware Releases, the detailed help for each command may be
more current than appears in the following table.
