Section 11. Glossary
432
Format
formats the selected CR800 memory device. All files, including
data, on the device will be erased.
LNCMD
software
A
feature
of
LoggerNet
Setup
Screen
.
In
the
Setup
Screen
network
map
(Entire
Network),
click
on
a
CR800
datalogger
node.
The
File
Retieval
tab
should
be
one
of
several
tabs
presented
at
the
right
of
the
screen.
Fill
and
Stop
Memory
A
memory
configuration
for
data
tables
forcing
a
data
table
to
stop
accepting
data
when
full.
final
storage
The
portion
of
CR800
SRAM
Memory
allocated
for
storing
data
tables
with
output
arrays.
Final
Storage
is
a
ring
memory,
with
new
data
overwriting
the
oldest
data.
FLOAT
Four
‐
byte
floating
‐
point
data
type.
Default
CR800
data
type
for
Public
or
Dim
variables.
Same
format
as
IEEE4.
IEEE4
is
the
name
used
when
declaring
data
type
for
stored
data
table
data.
FP2
Two
‐
byte
floating
‐
point
data
type.
Default
CR800
data
type
for
stored
data.
While
IEEE
four
‐
byte
floating
point
is
used
for
variables
and
internal
calculations,
FP2
is
adequate
for
most
stored
data.
FP2
provides
three
or
four
significant
digits
of
resolution,
and
requires
half
the
memory
as
IEEE4.
FTP
File
Transfer
Protocol.
A
TCP/IP
application
protocol.
full
duplex
Systems
allow
communications
simultaneously
in
both
directions.
garbage
The
refuse
of
the
data
communication
world.
When
data
are
sent
or
received
incorrectly
(there
are
numerous
reasons
why
this
happens),
a
string
of
invalid,
meaningless
characters
(garbage)
often
results.
Two
common
causes
are:
1)
a
baud
‐
rate
mismatch
and
2)
synchronous
data
being
sent
to
an
asynchronous
device
and
vice
versa.
Summary of Contents for CR850
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Page 388: ...Section 8 Operation 388 8 8 1 3 Final Storage Tables Figure 117 Final storage tables...
Page 389: ...Section 8 Operation 389 8 8 2 Run Stop Program Figure 118 Run Stop Program...
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Page 504: ...Appendix A CRBasic Programming Instructions 504...
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Page 550: ...Appendix F Other Campbell Scientific Products 550...
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