Section 11. Glossary
448
Volts
SI
unit
for
electrical
potential.
watchdog
timer
An
error
‐
checking
system
that
examines
the
processor
state,
software
timers,
and
program
‐
related
counters
when
the
datalogger
is
running
its
program.
If
the
processor
has
bombed
or
is
neglecting
standard
system
updates
or
if
the
counters
are
outside
the
limits,
the
watchdog
timer
resets
the
processor
and
program
execution.
Voltage
surges
and
transients
can
cause
the
watchdog
timer
to
reset
the
processor
and
program
execution.
When
the
watchdog
timer
resets
the
processor
and
program
execution,
an
error
count
is
incremented
in
the
WatchdogTime
r
entry
of
the
Status
table
(p.
506
).
A
low
number
(1
to
10)
of
watchdog
timer
resets
is
of
concern,
but
normally
indicates
the
user
should
just
monitor
the
situation.
A
large
number
(>10)
of
errors
accumulating
over
a
short
period
of
time
should
cause
increasing
alarm
since
it
indicates
a
hardware
or
software
problem
may
exist.
When
large
numbers
of
watchdog
‐
timer
resets
occur,
consult
with
a
Campbell
Scientific
applications
engineer.
weather
tight
Describes
an
instrumentation
enclosure
impenetrable
by
common
environmental
conditions.
During
extraordinary
weather
events,
however,
seals
on
the
enclosure
may
be
breached.
Web
API
Application
Programming
Interface
(see
section
Web
API
,
for
more
information).
Glossary.
Wild
Card
a
character
or
expression
that
substitutes
for
any
other
character
or
expression.
XML
Extensible
markup
language.
User
Program
The
CRBasic
program
written
by
the
CR800
user
in
CRBasic
Editor
or
Short
Cut
.
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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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