Campbell CS120A, Instruction Manual

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Instruction Manual
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Return to the message menu and select option 7. You will now be presented with
the list of options shown below:
Enter the number of a custom message field you wish to use and type return. The
screen will update with a 1 next to the chosen field. Repeat for each field you
want then exit the menu. The changes take effect after selecting “Exit and Save”
from the main menu.
Example
In the example below selecting options 4, 5, 10 and 13 puts dirty windows values,
sensor serial number, SYNOP code and temperature into the custom message.
This would give the following output:
CS125 MESSAGE - SUB 4
Configure the message output format:
1 - Averaging duration = 0
2 - User alarms = 0
3 - System alarms = 0
4 - Dirty windows values = 0
5 - Sensor serial number = 0
6 - Particle count = 0
7 - Intensity = 0
8 - Accumulation = 0
9 - Generic SYNOP = 0
10 - SYNOP code = 0
11 - METAR code = 0
12 - NWS code = 0
13 - Temperature (Degrees C) = 0
14 - Humidity (%) = 0
15 – 10 minute ave. vis.
Or, type 0 to exit without changes.
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CS125 MESSAGE - SUB 4
Configure the message output format:
1 - Averaging duration = 0
2 - User alarms = 0
3 - System alarms = 0
4 - Dirty windows values = 1
5 - Sensor serial number = 1
6 - Particle count = 0
7 - Intensity = 0
8 - Accumulation = 0
9 - Generic SYNOP = 0
10 - SYNOP code = 1
11 - METAR code = 0
12 - NWS code = 0
13 - Temperature (Degrees C) = 1
14 - Humidity (%) = 0
15 – 10 minute ave. vis.
Or, type 0 to exit without changes.
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