Campbell CSAT3, Instruction Manual

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Table of Contents
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4-4. CSAT3 coordinate system and original noncaptive mounting
hardware (s/n 0107 to 0630) .............................................................8
8-1. Typical average CSAT3 current drain at +12 VDC ...........................17
8-2. CSAT3 pipeline delay ........................................................................17
11-1. Proper location of the top (p/n 17388) and bottom (p/n 17389)
wicks...............................................................................................38
11-2. P/N 28902 CSAT3 Sonic Wick Spares Kit contents..........................39
11-3. CSAT3 running at 1 Hz and successfully communicating with the
CSAT3............................................................................................40
11-4. Recommended settings for the wind vertical axis..............................41
11-5. Recommended settings for the wind vertical axis labels....................41
11-6. Wind data from CSAT3 s/n 315; wind offsets within specifications
at 19°C............................................................................................42
A-1. Magnetic declination for the conterminous United States (2004) ... A-1
A-2. A declination angle East of True North (positive) is subtracted
from 360 (0) degrees to find True North ..................................... A-2
A-3. A declination angle West of True North (negative) is subtracted
from 0 (360) degrees to find True North ..................................... A-2
A-4. USGS web calculator ...................................................................... A-3
B-1. PC as the trigger source....................................................................B-3
B-2. CSAT3 as the trigger source ............................................................B-3
Tables
3-1. SDM Addressing Scheme ....................................................................5
5-1. CSAT3 Power ......................................................................................9
5-2. CSAT3 SDM Output to a CR3000, CR5000, and CR9000X
Datalogger ........................................................................................9
5-3. CSAT3 SDM Output to a CR1000, CR800/850, CR23X and
CR10(X) Datalogger.........................................................................9
5-4. CSAT3 SDM Output to a 21X Datalogger.........................................10
5-5. CSAT3 SDM Output to a CR9000 Datalogger ..................................10
5-6. CSAT3 RS-232 Output Pin Out .........................................................10
5-7. CSAT3 Analog Output Wiring ..........................................................10
5-8. FW05/FWC-L35 Fine Wire Thermocouple .......................................11
6-1. CSAT3 Outputs..................................................................................11
6-2. SDM Compatible Dataloggers ...........................................................12
6-3. Calibration for Analog Outputs..........................................................13
10-1. CSAT3 () Instruction Parameters.......................................................19
10-2. SDM-CSAT3 (P107) Instruction Parameters.....................................19
10-3. CR3000, CR1000, CR5000, CR800/850, CR9000(X), CR23X
and 21X Execution Interval and CSAT3 Execution Parameter ......21
10-4. CR10(X) Execution Interval and CSAT3 Execution Parameter ........21
10-5. Diagnostic Word ................................................................................22
10-6. CSAT3 Diagnostic Flags....................................................................23
10-7. Wiring for Program Example 1..........................................................24
10-8. Wiring for Program Example 2..........................................................29
B-1. RS-232 Command Codes.................................................................B-2
B-2. RS-232 Output .................................................................................B-4
B-3. Converting u
x
Wind from Word 0....................................................B-4
B-4. Converting u
y
Wind from Word 1....................................................B-4
B-5. Converting u
z
Wind from Word 2 ....................................................B-4
B-6. Converting Speed of Sound from Word 3........................................B-5
B-7. Decoding the Diagnostic Flags from Word 4...................................B-5
B-8. Special Case – Not a Number ..........................................................B-5
B-9. RS-232 Status, Response to the S or P Command ...........................B-6