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PondView Introduction

I.1  Please Read This

Welcome to PondView, Campbell Scientific’s Windows compatible support
software for CR10X-TD Monitoring and Control Systems.  

Please

 take time to

read this manual thoroughly before installing your software.  We have
designed PondView to be as intuitive as possible, so have intentionally kept
this manual short.

This manual assumes that the user is familiar with the Microsoft Windows
interface.  If you need help with some of Windows’ features, please call a
Campbell Scientific Applications Engineer.

I.2  Overview

PondView is a combination of two separate software programs that interface
together to provide complete monitoring and control support of your
Automated Monitoring and Control System via the personal computer.

Initial setup will be supported through LoggerNet, while regular monitoring
and control will be a function of the PondView screen.

For most applications LoggerNet will be used very infrequently; however, it
will always be running in the background.  For some modifications and
troubleshooting LoggerNet may be required.

I.3  Installation

As with all software, Campbell Scientific strongly recommends that a back-up
of critical files be performed before software installation.  In addition, periodic
back-ups should be performed on files in the Campbellsci directory.

PondView requires Windows NT, Windows 2000 or Windows XP operating
systems.  The computer should have at least a Pentium II processor with 128
MB RAM.

The following instructions assume that drive D: is a CD-ROM drive on the
computer from which the software is being installed.  If the drive letter is
different, substitute the appropriate drive letter.

Install the LoggerNet CD by inserting the CD into the CD slot of the computer;
this will initiate the installation process.  DO NOT change the default locations
for the directories and file locations.  Follow this installation by installing the
PondView CD.  As with the LoggerNet CD, this will automatically initiate the
installation process.  DO NOT change the default locations for directories and
file locations.  Simply select Next.

Summary of Contents for PONDVIEW 4.0

Page 1: ...PONDVIEW 4 0 CSI AQUACULTURE AUTOMATED MONITORING AND CONTROL SUPPORT SOFTWARE INSTRUCTION MANUAL REVISION 6 02 COPYRIGHT c 2000 2002 CAMPBELL SCIENTIFIC INC...

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Page 3: ...mentation within a reasonable time CAMPBELL SCIENTIFIC INC will either replace the software with a functionally similar program or refund the purchase price paid for the software CAMPBELL SCIENTIFIC I...

Page 4: ...and may be freely moved from one computer location to another so long as there is not a possibility of it being used at one location while it s being used at another The software under the terms of th...

Page 5: ...1 4 1 3 2 PakBusPort 1 4 1 3 3 CR10X TD 1 4 2 PondView Display Screen 2 1 2 1 Enable the Display 2 1 2 2 Overview Page 2 1 2 3 Pond Page 2 2 2 4 Temperature Thermometer 2 3 2 5 Trends 2 3 3 Control Se...

Page 6: ...PondView Table of Contents ii 7 Communication Status 7 1 8 Remote Buoy 8 1 8 1 Wireless Dissolved Oxygen Probe 8 1 8 2 Buoy Parameters 8 1 9 Troubleshooting 9 1...

Page 7: ...equently however it will always be running in the background For some modifications and troubleshooting LoggerNet may be required I 3 Installation As with all software Campbell Scientific strongly rec...

Page 8: ...d into the C Program Files directory All of the LoggerNet and PondView files will be found in the Campbellsci file Each PondView software package also includes a customized Application File This progr...

Page 9: ...program is provided Select SETTINGS from the Start button then select CONTROL PANEL Double click on ADD REMOVE programs Select PondView from the list and select the Add Remove button I 5 Some Notes o...

Page 10: ...PondView Introduction 4 This is a blank page...

Page 11: ...eady deployed and working then establishing communications with the CR10X TD is the place to start RF radio telecommunication should not be operated at close distances Damage to your radios can occur...

Page 12: ...ese radios do not require FCC licenses Distance for communication is limited Radio Frequency RF Connection over specific frequencies require an FCC license Distances are generally greater than for the...

Page 13: ...evice Window will appear When you select an item from the left side of the Add Device window valid connections will be displayed in the right hand column Highlight the item to which you want to attach...

Page 14: ...ace all devices in the communications chain must be enabled The default setting for this check box is Enabled Call Back Enable Leave unchecked Com Port Connection This field designates the communicati...

Page 15: ...et to 0 If a security code is needed the CR10X TD program must also be changed PakBus Address This must correspond with the value set in the CR10X Default is 1 Each logger in the network must have ind...

Page 16: ...set depending upon how frequently data must be updated Primary Retry Interval If a data collection attempt is made but fails you can specify an interval on which another attempt will be made The Prim...

Page 17: ...e server computer s clock based on the schedule defined by the other parameters on this tab If the CR10X TD s time differs from the PC time by more than a specified amount the CR10X TD clock will be s...

Page 18: ...Section 1 Setting Up the Network and Communicating 1 8 This is a blank page...

Page 19: ...he pond Each station group includes a time stamp of when the data was collected In addition to the dissolved oxygen value an alarm light is displayed along the right side of each DO value If the alarm...

Page 20: ...View Display Screen 2 2 2 3 Pond Page The Pond Page provides a desktop display for real time dissolved oxygen and motor amps and is used for entering set points for alarms control of aeration and sens...

Page 21: ...e with time stamp can be viewed by selecting the data point on the graph with the mouse arrow then clicking the left mouse button The selected value will be displayed in the upper right hand corner of...

Page 22: ...Section 2 PondView Display Screen 2 4 This is a blank page...

Page 23: ...point the mouse arrow to the colored bar on the slider While holding the left button on the mouse slide the bar up to the value desired Use the edit box by highlighting the value to be changed and en...

Page 24: ...tored by the CR10X TD Aerator alarms can be activated on two conditions If the aerator is supposed to be on but if the amps being monitored indicate a value that is lower than expected the amp alarm w...

Page 25: ...d set point is found This enables the alarms for the dissolved oxygen in the ponds If the DO is lower than the set point the alarms are activated These alarms are acknowledged by using the mouse to se...

Page 26: ...Section 3 Control Set Points and Alarms 3 4 This is a blank page...

Page 27: ...e displayed Selecting turn on will override the automated conditions of aerator control and turn the aerator on To switch off aerators that have been switched on click the desired aerator with the rig...

Page 28: ...Section 4 Manual Control 4 2 This is a blank page...

Page 29: ...k on the desired aerator Click on the Timer Status button this will pop up the Paddle Wheel Timer Select screen In this screen enter the desired start and stop times These must be entered in military...

Page 30: ...Section 5 Timer Aerator Control 5 2 This is a blank page...

Page 31: ...is process is best performed when the sun is clouded or at dusk or dawn Once the probes are out of the water use the right mouse button to select the calibration mode An on off button will be displaye...

Page 32: ...on the PC keypad to send this new value to the CR10X TD Once all of the corrected values have been entered into the edit boxes click the calibration status button with the right mouse Select Turn On T...

Page 33: ...when using RF communication From the LoggerNet Tool Bar button select STATUS Status Monitor is customized to display only those columns containing communication data of interest To add columns to the...

Page 34: ...Section 7 Communication Status 7 2 This is a blank page...

Page 35: ...s data to view the current conditions of the wireless dissolved oxygen probe The Buoy is only displayed on your screen if you are using the wireless system 8 2 Buoy Parameters Use the mouse and right...

Page 36: ...Section 8 Remote Buoy 8 2 This is a blank page...

Page 37: ...the 3 1 2 disk shipped with your equipment The program on the CR10X TD has been changed and now the PondView Screen will not communicate The server is looking for a specific list of labels found on th...

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