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T
Thermistor type (0=standard,
1=high temp BR55A822J, 2=high temp 103JL1A)
TR,TR0
Display Trap count, zero Trap count
WF
Wrap Format (0 = don't wrap memory,
1 = wrap memory)
X
Single Reading - NOT stored
All of these commands are executed by typing with the correct syntax and pressing <ENTER>.
If the command has not been entered correctly, the datalogger will usually not respond. For
example:
*L7/100/255
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The datalogger will respond to correctly entered commands by displaying the modified values.
The purpose and syntax of each of these commands are discussed in the following sections.
4.1 “BRnnn” - Set or Display the Current Baud Rate
This command is not displayed in the help text (?<ENTER>). Displays or sets the current baud
rate. Valid numbers for “nnn” are 9 (9600 baud) or 115 (115,200 baud). The example below
changes the baud rate to 9600 with no confirmation.
*BR9
4.2 “C” - Display Current Clock Settings
Displays the current datalogger real-time clock settings. Section 4.3 explains how to adjust the
clock settings.
*C
Date: 02/21/07 Time: 10:43:08
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4.3 “CSmm/dd/yy/hh:mm:ss” - Set the Internal Clock
Sets the datalogger’s internal real-time clock; mm represents the month, dd the day of the month,
yy the year, hh the hours, mm the minutes, and ss the seconds. Leading zeros are not needed
except on the minutes and seconds entries. Illegal combinations will be ignored (e.g.,
CS02/30/97 or CS///12:60). Fields can be left blank to avoid changing (e.g., CS//97 to only
change the year).
*CS///10:45:00
Date: 02/21/07 Time: 10:45:00
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