Richard Paul Russell SpaceLogger.S10, User Manual

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SpaceLogger
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.S10
User Manual
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5.13 To Disable the Time-Stamp
By default the SpaceLogger.S10 will pre-pend each data sample (before or in place of the STX
identifier, depending on if LOGSTX=Y or N) with the date and time in the format as follows:
DD/MM/YY,hh:mm:ss,<data sample defined by STX and ETX><data sample defined by
STX2 and ETX2>
The time stamp is to the nearest second and is the time at which the data is written to the SD card.
The date and time-stamping of data by the SpaceLogger.S10 may be switched off by using the
following SETUP.TXT command line:
TIMESTAMP=t
Where t = Y or N
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If t = Y , on detection of the start of the sample (STX) the date & time stamp
will be inserted into the stored data, pre-pending the data sample(s)
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If t = N , data will not be date & time stamped
5.14 To Record all Data (Disable Sampling)
It is possible to disable the sampling function of the SpaceLogger.S10 and to record all data that is
received on the RS232 input(s).
In order to disable the data sampling i.e. the detection of the STX and ETX/STX2 and ETX2
conditions, the following SETUP.TXT command line is required:
LOG_ALL=a
Where a = Y or N
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If a = Y , detection of STX and ETX/STX2 and ETX2 will be disabled and all
data logged [Note that this disables the time/date stamp and logging of switch
status]

If a = N , only data between STX and ETX will be logged, where STX and
ETX are defined by the STX and ETX commands. Data between STX2 and
ETX2 will also be logged if command line SENTENCE2=Y is implemented.