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Section 4: Deploying and Operating SBE 39
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-IM
SBE 39
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Memory Setup
Commands
#iiInitLogging
Initialize logging – after all data has been
uploaded, initialize logging before starting
to log again to make entire memory
available for recording.
#iiInitLogging
sets sample number (
#iiSampleNumber=
)
to 0 (sampling will start with sample 1). If
not initialized, data will be stored after last
recorded sample.
Do not send
#iiInitLogging until all data has been
uploaded.
Requires confirmation, to
prevent accidental reset.
#iiSampleNumber=x
x=
sample number for last sample in
memory.
#iiSampleNumber=0
is
equivalent to
#iiInitLogging
. After all
data has been uploaded, set sample
number to 0 before starting to sample to
make entire memory available for
recording. If not set to 0, data will be
stored after last recorded sample.
Do not
send #iiSampleNumber= until all data
has been uploaded.
Requires
confirmation, to prevent accidental reset.
Notes:
•
#iiInitLogging
and
#iiSampleNumber=0
have identical
effects. Use either command to
initialize logging.
•
Do not send #iiInitLogging or
#iiSampleNumber=0 until all data
has been uploaded.
These
commands do not delete the data;
they just reset the data pointer.
If
you accidentally send one of
these commands before
uploading
, see
Memory
in
Appendix I: Functional Description
for
recovery of the data.
Note:
If the FLASH memory is filled to
capacity, autonomous sampling stops
(39
plus
-IM does not overwrite data in
memory).
Example:
Make entire memory available for recording for 39
plus
-IM with ID=03
(user input in bold).
#03INITLOGGING
<WARNING>
Memory will be re-initialized
Sample number will be reset
All recorded data will be lost
</WARNING>
<!--Repeat command to confirm-->
#03INITLOGGING
(enter command again to confirm)
<Executed/>
Example:
Make entire memory available for recording for 39
plus
-IM with ID=03
(user input in bold).
#03SAMPLENUMBER=0
<WARNING> Memory pointers will be modified </WARNING>
<!--Repeat command to confirm-->
#03SAMPLENUMBER=0
(enter command again to confirm)
<Executed/>
