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Ox - ASCII Output Format
Item Options Command
ASCII output format
Comma separated format (CSV)
Fixed field
O1
O2
Example data string for CSV data changing to low wind less than 0.05m/s (set for K50) and
error status code condition.
Q,156,000.05,M,00, 19
Q,,000.04,M,00, 2A (low wind, no direction figure output at 0.04m/s or lower).
Q,100,000.09,M,00, 16
Q,,,M,04, 24 (error data, no figures output in wind fields).
Example data string for Fixed Field data changing to low wind less than 0.05m/s (set for
K50) and error status code condition.
Q,160 ,000.05,M,00, 1C
Q,160,000.04,M,00, 1D (low wind, last direction figure at 0.05m/s or above retained).
Q,170,000.06,M,00, 1E
Q,999,999.99,M,04, 0A (error data, wind fields padded with 9’s).
Px to Pxx - Output Rate
Item Options Command
Output rate
1 per second
2 per second
4 per second
1 reading every 4 seconds
1 reading every 2 seconds
P1
P2
P3
P20
P21
Q - Measurement Mode
See Section 10.5.
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Sx - Analogue Output Range
The following command is only valid for the WindSonic Option 3:
Item Options Command
Analogue Range,
Magnitude Scaling
(Set Analogue Output
Range)
0 – 5 metres per second
0 – 10 metres per second
0 – 20 metres per second
0 – 30 metres per second
0 – 40 metres per second
0 – 50 metres per second
0 – 60 metres per second
Analogue output disabled
S1
S2
S3
S4
S5
S6
S7
S9
Tx - Analogue Output Type (Voltage or Current)
The following command is only valid for the WindSonic Option 3:
Item Options Command
Voltage or Current output
(Set Analogue Output Type)
0 - 5 Volt
4 – 20 mA
0 – 20 mA
T1
T3
T5
Ux - Output Units
Item Options Command
Output
Units
Metres per second (M)
Knots (N)
Miles per hour (P)
Kilometres per hour (K)
Feet per minute (F)
U1
U2
U3
U4
U5
Yx – Analogue Output, Error Status Condition
Item Options Command
Output Level
Full Scale level toggling
Fixed Steady level
Pre-Set level toggling
Y1
Y2 nnn
Y3 nnn
Where nnn =000 to 200 see Para 9.7.10.
NOTE: This command is not applicable to WindSonic 75 analogue output units.