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Configuration Tab
Choosing “Start Time=09:00:00”, “Duration=01:00” and
“Number of sessions=12” means that you are asking the
receiver to perform 12 one-hour sessions, from 9:00 am to
9:00 pm. The series of sessions will be repeated every day.
Manual Configuration
Use this pane to create or modify each of the sessions you
need, one after the other.
Sessions
This pane lists the sessions currently programmed in the
receiver. You can do the following from this pane:
• Modify a session: Click in the corresponding row. As a
result, all the fields in the Manual Configuration pane are
filled accordingly so you can edit any of them. Click on the
Manual Set
button once you have made the desired
changes (equivalent to running $PASHS,SES,SET).
Sessions generated through the automatic method can
also be edited through this procedure.
• Delete one or all sessions: Select the row containing the
session you want to delete and then click on the
Delete
button
located at the foot of the page. To delete all the
sessions, no prior selection is required: just click on the
Delete all
button, also located at the foot of the page
(equivalent to running $PASHS,SET,DEL).
Parameter Designation $PASHS
Session ID
Enter the identification string of the session
(allowed values: A to X;AA to XA;AB to XB; AC to
XC).
SES,SET
Use
Enable this option to allow data recording during
the session.
SES,SET
Start Time Enter the start time of the session (hh:mm:ss). SES,SET
UTC
Check this option if “Local” is chosen as the time
unit (see Units pane on the left) and you wish to
enter the Start Time (above) and End Time (below)
in UTC time.
-
End Time Enter the end time of the session (hh:mm:ss). SES,SET
Recording
Interval Give a name to the site where data are recorded.
G-file names will be derived from this name.
SES,SET
Manual Set
button
Click on this button to create a session according to
your four choices above. Repeat the procedure as
many times as there are sessions to define.
SES,SET