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CPEC300/306/310 Closed-Path Eddy-Covariance Systems
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If a CR1000KD is not available, an alternative option is to review and edit
variables using LoggerNet. Under the Connect Screen’s Table Monitor, select
the Public Table and then scroll to the appropriate variables. The last column
in TABLES 6-2 , 6-3 , and 6-4 shows the corresponding variable name in the
Public Table. To change a value of a variable in the Table Monitor, click on
the cell to the right of the variable name, type the new value, and press Enter .
The values of user-input variables are stored in memory such that if the station
loses power, the values will be retained.
FIGURE 6-2 is a schematic of the entire menu structure. When
beginning operation of a system, the user must review and set
constants in the Const Table (see Section 6.2 , Set Constants
(p. 36)
)
and variables in the following menus: Initial Configuration, Site
Var Settings, and Run Station . The other menus shown in the
schematic relate to doing a zero and span of the gas analyzer. More
details on zeroing and spanning are found in Section 7 , Zero and
Span
(p. 80)
.
NOTE