Campbell CR3000 Micrologger, Руководство оператора

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Section 7. Installation
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operations, retrieving these tables repeatedly may cause skipped scans
(p.
512).
7.5.1.4 CRBasic Program — Setup Tools
Info tables and settings can be set or accessed using CRBasic instructions
SetStatus() or SetSetting().
For example, to set the setting StationName to BlackIceCouloir, the following
syntax is used:
SetSetting("StationName","BlackIceCouloir")
where StationName is the keyword for the setting, and BlackIceCouloir is the set
value.
Settings can be requested by the CRBasic program using the following syntax:
x = Status.[setting]
where Setting is the keyword for a setting.
For example, to acquire the value set in setting StationName, use the following
statement:
x = Status.StationName
7.5.1.5 Executable CPU: Files — Setup Tools
Many CR3000 settings can be changed remotely over a comms link either
directly, or as discussed in CRBasic Program — Setup Tools
(p. 118),
as part of the
CRBasic program. These conveniences come with the risk of inadvertently
changing settings and disabling communications. Such an occurrence will likely
require an on-site visit to correct the problem if at least one of the provisions
discussed in this section is not put in place. For example, wireless-ethernet (cell)
modems are often controlled by a switched 12 Vdc (SW12) terminal. SW12 is
normally off, so, if the program controlling SW12 is disabled, such as by
replacing it with a program that neglects SW12 control, the cell modem is
switched off and the remote CR3000 drops out of comms.
Executable CPU: files include the following:
•
'Include' file
(p. 119)
•
Default.cr3 file
(p. 119)
•
Powerup.ini file
(p. 460)
To be used, each file needs to be created and then placed on the CPU: drive of the
CR3000. The 'include' file and default.cr3 file consist of CRBasic code.
Powerup.ini has a different, limited programming language.