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8.3 Temperature compensation
Temperature corrections for the speed of sound must be applied to the readings by using
measurements from a reliable and accurate temperature sensor, such as the 109. The
temperature sensor needs to be housed in a radiation shield. Temperature compensation is
applied to the SnowVUE 10 output using either the following formula or the
a
XWT+CC.C!
extended command (
[p. 16]).
CAUTION:
The SnowVUE 10 calculates distance readings using the speed of sound at 0 °C (331.4 m/s). If
the temperature compensation formula is not applied or manually specified using the
XWT!
command, the distance values will not be accurate for temperatures other than 0 °C.
8.4 SDI-12 measurements
The SDI-12 protocol supports the SDI-12 commands listed in
NOTE:
The SnowVUE 10 needs to be powered for at least 1.5 s before it can receive an SDI-12
command.
The different commands are entered as options in the SDI-12 recorder instruction. If the
SnowVUE 10 is unable to detect a proper echo for a measurement, the sensor will return a 0 for
the distance-to-target value.
Table 8-2: SDI-12 commands
SDI-12
1
command
Values returned or
function
Units
Max. sensor
response
time
a
M!
,
a
C!
Distance
m
20 sec
a
M1!
,
a
C1!
1. Distance
2. Quality number
1. m
2. N/A (not
applicable)
20 sec
a
M2!
,
a
C2!
1. Distance
2. Reference temperature
1. m
2. ° C
20 sec
SnowVUE 10 Sonic Ranging Sensor
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