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RSS-2-300W User Manual
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RSS-2-300W Non-Contact Surface Velocity Radar
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Data Protocols
Geolux GLX-RSS-2-300W surface velocity radar supports the following data protocols:
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NMEA-like protocol on RS-232 interface that constantly outputs the detected speed and
reflected signal power, and also the current measured tilt angle
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Servicing protocol on RS-232 interface for configuring the unit
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Request-response protocol on RS-485 interface that allows multiple units to be used on a
single RS-485 bus
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Modbus-RTU protocol on RS-485 interface which is supported by variety of third-party data
loggers
Support for additional protocols is available upon customer request.
7.1. NMEA Protocol (RS-232)
NMEA protocol is based on the standard protocol family widely used by the navigation equipment.
NMEA protocol is sentence oriented, and is capable of sending multiple sentences with different
information. The sentence content is designated by the starting keyword which is different for each
sentence type. NMEA sentences are terminated with the checksum which makes this protocol
extremely reliable. NMEA protocol is singe-direction protocol: data is only transmitted from the
surface velocity radar.
At RS-232 interface the device periodically outputs following data sentences:
Direct flow measurement report
$RDTGT,D1,S1,L1*CSUM<CR><LF>
$RDTGT:
The keyword sent on the beginning of each detection report. This sentence
is sent whenever there is detected flow.
D1:
The direction of the flow, as detected by the instrument (1 incoming, -1
outgoing). Geolux Instrument Configurator displays this value as “In” for
incoming and “Out” for outgoing direction.
S1:
The measured surface velocity, without applying additional averaging filter
(velocity is reported as velocity*10 for m/s, km/h, mph, fps and fpm and as
velocity*1 for mm/s and cm/s). Geolux Instrument Configurator internally
handles the multiplication factor and displays the correct values to the user.
L1:
The relative level strength of the returned radar signal. This value is used
internally by the auto-gain algorithm which adjusts the gain levels of the
internal signal amplifiers.
CSUM:
The check sum of the characters in the report from $ to * excluding these
characters.