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Configuration
Device Name: User friendly name for assistance with setup of virtual sensors.
SDI-12 Address: The address SDI-12 sensor device and is obtained automatically, see section Adding SDI-12
Devices via Address Scan .
Variables: The number of variables returned by the associated Measurement Command (see below). This
field is obtained automatically when using a device scan, see section
Adding SDI-12 Devices via
Address Scan .
Measurement
Command: This is the SDI-12 command the iRIS will use to trigger the devoice to trigger a measurement,
possible options are
M
,
C
and
CC
. Which are directly corresponding to SDI-12 commands
aM!
,
aC!
and
aCC!
.
First Measurement at: This is the time that the first poll will happen (relative to iRIS local time). Allowing the polling
interval to be offset. If this setting and Measurement Interval are set to 00:00:00 then the
automatic poll regime will be employed.
Measurement
Interval: The interval at which the device will be polled. Actual poll time can be offset by using a non-
zero First Measurement at setting. If this setting and Measurement Interval are set to 00:00:00
then the automatic poll regime will be employed.
Custom Command: This is an optional command that can be issued on a separate schedule to the poll for
measurements schedule. The command can be any SDI-12 command, without the address or
closing exclamation mark (!), these are automatically added by the iRIS. Example of use of this
function are, to perform a wipe of the sensor lens or reset a running total. If this command is
blank then the associated schedule will not have an effect.
First Command at: This is the time that the first custom command will be issued (relative to iRIS local time).
Allowing the custom command issuing interval to be offset. If this setting and Command
Interval are set to 00:00:00 then the custom commands will not be issued.
Command Interval: The interval at which the custom command will be issued. Actual command issue time can be
offset by using a non-zero First Measurement at setting. If this setting is set to 00:00:00 and
the First Command at setting is not 00:00:00, the custom command will be issued once at the
time defined by the First Measurement at setting.
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