OTT HydroMet SUTRON XLINK 100, Руководство по эксплуатации и техническому обслуживанию

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<OFFSET>, offset of a measurement, e.g., "0.0"
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<SLOPE>, slope of a measurement, e.g., "1.0"
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<TYPE>, type of a measurement, e.g., "SDI-12"
Log Measurement Format
The Log Measurement Format entry follows the descriptor (if any), and defines the format of each
measured value. The following example defines the standard measurement format:
MM/DD/YYYY,HH:MM:SS,<NAME>,<VALUE>,<UNITS>,<Q>\r\n
Variables that may be used when defining the Log Measurement Format entry:
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<NAME>, name (label) of a reading, e.g., "Batt"
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<Q>, quality of a reading (short), e.g., "G"
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<QUALITY>, quality of a reading (long), e.g., "Good"
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<UNITS>, units of a reading, e.g., "ft"
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<STATION>, station name, e.g., "RedRiver"
Date and Time Variables
The following are examples illustrate how to specify date and time variables in format strings:
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MM, 2-digit month, e.g., "12"
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DD, 2-digit day, e.g., "01"
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YY, 2-digit year, e.g., "16"
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YYYY, 4-digit year, e.g., "2016"
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HH, 2-digit hour, e.g., "12"
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MM, 2-digit minutes, e.g., "03"
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SS, 2-digit seconds, e.g., "22"
Note, for measured data, date-time comes from the time of the data. For header and descriptor, date-
time is current time, unless <STARTTIME> or <STOPTIME> has been specified (see below). Also note,
context determines whether the formatter uses minutes or months for "MM".
Escape Sequences
Backslash ("\") is used to insert special characters, or to ignore formatting:
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\r inserts a carriage return
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\n inserts a line feed
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\r\n inserts standard line ending for files on Windows
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\t inserts a tab (use CTRL-TAB key combination in LinkComm)
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\\ inserts a single backslash
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A backslash preceding a field name means insert the literal field name, e.g., "\STATION" results in
"STATION".
Fields
Fields are replaced with standard descriptive text from the system, which may change between firmware
versions. Fields are always upper case.
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LABEL, e.g., "Label"