Sequoia LISST-100X, Руководство пользователя

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84 LISST-100X User’s Guide
Syntax: SP x or sp x, where x is the stop condition code described below
Description: The SP command sets the stop condition to be used when collecting
data. The stop condition options are:
1 = Depth Stop
2 = Time/Date Stop
3 = Mechanical Switch Stop
4 = Digital Input Stop
5 = Fixed Number of Samples Stop
6 = Maximum memory or Low Battery Stop
If no value follows command, prompts will be displayed for the value.
Example: input: SP 5
output: New Stop Condition Setting: Fixed Number Stop
PD Set Stop Condition Data
Syntax: PD x or pd x, where x is the stop condition data as described below
Description: The PD command sets the stop condition data to be used when the
collection data. The stop condition data is used with the Stop
Condition settings as follows.
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If the Stop Condition is Depth Stop (option 1) the input will be
stop depth in meters.
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If the stop condition is set to Time/Date Stop (option 2) the
input for TD will be the stop date and time.
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If the Stop Condition is Fixed Number Stop (option 5) the input
will be the number of samples to collect before stopping.
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The TD setting is ignored for Mechanical Switch Stop (option
3), Digital Input Stop (option 4) or Maximum memory or Low
Battery Stop (option 6).
Example: input: PD 3 (if Stop Condition =1 (Depth Stop))
output: New Stop Condition data = 3
Stop Condition: Depth Stop at 3 meters
input: PD12/31/05 23:59:59 (if Stop Condition = 2 (Time/Date Stop))
output: New Stop Condition data = 12/31/05 23:59:59
Stop Condition: Time Stop at 12/31/05 23:59:59
input: PD 2 (if Stop Condition = 5 (Fixed Number of Samples Stop))
output: New Stop Condition data = 2
Stop Condition: Fixed number Stop at 2 samples
SI Set Sample Interval
Syntax: SI x or si x, where x is the number of seconds between samples, from
1 to 10,000.
Description: In Fixed Rate Mode (OM = 3) or Burst Rate Mode (OM = 2), the
sample interval is the number of seconds between two consecutive
samples, each composed as an average of a number of
measurements (specified by the MA command).
Example: input: SI 5
output: New Seconds between Samples: 5