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LISST-100X User’s Guide 85
BI Set Burst Interval
Syntax: BI x or bi x, where x is the number of seconds between the start of 2
consecutive bursts, from 1 to 10,000 seconds.
Description: In Burst Mode (OM = 2), the burst interval is the number of seconds
between two consecutive bursts, each burst composed of a number
of samples per burst (specified by the SB command).
Example: input: BI 900
output: New Seconds between Bursts: 900
SB Set Samples per Burst
Syntax: SB x or sb x, where x is the number of samples per burst.
Each sample is taken at the sample interval (in seconds) set by the SI
command.
If no value follows command, prompts will be displayed for the value.
Example: input: SB 10
output: New Samples per Burst: 10
SC Set Clock with time and date
Syntax: SC mm/dd/yy hh:mm:ss or sc mm/dd/yy hh:mm:ss
Where mm=month, dd=day, yy=year, hh=hour (24 hour format),
mm=minute, ss=seconds
If no values follow the “
SC ” or “ sc ” command, prompts for entering the
time and date will be displayed.
Example: input: SC 01/05/2001 21:05:03
output: Command Data in SC is: 01/05/01 21:05:03
Current Date/Time: Friday, January 05, 2001 21:05:03
AS Autostart Setting
Syntax: AS x or as x, where x is 1 (yes) or 0 (no)
Description: With Autostart enabled, the firmware will immediately start the
sampling program that is stored in the EEPROM of the Persistor
datalogger upon power up of the instrument.
Use the SD command to store the current settings as default values
to be used in conjunction with the AS command.
Example: input: AS 1
output: AutoStart will occur upon power up!
Cautions: 1) If Autostart is enabled, the user cannot talk to the instrument when
powering it up – it will immediately start sampling according to the SD
defaults. In order to stop sampling and establish normal
communication, the user must issue a stop command, by either
pressing the STOP button or issuing a CTRL-C command in the
terminal window when the instrument is powered up.