User's Guide ______________________________________________________________________
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For data lines with low bandwidth, there is a short version of each
message. In the short version of message No.1, lines 3 and 4 are left
out. Correspondingly, in the short version of message No.2, lines 4
and 5 are left out. In the table below, the data message types are
summarized with the minimum bit rates and storage capacity. The
examples are divided into two measurement resolutions of 10 m and
5 m. They have different minimum reporting intervals, 2 s and
3 s.
Table 7
Messages with 10 m Resolution (Standard Mode)
Message
Number
and
Subclass
Message Name
Length
(bytes)
Min bps
(2 s)
Data/Month
(2 s)
Min bps
(12 s)
Data/Month
(12 s)
11
msg1_10x770
3956
28.8k
4890 MB
4800
815 MB
12
msg1_20x385
2031
14.4k
2510 MB
2400
418 MB
15
msg1_base
55
300
68 MB
300
11 MB
21
msg2_10x770
3993
28.8k
4940MB
4800
423 MB
22
msg2_20x385
2068
14.4k
2560 MB
2400
425 MB
25
msg2_base
92
600
114 MB
300
19 MB
Table 8
Messages with 5 m Resolution (High Resolution)
Message
Number
and
Subclass
Message Name
Length
(bytes)
Min bps
(3 s)
Data/Month
(3 s)
Min bps
(15 s)
Data/Month
(15 s)
13
msg1_5x1500
7606
28.8k
6267 MB
9600
1253 MB
14
msg1_5x770
3956
14.4k
3260 MB
4800
625 MB
15
msg1_base
55
300
45 MB
300
9 MB
23
msg2_5x1500
7643
28.8k
6230 MB
9600
1260 MB
24
msg2_5x770
3993
14.4k
3290 MB
4800
660 MB
25
msg2_base
92
600
76 MB
300
15 MB
The interpretation of the message lines is as follows:
1ST LINE
Example:
CLA10011
☺
↵
where
=
Start-of-Heading character
CL =
Ceilometers' identification string; always CL
A =
Unit identification character 0 ... 9, A ... Z
100 =
Software level ID 100 ... 999
1
=
Message number; message without sky condition data
is = 1, with sky condition data is = 2