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T-611 REAL TIME DATA OUTPUT
From Version 1.17 of the T-611 Reader Unit
firmware, it is possible to send out data via the COMMS connector in real
time.
The communications cable supplied with the
T-611 should be connected to the COMMS connector on the Reader Unit and
the other end to a PC communications port or other
device.
When the DATA PORT ON/OFF is set to ON a
heading is transmitted. Then a line of data is output every time the
Reader Unit display is updated. This happens in three
situations:
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When the unit is on and the display is
showing data, it is updated approximately every 2 seconds.
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When the system is autologging and turned
off, it displays data momentarily when the sensors are read. For
example, if it is set to record every 5 minutes, it will save data in
the Reader Unit memory every 5 minutes, display it and send that
data out every 5 minutes in RS232 format to the COMMS connector.
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Whenever the user pushes the STORE button
on the front panel of the Reader Unit, data is stored in its memory,
momentarily displayed and also sent out to the COMMS connector.
The three situations are not exclusive. For
example while in logging mode the STORE button may be pressed to record
data between regular logging readings.
The Data Format is as follows:
REAL TIME
DATA SERIAL
NUMBER:
6
TEMP COND COND SAL DO
DO PH ORP TURB
DATE
TIME
C ms/cm us/cm ppt %sat mg/l pH
mV ntu ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
13/07/01
14:27:19.78
12.9 80.0 8000 60.0 62.0 4.5 4.4
313 0.7 13/07/01
14:27:21.46
12.9 80.0 8000 60.0 62.0 4.5 4.4
313 0.7 13/07/01
14:27:22.24
12.9 80.0 8000 60.0 62.0 4.5 4.4
313 0.7 13/07/01
14:27:23.17
12.9 80.0 8000 60.0 62.0 4.5 4.4
313 0.7 At
the end of each line there is a carriage return line feed (<cr>
<lf>). There are no blank lines. The communications format is the
same as for other situations such as getting the data logged and stored
out of the Reader Unit: RS232, 4800 baud, 8 bit, 1 stop, no parity.
For further information refer to the Operator's
Manual.
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