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The following files have been supplied in the sub-directory A:\LOGGER of the

installation disk:

CR10-HP3.STN is the Station file required to communicate with the logger.

CR10-HP3.DLD is a file to be 'downloaded’ to the logger, via the GT program.

CR10-HP3.CSI is a file created by the program editor, EDLOG.

The program CR10-HP3.DLD should be downloaded to the logger using the GT program

(see Campbell PC208 manual for instructions on how to do this).

5.3. Down-loading programs to the logger

There are two ways to enter the CAPTURE program into the data logger - via the key pad

or by using the PC208 software as supplied by Campbell Sci. The latter is the preferred

option since GT can also be used to download program, and retrieve data, in the usual

manner.

NOTE. to get the logger-prompt '>' via GT, enter 2718H at the '*' prompt. You can now

talk to the logger via the PC, or exit GT and talk to the logger via the keypad. Special

'modes' for the logger are *1, *5, *6, and *7, as explained below. Remember, CTRL_ gets

you back to the options menu. !!!!!

5.4. Review of the logger modes

For a full description of the logger modes, the USER should consult a Campbell data-

logger manual. The following is some basic information that may help you to interpret the

logger functions.

*1 mode

is used to enter and/or alter a program (Table-1) that resides in the memory of

the logger. Enter '*1 X A' to view instruction no. x in Table 1.

*5 mode

is used to set the clock. !!! Most important to do this before the heat-pulse

program is run. Expect the following responses:

Enter '*5 A YY A DOY A HRMIN A' to set the year, day-of-year and current time

in hours and minutes.

Note: PC208 can also be used to download the PC time to the logger (the preferred

option).

*6 mode

is used to view and set the 'flags’ as well as the input value

*7 mode

is used to examine output memory. Enter *7 to see memory pointer to the next

location in output memory (say 740). Enter *7 X to see data stored at location X (say

740).

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