Campbell Scientific CR10X Prompt Sheet - Manual (Page 2)

CR10X with ARRAY-BASED OS PROMPT SHEET
This prompt sheet is intended for field use or as a reference by those familiar with CR10X programming; additional details and examples are in the CR10X Operator’s manual. Computer-assisted programming is
supported by EDLOG and Short Cut; communications is supported by LoggerNet or PC208W.
CR10KD Keystrokes
BEGIN LOGGING (compiles program and logs data)
ENTER PROGRAM TABLE 1
01:xxxx Advance to a given Instruction location
(“fast forward”)
01:x.xxxx Enter Execution Interval between 1/64 and
8191s.
Valid entries are multiples of
for Range of
1/64 (0.015625) s. . . . . . . . . . 1/64 to 1 s.
1/8 (0.125) s. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 to 32 s.
1 s. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 to 8191 s.
01:Pxx Enter a Program Instruction (select appropriate
instructions from the following pages).
Entering an instruction number also loads
blank entries for its associated parameters.
For example, if Instruction 2 (differential
volts) is desired, key in which loads:
01:P2
01:00 (Reps - repeats measurements on
consecutive channels and places
results in consecutive input locations)
02:00 (Range - see option codes)
03:00 (First differential channel to make
measurement)
04:0000 (First input location where measured
result will be stored)
05:0.0000 (Multiplier)
06:0.0000 (Offset)
Key in values for each parameter then
advance to next instruction in program.
ENTER PROGRAM TABLE 2
Same structure as *1. Allows use of a different Execution
Interval.
ENTER PROGRAM TABLE 3 (subroutines only)
Same structure as *1 except no Execution Interval
PARAMETER ENTRY TABLE - See CR10X manual.
CLOCK (set or display CR10X time)
:HH:MM:SS (displays current datalogger time)
05:xxxx
Year
05:xxxx Day of Year (Calendar on back)
05:HHMM Hours Minutes
INPUT STORAGE (display data values, flags, or port
status. Compile program without resetting input
storage, flags or ports)
06:xxxx Advance to a given Input Storage Location
FINAL STORAGE (display values stored in area 1 or 2)
07:xx Select area 1 or 2 (skipped if 2 not allocated)
07:xxxxx DSP location; enter location to advance to
MANUAL DATA DUMP
08:xx Select Storage Area 1 or 2 (skipped if 2 not
allocated)
01:xx Output Device/Baud Code (see Inst. 96
options)
02:xxxxx Current or start Final Storage Location
03:xxxxx DSP or end Final Storage Location
04:xx
Enter any number to start dump
Aborts dump
STORAGE MODULE COMMANDS - See Storage Module
manual
MEMORY ALLOCATIONS (display or change)
01:xxxx Input Storage Locations
02:xxxx Intermediate Storage Locations
03:x Final Storage Locations - Area 2
04:xxxxx Final Storage Locations - Area 1
05:xxxx.x Memory allocated for program (bytes)
06:xxxx.x Remaining program memory (bytes)
CR10X STATUS/ON-BOARD FIRMWARE
01:xxxxx Program signature
02:xxxxx Operating System signature
03:xxxxx K bytes memory: Flash + SRAM
04:xx
No. of E08’s (Key 88 to reset)
05:xx No. of table overruns (Key 88 to reset)
06:x.xxxx Operating system version number
07:xxxx
Revision number
08:x.xxxx Lithium battery voltage
09:xx
Low 12V batt. detect counter (Key 88 to reset)
10:xx Extended mem. error counter (Key 88 to reset)
11:x.xxxx Extended memory time to erase, seconds
SECURITY (display or change)
01:xxxx Lock *1, *2, *3, *A, *D
02:xxxx Lock *4, *5 & *6 display only
03:xxxx Lock *5, *6, *7, *8, *9, *B; telecommunication
commands except A, L, N, and E
STORE OR LOAD PROGRAMS
1 Print program (ASCII)
2 Load program (ASCII), *0 compile
2-- Load program (ASCII), *6 compile
6 Store program in Flash
7 Load program from Flash
7N Store/Load/Clear program in Storage Module N
(N = 1-8)
1x Store program x in Storage Module N
2x Load program x from Storage Module N
3x Clear program x from Storage Module N
x = program 1-8
8 Set Datalogger ID
10 Set Power-Up Options
0 Clear ports, flags, timer, and input and inter-
mediate storage
1 Clear intermediate storage
2 Retain ports, flags, timer and input and inter-
mediate storage
– Key in data or instructions
Enter (Advance)
Back up
Change value, Index a parameter
Change sign of a number
Decimal point
Clear digit just keyed
1 2 3 A
4 5 6 B
7 8 9 C
* 0 # D
CR10KD
KEYBOARD DISPLAY
SERIAL i/O
MADE IN USA
1
2
3
5
6
7
8
9
A
B
C
D
0
4
*6 Commands
Display Input Location Number or enter location
to advance to
Enter value in Input Location; change sign
Display flags 1-8, toggle flag w/keys 1-8
Display ports 8-1, toggle port w/keys 1-8
*1, *2, and *3 Commands
Advance to next instruction
Back up to previous instruction
Delete entire instruction
*7 Commands
Display Final Storage location No.; enter
location to advance to, or C to display data
Advance to same element in next array w/
same ID
Back up to same element in previous array
w/ same ID
The CR10X can be interrogated or programmed via the 16 keys and display on the CR10KD. The
key is the most important because it controls access to each of the CR10X’s 14 programming, data
storage, and status areas (“star” modes).
Once in a star mode, use & to move between entries. To enter a value, use the through
keys, then press . To exit a star mode, key in a different star mode. To exit all star modes and begin
logging, key in . General Keystrokes
A
B
C
D
#
A B 0 9
A
0
# A
#
#
B
D
#
D
0
C
# A
# B
#
0 9
A 2
#
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INST. 01: 02: 03: 04: 05: 06: 07: 08:
83 IF CASE < F F CMD†
85 BEGIN SUBR SUBR†
86 DO CMD†
87 LOOP DELAY COUNT
88 IF X < = > Y X COMP† Y CMD†
89 IF X < = > F X COMP† F CMD†
90 LOOP INDEX STEP
91 IF FLAG/PORT COMP† CMD†
92 IF TIME T† INT† CMD†
93 BEGIN CASE CASE LOC
94 ELSE
95 END
96 SERIAL OUT DEVICE†
97 INITIATE TELE MODEM† FLAG LIM(sec) F DEL(sec) NO RETRIES S DEL (min) FAIL LOC ID (must be followed by Inst. 63 or 68)
98 SEND CHAR DEVICE† (must be followed by Inst. 63 or 68)
111 RUN FLASH F PROGRAM (indexing compiles program as *6)
120 TGT1 GOES See manual
121 ARGOS See manual
125 SDC/ARGOS See manual
126 HDR GOES See manual
127 HDR GOES STATUS See manual
FLAG DESCRIPTIONS:
0 Output flag
1-8 User flags
9
Intermed. processing disable flag
83-92 CoMmanD codes:
0 Go to end of Pgm. Table
1-9, 79-99 Call Subroutine
10-19 Set flag 0-9 high
20-29 Set flag 0-9 low
30 Then Do
31 Exit Loop if true
32 Exit Loop if false
41-48 Set Port 1-8 high
51-58 Set Port 1-8 low
61-68 Toggle Port 1-8
71-78 Pulse Port 1-8
Ports can be indexed with C (--)
85 SUBROUTINE:
Subroutine number valid entries are 1-9,
79-99; 96, 97 & 98 allow special interrupts on
C6, C7 & C8
88,89 COMParison codes:
1 = 3 ≥
2 ≠ 4 <
91 COMParison codes:
1x Do if flag x is high
2x Do if flag x is low
4x Do if port x is high
5x Do if port x is low
40 Do if modem is on
50 Do if modem is off
61 Do if ME is active
62 Do if RS-232 is active
65 Do if SDC#5 (RF310M/RF95(A)) is active
66 Do if SDC#6 (COM310) is active
69 Do if SDC#9 is active
71 Do if ME is not active
72 Do if RS-232 is not active
75 Do if SDC#5 (RF310/RF95(A)) is not active
76 Do if SDC#6 (COM310) is not active
79 Do if SDC#9 is not active
Ports can be indexed with C (--)
92 Time into INTerval
xxx T and INT in minutes
(T max is 1439, INT max is 1440)
xxx-- T and INT in seconds
(T max is 59, INT max is 60)
96,*8 DEVICE/baud codes:
Addressed Print Device
1y Printable ASCII
2y Comma separated ASCII
3y Binary Final Storage format
Serial Printer or Computer
4y Printable ASCII
5y Comma separated ASCII
6y Binary Final Storage format
y = Baud Rate Code
Storage Module
7N Storage Module, address N (1-8)
7N -- Filemark to Storage Module N (1-8)
Transfer Data to Other Final Storage Area
80 New data only (Inst. 96 only)
81 All data (Inst. 96 only)
97 MODEM/baud codes:
0y RF modem
1y Short haul/Direct
2y Phone modem
31 Voice call-back, 1200 baud
40 Voice modem, data call-back,
300 baud
41 Voice modem, data call-back,
1200 baud
5y RF modem (SDC state)
y = Baud Rate Code; baud rate
code 3 not valid for Inst. 97.
(97 is followed by Inst. 63 or 68)
98 DEVICE/baud codes:
1y Addressed Print Device
4y Pin-Enabled Print Device
y = Baud Rate Code
(98 is followed by Inst. 63 or 68)
† Option Codes
BAUD RATE CODES
y= 0
300
1 1200
2 9600
3 76800
PROGRAM CONTROL INSTRUCTIONS
(F is fixed data (constant); X, Y, & Z are input locations)
3 Program Table full
4 Intermediate Storage full
5 Final Storage Area 2 not allocated
8 CR10X was reset by watch dog timer
9 Insufficient Input Storage
10 Low battery voltage
11 Attempt to allocate unavailable storage
12 Duplicate *4 ID
20 Subroutine encountered before END of previous subroutine
21 END without IF, LOOP, or SUBROUTINE
22 Missing END
23 Non-existent SUBROUTINE
24 ELSE in SUBROUTINE without IF
25 ELSE without IF
26 EXIT LOOP without LOOP
27 IF CASE without BEGIN CASE
30 IFs and/or LOOPS nested too deep
31 SUBROUTINES nested too deep
32 Instruction 3 and interrupt subroutine use same port
33 Cannot use control port 6 as counter with Instruction 15 or SDM
40 Instruction does not exist
41 Incorrect Execution Interval
60 Insufficient Input Storage
61 Burst Measurement Scan Rate too Short
62 N<2 in FFT
*D Mode Errors
94 Program storage area full
95 Flash program does not exist
96 Addressed device not connected
97 Data not received within 30 seconds
98 Uncorrectable errors detected
99 Wrong file type or editor error
ERROR CODES
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Campbell Scientific, Inc.
Printed January 2004
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