Campbell Scientific CR200/CR200X-series Dataloggers - Manual (Page 79)

Section 8. CR200(X) Configuration
The CR200(X) will time out and exit the terminal mode if it does not receive a
command within 12 seconds.
Enter a command by pressing the command followed by the carriage return.
The commands are:
Commands Action (what returns)
A Trap Code 16 Information
"OK" = memory ok
"2005-7-14 13:56:6=16" = memory failure, 16 denotes trap code 16,
date/time is when it occurred.
NOTE: When a trap code 16 happens, the datalogger suspends running
the program and the red LED flashes twice every scan interval. A trap
code of 16 means that the datalogger’s memory needs to be replaced.
1 Get clock
2 Set clock (after setting clock, exits terminal mode)
3 Status codes
4 Status table
5 Public table (real time values)
6 Most recent record from user defined table 1
7 Most recent record from user defined table 2
8 Most recent record from user defined table 3
9 Most recent record from user defined table 4
SDI12 Goes into the SDI-12 terminal mode and remains there
8.3.4 Durable Settings
Many CR200(X) settings can be changed remotely over a telecommunications
link either directly or as part of the CRBASIC program. This convenience
comes with the risk of inadvertently changing settings and disabling
communications. Such an instance will likely require an on-site visit to correct
the problem. For example, digital cell modems are often controlled by a
switched 12 Volt (SW Battery) channel. SW Battery is normally off, so, if the
program controlling SW Battery is disabled, such as by replacing it with a
program that neglects SW Battery control, the cell modem is switched off and
the remote CR200(X) drops out of telecommunications.
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