Campbell Scientific CR10X Measurement and Control System - Manual (Page 355)

CR10X INDEX
INDEX-3
D
Data Carrier Detect (DCD) 6-6
Data point
Definition A-1
Number per Output Array 4-3
Data retrieval, External storage peripherals
General 4-1
Hardware options OV-21
Manually initiated (
∗8 Mode) 4-3
Methods and related instructions OV-20
On-line - [Instruction 96] 4-1, 12-6
Print device 4-2
Print formats 4-3
Site Visitations, Estimating time between 4-3
Storage Module, see Storage Modules
Data Set Ready (DSR) 6-6
Data Storage Pointer (DSP) 2-1, 4-2
Data Terminal Equipment (DTE) pin configuration 6-6
Data Terminal Ready (DTR) 6-6, B-1
Data transfer
ASCII vs. binary 5-1
Interrupts During 6-3
Manual (
∗8 Mode) 4-3
On-line - [Instruction 96] 4-1, 12-6
Data transmission, see Data retrieval
Data types parameter 3-1
Datalogger ID, see ID
Dataloggers, Differences between CR10X and
others OV-1
Date (
∗5 Mode), Setting/displaying 1-4
DC112 Phone Modem 6-2, 12-7, G-1, H-1
Lightning Protection 14-6
Typical Current Drain 14-2
DCD (Data Carrier Detect) 6-6
Desiccant
in Enclosure 14-9
Replacement in CR10X 14-9
Differential measurements on analog inputs
OV-4, 13-2
Differential Voltage w/ Excitation & Delay -
[Instruction 8] 9-5, 13-19, 13-20
Differential Volts - [Instruction 2] 9-1
Programming examples 7-3, 7-23, 8-2
Digital I/O Ports, see Control/Logic Ports
Direct battery connection 14-5
Display Pointer (DPTR) 2-2
Display, see CR10KD Keyboard/Display
Displaying/Altering Input Memory, Flags and
Ports-(
∗6 Mode) 1-4
Divide
X/Y - [Instruction 38] 10-2
X Mod F - [Instruction 46] 10-3
DO - [Instruction 86] 12-2
Programming example OV-15, 8-4, 8-9, 8-10
DPTR 2-2
Druck PDCR 930 depth pressure transducer
Programming example 7-11
DSP 2-1
DSR (Data Set Ready) 6-6
DTE (Data Terminal Equipment) pin
configuration 6-6
DTR (Data Terminal Ready) 6-6, B-1
Duplex, Definition 6-7
Dynagage Sap Flow - [Instruction 67] F-1
E
Earth Ground OV-4, 14-6
Editing datalogger programs OV-17
Editor errors 3-9
EDLOG OV-10, OV-11, OV-13, 1-2
ELSE - [Instruction 94] 12-6
Programming example 8-7
Enclosures, Environmental 14-1
END - [Instruction 95] 12-6
Programming examples 7-20, 8-7
Erasing all memory ix, 1-8
Error codes 3-9
Overranging 3-2
Overrun occurrences 1-1
Examples, programming OV-13
Ex-Del-Diff - [Instruction 8] 9-5, 13-19, 13-20
Ex-Del-SE, see Excite, Delay, and Measure -
[Instruction 4]
Excit-Del, see Excitation with Delay -
[Instruction 22]
Excitation outputs OV-3, OV-4
Excitation with Delay - [Instruction 22] 9-11
Programming examples 7-1, G-1
Excite, Delay, and Measure -
[Instruction 4] 9-4, 13-18, 13-19, 13-20
Programming examples 7-16, 7-19, 8-6
Execution interval OV-7, 1-1
Definition A-1
Example of entering OV-14
Exceeding 1-1
Execution time
Definition A-1
Program instructions 3-6
Execution time requirements for instructions 3-6
EXP(X) - [Instruction 41] 10-2
Extended parameters 4 digit - [Instruction 68]
10-16, H-2
External power supply 14-2
External Reference Junction 7-4
External Storage Peripherals 4-1
Manually Initiated Data Output ( ∗8 Mode) 4-3