Campbell Scientific CR10X Measurement and Control System User Manual

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CR10X INDEX

INDEX-4

Fast and Slow Measurement Sequence 13-1
Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) - [Instruction 60] 10-7

Programming example 8-15

FFT, see Fast Fourier Transform - [Instruction 60]
Figures, List of LF-1
File Mark in Storage Module 4-4, 4-5, 12-7
Fill and stop memory 4-4
Final Storage

and High/low resolution formats 2-3
Changing size of 1-8
Definition OV-5, 1-6, 2-1, A-1
Erasing 1-9
Example using two Final

Storage areas 8-8

Format 2-3, C-3
Output data resolution & range limits 2-3
Ring memory 2-1

Flags 3-3

Displaying and toggling flags 1-5
Output and Program Control 3-3
Setting Powerup Options 1-12
With J, K commands C-1

Floating point 2-3, 3-1
FRAC(X) - [Instruction 44] 10-3
Fractional Value - [Instruction 44] 10-3
Full Bridge with Excitation Compensation -

[Instruction 9] 9-5, 13-18, 13-19, 13-20
Programming examples 7-8, 7-14

Full Bridge with Single Differential Measurement

- [Instruction 6] 9-5, 13-18, 13-19, 13-20
Programming examples 7-11, 8-13

Full Duplex, Definition 6-7
Functional Modes OV-10, 1-1

Garbage 6-8, A-1
Geokon's Vibrating Wire Pressure Sensor 7-16
GOES, see TGT1 Telonics GOES
GraphTerm (Terminal Emulator Program)

OV-13, 1-10, 6-8

Ground loop influence on resistance

measurements 13-21

Grounding

Lightning protection OV-4, 14-6
see also Analog, Earth ground power

Gypsum Soil Moisture block

223 Blocks 8-3
227 Blocks 7-14

Half Duplex, Definition 6-7
Handshaking on 9 pin connector

Definition A-1
Modem/terminal hardware 6-5

High resolution

and Memory size 2-1
Definition A-1
Programming Output Format, see Set High

or Low Resolution - [Instruction 78]

Range limits 2-3

Histogram, Rainflow - [Instruction 81] 11-6
Histogram, Standard and Weighted Value -

[Instruction 75] 11-3

Set Datalogger ID 1-12
Read Datalogger ID - [Instruction 117] 9-24

If Case X < F - [Instruction 83] 12-1
If Flag/Port - [Instruction 91] 12-5

Programming examples 8-2, 8-8

IF Then/Else comparisons 3-4
If TIME - [Instruction 92] 12-5

Programming examples OV-16, 8-4, 8-5

If X Compared to F - [Instruction 89] 12-4

Programming examples 8-3, 12-4

If X Compared to Y - [Instruction 88] 12-4
Increment Value in Input Location -

[Instruction 32] 10-1

Indexing 3-1, A-1
Indirect Move - [Instruction 61] 10-11
Initiate Telecommunications -

[Instruction 97] 12-7
From one datalogger to another H-1
Programming example G-1, H-1

Input Locations, Indexing 3-1
Input Storage

Altering 1-4
Changing size of 1-8
Data format 2-3, C-3
Definition OV-5, A-2
Displaying 1-4
Setting Powerup Options 1-12

Input/Output Instructions 9-1

Definition OV-8, A-2
Memory and execution times 3-6
Programming examples 7-1
Voltage range parameter 3-2

Installation and maintenance 14-1

Power requirements 14-1

Instruction location number, Definition A-2