Campbell Scientific CS125 Present Weather Sensor - Manual (Page 34)

CS125 Present Weather Sensor
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ID Name Range Description Factory
default
1 Sensor ID 0-9 Separate ID used as an extra identifier for a
particular CS125 on a network. 0
2 User Alarm 1 Enabled 0-1 User alarm one activation state
0 = Alarm one disabled
1 = Alarm one enabled 0
3 User Alarm 1 Active 0-1 0 = Check if distance is less than ‘User alarm 1
Distance’
1 = Check if distance is greater than ‘User alarm 1
Distance’ 0
4 User alarm 1 Distance 0-
60000 Distance value that alarm one will trigger against.
This value will correspond to metres or feet
depending upon which is selected in ‘Visibility
Unit’ 10000
5 User Alarm 2 Enabled 0-1 User alarm two activation state
0 = Alarm two disabled
1 = Alarm two enabled 0
6 User Alarm 2 Active 0-1 0 = Check if distance is less than ‘User alarm 2
Distance’
1 = Check if distance is greater than ‘User alarm 2
Distance’ 0
7 User alarm 2 Distance 0-
60000 Distance value that alarm one will trigger against.
This value will correspond to metres or feet
depending upon which is selected in ‘Visibility
Unit’ 10000
8 Baud rate 0-6 Baud rate for the main RS232/RS485 interface
0 = 115200 bps
1 = 57600 bps
2 = 38400 bps
3 = 19200 bps
4 = 9600 bps
5 = 2400 bps
6 = 1200 bps 2
9 Serial Number 0-
32000 Internal serial number for the CS125.
(Read only) -
10 Visibility Unit M or F Unit the visibility value will be presented as.
M = metres
F = feet M
11 Message Interval 1-3600 Interval in seconds between outputs in continuous
mode. This value has no effect if polled mode has
been selected in ‘Measurement mode’ 60
12 Measurement mode 0-1 Selects polled or continuous modes.
In continuous mode the sensor will output a string
in the format as set by ‘Message Format’ at regular
intervals as defined by ‘Continuous Interval’.
0 = Continuous mode
1 = Polled mode 0
13 Message Format 0-8 Level of detail outputted by polled or continuous
modes
0, 1 and 2 = Basic, partial or full visibility
messages
3, 4 and 5 = Basic, partial or full SYNOP messages
6, 7 and 8 = Basic, partial or full METAR
messages 2