Campbell Scientific CSI Web Server User Manual

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CSI Web Server

• To check the clock of the CSI Web Server:

http://192.168.4.14/weather/?command=clockcheck&format=html

• To check the clock of the CR1000 in the LoggerNet server data source:

http://192.168.4.14/weather/?command=clockcheck&URI=Server:CR1000
_ip&format=html

Datalogger

In this example, you are directly accessing the datalogger at 192.168.12.55.

• To check the clock of the datalogger:

http://192.168.12.55/?command=clockcheck&format=html

ClockSet

Sets the time for the station specified by the URI. For the CSI Web Server, a
user name and password that has at least read/write rights must be entered (or
previously entered in the same session) or the command will fail. Likewise,
for direct datalogger access, if a .csipasswd file has been sent to the datalogger,
a user name and password must be entered (or previously entered in the same
session) or the command will fail. ClockSet has the following parameters:

URI

The URI can be specified as URI=source_name:station_name.
For direct datalogger access, the URI can be omitted.

Time

The time to set the clock to, in the format of YYYY-MM-DD
T:HH:MM:SS.MS. MS is optional.

Format

The Format is the file format for the result of the command.
Options are HTML, JSON, or XML.

A result code, time, and description are returned for
ClockCheck and ClockSet. With ClockSet, the time returned is
the time before the clock was set.

Code Description

The clock was checked (successful)

The clock was set

The LoggerNet session failed (LoggerNet data
sources only)

Invalid LoggerNet logon (LoggerNet data
sources only)

Blocked by LoggerNet security (LoggerNet
data sources only)