Campbell Scientific LoggerNet Datalogger Support Software User Manual
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Table of Contents
Editor Preferences .............................................. 7-33
Instruction Panel Preferences ............................. 7-35
Other Options .................................................... 7-35
CRBasic Editor Tools Menu ......................................... 7-36
Edit Instruction Categories ................................ 7-36
Constant Customization ..................................... 7-37
Other Options .................................................... 7-39
Available Help Information .......................................... 7-40
CRBasic Programming ............................................................ 7-40
Programming Sequence ................................................ 7-40
Program Declarations ................................................... 7-41
Mathematical Expressions ............................................ 7-42
Measurement and Output Processing Instructions ........ 7-42
Line Continuation ......................................................... 7-43
Inserting Comments Into Program ................................ 7-43
Example Program ......................................................... 7-44
Data Tables ................................................................... 7-44
The Scan — Measurement Timing and Processing ...... 7-46
Numerical Entries ......................................................... 7-47
Logical Expression Evaluation ..................................... 7-47
What is True? ..................................................... 7-47
Expression Evaluation ....................................... 7-48
Numeric Results of Expression Evaluation ....... 7-48
Flags ............................................................................. 7-49
Parameter Types ........................................................... 7-49
Expressions in Parameters ................................. 7-49
Arrays of Multipliers and Offsets for Sensor
Calibration ...................................................... 7-50
Program Access to Data Tables .................................... 7-50
Overview ................................................................................. 7-51
Precompiler ................................................................... 7-51
Context-sensitive Help ................................................. 7-52
Programming Efficiency ............................................... 7-52
Input Location Labels ................................................... 7-52
Final Storage Label Editor ............................................ 7-52
Expression Compiler .................................................... 7-52
Creating a New Edlog Program .............................................. 7-53
Program Structure ......................................................... 7-54
Edlog File Types ........................................................... 7-55
Inserting Instructions into the Program ........................ 7-56
Entering Parameters for the Instructions ...................... 7-57
Program Comments ...................................................... 7-57
Expressions ................................................................... 7-58
Editing an Existing Program ......................................... 7-63
Editing Comments, Instructions, and Expressions ....... 7-65
Cut, Copy, Paste, and Clipboard Options ..................... 7-65
Library Files ............................................................................ 7-65
Documenting a DLD File ........................................................ 7-65
Display Options ....................................................................... 7-66
Graphical Toolbar ......................................................... 7-66
Renumbering the Instructions ....................................... 7-67
Compress VIEW ........................................................... 7-67
Indention ....................................................................... 7-67
Input Locations ....................................................................... 7-67
Entering Input Locations ......................................................... 7-68
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