Campbell Scientific TX312 High Data Rate GOES Transmitter - Manual (Page 51)

Appendix D. RAWS-7 Data Format
D-3
P126 format code 3
ASCII RAWS-7 format, 1, 2 or 3 columns
1 Total
Rain xx.xx
2 Avg Wind Speed xxx
3 Avg Wing Direction xxx
4 Sample Air Temp xxx
5 Avg Relative Humidity xxx
6 Sample Fuel Temp xxx
7 Battery Voltage xx.x
P126 format code 4
ASCII fixed decimal
xxx.x
P126 format code 5
ASCII fixed decimal
xx.xx
P126 format code 6
ASCII fixed decimal
x.xxx
P126 format code 7
ASCII fixed decimal
xxx
P126 format code 8
ASCII fixed decimal
xxxxx
D.5 Writing Additional Data Values Beyond the
RAWS-7
If additional data points beyond the RAWS-7 need to be transmitted, each row
of data is stored in input locations until the data set is complete. Then the data
is copied to the transmitter.
When P126 is executed with a data format code of 4 through 8, the line of data
is preceded by a carriage return and line feed. Each data point is separated by a
space. Format code 8 can be used with high or low resolution data. Three steps
are required to write a row of data: Set the output flag, write data to final
storage, copy data to transmitter by executing P126.
Program example
CR10X program example to send fire weather data. If using the example
program, using the input location editor to name all the input locations can be
helpful. In Edlog.exe, start a new program then press F5 to bring up the input
location editor. Type in the names for all the input locations. The input location
names are listed at the end of the program example. F6 will bring up a pick list
of all the input locations. Using the pick list helps to avoid mistakes when
selecting input locations.