YSI 5200 - Manual (Page 93)

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12. Disconnect power from the 5200.
13. Reapply power to the 5200.
9.1.6 General Alarm
See Section 7.2 General Alarm for a detailed description.
9.1.7 Display Address (Serial Number)
Displays the Address (serial number) of the 5200 on the screen. The Address and software version are
also displayed whenever the 5200 is powered on.
9.1.8 Data
The 5200 has a 32K volatile memory, allowing it to log 750 sample data sets. The logging rate is user
selectable. Data menu selections are Data Logger, Clear Data, Print Data and Log Events.
Data Logger
Select Data Logger to enter the desired Data Logging time interval.
Clear Data
Clear Data erases all logged data stored in the 5200’s memory.
Print Data
Use Print Data to send logged sample data via the 5200’s RS232 serial port to a computer equipped with
any standard communications software. See Section 3.7.1 RS232 and TCP/IP Port for wiring
connections.
Entire Log
Sends the Entire Log to a computer via the 5200’s RS232 port. The output is tab delimited ASCII text
that can be imported into a spreadsheet. The format is shown below. Headings are not included in the
output.
Date Time pH ORP Temp Cond DO DO% A1A2 AC CS
05/17/2001
09:32:29AM 6.97 209mV 76.6F 187uS 17.22 207 0 0 0 136
05/17/2001 09:38:04AM 6.97 209mV 76.8F 221uS 13.04 157 0 0 0 146
05/17/2001 09:43:04AM 6.97 209mV 76.8F 227uS 12.80 154 0 0 0 144
05/17/2001 09:48:04AM 6.98 209mV 76.8F 249uS 12.70 153 0 0 0 136
A1—Auxiliary Input #1. 0 or 1
A2—Auxiliary Input #2. Digital mode, 0 or 1
AC— Auxiliary Input #2. Analog mode, Analog Counts (4096 counts = full scale)
CS—Check Sum
Current Log
Sends the Current Log (current readings) to a computer via the 5200’s RS232 port. The format is
identical to the Entire Log format shown above. Note that the data sent is the current reading from the
sensors not the last logged data point.