YSI Data Scout Advanced - Manual (Page 25)

000004.614749 : 000.004809 TCmd(SRPoll)=[0]
000004.621342 : 000.006593 TRsp= [0 ] Rcv.Service Request (leftover)
000004.623733 : 000.002391 TCmd+Bk+Mk= [0D0]
000004.733513 : 000.109780 TRsp= [0+9+6 ] bk=0.012011 mk=0.008
000004.738575 : 000.005062 TCmd+Bk+Mk= [0M3]
000004.848199 : 000.109624 TRsp= [00033 ] bk=0.012001 mk=0.008006
000004.853304 : 000.005105 TCmd(SRPoll)=[0]
000004.860490 : 000.007186 TRsp= [0 ] Rcv.Service Request (alone)
000004.862843 : 000.002353 TCmd+Bk+Mk= [0D0]
000004.972907 : 000.110064 TRsp= [0-2.307300+0.000000-14.24048 ] bk=0.012031 mk=0.008001
000005.091869 : 000.118962 !!Show_Splash_Msg: STANDBY: Getting Xducer Data >>> Reading Temperature Units of Xducer #1.
000005.102893 : 000.011024 TCmd+Bk+Mk= [0XUT]
000005.213892 : 000.110999 TRsp= [00031 ] bk=0.012004 mk=0.008006
000005.219357 : 000.005465 TCmd(SRPoll)=[0]
000005.226470 : 000.007113 TRsp= [0 ] Rcv.Service Request (leftover)
000005.229060 : 000.002590 TCmd+Bk+Mk= [0D0]
000005.236519 : 000.007459 timBlink = 5
000005.339145 : 000.102626 TRsp= [0+0 ] bk=0.012003 mk=0.008002
000005.454689 : 000.115545 Show_Status (Run): READY: Use 'Acquire' menu or buttons (below) to start acquiring 'live' data
000006.228323 : 000.773633 timBlink = 6
: : : : :
001320.294216 : 002.689690 !!Show_Splash_Msg: STANDBY: Getting Xdcr. Data >>> Reading Current User-Units Offset/Slope Now!
001320.319388 : 000.025172 TCmd+Bk+Mk= [0I]
001320.437787 : 000.118399 TRsp= [013-YSI----BS2---0.0-607541-2.2 ] bk=0.012004 mk=0.008102
001320.448201 : 000.010414 {ExeXducerCmd} !!Xdcr #1 checked for HOT-SWAP but found none! Overhead = 0.125000 sec.
001320.453047 : 000.004845 TCmd+Bk+Mk= [0M3]
001320.567116 : 000.114069 TRsp= [00033 ] bk=0.012005 mk=0.008005
001320.573787 : 000.006671 TCmd(SRPoll)=[0]
001320.584190 : 000.010404 TRsp= [0 ] Rcv.Service Request (alone)
001320.587453 : 000.003263 TCmd+Bk+Mk= [0D0]
001320.699844 : 000.112391 TRsp= [0+2.307300+0.000000-14.24048 ] bk=0.012006 mk=0.008016
003645.904238 : 2325.204394 Unloading Run Form
003645.942010 : 000.037772 Standby: Closing Com Port 1...
003646.156356 : 000.214347 CommXdcr closed!
003646.165757 : 000.009401 Unloading DSAdv Main Form
The above example of a System Log file format is described below. After the first three initial header lines, all other lines are event lines
or blank lines. Some superfluous event lines have been removed for simplicity and replaced by a line of colons (: : :)
• The leftmost column of an event line is a time stamp. It show relative time (in seconds) that was accumulated since the file
was opened – when that event line was written. Actual time can be determined by adding this to the real-time data and time
stamp in the header.
• The second column is a delta time (in seconds) which is the elapsed time since the previous event was written to the file.
(value is meaningless for the 1 st event line).
• The third column is a variable-length text descriptor string describing that particular diagnostic event. In cases where it is
very long, it may be shown folded onto a second or third line (without a preceding time stamp).
A blank line indicates the passage of time – and precedes any event line whose delta time is longer than 0.1 second since the previous
event line was written. In other words, any blank line indicates that at least 0.1 second (or longer) has passed without an event being
written to the file.
These event lines will be most beneficial to YSI Technical Support if you are experiencing a problem with Data Scout Advanced. You
may be asked by Technical Support to enable this setting in order to record any failure or problem you are experiencing. However,
some failures such as Visual Basic Run-Time Errors may not be detected by Data Scout Advanced. In such cases, you may need to tell
the YSI Technical Support Representative what key stroke you last entered at the time of the failure.
3.5.3 CONFIGURING TRANSDUCERS/ROWS OF THE SITE NET MAP
The second section of the Configure submenu (and the top section of a highlighted transducer’s Site Net Map context menu) contains
“editing” functions that operate directly on the rows (individual transducers) of the Site Net Map. Most of these functions will open
an additional window to gather needed information or to confirm execution.
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