Vaisala HMP240 User Manual

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HMP240

M210300en

Appendix 1: Serial commands

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For example, relative humidity is selected to be output on channel 1 and tem-
perature on channel 2; the temperature range is scaled to 0...100

°

C:

>ASEL RH T <cr>
Ch1

(RH)

lo 0.000 %RH

? <cr>

Ch1

(RH)

hi 100.000 %RH

? <cr>

Ch2

(T )

lo -40.000 'C

? 0 <cr>

Ch2

(T )

hi +160.000 'C

? 100 <cr>

When the ASEL command is given on its own, the transmitter outputs its cur-
rent settings:

>ASEL <cr>
Ch1

(RH)

lo

0.000 %RH

Ch1

(RH)

hi

100.000 %RH

Ch2

(T )

lo

-40.000 'C

Ch2

(T )

hi

+160.000 'C

The outputs and their scales can also be given directly with the ASEL com-
mand.

ASEL xxx yyy aaa.a bbb.b ccc.c ddd.d <cr>

xxx

=

channel 1's quantity

yyy

=

channel 2's quantity

aaa.a

=

lower limit of channel 1

bbb.b

=

upper limit of channel 1

ccc.c

=

lower limit of channel 2

ddd.d

=

upper limit of channel 2

ASCL

Scaling the analogue outputs

Disconnect the security lock jumper!

ASCL <cr>

Scales the outputs selected on channels 1 and 2.

For example, scaling relative humidity on the range of 0...100 %RH and tem-
perature -40...+160 °C:

>ASCL <cr>
Ch1

(RH)

lo

0.000 %RH ? <cr>

Ch1

(RH)

hi

100.000 %RH

? <cr>

Ch2

(T )

lo

0.000 'C ? -40 <cr>

Ch2

(T )

hi

100.000 'C

? 160 <cr>

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