Campbell Scientific LoggerNet Datalogger Support Software - Manual (Page 289)

Section 7. Creating and Editing Datalogger Programs
• Instruction 75, Histogram
• Instruction 80, Store Area
• Instruction 81, Rainflow Histogram
• Instruction 100, TDR Measurement
• Instruction 101, SDM-INT8
• Instruction 105, SDI-12 Recorder
• Instruction 106, SDI-12 Sensor
• Instruction 113, SDM-SIO4
• Instruction 118, SDM CAN
• Instruction 119, TDR100
• Instruction 120, Data Transfer to TGT
• Instruction 127, HDR Goes Status and Diagnostics
• Instruction 128, SHEF Data Transfer to TGT
• Instruction 139, Detailed Program Signatures
• Instruction 188, SDI-IO16
• Instruction 189, SDM-LI7500
• Instructions P190–199 PakBus control
• Indexed input locations in a loop
See Edlog Help for each instruction to get a detailed description of input
location usage. You can also refer to the datalogger user’s manual for more
information on these instructions.
When these instructions are used in a program, the Toggle Manual feature can
be used to manually mark Input Locations for use by the program.
7.4.11 Final Storage Labels
When output processing instructions are added to the datalogger program,
Edlog creates final storage labels for the each of the values that will be stored.
The default labels are normally the input location label with a suffix indicating
the type of output processing instruction that created it. In the example below
BattVolt_AVG is the average battery voltage that is stored as part of array 112.
For mixed-array dataloggers the final storage labels are stored in an *.FSL file
when the program is compiled, as well as in the DLD files. For table-based
dataloggers the final storage labels are included as part of the datalogger
program in the *.DLD file; no FSL file is created. LoggerNet gets the final
storage labels as part of the table definitions from the datalogger. Split, the
Graphical and Numeric Displays, View, and the LoggerNetData applications
use the final storage labels.
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