Campbell Scientific LoggerNet Datalogger Support Software - Manual (Page 362)

Section 8. Working with Data Files on the PC
The Crlf is placed after the maximum temperature 67.33 so
that the maximum RH is on the next line.
A carriage return/line feed is recognized by Split as an element,
and may throw the column headers off in the output file.
“Label” returns a comment in the output file. This is a useful
formatting function when labels are desired on the same line
as the data. The label includes anything within the quote
marks, the quote marks are not output but must be in the
parameter file. The label cannot exceed the width of the
output column (default is eight characters). A maximum of
thirty (30) labels are allowed per Select line.
Make sure that the column widths are big enough for the
label to fit. Otherwise the output will indicate Bad Data.
Examples:
“Max Temp” =
Max Temp (outputs Max Temp
Max Temp 24 times)
.
.
.
Max Temp
Smpl(“8 hour “;8),Smpl(“Max Temp”;8), Max(3;8) = 8 hour
Max Temp 58.56
8 hour Max Temp 63.75
8 hour Max Temp 67.33
This example samples the labels called “8 hour” and “Max
Temp” and looks for a Maximum temp for every 8 hour
interval.
Line numbers each line written to the report file or printer. This
differs from the Count function in that Count looks at how
many lines were read.
Examples:
Line, 4, 5 =
1 17.42 5.855
2 17.65 8.27
3 17.76 7.75
4 18.89 7.6
5 19.6 10.41
6 23.32 8.99
7 24.79 9.52
. .
. .
. .
19 24.75 7.08
20 26.03 8.76
21 27.45 11.81
22 35.46 15.62
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