Campbell Scientific LoggerNet Datalogger Support Software - Manual (Page 424)

Section 10. Utilities Installed with LoggerNet
10.3.3.5 Data Tab
The fifth tab can be used to view the values associated with the most recently
collected record from any table.
To begin, select the table you wish to monitor from the drop-down list. Press
the Poll Table button to poll the specified table or the Poll All button to poll all
tables. The fields of the specified table will be displayed in the grid.
10.3.4 Deleting a Station
An RWIS station can be deleted from LoggerNet’s network map by selecting
that station and either pressing the Delete Station button or selecting Edit |
Delete Station from the menu. The application will present a message box
asking you to confirm the delete operation. If confirmed, the selected station
will be deleted.
10.3.5 Organization of RWIS Data in LoggerNet
The LoggerNet server groups related NTCIP-ESS variables into tables and
each of these tables has an associated collect area. The grouping of variables
as well as the order in which they are declared is derived from the variables
that are defined as blocks in NTCIP-ESS version 2. The tables that are present
as well as the variables that are assigned to them are defined in an XML file
that, at present, is statically linked as a part of the LoggerNet server DLL.
Future versions may have the ability to dynamically specify tables and variable
assignments within those tables. The following sections describe the layout of
each of these tables. Details about the interpretation of these variables can be
found in National Transportation Communications for ITS Protocol
Environmental Sensor Station Interface Standard – Version 02
[http://ntcip.org/library/documents/pdf/1204v02-23b.pdf].
Some of the variables defined by NTCIP-ESS specify the number of instances
of other variables. For example, numEssTemperatureSensors is defined to
specify the number of instances of other variables that follow. Also some
variables are supported only for a specified version of NTCIP-ESS. The
LoggerNet server uses this information when it forms table definitions
associated with collect areas. It will filter out variables that do not match the
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