Campbell Scientific LoggerNet Datalogger Support Software - Manual (Page 521)

Appendix C. Table-Based Dataloggers
will calculate the amount of memory for the table based on the execution
interval.
The CR200 Series dataloggers have a Public table in which the current scan’s
measurements are held. However, the CR200 Series does not have the ability
to store multiple programs and program processing takes place in a linear
fashion, similar to the TD family of dataloggers (e.g., each programming
instruction is performed sequentially; one instruction must finish before the
datalogger proceeds with the next).
The CR200 Series dataloggers do not have an on-board compiler. Programs
must be precompiled by LoggerNet, or when using the CRBasic Editor, before
they are sent to the datalogger. Refer to Section 5.1.5.2, CR200 Series
Programs, for additional information about sending programs to CR200
dataloggers.
C.2 Converting an Array-Based Program to a
CR10X-TD Table-Based Program using Edlog
The following information is provided for those users familiar with writing
programs for array-based dataloggers or users who have existing array-based
datalogger programs that need to be changed to table-based programs.
PakBus versions of the CR10X family of dataloggers generally
use the same programming instructions as TD table-based
dataloggers.
C.2.1 Steps for Program Conversion
If you are converting a program for the same series of datalogger (e.g., a
CR10X program to a CR10X-TD program) you can edit the existing program
in Edlog. If you are converting a program from one datalogger series to
another (e.g., CR10X to CR23X-TD), you may need to start the program from
scratch.
To convert a program for the same series of datalogger:
1. Open the CSI file in Edlog.
2. The first line of the file will read
;{CR10X}
Change this line to
;{CR10X-TD}
3. Review all of the instructions provided in the section below. If any of
these are included in your program, format them as a comment or delete
them from the program.
4. Save the file to a new file name, but do not compile the file when
prompted.
5. Open the newly created file in Edlog. It will be opened using the CR10X-
TD datalogger template instead of the CR10X. Make any changes
necessary to replace the commented or deleted instructions.
NOTE
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