Campbell Scientific PST3/PST8 Pump and Slug Test System - Manual (Page 13)

Connect the PST to 115 VAC via the AC adapter to "top off" the battery.
After several hours or overnight, disconnect.
Connect the pressure transducer(s), enter the multiplier(s) - see *4 Table,
below. Verify reasonable readings.
Check desiccant box. Verify tight connections in terminal strip. Confirm
the presence of desiccant (this should be changed every 3-6 months) and
porous plastic filter (see Figure 1-1, Section 1).
Turn the PST power switch on (Figure 1-5, Section 1). The CR10 will go
through a memory check. When ":96" appears on the screen, go on to
the next step (some PST versions will display a meaningless 71 and E99
before the :96 appears).
Set the datalogger clock: year, day-of-year (see the table at the back of
this prompt sheet), and military time.
If using a computer, escape from the program PST to the DOS prompt
before using the keyboard display.
Key in ID:data Explanation
*5 :HH:MM:SS Displays current time
A 05:xx Displays year
year
(last 2 digits)
A
05:xxxx Enters the correct year and then
displays the day of the year.
day of year
(see table, page 3-9)
A
05:HH:MM:SS Enters the correct day-of-year and
displays hours/minutes.
hours & minutes
(military time)
A :HH:MM:SS Enters the corrected time in military
time (0-2400).
3.1 The day before
a test
3.2 PST setup the
day of the test
Power
Set datalogger
clock
Two methods:
Using the CR10
3.0 STEP BY STEP PROCEDURE FOR A PUMP OR SLUG TEST.
3-1