User's Manual

Using terminal commands

A733 A732 / A731

RF incoming RF incoming

RF outgoing RF outgoing

Digibyte Digibyte

I/O A Pulse Counter I/O A Pulse Counter

I/O B Pulse Counter I/O B Pulse Counter

I/O C Pulse Counter Battery

I/O D Pulse Counter I/O A Cabling 1

Battery I/O A Cabling 2

I/O A Cabling 1 I/O A Cabling 3

I/O A Cabling 2 I/O B Cabling 1

I/O A Cabling 3 I/O B Cabling 2

I/O B Cabling 1 I/O B Cabling 3

I/O B Cabling 2 SDI count

I/O B Cabling 3 SDI offset

I/O C Cabling 1 SDI available

I/O C Cabling 2 SDI data block

I/O C Cabling 3

I/O D Cabling 1

I/O D Cabling 2

I/O D Cabling 3

SDI count

SDI offset

SDI available

SDI data block

Fig. 18: Frame 60,61 (left) and 62 (right) description

The frame is similar to the standard DATA frame, but has the SDI sensor values

appended after the standard analog values. The frames type 60 contain SDI-12

only data.

SDI-12 specific parameters are explained below:

• SDI count — represents the number of SDI values following in the SDI

data block.

• SDI offset — the offset in the SDI-12 frame. Usually it is 0 (no offset is

used).

• SDI available — is the number of SDI-12 sensor values effectiveky

returned. The difference between the SDI count and SDI available

indicates missing sensors (down or damaged). Usually these two values

are equal.

• SDI values — it is a number of SDI-12 data blocks, each consisting of four

values:

• SDI address

• SDI method

• SDI index