Campbell Scientific SC100 User Manual

SC100 ISOLATED RS-232 BAUD RATE
CONVERTER INTERFACE
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
REVISION: 8/96
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SC100 ISOLATED RS-232 BAUD RATE CONVERTER INTERFACE

The SC100 interface is an updated version of the SC7638 interface. The device has signal and power isolation and is powered by the datalogger. A male 9 pin D-type connector on one side connects to a CR10(X) or 21X, and a female 9 pin D-type connector connects to an RS232 device (computer or sensor (jumper configurable DTE or DCE)). Features programmed to this point include:
Burst mode: (from datalogger to computer) In this mode the SC100 can receive burst data from the datalogger at 76.8k baud, then buffer the data and transmit to the computer at 38.4k baud.
Instruction 15 mode: The SC100 can be configured to support the datalogger Instruction 15 as a transducer RS232 communication interface. The SC100 function is to insure data synchronization and to support baud rates other than 300 or 1200 baud. In this mode the SC100 has a configurable record structure which can be initialized by the datalogger. This configurable information is volatile and requires re-initialization if the SC100 is powered down. By default (without datalogger initializing the SC100) the SC100 simply buffers the data coming from a sensor or computer until a carriage return, then flags the datalogger that data is present. The SC100 then transmits the data to the datalogger when Instruction 15 asserts the DTR line. In a given record structure, the SC100 searches for a specified string then buffers all of the data following the string until it encounters a termination character (the search string and termination characters are user specified through the optional initialization sequence). Some data conversion (e.g., alpha characters to number equivalents) can also be performed.
Command sequences from the datalogger (CR10(X) only). This is the optional initialization sequence.
Command for initializing search/find & replace structure:
ctrl-Q(17), I (73), 1 (49) Following these three command bytes the
SC100 will expect: Structure initialization information:
1) search byte 1 (range from 1-127; must be 0 if not used)
2) search byte 2 (range from 1-127; must be 0 if not used)
3) search byte 3 (range from 1-127; must be 0 if not used)
4) search byte 4 (range from 1-127; must be 0 if not used)
5) search byte 5 (range from 1-127; must be 0 if not used)
6) search byte 6 (range from 1-127; must be 0 if not used)
7) byte --> 0 (this location must always be 0)
8) find and replace with 0 (range from 1-126; must be 127 if not used )
9) find and replace with 1 (range from 1-126; must be 127 if not used )
10) find and replace with 2 (range from 1-126; must be 127 if not used )
11) find and replace with 3 (range from 1-126; must be 127 if not used )
12) termination character (range from 1-127)
NOTE: Within the CR10(X) Instruction 15 parameter 06 (number of locations to send) must be 15. Also parameter 03 (cts/delay before send) must be 1.
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