• Station number. This is the number of the battery station that reported the
data string.
• Battery ID. This field displays the battery ID, if it was entered in the Cadex
analyzer. The Battery ID field always has 10 characters but some or all of them
may be blank spaces.
• Date. This is the date the data string was created, in the format mm/dd/yyyy.
This string reflects the Cadex analyzer date settings, not those of the
computer.
• Time. This is the time the data string was created, using the 24-hour clock and
in the format hhmmss. This string reflects the Cadex analyzer time settings, not
those of the computer.
• Event Code. This number indicates which event has been reported.
Processing strings always display event code 250, which indicates normal
processing. Event strings can display any event code other than 250. For a list
and explanation of event codes, see Messages and Warnings, page 123.
Figure 9: Sample data logged to HyperTerminal.
Cadex Electronics Inc. C7000-C Series Battery Analyzers .
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