WinAQMS Mini DAS User manual 1.0 Appendix
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The current list of serial output report formats is as follows.
AQMS text is the same format as that used by the older Ecotech 9400DAS.
<PP><sp><RRRR><sp>><yy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss><sp><####0.####><ST><####0.####><ST>…<CR><LF>
PP - 2 letter space filled data file prefix
sp - the space character (A.S.C.I.I. 32)
RRRR – report type. One of RPT1, RPT2, RPT3, RPT4, SPAN, ZERO or PREC.
yy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss – Year, month, day, hour (24 hour), minute, second.
####0.#### - 10 digit numerical value (space filled on the left hand side). If the value uses more
than 10 digits then the format changes to a scientific format of the form M.MME+XX where
M.MM is the mantissa of the number and XX is the exponent. For example, the number 123.456
in scientific format will be changed to 1.23E+02 and the number 0.023456 will be changed to
2.35E-02.
ST – is a status character for the data reading where
* is out of service
p is analyser power failure
f is instrument fault
L data good, low alarm
> data good, high alarm
a space is good data
< data bad, not enough data
= data bad, no data
Null data is assigned a value of -9999
CR – carriage return character (A.S.C.I.I. 13)
LF – linefeed character (A.S.C.I.I. 10)
WinAQMS Mini DAS sci.
<PPP>,<RRR>,<YYYY/MM/DD
HH:NN:SS>,<CH#>,<M.MMMME+XX>,<status>,<CH#>,<M.MMMME+XX>,<status>,….<CR><LF>
PPP - is the data file prefix (1 to 3 character length)
, - comma character (A.S.C.I.I. 44)
RRR - is the report number (1 to 3 character length) where:
1 = report 1
2 = report 2
3 = report 3
4 = report 4
128 = span report
144 = zero report
160 = precision report
YYYY/MM/DD HH:NN:SS - is the date and time
CH# - the channel number
M.MMMME+XX - channel data in scientific format
status - data status (see section 8 Appendix D for more information on the WinAQMS Mini DAS
status)
CR – carriage return character (A.S.C.I.I. 13)
LF – linefeed character (A.S.C.I.I. 10)
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