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WindSonic Doc No 1405 PS 0019 Issue 28 November 2019
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9 MESSAGE FORMATS
On applying power to the WindSonic, it will provide wind measurements in one of the
following formats:
Gill Polar, Continuous (default format)
Gill - UV, Continuous
Gill Polar Polled
Gill UV Polled
NMEA IIMWV or WIMWV (with NMEA status Codes)
NMEA - IIMWV or WIMWV (with Gill Status Codes)
Tunnel U Direction, U Speed
Each of these is described below.
Information on how to change the formats and settings follows in Section 10
CONFIGURING.
9.1 Gill format Polar, Continuous (Default format)
Where:
<STX> = Start of string character (ASCII value 2)
WindSonic node address = Unit identifier
Wind direction = Wind Direction
Wind speed = Wind Speed
Units = Units of measure (knots, m/s etc.)
Status = Anemometer status code (see Section 11.5
for further details)
<ETX> = End of string character (ASCII value 3)
Checksum = This is the EXCLUSIVE OR of the bytes
between (and not including) the <STX>
and <ETX> characters.
<CR> ASCII character
<LF> ASCII character
<STX>Q, 229, 002.74, M, 00, <ETX> 16
WindSonic
Node address
Wind
direction
Wind
speed
Units
Status
Check
sum

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Gill WindSonic Specifications

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BrandGill
ModelWindSonic
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish