Sutron Corporation 8310 & 7310 Users Manual 8800-1125Rev. 2.7 (BETA) 4/16/2014 pg. 95
measure data more frequently than you log it, typcially due to a desire to evaluate the data for
alarm more frequently than it is logged.
Note that this property is not shown when RecordID has been set to a log record (the log record
schedule determines how often to log the data).
RecordID
The RecordID property enables you to define an output as a “field” of a Log Record. Log Records
are used to customize the format of your data. You must set one up in Station Setup/Log
Records before you can select a RecordID here. See the section Station Setup/Log Records later
in this chapter for a full explanation of Log Records. If you have selected a Log Record, you can
press right from here to review or modify the properties of that record.
If a valid RecordID is selected, the following properties appear:
Sequence
Specifies the order in which outputs appear in the Log Record.
Format
Scroll through the list to choose the data format you need, or press enter to manually edit the
format. You can manually add a character to separate the fields (measurement name, value,
quality, units) or rearrange the fields to suit your needs.
Add Alarm, Delete Alarm, AlarmDeadband, etc.
These menu items are used to manage alarm settings for the output. Select Add Alarm to add a
HiLimit, LowLimit, or HiROC alarm evaluation. The output data is evaluated for alarm on every
new measurement. The TxAlarmMode property in the output’s telemetry settings is used to
control when to transmit data on alarm.
See Station Setup/Measurements/Mx/Mx.Ox/Telemetry Settings and/or Understand Alarms and
Alarm Transmissions for more information.
IsSSPCurData
When Yes, the output is included in data reports that are generated for SSP cur data requests, as
is typically done when the station is being polled by XConnect and/or Tempest. You should also
set it to Yes when you wish to include the output in speech modem phrases – this exposes the
telemetry sub-menu where you may define the phrases to be spoken before and after the
output’s value.
WebDisplay
When Yes, the output is included in the default web page provided by the 8310 over IP port 80.
MODBUS
The output’s MODBUS menu contains the following settings, used to define the output as a
MODBUS register.
BaseRegister 1
Type Holding Register
ValueType float
MSW Low Reg
Min 0
Max 65535
LiveReading No
End MODBUS
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