Sutron Corporation Satlink Operations & Maintenance Manual, Rev 8.04.2 11/3/2016 pg. 96
Timeline:
11:00 measure and log data
11:15 measure and log data
11:30 measure and log data
11:45 measure and log data
11:50 transmission
Setup options:
The user could set up to transmit all four of those values:
Tx Data Content = All
The user could set up to transmit the data from 11:15 and 11:45:
TX Data Time = 00:15:00, Tx Data Interval = 00:30:00
The user could set up to transmit only the data from 11:45:
Tx Data Time=00:45:00, Tx Data Interval = 01:00:00
The user could set up to transmit only the data from 11:00:
Tx Data Time=00:00:00, Tx Data Interval= 01:00:00
Setup to transmit the most recent two readings from 11:30 and 11:45
Tx Data Content = Last, Number of Values to Tx = 2
Tx Data Interval must be a multiple of the Logging Interval. Setting Logging
Interval to 15 minutes and Tx Data Interval to 20 minutes is not a good idea.
9.8. Measurement Setup Defaults
To change the setup of a single measurement to its defaults, type M1 SETUP DEFAULT on the
command line to reset measurement one. This will affect only one measurement.
9.9. Measurement Calibration
Satlink offers an easy way to change the current reading of any measurement. Press the Calibrate
button on the Measurements tab in LinkComm and enter the desired reading.
Via command line, type M1=10.5 to set the reading of measurement one to 10.5
This calibration procedure has the effect of modifying the measurement’s Offset.
When a sensor is calibrated, Satlink will log the readings before and after the calibration along
with a calibration event:
>M1 = 12
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