Vaisala RVP900

Chapter 7 __________________________________________________ Host Computer Commands
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A simple way to generate these values is to imagine four 16-bit quantities
having the following names and values: LOG=AAAA, CSR=CCCC,
SQI=F0F0, SIG=FF00. The flag value needed to represent a given logical
combination of threshold outcomes is obtained as the result when that
same logical combination is applied to these special numbers.
For example:
which corresponds with one of the examples given above.
0916-081
See Description for Input #11.
0916-082
See Description for Input #11.
Value Criteria
FFFF All Pass (Thresholds disabled)
0000 All Fail (No data are passed)
AAAA LOG
8888 LOG and CSR
A0A0 LOG and SQI
8080 LOG and CSR and SQI
F0F0 SQI
FAFA SQI or LOG
C0C0 SQI and CSR
F000 SQI and SIG
C000 SQI and SIG and CSR
FFF0 SQI or SIG
CCC0 (SQI or SIG) and CSR
(SQI or SIG) and CSR = (F0F0 or FF00 ) and CCCC
= (FFF0) and CCCC
= CCC0
15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
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| Threshold Control Flags for Corrected Reflectivity | Input 12
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15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
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| Threshold Control Flags for Velocity | Input 13
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