Optiquest iRIS 220, iRIS 320 manual Mode Name Description, Flag Value Description

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Option 2

When this option is selected you will be prompted to enter a name for the sensor (maximum 10 characters). This name will be displayed on the iRIS 320 LCD sensor screens.

> Name (max 10)=

Option 3

When this option is selected you will be prompted to enter a number representing the processing mode.

> Mode (0..3)=

Valid modes are:

Mode

Name

Description

0

Instant

Logs only the most recent sample

1

Full Period Average

Logs the average of all samples taken over the logging period

2

Event

(Only valid for pulse input sources) Logs only non-zero samples.

 

 

If the logging rate is 0, then any pulse is logged immediately.

 

 

If the logging rate is > 0, then the total accumulated in the period is

 

 

logged only if it is not zero. In this mode, if there was no sample

 

 

logged at the last expected log time, a zero sample is also logged,

 

 

time stamped with last expected log time/date. This is required for

 

 

time series management purposes.

3

Vector Average

Logs the average of all samples taken over the logging period, but

 

(for Wind Direction)

uses vector calculations to calculate the average.

After selecting the mode, you will then be prompted to configure the extended datalogging options by entering in a number that represents a set of option “flags”.

> Flags (+1:Min +2:Max +4:Dev +8:Flow)=

The number entered is the sum of the extended logging options that you want to enable. See the table below for a listing of all the valid options.

Flag Value 1 = Log Minimum Value sampled in log period Flag Value 2 = Log Maximum Value sampled in log period Flag Value 4 = Log Standard Deviation of samples in log period

Flag Value 8 = Log calculated Flow Rate over log period (only for sensors with a pulse source 3,4,5 or 6)

Flag Value

Description

0

No additional logging

1

Log Minimum

2

Log Maximum

3

Log Minimum and Maximum

4

Log Standard Deviation

5

Log Minimum and Standard Deviation

6

Log Maximum and Standard Deviation

7

Log Minimum, Maximum and Standard Deviation

8

Log Flow Rate

9

Log Minimum and Flow Rate

10

Log Maximum and Flow Rate

11

Log Minimum, Maximum and Flow Rate

12

Log Standard Deviation and Flow Rate

13

Log Minimum, Standard Deviation and Flow Rate

14

Log Maximum, Standard Deviation and Flow Rate

15

Log Minimum, Maximum, Standard Deviation and Flow Rate

Table 4 – Supplementary Logging Flag Definitions

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Contents IRIS 220 iRIS Revision History Contents Diagnostic LEDs 13.4 13.113.2 13.3Support IntroductionAbout this Manual Hardware PCB RevisionIntroduction General Characteristics iRISOverview IRIS 320 / iRIS Typical Applications FeaturesFeature Summary Technical Specifications iRIS Technical Specifications iRIS 320 / iRIS Alternative Wireless Connectivity CSD/SMS Key FeaturesTerminal Configuration Wireless IP Connectivity GPRS/CDMAData Logging Partial Power SaveFull Power Save Security Alarm ProcessingLogged Data Array Identification Real Time Clock & CalendarRemoving / fitting the SIM card GSM models only InstallationRemoving/Replacing the Electronic Assembly iRIS Opening / Closing the Housing iRIS 320 / iRISInternal Battery iRIS 320 / iRIS 320V only I/O ConnectorAnalog Inputs Internal / External 12V Battery SupplyExternal Charger Power Supply Digital Input Circuit Digital InputsDigital Output 1 Circuit Digital OutputsMounting iRIS Antenna ConnectionMounting iRIS 320 / iRIS IRIS 320 / iRIS 320V Mounting DiagramComputer IRIS ConfigurationTerminal Connection Terminal Cfg IRIS 220 / iRIS 320, V1.19 User Guide Main Menu Level Terminal MenusSelect this option to display the Comms configuration menu Comms Cfg Level Option 9 SDI-12 Terminal iRIS 320 / iRIS 320V only Press Esc then Enter to enter an empty string GPRS/CDMA-1X Cfg LevelGprs IP Acceptance Cfg Level Phone List LevelGPRS/CDMA-1X Schedule Cfg Level Sensor Selection Level Internal Sensor Sources Log Multiplier 100 100 Sensor Cfg LevelSupplementary Logging Flag Definitions Mode Name DescriptionFlag Value Description Multiplier= Alarm Cfg Level Alarm Selection LevelOutput Cfg Level Output Selection LevelSource 0 1 2 3 4 Description Typical Scheduled Output Example Date/Time Cfg LevelMiscellaneous Menu Level Voice Menu Level Status LED LED IndicatorsDiagnostic LEDs OperationKeypad Buttons LCD & Keypad iRIS 320 onlyLCD Operation Status IconsLevel Level6 Display Menu StructureSystem Status 1 Screen Level Log In Screen Level 0, when not loggedLogging Control Screen Level 0, when logged Primary LCD Display ScreensMain Menu Screen Level Sensor Related ScreensSystem Status 3 Screen Level System Status 4 Screen LevelSensor Settings Screen 4/5 Alarm 1 Level Sensor Settings Screen 1/5 Process LevelSensor Settings Screen 2/5 Scaling Level Sensor Settings Screen 3/5 Logging LevelTotaliser Related Screens Comms Related Screens Comms Setting Screen 5/8 Schedule 1 Level Comms Setting Screen 2/8 APN/Local IP LevelComms Setting Screen 3/8 Socket a Level Comms Setting Screen 4/8 Socket B LevelRS232 Port Mode Screen Level Comms Setting Screen 6/8 Schedule 2 LevelComms Setting Screen 7/8- CSD Settings Level Comms Setting Screen 8/8 RS232 Settings LevelComms Test Screen Level Comms Enable Screen LevelSMS Communication General Hints Sensor Connection Examples Connecting a Flow Meter or Rain GaugeIris I/O Connector Required Connecting a 0-5V Pressure Transducer12V Battery ExternalSignal 4-20mA Sensor Isolated 12V 24V DC- DC Converter Connecting a 2-Wire Loop-Powered 4-20mA SensorRequired IRIS I/O Connector External 12V Battery Optional Connecting an Up/Down Water Level InstrumentConnecting Analogue Wind Instruments Charging source Solar panel Connecting SDI-12 Instruments. iRIS 320 / iRIS 320V onlyTOP AI4 AI3 AI2 AI1 Agnd 5VOP Example a 4-20mA Water Level Sensor Analogue Input ScalingTroubleshooting User Notes DS-IRM Modem DB25 M Appendix a Radio Using the RS232 InterfaceTait TM80xx Radio DB15 MiRIS 3xx / DS-4483 DB9 F IRIS 320 DB9 FPartition Appendix B Voice Annunciation iRISAdvantages of SDI-12 What is SDI-12?Appendix C SDI-12 iRIS 320 / 320V only Volt-Line SDI-12 Electrical InterfaceSerial Data Line Ground LineDebounce Links 13.1 I/O ConnectorAppendix D Legacy PCB Rev 1.1 Details SDI-12 Interface Diagnostic LEDsInterface Wire Terminal SDI-12 Bus Function REDSupply Voltage Transistor SwitchPurple Switched Output Switch ModuleChemical Composition Appendix E iRIS 320 Enclosure Material SpecApproximate Mechanical Properties IQuest Global Data Network IQuest APN