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WR-25 Instruction Manual

 

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F1

Report Output

F2

Retrieve Log Data

F3

Display Log Data

F4

Purge Log Data

F5

Display Cal Data

F6

Graphic Log Data

F7

Print Log Data

F8

Get Version again

F9

Set Date/Time

F10

Exit Program

 

 

Pressing F1 enables the user to communicate with the WRL using all the commands referred to in the Communicating with the WRL (page 14) Section of this manual.

Pressing F2 instructs the computer to retrieve data from the WRL and place that data in a file on the disk drive. Only new data will be written to disk during successive retrievals. Any number of WRL’s or WPS’ can be accessed and their data will be put in different files on the drive. There will be two files written on to your drive, log_day.??? and log_rec.???. Log_day. ??? has the minimum and maximum values and log_rec.??? has the individual records. Each file has a file extenuation that corresponds to the ID number of each weather unit. The ID number can be changed through the calibration (F5) routine in Twi_Log. For example if you downloaded data from a unit with the ID of 124 the data for that unit would be found in log_rec.124.

Pressing F3 displays the data written on disk. Press the up arrow key to go up or down one record at a time, press the page up or down keys to display one screen of data at a time, press the home or end key to go to the top or bottom of the file. The delete key takes all records prior to that displayed at the top of the screen and transfers that data to an archive file arc_log.??? file. The extension ??? will be the same as the unit number. The data that is archived is removed from the current display and log file.

Pressing F4 purges any duplicate data written on disk.

Pressing F5 -the calibration screen.

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WR-25 Instruction Manual

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