User manual
Table Of Contents
- 1 FOREWORD
- 2 INTRODUCTION
- 3 PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION
- OPTIONS AND SPECIFICATION
- INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS
- INSTALLATION
- 7 MECHANICAL
- 8 OUTPUT FORMATS
- 9 ANALOGUE OUTPUTS AND OPTIONS
- 10 METPAK SDI-12
- 11 MAINTENANCE & FAULT-FINDING
- 12 TESTS
- 13 APPENDICES
- CS215_jun06.pdf
MetPak Doc No 1575-PS-0001 Issue 02 CN 4240 March 2006
9.7 Configuration / Diagnostic Information
Each of these commands causes a response from the WindSonic.
Item Command Response
Type and serial No.
D1 TYPE: Y
SERIAL NO.: 012345
Software version D2 FIRMWARE: 2231-102
Unit configuration D3 M2,U1,O1,L1,P1,B3,F1,H1,NA,E3,
Analogue ID (if present)
D4 EXP MOD ID: 0
D4 = 0 (No Analogue outputs)
D4 = 1 (Analogue outputs enabled)
Self test
D6
See Section 0
12.2 Self-Test (Still Air)
10 METPAK SDI-12
WindSonic – Refer to SDI-12 Commands & Message Format
CS215 – Refer to Campbell Scientific User Guide
It is only possible to use SDI-12 commands to program the wind, temperature and humidity sensors. Typical output for
wind data is shown in Gill output message format.
WindSonic default mode identity. 0
CS215 default mode identity. 1 (Note Campbell probe factory default is normally set to 0, to avoid conflict default has
been set to 1, this applies to configurations preset by Gill and also by customers who fit their own Campbell probe.)
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