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CSAT3B Three-Dimensional Sonic Anemometer TABLE 8-5. Diagnostic Word Flags Bit # 3 4 5 6 7 8 Hex Value 0x0008 0x0010 0x0020 0x0040 0x0080 0x0100 Decimal Value 8 16 32 64 128 256 Flag Name High Delta C Acquiring Low Voltage Trigger Error Internal Humidity Warning Memory Error Description Difference in the speed of sound between the three non-orthogonal axes is greater than 2.360 m·s-1 (~4 °C @ 25 °C) Indicates that the anemometer is trying to acquire the sonic signal The supply voltage to the anemometer is below 9.0 Vdc A measurement trigger has not been received for at least 1 sec, or the time interval between triggers is varying by greater than 5% The relative humidity inside the CSAT3B block is greater than 80% There is a signature mismatch from the calibration file or another section of memory Troubleshooting The anemometer path length may have been altered or the anemometer head is structurally damaged There may be an obstruction in the anemometer path or on the transducer face or a transducer has failed Check the power supply Check wiring to the datalogger, and check the datalogger program for the expected trigger rate Change the internal desiccant canister (see Section 9.3, Desiccant) Resend an OS and/or cal file to the CSAT3B; contact Campbell Scientific for details 8.4.3 SDMTrigger() The SDMTrigger() is an SDM Input/Output instruction that controls SDM devices that support the group trigger protocol, including the CSAT3B. Up to 15 group-trigger devices can be connected to the SDM bus. All group-trigger devices are triggered for simultaneous measurements with the SDMTrigger. The data from each device is retrieved with the appropriate device-specific instruction. The SDMTrigger() instruction is unnecessary when using CPI communications because group triggering is integrated and enabled into the CPI protocol. Multiple CPI devices will inherently be synchronized. 54

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CSAT3B Three-Dimensional Sonic Anemometer
TABLE 8-5.
Diagnostic Word Flags
Bit #
Hex
Value
Decimal
Value
Flag Name
Description
Troubleshooting
3
0x0008
8
High Delta C
Difference in the speed of
sound between the three
non-orthogonal axes is
greater than 2.360 m·s
-1
(~4 °C @ 25 °C)
The anemometer path length
may have been altered or the
anemometer head is
structurally damaged
4
0x0010
16
Acquiring
Indicates that the
anemometer is trying to
acquire the sonic signal
There may be an obstruction in
the anemometer path or on the
transducer face or a transducer
has failed
5
0x0020
32
Low Voltage
The supply voltage to the
anemometer is below 9.0
Vdc
Check the power supply
6
0x0040
64
Trigger Error
A measurement trigger has
not been received for at
least 1 sec, or the time
interval between triggers is
varying by greater than 5%
Check wiring to the
datalogger, and check the
datalogger program for the
expected trigger rate
7
0x0080
128
Internal
Humidity
Warning
The relative humidity
inside the CSAT3B block
is greater than 80%
Change the internal desiccant
canister (see Section 9.3,
Desiccant
)
8
0x0100
256
Memory Error
There is a signature
mismatch from the
calibration file or another
section of memory
Resend an OS and/or cal file to
the CSAT3B; contact
Campbell Scientific for details
8.4.3 SDMTrigger()
The
SDMTrigger()
is an SDM Input/Output instruction that controls SDM
devices that support the group trigger protocol, including the CSAT3B.
Up to
15 group-trigger devices can be connected to the SDM bus.
All group-trigger
devices are triggered for simultaneous measurements with the SDMTrigger.
The data from each device is retrieved with the appropriate device-specific
instruction.
The
SDMTrigger()
instruction is unnecessary when using CPI
communications because group triggering is integrated and enabled into the
CPI protocol.
Multiple CPI devices will inherently be synchronized.
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