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*** .RDT. Special Update....
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Kenmore Square, Boston...atmospheric test site discovered
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Well, after calling 617/536-1180 (discovered by Mudge), I have figured out
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what the hell this thing is, as well as the commands you can use to run it.
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Basically, it an atmospheric pollutant-monitoring device..and I am 99% sure
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it is operated out of the trailer-like building in Kenmore Sq. Basically,
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this system is hooked up to a variety of monitoring devices, which
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measure the concentration (in parts per million...PPM) of various pollutants.
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Current temperature is also recorded (In Kelvin, no less!)
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The computer takes a measurement EVERY MINUTE...and by using different
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commands, you can even go back in to stored records of measurements (as far
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back as 5 days ago)...tests are made EVERY MINUTE of every day..whew!
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Commands consist of single letters (case sensitive!) and numbers. Commands
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function as hotkeys, and echoed as they are typed, and illegal commands are
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echoed as well with an accompanying question mark.
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In this file I provide some captures of data when I played with the system,
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AND a COMMAND SUMMARY to top things off.
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I wonder if this is a proprietary system, or if there are others like it out
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there..anyway, if anyone finds another, PLEASE let me know!
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Here's an example of what you can do...when you first call the system (8N1),
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it *immediately* responds to you by printing out the last minute's recorded
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data:
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RINGING
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CONNECT 1200/NONE
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17:10:00 0018 01 KENMORE SQ 01/18/92
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CHAN NO NO2 NOX TEMP CO SO2
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UNITS PPM PPM PPM DEG K PPM PPM
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17:00 0.044 0.029 0.073 269 1.2 0.013
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I typed nothing in...as soon as connection was made, the system spits out the
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time of the last measurement, and the readings in PPM...the pollutants measured
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are common NO, NO2 (nitrogen dioxide, NOT nitrous oxide...heh), NOX (meaning
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all NO groups combined, like NO, NO2, NO3, etc.), the temperature in degrees
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Kelvin, CO (carbon monoxide) and SO2 (nasty sulfur pollutant...makes acid
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rain in the clouds).
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Type "t" to get the current time and date.
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t
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TIME IS 17:14:07 0018 KENMORE SQ 01/18/92 07B2
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Neat, eh? Now type "1" to get the yesterday's readings in 1 hour
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intervals.
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1
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17:12:03 0017 01 KENMORE SQ 01/17/92
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01 02 03 04 05 06
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CHAN NO NO2 NOX TEMP CO SO2
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UNITS PPM PPM PPM DEG K PPM PPM
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FSCL 0.500 0.500 0.500 333 50.0 0.500
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ZERO 0.000 0.000 0.000 233 0.0 0.000
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01:00 0.026< 0.022< 0.047< 259< 0.8< 0.013<
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02:00 0.024 0.023 0.047 259 0.7< 0.015
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03:00 0.035 0.025 0.060 259 1.0< 0.015<
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04:00 0.015< 0.022< 0.037< 259 0.7 0.018<
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05:00 0.013< 0.028< 0.041< 260 0.5 0.021
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06:00 0.025 0.028 0.053 260 0.6 0.022
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07:00 0.044 0.031 0.074 261 0.9 0.024
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08:00 0.084 0.033 0.117 262 1.4 0.026
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09:00 0.115 0.033 0.147 263 1.8 0.025
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10:00 0.111 0.033 0.143 264 1.8 0.023
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11:00 0.102 0.033 0.134 265 1.5 0.020
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12:00 0.125 0.034 0.158 266 1.7 0.023
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13:00 0.100 0.033 0.133 267 2.0 0.024
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14:00 0.102 0.034 0.135 267 1.6 0.024
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15:00 0.104 0.034 0.138 267 1.8 0.029
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16:00 0.126 0.035 0.161 268 2.3 0.030
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17:00 0.136 0.038 0.173 268 2.2 0.034
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18:00 0.156 0.037 0.193 268 2.9 0.039
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19:00 0.167 0.040 0.207 269 2.5 0.040
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20:00 0.126 0.039 0.165 269 2.0 0.039
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21:00 0.107 0.038 0.144 270 1.8 0.038
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22:00 0.097 0.035 0.131 270 1.8 0.037
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23:00 0.089 0.034 0.122 270 1.7 0.034
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24:00 0.080 0.033 0.113 270 1.8 0.030
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SUMMA 0.088 0.032 0.120 265 1.6 0.027
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CALIBRATION RESULTS
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ZERO/SPAN PARAMETER START STOP DAY ACTUAL EXPECTED TYPE
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ZERO 06 SO2 02:33 02:48 0017 0.002 0.000 I
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SPAN1 06 SO2 02:48 03:08 0017 0.377 0.356 I
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ZERO 02 NO2 03:33 03:48 0017 0.001 0.000 I
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SPAN1 02 NO2 03:48 04:08 0017 0.377 0.366 I
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ZERO 01 NO 03:33 03:48 0017 0.005 0.000 I
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SPAN1 01 NO 03:48 04:08 0017 0.006 0.000 I
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ZERO 03 NOX 03:33 03:48 0017 0.005 0.000 I
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SPAN1 03 NOX 03:48 04:08 0017 0.381 0.367 I
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ZERO 05 CO 01:34 01:49 0017 0.1 0.0 I
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SPAN1 05 CO 01:49 02:09 0017 36.8 36.9 I
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Note that the calibration results for that day are also included.
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Other numbers will get you previous day's test results.
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Hitting "a" will get you a raw HEX dump of the data for the current day..
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no nice tables with headings! Note the number "0018" which is the date of the
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test..these dumps cover the entire day at 1 hour intervals. Probably intended
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for use with some environmental data interpreting program as opposed to a
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dumb terminal.
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a 0018 01 KENMORE SQ 0440
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@101000 0018 022B 01:00 8130 807E 81AE 82E4 8040 8075 8005 8005 077D
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@102000 0018 022C 02:00 80FB 8078 8174 82E6 203A 806E 8005 8005 0795
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@103000 0018 022D 03:00 80CE 806E 813C 82E2 2036 2061 8004 8005 0783
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@104000 0018 022E 04:00 2062 2066 20C9 82DD 8020 2059 8003 8005 075E
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@105000 0018 022F 05:00 202E 2055 2084 82DC 8017 8047 8003 8005 0764
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@106000 0018 0230 06:00 8025 804D 8073 82D8 8014 8044 8003 8005 0762
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@107000 0018 0231 07:00 803B 8051 808D 82D2 8017 8046 8003 8005 0770
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@108000 0018 0232 08:00 8054 805D 80B2 82CD 801A 8046 8003 8005 078B
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@109000 0018 0233 09:00 8061 8051 80B3 82DA 801C 8037 8003 8004 0777
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@110000 0018 022B 10:00 805C 804A 80A7 82E0 801C 802D 8003 8005 078F
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@111000 0018 022C 11:00 8062 804C 80AF 82E4 8020 802C 8003 8005 0782
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@112000 0018 022D 12:00 8074 8051 80C6 82ED 8023 802D 8004 8005 077C
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@113000 0018 022E 13:00 8080 805A 80DA 82EC 8029 802E 8004 8005 079C
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@114000 0018 022F 14:00 8082 805B 80DE 82EB 8027 802C 8004 8005 079F
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@115000 0018 0230 15:00 80A4 8061 8106 82EB 8029 802F 8004 8005 077E
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@116000 0018 0231 16:00 80A7 806B 8112 82DF 8030 802E 8004 8005 078A
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@117000 0018 0232 17:00 80AE 8074 8122 82CA 802E 8033 8004 8005 078A
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{Z1030106I 0279 0233 0248 0018 0009 0000 03E8
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{S1030106I 0272 0248 0308 0018 05D4 0590 040D
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{Z1030102I 0275 0333 0348 0018 0007 0000 03E8
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{S1030102I 026E 0348 0408 0018 060E 05B8 041E
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{Z1030101I 0274 0333 0348 0018 0021 0000 03E4
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{S1030101I 026D 0348 0408 0018 0022 0000 03E8
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{Z1030103I 0276 0333 0348 0018 0028 0000 03EB
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{S1030103I 026F 0348 0408 0018 062B 05BC 0428
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{Z1030105I 0278 0134 0149 0018 0008 0000 03E7
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{S1030105I 0271 0149 0209 0018 05BC 05C4 0428
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Hitting "o" will get you the past hour's worth of data in 1 minute intervals.
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Note the use of a 24hr clock. No am/pm bull...
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o 0018 01 KENMORE SQ 044E
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@101000 0018 022B 17:11 8067 8065 80CD 82B7 8020 802C 8004 8005 0784
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@102000 0018 022C 17:10 8095 806D 8101 82B8 802D 802C 8004 8005 0783
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@103000 0018 022D 17:09 8090 806B 80FB 82B9 801E 8030 8004 8005 0799
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@104000 0018 022E 17:08 80C6 8077 813D 82BA 8049 8035 8007 800A 07A1
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@105000 0018 022F 17:07 80AA 806C 8117 82BA 802E 8034 8008 8009 07A7
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@106000 0018 0230 17:06 80CA 806F 8139 82BA 8027 8038 8007 8008 07A3
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@107000 0018 0231 17:05 80D4 8073 8147 82BB 8025 8032 8007 8009 077D
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@108000 0018 0232 17:04 8114 8079 818C 82BC 802E 8030 8005 8006 078A
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@109000 0018 0233 17:03 810C 8079 8185 82BD 8048 802E 8008 800A 07A1
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@110000 0018 022B 17:02 80CF 8069 8139 82BD 803D 802C 8005 8005 07AD
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@111000 0018 022C 17:01 80A7 806C 8113 82BE 8033 8032 8004 8005 077C
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@112000 0018 022D 17:00 8097 806D 8105 82BF 8027 8032 8004 8005 0779
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@113000 0018 022E 16:59 808B 8067 80F3 82C0 802B 8034 8006 8009 0794
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@114000 0018 022F 16:58 808F 8066 80F6 82C0 8027 803A 8004 8005 0795
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@115000 0018 0230 16:57 80B4 807A 812E 82C1 802A 8041 8006 8008 0795
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And hitting "Z" will output the current test recorded.
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Z
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17:10:00 0018 01 KENMORE SQ 01/18/92
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CHAN NO NO2 NOX TEMP CO SO2
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UNITS PPM PPM PPM DEG K PPM PPM
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17:00 0.044 0.029 0.073 269 1.2 0.013
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The "U" command is the COOLEST. It gives you SECOND by SECOND updates of
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what's going on. Notice how the concentration values change:
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U
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01:45:38
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NO NO2 NOX TEMP CO SO2
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PPM PPM PPM DEG K PPM PPM NONE NONE
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0.045 0.025 0.069 261 0.2 0.020
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U
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01:45:41
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NO NO2 NOX TEMP CO SO2
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PPM PPM PPM DEG K PPM PPM NONE NONE
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0.045 0.025 0.069 261 0.2 0.020
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U
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01:45:50
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NO NO2 NOX TEMP CO SO2
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PPM PPM PPM DEG K PPM PPM NONE NONE
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0.043 0.024 0.066 261 0.2 0.020
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U
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01:46:00
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NO NO2 NOX TEMP CO SO2
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PPM PPM PPM DEG K PPM PPM NONE NONE
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0.043 0.024 0.066 261 0.3 0.020
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The "L" command gives you this funky setup info. See if you can figure it
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out. Looks interesting:
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L
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01:48:04 0019 01 KENMORE SQ 01/19/92
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01 02 03 04 05 06
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CHAN NO NO2 NOX TEMP CO SO2
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UNITS PPM PPM PPM DEG K PPM PPM
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FSCL 0.500 0.500 0.500 333 50.0 0.500
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ZERO 0.000 0.000 0.000 233 0.0 0.000
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# PWR FAIL TO PRT (1-A) - 4
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5 MIN STATUS 0,1 - 1
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# A/D SMPS (1-99) - 06
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PRELIMINARY AVG; 1=1MIN, 2=2MIN, 3=3MIN = 1
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INTERIM AVG; 1=5MIN, 2=6MIN, 3=10MIN = 1
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FINAL; 1=60MIN, 2=30MIN, 3=15MIN = 1
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AVERAGE (1) OR INSTANTANEOUS (2) = 1
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CARTRIDGE INTERVAL; 1=FINAL, 2=INTERIM, 3=PRELIM, = 1
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NUMBER OF WS/WD PAIRS 0-3 = 0
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WD SENSOR TYPE; 1=540 2=360 = 1
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# CHANNEL TO RECORD 1-8 = 6
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IS CHANNEL 1 RAINFALL (Y/N) - N
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CART ROLLOVER (Y/N) - Y
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RECORD DATA STATUS - Y
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RECORD INPUT STATUS - N
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MULTIPLE UNIT - N
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PORTABLE OPERATION - N
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PARALLEL PORT - Y
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PRT SMALL CHARS Y/N - N
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** AUTO PRINTS **
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INTERIM AVGS - N
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LAST HOUR - N
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DAILY - N
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HOURLY - N
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CONTROL CHANGE - N
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STATUS CHANGE - N
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INST VALUES - N
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CHANNEL U/D SMPLS 8 - 1 16 - 9 24 - 17
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01 NO U 06 XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX
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02 NO2 U 06 XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX
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03 NOX U 06 XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX
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04 TEMP U 06 XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX
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05 CO U 06 XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX
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06 SO2 U 06 XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX
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CHANNEL 8 - 1 16 - 9 PURGE 8 - 1 16 - 9
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01 NO X00XXXXX XXXXXXXX I 05 X00XXXXX XXXXXXXX
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02 NO2 X00XXXXX XXXXXXXX I 05 X00XXXXX XXXXXXXX
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03 NOX X00XXXXX XXXXXXXX I 05 X00XXXXX XXXXXXXX
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04 TEMP XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX 00 XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX
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05 CO XXXXX00X XXXXXXXX I 05 XXXXX00X XXXXXXXX
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06 SO2 XXX00XXX XXXXXXXX I 05 XXX00XXX XXXXXXXX
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CONTROL SETUP
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SEQUENCE # 1
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STR TM 001:33:00
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E00000000 00000000
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F00000000 00000000
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D00000000 00000000
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DS 01 0
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T1 000:01:00
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XXXXXX1X XXXXXXXX
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T2 000:16:00
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XXXXX10X XXXXXXXX
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T3 000:36:00
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XXXXX0XX XXXXXXXX
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T4 001:00:00
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XXXX1XX1 XXXXXXXX
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T5 001:15:00
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XXX10XX1 XXXXXXXX
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T6 001:35:00
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XXX0XXX0 XXXXXXXX
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T7 002:00:00
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XX1XXXX1 XXXXXXXX
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T8 002:15:00
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X10XXXX1 XXXXXXXX
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T9 002:35:00
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X0XXXXX0 XXXXXXXX
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REP RT 024:00:00
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CAL CONFIGURATION
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PARAMETER TYPE 8 - 1 16 - 9 EXPECTED CAL FS
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NO I ..Z..... ........ 0.000 0.500
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NO I .S...... ........ 0.000 0.500
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NO2 I ..Z..... ........ 0.000 0.500
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NO2 I .S...... ........ 0.366 0.500
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NOX I ..Z..... ........ 0.000 0.500
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NOX I .S...... ........ 0.367 0.500
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CO I ......Z. ........ 0.0 50.0
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CO I .....S.. ........ 36.9 50.0
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SO2 I ....Z... ........ 0.000 0.500
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SO2 I ...S.... ........ 0.356 0.500
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04-11-90.M28,JD131, P740,AQM,NS,RAIN=10IN,AC-2,SP=4,SQ=4,PSW-0
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,OME,TP,BKT,8CH,16CO,24S,PP-6,OMA,4M,FDA,HBA
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3236 001
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Enuf examples...here's a command summary:
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** Remember..commands are case sensitive! **
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Command | Result
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t,T Current time and date.
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1 Yesterday's readings and calibration data in
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1 hour intervals.
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2 Summary of yesterday.
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3 Data from 2 days ago.
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4 Data from 3 days ago.
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5 Summary from 3 days ago.
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6 Data from 4 days ago.
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7 Summary from 4 days ago.
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8 Data from 5 days ago.
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a HEX-dump data, current day, 1 hour intervals.
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d HEX-dump data, 2 days ago, 1 hour intervals.
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g HEX-dump data, 4 days ago, 1 hour intervals.
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j HEX-dump data, current hour, 5 min intervals.
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k HEX-dump data, past hour, 5 min intervals.
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o HEX-dump data, current hour, 1 min intervals.
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x HEX-dump data, latest reading.
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Z Data, latest reading.
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*U *Gives IMMEDIATE data...changes every second!
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S Funky binary output.
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P Data, past hour, 5 min. intervals.
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C Latest calibration results.
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L Funky setup info.
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F Funky playback info.
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G Data, current hour, 5 min intervals.
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Anyway, ENJOY this great resource. PLEASE don't try to crash it, or phuck
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with it, or molest it!..this is a GREAT thing to have access to, and if
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I find anyone fucking things up on it, I'm gonna get pissed off...
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"Hey, I wonder what the PPM concentration of carbon monoxide is in Kenmore
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tonite?....ooooo...too high for me....better stay inside.."
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Thanks to Mudge for discovering this (keep that scanner going!)
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...and The Knight for CN/A 'ing it.. ;)
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"Truth is cheap, but information costs."
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..oooOO Count Zero OOooo.. -=RDT |