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<strong>Space</strong> <strong>Weather</strong> <strong>Monitors</strong> <strong>SID</strong> <strong>Manual</strong><br />

Modes:<br />

Calibrate or Datalog<br />

Real-time clock<br />

Data Device<br />

COM* = Config file<br />

COM1 = found device<br />

ID = VLF station<br />

and serial number<br />

Current mode:<br />

There are two modes, Datalog and Calibrate. When the program is in Calibrate mode the<br />

data values are not being logged. This mode is necessary to make adjustments to the<br />

<strong>SID</strong>MON and see the results without saving them as data to a file. Once the <strong>SID</strong>MON is<br />

calibrated, then switch to the Datalog mode to save the data to a file.<br />

To switch between Datalog and Calibrate modes you go through the menu. Press the<br />

ESCAPE key to get the menu, then press ‘C’ for Calibrate or ‘D’ for Datalog. A second<br />

ESCAPE leaves the menu.<br />

Menu:<br />

Pressing ESCAPE gives you menu choices at the top of the screen<br />

D = Data logging mode (collect data in a file)<br />

C = Calibrate (use this while setting up the <strong>SID</strong>MON)<br />

S = Scan for Devices (Analog input devices, such as the DATAQ)<br />

Q = Quit (Exit program)<br />

ESCAPE = leave the menu, go back to previous operation.<br />

Monitor Site:<br />

This is your 3-or more letter identification of your site. For example WSO stands for the<br />

Wilcox <strong>Solar</strong> Observatory, SLHS is for San Leandro High School. A site ID will be<br />

32<br />

Real-time<br />

Voltages<br />

Channel numbers for a DI-194RS are 1 thru 4.<br />

Channel 1 is assigned for the <strong>SID</strong>MON, it is<br />

configured in the config file.

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