Integration of ShapeAccelArray and Campbell Scientific CR800
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1. EN 2 qr luu s Figure 12 1 Selecting an SAA to View in SAAView May 2012 18 measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE B sssQuickview ver 1 0 CAUsers Christiane File Help Use mouse to rotate plots SAA No 51496 Az 0 El 0 SAA No 51496 OrthoView E Frame 8819 m 7000 7000 6000 6000 B 5000 5000 E M 4000 3000 3000 2000 2000 1000 1000 5 H H 0 Zoom 100 50 0 50 100 X mm Blue 2011 05 23 15 50 01 Red 2012 04 14 00 00 01 Capture C EKO x z Reset the view angle Figure 12 2 Quickview of absolute shape plots for SAA in SAAView IE x B savien ve ia 2 eee File Settings View Graphall Help SaaView ver 1 14 C Users Christiane BOSTON UK Logger 4 23 12 Tani s logger files and raw2data cutput aulti saa allcart mat Saa51256 pee oes Xvs Y Suiectod Elevations 3 XY Q20 00t DRAG RIGHT CLICK Lines XY 000 To ADJUST SETTINGS 20100811 Viewing UnFiltered Data 20 00 20 00 2 Pa SAA was converted as vertical peril SAA was converted as Ref FAR 1 200012 Active Length 0 00 90 00 0 0012 Elevation offset D ft Azi Incoming AzOffset 0 0 deg Aza Addit AzOffset Not Selected unchecked AveragingDepth Viewing UnFiltered Data2. eene eene nenne nenne senes esas ases esas ases 21 Figure 13 3 Viewing the status of scheduled tasks in Task Master cccccccccssseseeseececeeeeeseeeseeeseeeseceeeeeeeseeeeeeeeens 22 Figure 14 1 Switching the Data File Output option in the LoggerNet Setup utility to Overwrite Existing File 23 May 2012 iv measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE Preface In many cases it is not convenient or desirable to collect data directly from an SAA using SAARecorder In these cases SAA data can be collected using Campbell Scientific s CR800 or CR1000 data loggers This user guide presents information needed to correctly set up a Campbell Scientific logger and SAAs for data collection In this guide for simplicity s sake only CR1000 is mentioned in most cases Unless otherwise noted it can be assumed that both the CR800 and CR1000 can be used in the same fashion with the same settings May 2012 V measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE 1 Introduction ShapeAccelArrays SAA can be configured for use with a CR800 or CR1000 This is accomplished using a Measurand SAA232 or SAA232 5 device and SAACR1000 Integration Suite software The SAACR1000 Integration Suite includes e SAACR File Gen a utility to create the program files that will allow the user to collect data
3. The main program file can be placed in the same way by using the File Control and Send options When uploading the main program file the Run Now and Run On Power up options should be selected Note since the run program options are selected the main program will compile at this point Figure 7 4 Alternatively the Save Compile and Send option in the CRBasic Editor can be used When prompted for Run Options Run Now and Run On Power up should be selected Note If you run the program to test the logger set up make sure to remove garbage data from the logger by clicking the Stop Program button When prompted choose the Clear the Program option When finished setting up the site click Run Options and select Now and Run on Power up to start collecting data To make sure no garbage data is left behind when prompted select Delete associated data tables created by May 2012 11 measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE File Control CR800Series qa ole x e o Eormat Refresh Retrieve Run Options Delete Stop Program Help Bytes Free File Name Run ptions Size Modified Attributes Set Run Options on Send Figure 7 2 Selecting Send option in File Control Select Run Options SAA Include V3 03 cr8 E Run Now Preserve data if no table changed Delete associated data tables created by
4. Run On Power up Figure 7 3 Selecting Run Options when sending files to CR1000 logger May 2012 12 measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE E Connect Sa File Edit View Dat rand Test CR1000 CR1000 wg a Lo logger Help Disconnect ColectNow Custom Station Status File Control NumDisplay Graphs amp Flags Stations Table Monitor Real Time Monitoring Clocks EJ File Control Measurand Test CR1000 x F Show units Adjusted Server Date Time 3R p 0170171990 00 00 00 2 4 Station Date Time Send Rees Believe Run Options Delete Stop Program Help Device Bytes Free File Name Run Options Size Moditied Attibutes s CPU 417280 Include V2 64 01 59 097 KB 2011 09 02 10 01 40 RW Check Set CRD 16384 Communical lor M 1436 2011 09 02 10 08 32 RW E Pause Clock Update Progam No Program Compiling the program ES 14360 out of 14360 bytes have been transferred V Set Run Options on Send 2 files Changing the file s run options List Alphabetically bu 0 00 13 28 Start Interval 00mO3s Figure 7 4 Sending a program to the CR1000 8 Data File Management It is critical that the data files generated by the CR1000 are effectively managed The output folders for CR1000 data files are specified under
5. gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt START lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt Enter the maximum number of octets 8 segment units of any single SAA being used Const MAX NUM OCTETS 15 Enter the maximum number of PZs of any single PZ string being used Const MAX NUM PIEZOS 1 gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt END lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt START lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt Enter number of octets for each SAA each SAA must have an entry Const SAA1 NUM OCTETS 15 Const SAA2 NUM OCTETS 15 gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt END lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt START lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt Enter port index for each SAA each SAA must have an entry COM1 1 COM2 2 COM3 3 COM4 4 RS232 5 Const SAA1 COM PORT 1 Const SAA2 COM PORT 2 gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt END lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt START lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt Enter SAA232 5 port number for each SAA each SAA must have an entry 1 5 i
6. 12 Figure 7 3 Selecting Run Options when sending files to CR1000 enne nnne 12 Figure 7 4 Sending a program to the 1000 4 41 1 1 000 11 1 000 sese sese ne 13 Figure 8 1 Specifying the destination of data files using the LoggerNet Setup utility 14 Figure 9 1 Disabling scheduled data 4 eene nennen nennen nennen nennen enne 15 Figure 9 2 Collecting data using the LoggerNet Connect utility eeeeeeeee eene eee eene eene nenne nennen 16 Figure 10 1 Enabling scheduled data collection eeeeeeeee esee eene sese nn 17 Figure 12 1 Selecting an SAA to View 5 eene eene nnns esee senses sese sese sese sese senes ena 18 Figure 12 2 Quickview of absolute shape plots for SAA in SAAView eene nennen nennen nenne nennen 19 Figure 12 3 Viewing absolute shape for SAA in Main View of SAAView eere eene eee 19 Figure 13 1 Creating a task using the LoggerNet Task Master 20 Figure 13 2 Configuring task options in Task
7. SkipIntervale Viewing UnFiltered Data 4 Scale Auto 15 00 15 00 2 i 2 2 Yin Left 4 Variables vs Selected Vertex Elevations dom SL i Selecttimert i miis SelectTimeT2 x 20 008 B J Y 20 008 l 1 x 0 008 i i Y 000 ES 1 4 1 500 500 1 0 t t i 1 BL i i 1 1 i 1 000 E E i i i pop 2 0 2 2 0 2 50 100 150 200 250 300 in in days Figure 12 3 Viewing absolute shape for SAA in Main View of SAAView 13 Automated Data Conversions Once at least one successful manual conversion has been completed SAA data can be automatically converted to a format viewable in SAA3D or SAAView software This is accomplished using the May 2012 19 measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE LoggerNet Task Master utility The first manual conversion is necessary to generate the pref project txt file which contains conversion settings for subsequent operations The procedure for automating the data conversion process is a Disable scheduled data collection in the LoggerNet Setup utility b Send program files both main and SAA Include to the CR1000 Set the path for data files in the LoggerNet Setup utility d Manually download the data from the logger and perform a manual conversion
8. horizontal 2 vertical Const SAA1 ORIENTATION 1 Const SAA2 ORIENTATION 1 gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt END lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt START lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt Input whether not SAATop is present 0 not present 1 SAATop is present Const SAA1 SAATOP 1 Const SAA2 SAATOP 1 gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt END lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt START lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt Input channel that SAATop is using for communications 0 to 9 usually 0 in most situations unless 2 or more arrays happen to be sharing the exact same serial connection Const 5 1 5 CHANNEL 0 Const 5 2 SAATOP CHANNEL 0 gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt END lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt START lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt 2012 26 measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE Input email parameter strings as constants Message String amp Result Variable Const ServerAddr mail 1xbell ca Const ToAddr your
9. utility Figure 7 1 Right click on the Station of interest and click on File Control the station must be setup using the LoggerNet Setup utility May 2012 10 measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE Screen CR80OSeriesqa cue cn mm File Edit View Datalogger Help File Control d um Display Graphs Ports amp Flags Stations Table Monitor Passive Monitoring Clocks Collect Now Custom Station Stat Show Units Adjusted Server Date Time Field Station Date Time 1 Select Logger you Check Set want to connect to Pause Clock Update 2 Click Connect 3 Once connected Program click File Control No Program Send Retrieve Notes List Alphabetically 0 0 00 00 00 aval omo d View and control the station s file system Figure 7 1 Selecting File Control in the LoggerNet Connect utility Once the File Control window opens the Send option is used to place the SAA Include file on the CR1000 as illustrated in Figure 7 2 The Run Now and Run On Power up options should be deselected when prompted Figure 7 3 since the SAA Include file will not run as a standalone application Note The SAA Include file must be placed on the CR1000 before the main program will run This is accomplished using File Control from the Connect utility
10. A progress bar will now appear after a scheduled data download indicating that the SAACR raw2data utility is running If any of the files required by SAACR raw2data are open while the program is being executed an error message will be generated Data can be viewed at any point by running the SAA3D and viewing the most recent data which has already been automatically converted May 2012 21 measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE Note Any of the files required by SAACR_raw2data E g calibration files multi saa allcart txt cannot be open while the process is running Otherwise an error will be generated Task Master File Edit Help Task Name Action Event Type Event Trigger Last Time Run Next Time to Run Task 1 Execute File After Successful CR1000_Bosto Run Selected Task Pause All Tasks gt TaskStatusEnumerateAck for Task 1 56428 Figure 13 3 Viewing the status of scheduled tasks in Task Master 14 Saving Data in Overwrite File Mode If data is to be collected over long time periods eventually the SAA data files will become very large and require an increasing amount of time to process Once the automated data conversion process has been setup it is possible to switch the File Output Option to Overwrite Existing File Figure 14 1 for the SAA data files the PROJECT INFO and SERIAL ERRORS files should NOT be changed The SAACR raw2data progra
11. This will generate the required pref project txt file e Setup a new task using the Task Master utility subsequently described f Manually download the data again 5 Enable scheduled data collection at the desired data collection interval If you do not follow this procedure you run the risk of having data gaps To add a task in the Task Master click on the CR1000 of interest and click the After button Under How Task n Starts in the Station Event Type select the After Successful Call Option Figure 13 1 3 Task Master Paused 5 File Edit Help Setup Status Messages Tasks How Task 1 Starts Station E vent x 2 1 oo 1 Mis After Successful Call Z ask_ Task Scheduled 5 9 2012 12 00 00 4M 0d 01h 00 m 00 s What Task 1 Does File to Run C Measurand Inc SAA3D SAACR_raw2data exe Command Line C Measurand Inc SAA43D logger_files T est pref_project txt Start In C Measurand Inc SAA3D Add Scheduled Delete E SetTaskSettingsAck for Task_1 56428 Figure 13 1 Creating a task using the LoggerNet Task Master Utility May 2012 20 measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE To configure the task click on the Configure Task button Once the configure screen is open Figure 13 2 check Execute File and browse to C Measurand Inc SAA3D SAACR_raw2d
12. Using IRE 7 5 Creating a Main Program Fil 1 Prae RUE 7 6 Compiling SAA Program Files iioc ccrte ee tet 10 7 Uploading Program Files to the 1000 10 amp Data File Management iit ceci od 13 9 Manual Data CollectiORf EXER n YR Pn aee EUER REN SER Ca 14 10 Automated Data Colle ctiOns Enero ae e a ER tere punte 16 11 Manual Conversions of SAA Data 2 17 12 MISIT 18 13 Automated Data 19 14 Saving Data in Overwrite File 22 Appendix I Integrating other Sensors into the Main Program Advanced 24 May 2012 ii measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE List of Figures Figure 2 1 SAA232 and SAA232 5 for connecting SAA to COM ports on CR800 CR1000 loggers Note SAA wiring GiagramM On the Side 1 Figure 2 2 Wiring diagram for CR1000 with 5 232 3 311111 2 Figure 2 3 Wiring diagram for CR1000 with SAA232 5 4 1 0 1 1066 3 Figu
13. the SAAs into the SAA232 or SAA232 5 The green connectors can be removed from the SAA232 for easier wiring When wiring the SAAs to the SAA232 and logger make sure to note which SAA serial number is connected to which SAA232 or SAA232 5 channel if applicable and the COM port to which the SAA232 or SAA232 5 is connected These must match the logger program May 2012 2 AU measurand SHAPE ADVANTAGE CR1000 COM 1r COM2 COMS33rCOM4 Is ios prs N AN OT O CO 40 O O O O OQ O O O O 13 6 EE E EJ 010 01010 01010 SAAREG BATTERY Note 3 SAAF Note SAAF Note SAAF Note Note 1 Ensure that SAAF serial numbers and port numbers are matched as specified the Main Program of the 1000 Do not arbitrarily move SAAFs to other port numbers Note 2 Solar Panel can be replaced uith a mains charger if available Note 3 Sealed lead acid deep cycle 12U battery SAA CR1000 SAA232 5 Wiring Figure 2 3 Wiring diagram for CR1000 with SAA232 5 May 2012 SAA CR Logger Integration Guide measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE Figure 2 4 Example CR800 amp SAA Integration using one SAAREG two SAA232 a CR800 logger and a Raven XT Wireless Modem 3 Checking SAA Performance Prior to Installation Prior to installing the SAA it is desirable to check the performance of the SAA to verify that no damage was incurred during sh
14. 45 51946 51970 51094 SERIAL NUMS 2 1 51143 SERIAL NUMS 2 2 51200 SERIAL NUMS 2 3 51226 SERIAL NUMS 2 4 51369 SERIAL NUMS 2 5 51576 SERIAL NUMS 2 6 51578 SERIAL NUMS 2 7 51780 SERIAL NUMS 2 8 51921 SERIAL NUMS 2 9 51927 SERIAL NUMS 2 10 51933 SERIAL NUMS 2 11 51936 SERIAL NUMS 2 12 51945 SERIAL NUMS 2 13 51946 SERIAL NUMS 2 14 51970 SERIAL NUMS 2 15 51094 May 2012 34 measurand SHAPE ADVANTAGE SAA CR Logger Integration Guide declare the number of octets for each SAA SAA 1 NUM OCTETS INDEX 1 SAA1 NUM OCTETS SAA2 NUM OCTETS INDEX 2 5 2 NUM OCTETS declare the com port assignment for each SAA SAA1 COM_PORT_INDEX 1 SAA1_COM_PORT SAA232_5_PORT_INDEX 1 SAA1_232_5 PORT SAA2 COM PORT INDEX 2 5 2 COM PORT SAA232 5 PORT INDEX 2 SAA2 232 5 PORT declare the orientation of each SAA SAA1 ORIENTATION INDEX 1 SAA1 ORIENTATION SAA2 ORIENTATION INDEX 2 SAA2 ORIENTATION initialize COM CRC and RANGE errors NUM COM ERRORS 0 May 2012 35 measurand SHAPE ADVANTAGE SAA CR Logger Integration Guide NUM CRC ERRORS 0 NUM RANGE ERRORS 0 initialize SAATOP parameters 1 1 SAATOP VOLTAGE 0 0 5 1 SAATOP CURRENT 0 0 5 1 SAATOP TEMPERATURE 0 0 SAA2 SAA2 SAATOP VOLTAGE 0 0 SAA2 SAATOP CURRENT 0 0 SAA2 SAATOP TEMPERATURE 0 0 decl
15. AAs that be connected to each For a CR1000 up to 20 SAAs can be connected at one time but for a CR800 only 10 SAAs Please contact Measurand or Campbell Scientific for more information on the differences between the two To choose the data logger click the Generate CR1 CR8 File button and select the desired file type in the save screen Figure 5 3 An SAA Include file will also be generated at this time The SAACR FileGen utility can be used to create programs for SAAs and SAAPs Measurand vibrating wire piezometers Once the program is completed it is possible to add coding for other instruments into the program May 2012 8 measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE CJ Computer Local Disk Campbellsci LoggerNet Search Loggernet 0 New folder fanda Name Date modified Type WE Desktop WSAAWCR1000Test cr1 4 30 2012 10 05 AM CRI File 08 Downloads 1 SAAPtest crl 4 16 2012 10 28 AM File Dropbox L SAA Include V3 03 cr 3 5 2012 3 58PM CRIFile lt Recent Places Lj test crl 12 9 2011 3 32 File L SAA Include V3 01 cr 12 5 2011 9 47 AM CRIFile 09 Libraries New folder 4 28 2012 1 07 AM File folder 3 Documents J NetworkMapBackup 4 28 2012 1 06 AM File folder Music Logs 4 28 2012 1 06 AM File folder Pictures Data 4 28 2012 1 05 AM File folder Videos i sys 4 26 2012 2 32PM File folder Comput
16. Date and Time entries For instance if the Base Time is set at 12 15 and the interval is set for 1 hour data collection Scheduled Collection will be attempted at 12 15 1 15 etc Data Files Wizard Complete 4 Previous Next gt Finish Cancel Schedule Help Figure 10 1 Enabling scheduled data collection 11 Manual Conversions of SAA Data SAA data collected using the CR1000 can be manually converted to a format viewable in the Measurand SAA3D or SAAView viewer software using the Measurand SAACR raw2data utility Detailed instructions are found in the SAACR_raw2data instruction manual located in the installation directory Before data can be converted calibration files for your SAAs must reside on your PC Calibration files are most easily attained by downloading SAARecorder software from www MeasurandGeotechnical com website SAARecorder will also be used to perform a pre installation diagnostic check Additionally SAA3D software must also be downloaded from the website It is possible to use the data converter to convert SAA data and data from the following instruments vibrating wire piezometers strain gauges and vibrating wire earth pressure cells It is also possible to convert multiple SAAs into one long superset array In order to use these functionalities you will need to create a site file for the project and place it in the appropriate SAARecorder folder c Measurand Inc SAAReco
17. SAAWCR1000Test cr1 for the CR1000 File Edit View Search Template Instruction Goto Window Tools Help z id ab e Compile Ctrl Alt P saae enaar Save and Compile Ctrl Q A Compile Save and Send Previous Error Next Error setup project descrip Pick CR200 Compiler gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt START lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt Enter the Project Title PROJECT NAME WSAAWCR1000 Test gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt END lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt NUMBER SAAS NUM SAAS AVERAGING NUM TO AVG PROGRAM VERSION NUM VERSION NUM HIGH RES SAA true declare the serial numbers each octet for each SAA gm Line 195 Col 1 273 lines written to C Campbellsci LoggerNet WSAAWCR1000Test crL Figure 6 1 Saving and Compiling the SAA logger program Note When using other sensors with the CR1000 it is advised to add the necessary code to the CR1000 program generated for the SAA rather than trying to integrate the SAA specific program with the other sensors Appendix I provides examples of integrating other sensors 7 Uploading Program Files to the CR1000 Once the program has successfully compiled both the program file and the SAA Include file must be uploaded to the CR1000 before the main program is run This is accomplished in LoggerNet using the Connect
18. The 3D shape of the array is plotted on two graphs the second plot showing the orthogonal view of the first one It is possible to view the X Z position data plot and the Y Z position data plot by clicking the X button at the bottom right of the screen Figure 12 2 It is also possible to view the X Y position data plots by clicking on the Z button at the bottom right of the screen The plots shown in Figure 12 2 contain three solid lines These are a blue line representing the initial shape reading of the array a red line representing the latest shape reading and a black line representing the difference between the initial and latest readings In order to view intermediate readings you will need to use the ViewUnfiltered or ViewFiltered option in the main menu Note that it is also possible to view the absolute shape of the SAA in the main view This is done by selecting Absolute Shape from the View menu Figure 12 3 Complete instructions for the use of SAAView and SAA3D are provided in their respective manuals Bl ver 1 14 gt EE Settings View Adjust Export SAA and non SAA data including pre filtering azinuth offset and alarms Project C Users Christiane BOSTON UK Logger 4 23 12 Tami s logger files and raw2data output multi saa allcart mat Tami s logger files and raw2data output 0 90 0 00 PreviewY def cese oen Def vs t 26 998
19. User Guide Integration of ShapeAccelArray and Campbell Scientific CR800 CR1000 Data Loggers SHAPE ADVANTAGE y ALAVA INGENIEROS www alavaingenieros com Madrid 91 567 97 00 Barcelona 93 459 42 50 Copyright O 2012 by Measurand Inc measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE Notices Measurand shall have no liability for incidental or consequential damages of any kind arising out of the sale installation or use of its products Please read this document and any notes and instructions carefully before proceeding with installation and operation The information herein is subject to change without prior notification ShapeAccelArray is covered by patents including 6127672 6563107 7296363 WO 02 055958 WO 02 055958 WO 98 41815 and others pending Measurand Software is copyrighted Any unauthorized use is strictly prohibited Revisions No 1 May 2012 ii measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE Table of Contents IEIS M iii n IRI Gi edite iunii min ER TEE iv LEER Eget 1 PEE EMI E PH 1 3 Checking SAA Performance Prior to 4 A
20. ain the user manual http www campbellsci ca The LoggerNet toolbar is shown in Figure 4 1 For the purpose of this manual the following utilities will be used e Setup Utility for connecting to or changing connection settings of a Campbell Scientific device e g the CR1000 or CR800 This utility is found in the Main Menu e Connect Utility for managing device connection This utility is found in the Main Menu e CRBasic Editor Editor and compiler for Campbell Scientific programs This utility is found in the Program Menu e Task Master Utility will be discussed in Section 13 This utility is found in the Main Menu Main Program Data Tools Utilities Favorites 5 CAMPBELL SCIENTIFIC Figure 4 1 LoggerNet Utilities menu 5 Creating a Main Program File Program files for collecting SAA data using the CR1000 can be created using the Measurand SAACR FileGen utility Figure 5 1 The following fields must be completed before generating the file e Project Title A descriptor of the monitoring setup e Number of Samples to Average The number of SAA samples used to compute an average reading Values can range from 100 to 25500 The larger the number of samples the better the precision but computational time also increases albeit very minimally With AIA technology data samples can be collected much faster than previously available For example taking the average of 1000 readings standard averaging level will take ap
21. are taken per scan so 800 samples are averaged every 4 hours The piezometer data is collected at a less frequent interval than the other sensors every 8 hours using a SlowSequence Data from all other sensors is collected every 15 minutes DECLARE USER SPECIFIED CONSTANTS must be modified by user to match application specifications Enter the number of preliminary samples to capture Const NUM PRELIM SAMPLES 5 Enter the number of SAAs to be monitored Const NUM SAAS 2 Enter the number of PZ strings to be monitored has to be at least 1 even if there are no PZ strings Const NUM 2 STRINGS 0 Enter the number of total devices number of SAAs PZ strings Const NUM DEVICES 2 Enter the number of Earth Pressure Cells EPC to be monitored Const NUM EPCS 4 May 2012 24 measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE Enter the number of Strain Gages SG to be monitored Const NUM SGS 20 gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt START lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt Enter the number of raw data samples to average for each measurement Samples can range from 100 25500 samples are collected at 400 Hz thus 64 seconds are required for NUM TO AVG 25500 Const NUM TO AVG 1000 gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt END lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt
22. are the SAATop channel of each SAA SAA1 SAATOP_CHANNEL_INDEX 1 SAA1_SAATOP_CHANNEL SAA2 SAATOP CHANNEL INDEX 2 5 2 SAATOP CHANNEL initialize output descriptor Boolean only need 1 record of project descriptor FIRST SCAN True initialize power saving flag Power Save Flag True SW12 1 make sure modem starts off being on do preliminary scan first For PRELIM COUNT 1 To NUM PRELIM SAMPLES May 2012 36 measurand SHAPE ADVANTAGE SAA CR Logger Integration Guide Call GetVWData Call GetArrayData Delay 0 10 2 Next PRELIM COUNT now do actual scan indefinitely gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt START lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt Scan 30 Min 0 0 power switching If Power Save Flag True Then If Timelntolnterval 510 1440 Min Then SW12 1 Endlf If Timelntolnterval 1170 1440 Min Then SW12 0 Endlf Else SW12 1 Endlf get VW sensor data Call GetVWData get SAA data May 2012 37 SHAPE ADVANTAGE SAA CR Logger Integration Guide Call GetArrayData NextScan gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt END lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt EndProg May 2012 38
23. as elapsed to ensure that data has been collected from the SAAs based upon the reading frequency data can be manually collected by clicking on Collect Now in the Connect utility A summary of the data collected is summarized as illustrated in Figure 9 2 Note Data is collected based upon scheduled interval not upon elapsed time since the program was started If the program is written so that data is collected every 30 minutes and it is 29 minutes after the hour data will be collected in 1 minute If it is 31 minutes after the hour data will be collected in 29 minutes May 2012 15 measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE E Connect Screen CR1000_BostonUK CR1000 File Edit View Datalogger Help a Ww e d E Disconnect Collect Now Custom Station Status File Control Num Display Graphs Ports amp Flags Stations Table Monitor Real Time Monitoring Clocks Show Units Adjusted Server Date Time 5 7 2012 12 55 10 PM Station Date Time 5 7 2012 4 55 34 PM Collecting Data Collecting data from CR1000 BH 161279 out of 716578 values have been collected Cancel List Alphabetical Bw 0 00 00 26 Interval 0 1 Collect any new data logged by the station Figure 9 2 Collecting data using the LoggerNet Connect utility 10 Automated Data Collection Once the manual data collection process has been tested the data
24. ata exe or the appropriate folder containing this file Under Command Line Options you must specify the pref_project txt file that was generated when the first manual conversion was completed It should be located in the same directory as the raw data This entry must be surrounded by double quotation marks since there is a space in the C Measurand Inc path This file contains settings necessary for SAACR_raw2data to complete subsequent conversions Under Start In enter C Measurand Inc SAA3D Select Run Minimized if you don t want to see the application running when it gets called Hit Apply The Task Master will now automatically convert raw data that is scheduled to be collected using the LoggerNet Setup utility Task Options Execute File Call Station V Execute File File Name C Measurand Inc SA43D SA4CR_raw2data exe Command Line Options C Measurand Inc SA43D logger_files T est pref_pr Start In C Measurand 5 30 J Run Minimized Figure 13 2 Configuring task options Task Master Note The path name to the pref project txt file must be surrounded by double quotation marks since there is a space in C Measurand Verify that the Pause All Tasks check box under the Status tab of the Task Master utility is unchecked Figure 13 3 The SAACR_raw2data utility will now run upon successful completion of a scheduled data download
25. ata in respective tables 1 If HIGH RES SAA Call GetHighResSAAData SAA1 ACC VALUES SAA1 TEMP VALUES 1 Else Call GetSAAData SAA1 ACC VALUES SAA1 TEMP VALUES 1 Endlf CallTable SAA1_DATA If SAA1_SAATOP gt 0 Call GetSAATopData SAA1_SAATOP_VOLTAGE SAA1_SAATOP_CURRENT SAA1_SAATOP_TEMPERATURE 1 CallTable SAA1_DIAGNOSTICS Endlf SAA2 If HIGH RES SAA Call GetHighResSAAData SAA2 ACC VALUES SAA2 TEMP VALUES 2 Else Call GetSAAData SAA2 VALUES SAA2 TEMP VALUES 2 May 2012 31 measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE Endlf CallTable SAA2 DATA If SAA2_SAATOP gt 0 Call GetSAATopData SAA2 5 VOLTAGE SAA2 5 CURRENT SAA2 5 TEMPERATURE 2 CallTable SAA2 DIAGNOSTICS Endlf record serial errors table CallTable SERIAL ERRORS turn off outputting of project descriptor info after first run FIRST SCAN false NextScan EndSub Sub GetVWData Scan 1 sec 0 1 need this dummy scan to auto allocate data tables Get Piezometer Data SerialOpen COM3 38400 4 0 0 SerialOpen COM4 38400 4 0 0 AVW200 Result COM3 0 200 SG 1 1 1 1 16 450 3000 2 60Hz 1 0 AVW200 Result COM3 0 200 SG 17 1 2 1 4 450 3000 2 60Hz 1 0 CallTable SG_DATA AVW200 Result COM3 0 200 EPC 1 1 2 5 4 1400 3500 1 60Hz 1 0 May 2012 32 measurand SHAPE ADVANTAGE SAA CR Logger Integra
26. collection process can be automated by specifying the desired data collection interval in the Schedule tab of the LoggerNet Setup utility Figure 10 1 Check the Scheduled Collection Enabled checkbox As long as the destination CR1000 is connected wired or wirelessly data will be downloaded to the Output File Directory The Campbell Scientific Raven X manual provides details of configuring a wireless connection with the CR1000 The Campbell Scientific LoggerNet manual provides details of configuring a connection with the CR1000 using a land line A trial test should always be conducted before beginning a project to ensure that the system is performing as expected May 2012 16 measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE EZSetup Wizard CR1000 BostonUK CR1000 Progress Scheduled Collection Introduction If you wish to have scheduled collection Communication Setup Wi Scheduled Colection Enabled enabled for this datalogger check the box Datalogger Settings When to Collect Setup Summary Base Enter the base date and time This is Date Time when the first attempt to collect will Communication T est 4 26 2012 12 00 00 AM occur If the base is in the past data collection will be attempted immediately Datalogger Clock when the schedule is enabled Send Program Collection Interval Enter the Collection Interval The 0900 05 00 5 000 collection interval is relative to the Base
27. ed elsewhere a new file will be created with all records that have not yet been recorded The Output Format should be left at the default ASCII Table Data Long Header TOA5 May 2012 13 measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE EZSetup Wizard CR800Series flnrbc CR800Series Progress Datalogger Table Output Files Introduction For each table listed select a file name to which data will be written and check the box if you wish to have the table collected during scheduled collection Communication Setup Tables Datalogger Settings Table Collected During Data Collection LOGGER_DIAGNOSTICRS J PROJECT INFO Setup Summary Data File Option 7XPublic PZ3 DATA 4 SAA1 DATA J SAA1 DIAGNOSTICS Dutput File Name y SAA2 DATA C Campbellsci LoggerNet CR800S eries_flinrbc_L f Send Program J SAA2 DIAGNOSTICS SAA3_DATA Append to File Communication Test Datalogger Clock 3 Data Files Scheduled Collection Note If table definitions are empty or out of date you may wish to get them from the datalogger Click the Wizard Complete button to get them Get Table Definitions 4 Previous Next gt Finish Cancel Collection Help Figure 8 1 Specifying the destination of data files using the LoggerNet Setup utility Note Before a new project begins any CR1000 data files residing in the output file directory should be removed Othe
28. email yourcompany com Const FromAddr youremail yourcompany com Const Subject CR1000 Alarm Notification Const Attach Const UserName Const Passwordz Const CRLF CHR 13 CHR 10 gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt END lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt Include CPU SAA_Include_V2_65 CR1 DECLARE PUBLIC VARIABLES must be modified by user to match application specifications Earth Pressure Cell Public Variables Public EPC NUM_EPCS 6 Public EPC_Digits NUM_EPCS Public EPC_Temp NUM_EPCS Strain Gages Public Variables Public SG NUM_SGS 6 Public SG Digits NUM SGS Public SG Temp NUM SGS Public Result Public Power Save Flag As Boolean Dim x add Public ACC and TEMP variables for each SAA 1 Public 1 VALUES MAX NUM OCTETS NUM SENSORS PER OCTET As Float Public 5 1 TEMP VALUES MAX NUM OCTETS As Float May 2012 27 INE measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE Public SAA1 REF VALUES MAX NUM OCTETS NUM SENSORS PER As Float Public SAA1 5 VOLTAGE As Float Public 5 1 5 CURRENT As Float Public 5 1 5 TEMPERATURE As Float SAA2 Public 5 2 VALUES MAX NUM OCTETS NUM SENSORS PER OCTET As Float Public 5 2 TEMP VALUES MAX NUM OCTETS As Float Public 5 2 REF ACC VALUES MAX NUM OCTETS NUM SENSORS PER OCTET As F
29. er Local Disk C HD RECOVERY F 7 Filename CRtest X MITT CRS00 Files cr8 a Hide Folders All files Figure 5 3 Saving a logger program created using the SAACR_FileGen utility May 2012 g measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE 6 Compiling SAA Program Files Once the main program has been successfully generated it can be viewed using the LoggerNet CRBasic Editor At this time it is also possible to add other code for instruments or powering the SW12V port on the logger Once the code has been added it should be compiled to make sure that there are no errors To successfully compile the new program the SAA Include file generated with the program is also required The SAA Include file should be placed in the same directory as the main program to avoid compilation errors The SAA Include file will not successfully compile alone it gets compiled as part of the main program Once the two files are located within the same directory it can be attempted to save and compile the program as illustrated in Figure 6 1 Note The SAA Include file is not meant to compile on its own The SAA Include file should be placed in the same directory as the main program file When the SAA Communicator program is compiled the SAA Include is referenced and is compiled as well Compile errors will appear if it is attempted to compile the SAA Include file CRBasic Editor W
30. f SAA232 5 port is being used otherwise enter 0 Const SAA1 232 5 PORT 0 Const SAA2 232 5 0 gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt END lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt May 2012 25 measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt START lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt Input number of masked segments Const NUM MASKED SEGMENTS 0 gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt END lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt START lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt Input tilt alarm in degrees Const TILT ALARM COUNTS 20 gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt END lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt START lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt Input reference measurement 1 initial readings 2 previous readings Const REF MEAS 2 gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt END lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt START lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt Input SAA orientation 1
31. from the SAAs sensors and SAACR raw2data a conversion utility that converts the raw data to a format recognized by Measurand s SAA3D Viewer software The CR1000 is advantageous for applications logging data from large amounts of various sensors Additionally the CR1000 allows up to 20 SAAs to be connected at a single time the CR800 allows for up to 10 SAAFs connected via 2 SAA232 5s The Averaging in Array AIA functionality in all SAAs manufactured after March 2010 makes it possible to collect a high number of averaged samples in only a few seconds Arrays manufactured before March 2010 take up to 30 minutes to collect and average 1000 samples 2 Hardware Setup As previously mentioned up to 20 SAAs can be connected to a CR1000 logger via the 4 available COM ports A CR800 has 2 COM ports thus up to 10 SAAs can be connected in the same manner Each COM port on the CR1000 requires a Measurand SAA232 or SAA232 5 device Figure 2 1 to connect an SAA The SAA232 interface is necessary to convert the SAA s RS485 communication protocol to the RS232 format recognized by the CR1000 in addition to providing surge protection and controlling power to the array The power control aids in saving power and providing SAA microprocessor resets for trouble free operation spanning years A wiring diagram for connecting the SAA232 to the CR1000 and to the SAA is located on the side of the SAA232 or SAA232 5 as can be seen in Figure 2 1 Wiring diagram
32. ipping This is done by using the Advanced Diagnostics applications in SAARecorder software SAARecorder is freely available from the Measurand website at the following address http www MeasurandGeotechnical com software html In order to do this you must connect May 2012 4 measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE the SAA232 device to your laptop by means of a SAA232 USB Connector Figure 3 1 The SAA232 USB 4 pin green connector plugs into the top receptacle on the SAA232 Power is supplied to the SAA232 by connecting the red 12V and black Ground wires to available ports on the CR1000 Figure 2 2 The USB connector is then plugged into an available USB port on a computer running SAARecorder For more details about SAARecorder consult the SAARecorder Manual included in the installation Once connected to the SAA using the SAA232 USB open SAARecorder and connect to the SAA In SAARecorder click on Actions Advanced Diagnostic Test and then click on Total Acceleration Check Figure 3 2 A plot showing the total acceleration levels for each segment appears Figure 3 3 Verify that all values lie between 0 93 G and 1 07 G If this is not the case please contact Measurand for further diagnostic support SAA roll calibration can also be performed by connecting to an SAA in this manner SAA is shipped with a factory roll calibration ready for installation It is wise to check the roll calibration on subsequen
33. loat Public 5 2 SAATOP VOLTAGE As Float Public 5 2 SAATOP CURRENT As Float Public SAA2 SAATOP TEMPERATURE As Float preliminary loop count Public PRELIM_COUNT As Float Project Descriptor Info DataTable PROJECT INFO FIRST SCAN 1 Sample 1 PROGRAM VERSION NUM Float Sample 1 AVERAGING Long Sample 1 PROJECT NAME String Sample 1 NUMBER SAAS Long Sample NUM SAAS NUM OCTETS INDEX Long Sample NUM SAAS MAX NUM OCTETS SERIAL NUMS Long EndTable Serial Port Errors DataTable SERIAL ERRORS true 1 Sample 1 SERIAL NUMS 1 1 Long Sample 1 SERIAL NUMS 2 1 Long Sample NUM_SAAS NUM_CRC_ERRORS Long Sample NUM_SAAS NUM_COM_ERRORS Long EndTable May 2012 28 INE measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE Logger Diagnostics DataTable LOGGER_DIAGNOSTICS true 1 Sample 1 LOGGER_VOLTAGE Float Sample 1 LOGGER_TEMPERATURE Float EndTable SAA Data Table Values each SAA requires a data table DataTable SAA1_DATA True 1 Sample 1 SERIAL_NUMS 1 1 Long Sample SAA1 NUM OCTETS NUM SENSORS PER 5 1 ACC VALUES Float Sample SAA1 NUM OCTETSSAA1 TEMP VALUES Float EndTable DataTable SAA1 DIAGNOSTICS True 1 Sample 1 SERIAL NUMS 1 1 Long Sample 1 SAA1 SAATOP VOLTAGE Float Sample 1 SAA1_SAATOP_CURRENT Float Sample 1 SAA1 SAATOP TEMPERATURE Float EndTable SAA2 DataTable SAA2_DATA True 1 Sample 1 SERIAL_NUMS 2 1 L
34. m will recognize that only the most current data is being collected This data will be appended to the multi saa allcart mat file so that a complete data history is maintained The multi saa allcart txt May 2012 22 measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE file text file of all Cartesian coordinate records will no longer be updated in this mode just the multi_saa_curcart txt text file of most recent Cartesian coordinate records EZSetup Wizard CR1000_ Progress Datalogger Table Output Files Introduction For each table listed select a file name to which data will be written and check the box if you wish to have the table collected during scheduled collection Communication Setup Tables Datalogger Settings Table Collected During Data Collection LOGGER DIAGNOSTIGPS J PIEZO INFO E 201 DATA Communication T est vPI 202_ 203 DATA No Dutput File Datalogger Clock y PROJECT INFO Append to File gt Public R1000 BostonUK L Send Program 4 SAA1 DATA y SAA1 DIAGNOSTICS Setup Summary Data File Option Data Files Scheduled Collection Note If table definitions are mes ply or out of date you Get Table Definitions may wish to get them from the datalogger Click the Wizard Complete button to get them 4 Previous Next gt Finish Cancel Collection Help Figure 14 1 Switching the Data File Output option i
35. n the LoggerNet Setup utility to Overwrite Existing File k If the SAA Data file is viewed when Overwrite File is implemented only the most recent data records will be contained in the file May 2012 23 me measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE Appendix I Integrating other Sensors into the Main Program Advanced Please contact Measurand if you need assistance in this procedure The below example is not exactly how the code looks today but it is similar When adding additional sensor programming to the main SAA program conflicts can arise with existing programming The SAA Include references COM Ports 1 4 If any of these ports are used for connecting other sensors then all references to these ports must be commented out of the serial port subroutines in the SAA Include file Provided is an example program that reads data from piezometers crackmeters tiltmeters a barometer a temperature and relative humidity sensor a wind speed sensor and SAAs Note The SAAF related code in the following example is not the most recent code This example is meant to give an idea as to how to add other sensors into the Main Program Please consult Measurand for assistance when trying to combine measurements from various sensors into a single program The SAA data is collected over Scan Interval 1 15 minutes and is averaged using Data Tables over 16 x Scan Interval 1 4 hours 50 samples
36. ong Sample SAA2_NUM_OCTETS NUM_SENSORS_PER_OCTET SAA2_ACC_VALUES Float Sample SAA2 NUM OCTETS SAA2 TEMP VALUES Float EndTable DataTable SAA2 DIAGNOSTICS True 1 Sample 1 SERIAL NUMS 2 1 Long Sample 1 SAA2 SAATOP VOLTAGE Float May 2012 29 measurand SHAPE ADVANTAGE SAA CR Logger Integration Guide Sample 1 SAA2_SAATOP_CURRENT Float Sample 1 SAA2 SAATOP TEMPERATURE Float EndTable SG Data Table DataTable SG DATA True 1 Sample NUM SGS 6 SG IEEE4 EndTable EPC Data Table DataTable EPC DATA True 1 Sample NUM EPCS 6 EPC EndTable SUBROUTINES CK Ck K K K K K CK CK CK CK cK ck OK CK CK K ck OK K OK K ek KKK Sub GetArrayData Purpose gets all of the array data Inputs None Sub GetArrayData Scan 1 sec 0 1 need this dummy scan to auto allocate data tables fill in project info table CallTable PROJECT INFO Call GetLoggerDiagnostics CallTable LOGGER DIAGNOSTICS May 2012 30 INE measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE add calls to each SAA and store d
37. proximately 10 s to output a value from the SAA May 2012 7 SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE c Measurand Inc SaaRecorder This shows the default location for the SAARecorder folder if you have installed SAARecorder in another folder you must edit this entry Figure 5 1 SAACR FileGen utility e Reading Interval The frequency at which SAA observations are made within the program also known as scan interval An SAAF can perform measurements at 400Hz see above thus taking an average of 1000 samples typical value in less than 10 seconds However sufficient time must be included to account for other commands and functions within the CR1000 The number of SAAFs connected to a CR1000 also affects the collection time Based on past experience the logger also needs time to process all of its commands and has been known to crash when the reading interval was less than 10 minutes For this reason the minimum reading interval is 10 minutes e SAA Table For each SAA the following information must be included as seen in Figure 5 1 1 SAA232 or SAA232 5 Channel that the SAA is connected to See Figure 5 2 2 COM port to which the SAA232 or SAA232 5 is connected on the CR1000 and 3 Serial Number physically marked on the cable end of the SAA e Generate CR1 CR8 File The main difference between the CR800 and CR1000 is the number of COM ports available and thus the number of S
38. rder Calibrations site site filename if the site folder does not exist in the c Measurand Inc SAARecorder Calibrations folder you will need to create it to save your site files there You will also need to place the calibration files for the other instruments into the appropriate SAARecorder calibrations folder c Measurand Inc SAARecorder Calibrations non_saa_coeffs For more information on these aspects and how to use the converter please refer to the SAACR_raw2data Manual May 2012 17 measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE Once the conversion is completed you will be prompted on whether or not you want to view the data using either SAA3D or SAAView 12 Viewing SAA Data When proceeding to view SAA data directly after a SAACR raw2data conversion you will be prompted to select which SAA viewer you would like to use In most cases you can use either SAAView or SAA3D However if you are converting convergence data you can only view the data in SAAView Complete instructions on how to use SAAView and SAA3D are given in their respective manuals which can be found in the SAA3D folder After setting up a monitoring station it is sometimes helpful to look at the absolute shape of the array in the ground To do this open SAAView and select the SAA you wish to view Figure 12 1 To look at the absolute shape of the array click on the QuickView button This will open the window shown in Figure 12 2
39. re 2 4 Example CR800 amp SAA Integration using one SAAREG two SAA232 a CR800 logger and a Raven XT Wireless Mode 4 Figure 3 1 5AA232 USB connector Cables c ss sc cscecsscessscsescsscessecsscessseseceacdaessssesisesesddseesdiedisesessssseseses sesasdeaeestvedieest 5 Figure 3 2 Opening the Diagnostics Tests window in 6 Figure 3 3 Graph for Total Acceleration Check in SAARecorder cesses eee eee eene eene nnne nena 6 Figure 4 1 LoggerNet Utilities mernU sees s eso aono nano ao no ena 7 Fig re 5 1 FileGen eren eee eo ee ax ve 8 Figure 5 2 SAA232 or SAA232 5 Channel selection eeeeeeeee eee eee eee eene nennen nennen enne senes shes esee essa ases ases esas ene 9 Figure 5 3 Saving a logger program created using the SAACR FileGen 9 Figure 6 1 Saving and Compiling the SAA logger eene ene enhn s esas esee ese s ases e n 10 Figure 7 1 Selecting File Control in the LoggerNet Connect utility eeeee ee eere eene eee eene nennen nnne 11 Figure 7 2 Selecting Send option File Control
40. rwise data from the new project may get concatenated to the existing data file causing abnormalities in the results 9 Manual Data Collection For each setup the PROJECT_INFO SAAx_DATA and SERIAL_ERRORS data files must be recorded Data files scheduled to be collected are listed in the Data Files tab of the Setup utility and have a green check mark next to them Data Tables Public and Status are not required for data collections as they only store one record of data at a time They are used only for real time viewing Ensure that these tables are not selected for Scheduled Collection by de selecting the Included for Scheduled collection option for that table Until data collection is properly configured scheduled data collection should be disabled This is accomplished by unchecking the Scheduled Collection Enabled checkbox in the Schedule tab of the LoggerNet Setup utility Figure 9 1 Data can only be collected now by forcing a data download in the LoggerNet Connect utility by clicking on Collect Now Figure 9 2 Whenever the CR1000 is connected using the Connect utility in LoggerNet the station s clock time should be checked to ensure that valid time stamps are being applied to the data Correct time stamps cannot be easily recovered from erroneous values The CR1000 s clock is set by clicking on Set Station Clock in the Connect utility which will assign the time currentl
41. s for back panels containing CR1000 an SAAREG and SAA232 or SAA232 5 are shown in Figure 2 2 and Figure 2 3 respectively Figure 2 1 SAA232 and SAA232 5 for connecting SAA to COM ports on CR800 CR1000 loggers Note SAA wiring diagram on the side panel May 2012 1 measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE CR1000 aa gt gt TxRx TxRx TxRx NN ANY x 4000005 00 CO E EXE 1 f SAAREG SAA2Z32 eS SOLAR PANEL pos Note 2 E 12U Aia l3 A Lerack 1 s HIELD n U o POS NEG 9 9 BATTERY Note 3 LL L T T T O T wn 60 na Note 1 Ensure that SAAF serial numbers and COM port numbers are matched as specified the Main Program of the CR1090 Do not arbitrarily move SAAFs to other serial port COM numbers Note 2 Solar Panel can be replaced uith a mains charger if available Note 3 Sealed lead acid deep cycle 12U battery Figure 2 2 Wiring diagram for CR1000 with SAA232 An example setup using CR1000 2 SAA232s and an Airlink Raven XT modem is illustrated in Figure 2 4 If the back panel assembly and wiring has been done by Measurand you will only need to connect the SAA wires to the SAA232 or SAA232 5 channel This should be done prior to connecting the power to the logger i e the 4 pin green connector on SAAREG should not be plugged in while you are wiring
42. t installations The method for doing so is described in the SAA Installations Guide available from the Measurand website http MeasurandGeotechnical com Installation Guide 2011 pdf If you have any issues with the calibration please contact Measurand Figure 3 1 SAA232 USB connector cable May 2012 5 BE sAARecorder 20 M File Options Calibrations View Actions Help Mc Connect Advanced Export Grout Anchor Data Concatenate Horizontal Pose Data 2000 0 ptas T jas Diagnostic Test Figure 3 2 Opening the Diagnostics Tests window in SAARecorder E SAARecorder 2D Mode 7 AS gt rile tions Vie Acti 5 tions Total Accelera Choose a diagnostic test for array 5 53852 4 Sensor Noise Test Total Acceleration Check Segment From Near End Total acceleration levels should range from about 0 93 G to 1 07 G for each link Voltage Current Check Data Diagnostics 0 96 1 04 Total Segment Acceleration G Figure 3 3 Graph for Total Acceleration Check in SAARecorder measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE 4 Using LoggerNet Setup of the CR1000 to collect SAA data requires a basic understanding of Campbell Scientific s LoggerNet software For more information on Campbell Scientifics s LoggerNet software visit the Campbell Scientific website to obt
43. the Data Files tab in the LoggerNet Setup utility Figure 8 1 By default the data is stored in the C CampbellSci LoggerNet directory and given a name of DataloggerName_TableName_ dat It is suggested that the output folder location be changed from this default location to another folder prior to collecting data It is generally easiest to create a data folder in the C Measurand Inc SAA3D logger_files directory to facilitate automated data conversions later on An archive raw folder should be created in the data folder for conversion purposes To change the output file name you will need to select each file in the Tables box shown in Figure 8 1 and point it towards the desired output folder individually using the Output File Name It is important not to change the table name but only the folder For example the Project Information file is saved by default to CXCampbellsciNLoggerNetNCR1000 PROJECT INFO DAT This can be changed to C Measurand Inc SAA3D logger_files Test CR1000 PROJECT INFO DAT Note If you opt to change the output file name DO NOT change the output table name only change the folder location The File Output option should be set to Append to End of File Figure 8 1 The CR1000 keeps track of the last record that was successfully sent to the destination folder If the output file already exists the new data will be appended to the end of the file If the file does not exist or has been mov
44. tion Guide CallTable EPC DATA SerialClose COM3 SerialClose COMA NextScan EndSub DEFINE MAIN PROGRAM BeginProg setup project descriptors gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt START lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt Enter the Project Title PROJECT NAME TEST gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt END lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt NUMBER SAAS NUM_SAAS NUMBER PIEZO STRINGS NUM 2 STRINGS AVERAGING NUM TO AVG PROGRAM VERSION NUM VERSION NUM ALARMS SET false HIGH RES SAA true TILT ALARM DEG TILT ALARM COUNTS 1 FIGURE OUT LATER declare the serial numbers each octet for each SAA May 2012 33 measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE SAA1 S N 50115 nodes 50115 50207 50241 50242 50253 50255 50274 50287 50292 50316 50350 50511 50512 50527 51498 SERIAL NUMS 1 1 50115 SERIAL NUMS 1 2 50207 SERIAL NUMS 1 3 50241 SERIAL NUMS 1 4 50242 SERIAL NUMS 1 5 50253 SERIAL NUMS 1 6 50255 SERIAL NUMS 1 7 50274 SERIAL NUMS 1 8 50287 SERIAL NUMS 1 9 50292 SERIAL NUMS 1 10 50316 SERIAL NUMS 1 11 50350 SERIAL NUMS 1 12 50511 SERIAL NUMS 1 13 50512 SERIAL NUMS 1 14 50527 SERIAL NUMS 1 15 51498 SAA2 S N 51143 nodes 51143 51200 51226 51369 51576 51578 51780 51921 51927 51933 51936 519
45. y set on your PC to the CR1000 May 2012 14 measurand SAA CR Logger Integration Guide SHAPE ADVANTAGE Note If your PC is using Daylight Savings Time take care NOT to disrupt the time setting currently employed by the CR1000 If the station clock is adjusted to match Daylight Savings Time on your PC gaps or overwrites in the data file will occur If you need to adjust the station clock make sure you set your PC clock to Standard Time EZSetup Wizard CR800Series flnbc CR800Series Progress Scheduled Collection Introduction If you wish to have scheduled collection Communication Setup Scheduled Collection Enabled enabled for this datalogger check the box Datalogger Settings When to Collect Setup Summary Base Enter the base date and time This is Date Time when the first attempt to collect will Communication Test 4 26 2012 12 00 00AM occur If the base is in the past data collection will be attempted immediately Datalogger Clock when the schedule is enabled Send Program Collection Interval Enter the Collection Interval The 05 00 000 collection interval is relative to the Base Date and Time entries For instance if the Base Time is set at 12 15 and the x interval is set for 1 hour data collection Scheduled Collection will be attempted at 12 15 1 15 etc Data Files Wizard Complete Figure 9 1 Disabling scheduled data collection Once sufficient time h
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