If you need to maintain the program while having the sensors replaced at periodic interval, you can use 2 jobs method:
The first job is the main job which will be permanent, marking
(1$) is required to give indication which sensor that is currently in operation
BEGIN"MAINPROG"
RA(DATA:10MB,ALARMS:W144)5S LOGONA
1+V(A,S1,"Elec Deg C")
1*V(A,S2,"Elec RH")
1$("SerialNo")
END
The second jobs is a dynamic one, it will only run prior the main job to give scaling information.
BEGIN"SENSORS"
S1=15,25,2755,3255"Deg C"
S2=11,73,545,3440"%RH"
1$="F3930003"
RA5S
DO{RUNJOBONRESET"SENSORS";RUNJOB"MAINPROG"}
END
Best regards,
Rudy Gunawan
If you need to maintain the program while having the sensors replaced at periodic interval, you can use 2 jobs method:
The first job is the main job which will be permanent, marking
(1$) is required to give indication which sensor that is currently in operation
````
BEGIN"MAINPROG"
RA(DATA:10MB,ALARMS:W144)5S LOGONA
1+V(A,S1,"Elec Deg C")
1*V(A,S2,"Elec RH")
1$("SerialNo")
END
````
The second jobs is a dynamic one, it will only run prior the main job to give scaling information.
````
BEGIN"SENSORS"
S1=15,25,2755,3255"Deg C"
S2=11,73,545,3440"%RH"
1$="F3930003"
RA5S
DO{RUNJOBONRESET"SENSORS";RUNJOB"MAINPROG"}
END
````
Best regards,
Rudy Gunawan