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If a wired connection is to be used, then the RS485 A and B terminals of the display
unit need to be connected to the corresponding terminals on the Well Watch A to A,
and B to B. The GND terminals must also be connected. Shielded cable is
recommended, in which case the shield should be used as the GND connection. If the
Well Watch is to be powered from the display unit, then connect the 7-12VDC terminal
on the display unit to the PWR terminal on the Well Watch.
unit need to be connected to the corresponding terminals on the Well Watch A to A,
and B to B. The GND terminals must also be connected. Shielded cable is
recommended, in which case the shield should be used as the GND connection. If the
Well Watch is to be powered from the display unit, then connect the 7-12VDC terminal
on the display unit to the PWR terminal on the Well Watch.
The RS485 bus, like the RF, has the ability to communicate with multiple devices on
the same wires. An address is therefore required so that a specific device can be
accessed. The same address must be selected in the display unit as in the Well Watch
660.
the same wires. An address is therefore required so that a specific device can be
accessed. The same address must be selected in the display unit as in the Well Watch
660.
LOGGING
The Well Watch 310 display includes a built-in data logger which can record the
measurement data automatically at preset intervals when automatic logging is enabled.
Each data point includes the system time and date, and depth. The data is recorded in
the internal flash memory which maintains the data even if the battery goes dead. The
internal memory is large enough to hold more than 25 million data points. This memory
is only accessible using the USB interface as described in the next section.
measurement data automatically at preset intervals when automatic logging is enabled.
Each data point includes the system time and date, and depth. The data is recorded in
the internal flash memory which maintains the data even if the battery goes dead. The
internal memory is large enough to hold more than 25 million data points. This memory
is only accessible using the USB interface as described in the next section.
To automatically log data on a schedule, enable logging as described above on the
LOGGING ENABLE menu. Three logging modes are available: Disable, Enable or
Change. Enable sets the unit to record data each logging period. Change sets the unit
to compare data each period against the last logged data point. The new data point is
stored in memory if the measurement has changed more than the log change margin
(as defined in the Change menu). If logging has been selected, then the LOG PERIOD
menu becomes available to set the time interval between logged data points. And if
change was selected, then the CHANGE menu also becomes available to set the
amount of level change required to log a new data point. If the log period is set to 2
minutes, the Well Watch display unit will initiate a log sequence every two minutes. The
time between logged data may vary by a few seconds depending on how long it takes
to get a stable reading.
LOGGING ENABLE menu. Three logging modes are available: Disable, Enable or
Change. Enable sets the unit to record data each logging period. Change sets the unit
to compare data each period against the last logged data point. The new data point is
stored in memory if the measurement has changed more than the log change margin
(as defined in the Change menu). If logging has been selected, then the LOG PERIOD
menu becomes available to set the time interval between logged data points. And if
change was selected, then the CHANGE menu also becomes available to set the
amount of level change required to log a new data point. If the log period is set to 2
minutes, the Well Watch display unit will initiate a log sequence every two minutes. The
time between logged data may vary by a few seconds depending on how long it takes
to get a stable reading.
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