
TrendReader Standard 2
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2005 ACR Systems Inc.
7.8.3 Public Variables
The following is a list of Public Variables that can be read from/written to:
Table 3: Public Variables
current channel's raw value
current channel's low calibration value
current channel's mid calibration value
for OWL loggers: factory defined zero value
for other loggers: current channel's high calibration
for OWL loggers: factory defined span value
for other loggers: current channel's extension calibration
for OWL loggers: range size
for other loggers: compensation value used for
for OWL loggers: range resistor value
for OWL loggers: range gain value
for OWL loggers: range offset
for other loggers: sample rate in minutes
persistent parameter that contains the result of the
equation, i.e. you should put ANSWER0={ result } as the
last line of the equation
ANSWER1 to ANSWER9 are channel level values
persistent during the life cycle of the logger
low calibration value, equivalent to
Logger.Channel(CurrentChannelIndex).LowCalibration
middle calibration value, equivalent to
Logger.Channel(CurrentChannelIndex).MidCalibration
high calibration value. equivalent to
Logger.Channel(CurrentChannelIndex).HighCalibration
extension calibration value,equivalent to
Logger.Channel(CurrentChannelIndex).ExtCalibration
current channel index the equation is working with
7.8.4 Reserved Variables
Reserved variables are variables that are declared internally and should not be redeclared in
equations. The following is a list of reserved variables:
All reserved variables defined in VB.Net
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