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ctrl-A F (control-A F sends BREAK)
(Outputs (RS232 (EOL "0A") (Labels FALSE) (DiagRec FALSE) (Ndx FALSE) (Aux FALSE) (Cooler FALSE)
(CO2Raw TRUE) (CO2D TRUE) (H2ORaw TRUE) (H2OD TRUE) (Temp TRUE) (Pres TRUE) (DiagVal TRUE)))
ctrl-A F
(Outputs (BW 20) (RS232 (Freq 20.0) (Baud 19200)))
ctrl-A Q (quit minicom)
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You must send the first "Output" statement all on one line, so you might have to cut and paste both lines separately before hitting return. After sending the Baud 19200 command you see garbage data in minicom, because the baud rate has changed. You can change it to 19200 with ctrl-A P F, or just exit minicom and see if the data
system is getting the data, as follows:
- aup
- wait a few seconds
- rs 8
The Licor data should look like so:
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249\t0.08451\t14.7814\t0.04891\t349.722\t25.91\t82.6\t\n
249\t0.08450\t14.7759\t0.04889\t349.021\t25.87\t82.6\t\n
249\t0.08449\t14.7741\t0.04884\t349.602\t25.95\t82.6\t\n
249\t0.08450\t14.7807\t0.04892\t349.765\t25.95\t82.6\t\n
249\t0.08452\t14.7761\t0.04891\t349.665\t25.91\t82.6\t\n
249\t0.08452\t14.7775\t0.04887\t349.152\t25.91\t82.6\t\n
249\t0.08452\t14.7764\t0.04890\t349.480\t25.89\t82.6\t\n
249\t0.08451\t14.7803\t0.04895\t349.623\t25.93\t82.6\t\n
249\t0.08451\t14.7790\t0.04897\t349.508\t25.93\t82.6\t\n
ctrl-D
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