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NR01 at CR1000X


heiko Aug 28, 2019 09:38 AM

Hi,

I`ve connected a NR01 to a CR1000X data logger. The short-wave radiation seems to measure valid values. The long-wave radiation measures something else, but not the short-wave radiation. Noise and negative values!
Since the NR01 is not included in the library of the short-cut, I have created the program for the CR1000 and modified accordingly for the CR1000X. It was compiled without any error.
My question: is it possible to connect the NR01 to the CR1000x and if so, how?

I used the NR01 at the CR1000 for a couple of stations in single ended and differential mode. Both modes worked fine

thanks in advance for your response

Heiko

attached my code

for diffential voltage

VoltDiff(SR01Up,1,AutoRange,1,True,0,_50Hz,60.60606,0)
VoltDiff(SR01Dn,1,AutoRange,2,True,0,_50Hz,62.1118,0)
VoltDiff(IR01Up,1,AutoRange,3,True,0,_50Hz,94.33962,0)
VoltDiff(IR01Dn,1,AutoRange,4,True,0,_50Hz,95.2381,0)
BrHalf4W(NR01TC,1,mV200,mV200,5,Vx1,1,2100,True,True,0,_50Hz,1,0)
PRT(NR01TC,1,NR01TC,1,0)
NR01TK=NR01TC+273.15
NetRs=SR01Up-SR01Dn
NetRl=IR01Up-IR01Dn
Albedo=SR01Dn/SR01Up
UpTot=SR01Up+IR01Up
DnTot=SR01Dn+IR01Dn
NetTot=UpTot-DnTot
IR01UpCo=IR01Up+5.67*10^-8*NR01TK^4
IR01DnCo=IR01Dn+5.67*10^-8*NR01TK^4

for singled ended voltage


VoltSe(SR01Up,1,mV200,1,True,0,_50Hz,SR01Upcal,0)

VoltSe(SR01Dn,1,mV200,2,True,0,_50Hz,SR01Downcal,0)

VoltSe(IR01Up,1,mV200,3,True,0,_50Hz,IR01Upcal,0)

VoltSe(IR01Dn,1,mV200,4,True,0,_50Hz,IR01Downcal,0) BrHalf4W(NR01TC,1,mV200,mV200,3,Vx1,1,2100,True,True,0,_50Hz,1,0)

PRT(NR01TC,1,NR01TC,1,0)    ' The PRT instruction is used to calculate temperature from the resistance of an RTD. NR01TK=NR01TC+273.15

NetRs=SR01Up-SR01Dn

NetRl=IR01Up-IR01Dn

Albedo=SR01Dn/SR01Up

UpTot=SR01Up+IR01Up

DnTot=SR01Dn+IR01Dn

NetTot=UpTot-DnTot

IR01UpCo=IR01Up+5.67*10^-8*NR01TK^4 IR01DnCo=IR01Dn+5.67*10^-8*NR01TK^4

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