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iRIS 220 / iRIS 320, V1.19 User Guide
Option 5
The option allows an alternative trigger for automatic sending of data when the base type is set to “Auto
Send”. (See option 3 of section 4.3.3 for details on the base type). By setting a non-zero value, the iRIS will
automatically connect and send its data when at least x samples have been logged. If this setting is zero, the
schedule is the only method of triggering automatic data reporting.
> Send when x samples=
Option 6
When the base type is set to “Auto Send”, this option defines what information the automatic packet
contains. By default, the data will only consist of logged data (value = 0), however it possibly to also have the
iRIS time/date and/or pointers reported as well. Enter a value that is the sum of the options.
> Data Format (+0:Samples only +1:Time +2:Ptrs)=
4.3.8 Sensor Selection (Level 2)
The Sensor Selection menu is where you select the sensor that you want to configure. From this menu, you
can see at a glance which sensors are enabled for logging and if enabled, their source and name.
* Sensor Cfg
0 Exit
1 Sen1 (Dis)
2 Sen2 (Dis)
3 Sen3 (Dis)
4 Sen4 (Dis)
5 Sen5 (Dis)
6 Sen6 (Dis)
7 Batt (Dis)
8 Supp (Dis)
9 Temp (Dis)
>
Option 0
Select this option to return to the main menu.
Option 1
Select this option to display the set-up menu for Sensor 1.
Option 2
Select this option to display the set-up menu for Sensor 2.
Option 3
Select this option to display the set-up menu for Sensor 3.
Option 4
Select this option to display the set-up menu for Sensor 4.
Option 5
Select this option to display the set-up menu for Sensor 5.
Option 6
Select this option to display the set-up menu for Sensor 6.
Option 7
Select this option to display the set-up menu for Sensor 7 (Battery Voltage).
Option 8
Select this option to display the set-up menu for Sensor 8 (Supply Voltage).
Option 9
Select this option to display the set-up menu for Sensor 9 (Temperature).