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2018 NGEE Nome September Trip

2018-09-09T16:42:28Z

10.25.166.241: /* Bob Busey */

===To Ship===
* bring out non spillable paperwork too for return.

===To Take Bolton===
* Trimble Pelican case (no lithium batteries are in the case)
* nrs straps
* soil sample volume
* sat phone
* tracker
* lg actionpacker filled with these items (not yet designated)
* conductivity meter for discharge measurement
* sample bottle for discharge measurement
* 100g salt ziplocs
* SC32B f
* volt meter
* Tap & Die
* desiccant for teller bottom
* SR50A transducers once they arrive
* a ziploc labeled Nome

===To Take Busey===
* All necessary lithium batteries
* toughbook
* snacks
* new fieldbook

===To Do Yet===
* GeoPDFs with new points
* Load XML into trimble software and copy over to handheld controller
* step stool for teller bottom
* short as possible 4/40 screw
* Safety Document

===Bob Busey===
* Pick up a few items at cabin when back from Toolik
* Pick up a few items at office when back from Toolik
** TSC3 survey controller
** R8 batteries
* fieldbook
* tracker

===Favors===
* Ask Stan to borrow a drill again

===Activities===
====Support Chinese Delegation====
* September 18: Arrive in Nome
** 9/17 Meet Bob Metcalf
** 9/17 - 9/19: Final Site Selection & Install ground instruments
** 9/20-25: Get permits & install sites
* September 26 Evening: Leave for Fairbanks

====Teller====
* Check the next visit page (I'll copy/paste at some point)

=====Teller Bottom=====
* change transducers for snow depth sensors
* download data
* measure VATP thermistors
* relevel radiometer
* '''bring out one step stool to level teller bottom radiometer.'''
* tap new hole in CNR4 & replace desiccant
* bring desiccant for box
*

=====Teller Surface Water=====
* download data
* replace desiccant
* discharge measurement with salt slug
* Need to secure solar panel before winter with nails
* YSI conductivity meter

=====Teller Top=====
* download data
* change transducers for snow depth sensors
* relevel radiometer

====Council====
=====Council C1 Grid=====
* Would be great to visit C1 site and download data
* Redrill hole for C1 Grid temperature probe

=====Skookum Pass=====
* I'd like to visit site and swap out data logger so that we can retrieve data from Nome again. currently have to use a computer in Fairbanks. Also need to change program to add radio on/off sophistication as the icing the last two winters has been keeping solar panel inaccessible until April (with respect to battery charging)

====Kougarok====
=====Kougarok Mile 64=====
* don't really need snow depth here it would seem but just double check all measurements and relevel radiometer / precip
* any surveying to be done before next spring?

=====Kougarok 10m tower=====
* A station visit to would be awesome even for just 2 hours to double-check site in anticipation of it being used for the disturbance study.
* Mandatory download data though even if by radio
* level radiometers
* replace radiometer desiccant

=====Kougarok Mauze gulch=====
* Minimum would be download data by radio

=====Kougarok Burn Site=====
* Download data by radio

2018 NGEE Nome September Trip

2018-09-09T16:40:25Z

10.25.166.241:

===To Ship===
* bring out non spillable paperwork too for return.

===To Take Bolton===
* Trimble Pelican case (no lithium batteries are in the case)
* nrs straps
* soil sample volume
* sat phone
* tracker
* lg actionpacker filled with these items (not yet designated)
* conductivity meter for discharge measurement
* sample bottle for discharge measurement
* 100g salt ziplocs
* SC32B f
* volt meter
* Tap & Die
* desiccant for teller bottom
* SR50A transducers once they arrive
* a ziploc labeled Nome

===To Take Busey===
* All necessary lithium batteries
* toughbook
* snacks
* new fieldbook

===To Do Yet===
* GeoPDFs with new points
* Load XML into trimble software and copy over to handheld controller
* step stool for teller bottom
* short as possible 4/40 screw
* Safety Document

===Bob Busey===
* Pick up a few items at cabin when back from Toolik
* Pick up a few items at office when back from Toolik

===Favors===
* Ask Stan to borrow a drill again

===Activities===
====Support Chinese Delegation====
* September 18: Arrive in Nome
** 9/17 Meet Bob Metcalf
** 9/17 - 9/19: Final Site Selection & Install ground instruments
** 9/20-25: Get permits & install sites
* September 26 Evening: Leave for Fairbanks

====Teller====
* Check the next visit page (I'll copy/paste at some point)

=====Teller Bottom=====
* change transducers for snow depth sensors
* download data
* measure VATP thermistors
* relevel radiometer
* '''bring out one step stool to level teller bottom radiometer.'''
* tap new hole in CNR4 & replace desiccant
* bring desiccant for box
*

=====Teller Surface Water=====
* download data
* replace desiccant
* discharge measurement with salt slug
* Need to secure solar panel before winter with nails
* YSI conductivity meter

=====Teller Top=====
* download data
* change transducers for snow depth sensors
* relevel radiometer

====Council====
=====Council C1 Grid=====
* Would be great to visit C1 site and download data
* Redrill hole for C1 Grid temperature probe

=====Skookum Pass=====
* I'd like to visit site and swap out data logger so that we can retrieve data from Nome again. currently have to use a computer in Fairbanks. Also need to change program to add radio on/off sophistication as the icing the last two winters has been keeping solar panel inaccessible until April (with respect to battery charging)

====Kougarok====
=====Kougarok Mile 64=====
* don't really need snow depth here it would seem but just double check all measurements and relevel radiometer / precip
* any surveying to be done before next spring?

=====Kougarok 10m tower=====
* A station visit to would be awesome even for just 2 hours to double-check site in anticipation of it being used for the disturbance study.
* Mandatory download data though even if by radio
* level radiometers
* replace radiometer desiccant

=====Kougarok Mauze gulch=====
* Minimum would be download data by radio

=====Kougarok Burn Site=====
* Download data by radio

SS Site Visit 2018-09-08

2018-09-09T05:18:26Z

10.25.166.241: Created page with "* Swapped out HMP155 at forest floor site. ** Removed: G4940001 ** Replaced with: P3520500 * Found Power supply for Tower laptop had died. Will bring out a new power supply..."

* Swapped out HMP155 at forest floor site.
** Removed: G4940001
** Replaced with: P3520500
* Found Power supply for Tower laptop had died. Will bring out a new power supply next visit (brought the wrong type out today)
* In the mean time moved forest floor laptop power supply to tower so data could get retrieved.

Super-Site

2018-09-09T05:16:21Z

10.25.166.241: /* Visits */

[[Super Site Tower]] 
[[Super Site LI-COR Parts Inventory]]

====Visits====
* [[SS Jan 2011 Trip 1]]
* [[SS Feb 2011 Trip 1]]
* [[SS Mar 2011 Trip 1]]
* [[SS Mar 2011 Trip 2]]
* [[SS June/Jul 2011 Trip 1]]
* [[SS May 2016 Trip 1]]
* [[SS August 2016 Trip 1]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2017-08-03]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2017-09-12]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2017-09-26]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2017-10-13]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2017-12-15]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2018-03-03]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2018-03-22]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2018-04-18]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2018-05-01 to 04]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2018-05-22]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2018-07-02]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2018-07-06]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2018-07-21]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2018-08-01]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2018-09-08]]
* [[SS To Do Next Visit]]

===Current Programs===
CSI Signature Values on 2014-08-11... checked from Dropbow/Logger_programs/super-site/:

==> SS_Diag_Diagnostic.dat <==
"TOA5","SS_Diag","CR1000","29724","CR1000.Std.20","CPU:ss_diag_2011-01-25.CR1","30274","Diagnostic"
30274 ss_diag_2011-01-25.CR1

==> SS_Eco_1_AirTemps.dat <==
"TOA5","SS_Eco_1","CR1000","13604","CR1000.Std.22","CPU:ss_eco1_2012-07-10.CR1","10119","AirTemps"
10119 ss_eco1_2012-07-10.CR1

==> SS_HeatFlux_1_Diagnostic.dat <==
"TOA5","SS_HeatFlux_1","CR1000","47954","CR1000.Std.24","CPU:ss_hf_2012-10-09.CR1","31220","Diagnostic"
31220 ss_hf_2012-10-09.CR1

==> SS_Met_AirTemps.dat <==
"TOA5","SS_Met","CR1000","30801","CR1000.Std.20","CPU:ss_met_2013-03-06.CR1","47292","AirTemps"
47292 ss_met_2013-03-06.CR1

==> SS_SnowTemp_Diagnostic.dat <==
"TOA5","SS_SnowTemp","CR1000","22972","CR1000.Std.16","CPU:ss_snow_pro_2011-10-10.CR1","19271","Diagnostic"
19271 ss_snow_pro_2011-10-10.CR1

==> SS_Soil_Diagnostic.dat <==
"TOA5","SS_Soil","CR1000","29723","CR1000.Std.20","CPU:ss_soil_2010-11-03.CR1","11488","Diagnostic"
11488 ss_soil_2010-11-03.CR1

===PFA Cameras===
user: pfa

This is the tower uplooking Serial to USB converter:
root@pfa-CF-AX3SEGJR:/home/PFA_/public_html/original/dc# udevadm info -a -n /dev/ttyUSB0 | grep '{serial}' | head -n1
ATTRS{serial}=="0000:00:14.0"

Forest Floor: /dev/serial/by-path/pci-0000:00:14.0-usb-0:1:1.0-port0
Tower Top: /dev/serial/by-path/pci-0000:00:14.0-usb-0:2:1.0-port0

If you see a message like this in the logs:
Error 10003: eph_waitsig got -2
The camera is probably not turned on. To power on the tower top camera, press the button on the beige box for 2-3 seconds. To turn on the Forest Floor camera you will need to open the domed box and physically turn the power on. 

Images recorded on the cron schedule show here:
* http://monitors.iarc.uaf.edu/poker-flat-research-range/cameras.php
Manually recorded measurements, such as when running the scrip from a terminal window, show up here:
/home/PFA_/public_html/original/dc

===Computers currently at Shed (7/2017)===
* Eddy Flux Tower Top Toughbook CF-31
** 64 bit Windows 7
** hostname: ''tower''
** purpose: log & manage tower top LICOR 7200
* Eddy Flux Forest Floor Toughbook CF-31
** 64 bit Windows 7
** hostname: ''ForestFloor''
** purpose: log & manage forest floor LICOR 7200
* ss-main Toughbook cf-19
** Debian
** hostname: ss-main
** purpose: logs super-site met etc. CR1000 systems
* DTS Toughbook CF-19
** Windows 7
** hostname: ''dts-jics-PC''
** purpose: log & manage DTS system
* MS700 Hyperspectral computer: Sony Vaio laptop
** Japanese Windows 10
** hostname: ''JAMSTECVAIO''
** purpose: LoggerNet for MS700 CR3000 logger
* All Sky Cam Laptop
** Ubuntu 16.04
** hostname: ''pfa-CF-AX3SEGJR''
** purpose: downloads images from up & down looking cameras
* Fiberswitch Small Dell Notepad
** Windows 10
** hostname: ''DELL-HK''
** purpose: manages HR400 system
* JICS PC#1 Toshiba Laptop
** Windows 7
** hostname: ''JICS1-PC''
** purpose: Dropbox backup at the moment for Eddy Flux data
====Other Computer Items====
* Hawking Technology Wireless Access Point
** Signal ID: SS_Wifi
* Ubiquiti M2 Bullet
** Located at tower top w/ power of ethernet injector in shed, this is our access to the Poker Internet Infrastructure.
* Net Gear 16 Port 10/100 Switch
===Forest Floor Flux Bonus info===
* batch file to automove data to dropbox:
move c:\users\user\documents\* "C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\pfrrflux\usprr_flux_original\archive_rawflux\floor\2018\"
* scheduled task set up to run this daily.

===Tower Flux Bonus info===
* Use this batch file to transfer flux data to dropbox:
move c:\users\user\documents\* "C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\PFRRflux\USprr_Flux_Original\Archive_rawflux\Tower\2018\7200RS\"

* Winscp script set up plus batch file running through task scheduler to transfer data from ss-met to dropbox:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\WinSCP\WinSCP.com" /script="c:\users\user\scripting\winscp_metdata.txt"

* contents of '''winscp_metdata.txt'''
open sftp://192.168.10.110
synchronize local "C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\PFRRflux\USprr_Flux_Original\MeteorologicalData\Met" /var/opt/CampbellSci/LoggerNet/4.1/SS_Met
synchronize local "C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\PFRRflux\USprr_Flux_Original\MeteorologicalData\Soil" /var/opt/CampbellSci/LoggerNet/4.1/SS_Soil
exit
* Current raw archive:
C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\PFRRflux\USprr_Flux_Original\Archive_rawflux\Tower\2018\7200RS

* Both of these batch files run as separate scheduled tasks under Task scheduler.
** Met data transfers at 9:10 AK STD
** Flux data transfers at 1:08 AK STD

===Older Content===

Here's a page started by Bob. Not sure how often I'll be adding stuff but it's been on my to-do list. Thought I'd start with packages added to the toughbook.
===COTS network system===
It's not the cheapest way to go but I thought going for commercial hardware for the network components would be the way to go. We'll see once the site is operational for a winter or two. Presently, what I have going on is something like this:

This antenna picks up WiFi from a building at PFRR: 
[http://www.radiolabs.com/products/antennas/2.4gig/backfire.php RadioLabs very directional antenna] 

This WiFi adapter has a linux compatible chipset and was easy to setup: 
[http://www.radiolabs.com/products/wireless/wave-magnum.php RadioLabs Magnum II USB Adapter] 
This powered USB extender (extend using ethernet cable from box to box) allows the usb wifi adapter to be up on the tower, minimizing the coax losses on the run to the antenna: 
[http://www.networktechinc.com/usbc5.html XTENDEX USB-C5-CE] 
I picked up some underground burial suitable Cat5E to go from the computer usb extender to the tower usb extender: 
[http://www.buy.com/prod/75ft-outdoor-waterproof-cat5e-ethernet-cable-direct-burial/q/sellerid/18349122/loc/101/211959049.html purchase link] 
So those items combine to get you to the computer.

I have two CSI white boxes. One to house the computer and one to house the tower USB & WiFi stuff. Each is lined with blueboard, sealed with duct seal, and has some extra desiccant to keep it dry, hopefully warm enough in the cold, time will tell on that though. I'll crunch the numbers at some point to see how much heat is being generated / how quickly it's dissipating.
I don't expect to need to use the toughbook directly, should be available for sshing from UAF proper or via wired ethernet onsite but on the off chance I do need to connect locally, I have a VGA adapter connected to the computer and will leave a surplussed CRT monitor out at the site. Connection to the laptop will be via a bluetooth keyboard/touchpad combo: 
[http://www.mwave.com/mwave/skusearch_v3.asp?scriteria=5177008&pagetitle=Solidtek%20KB-3962B-BT%20Mini%20Bluetooth%20Wireless%20Keyboard%20B purchase link] 

The computer is then connected to a network switch. This allows it to connect to the local NL100 and handle any local DHCP traffic. Probably a future upgrade will be a wireless bridge to allow other computers access to the internet / reduce the amount of brittle cabling laying about in the shed. See below for information and particulars of the software setup.

====Toughbook Setup====
Stock Debian with a few extra packages installed like Numpy, TeamViewer, LoggerNet for Linux

Currently use a Ubiqiti device to provide local network accesss.
192.168.10.x subnet I think.

====PakBus etc.====
Computer MD485:
RS485 & RS232 Active
RS485@ 38k
RS232@ 115.2k

Logger MD485s are setup:
RS485 & CSI/O active
CSI/O Mode -- Modem Enabled
Transparent communication mode
CSI/O @ 38k
RS485 @ 38k

Data loggers:
add-device pakbus-port {PakBusPort} as-child {ComPort};
add-device CR1000 {SS_Met} as-child {PakBusPort}; (420)
add-device CR1000 {SS_Soil} as-child {PakBusPort}; (421)
add-device CR1000 {SS_Diag} as-child {PakBusPort}; (422)
add-device CR1000 {SS_SnowTemp} as-child {PakBusPort}; (424)
add-device CR1000 {SS_Eco_1} as-child {PakBusPort}; (423)
add-device CR1000 {SS_HeatFlux_1} as-child {PakBusPort}; (425)

====Field Visit Checklists====

2018 NGEE Nome September Trip

2018-09-08T04:24:16Z

10.25.166.241: /* To Do Yet */

===To Ship===
* Trimble Batteries
** bring out non spillable paperwork too for return.

===To Take Bolton===
* Trimble system with no lithium batteries
* nrs straps
* soil sample volume
* sat phone
* tracker
* lg actionpacker
* conductivity meter for discharge measurement
* sample bottle for discharge measurement
* 100g salt ziplocs
* SC32B f
* volt meter
* Tap & Die
* desiccant for teller bottom
* SR50A transducers once they arrive
* a ziploc labeled Nome

===To Take Busey===
* All necessary lithium batteries
* toughbook
* snacks
* new fieldbook

===To Do Yet===
* GeoPDFs with new points
* Load XML into trimble software and copy over to handheld controller
* step stool for teller bottom
* short as possible 4/40 screw

===Favors===
* Ask Stan to borrow a drill again

===Activities===
====Support Chinese Delegation====
* September 18: Arrive in Nome
** 9/17 Meet Bob Metcalf
** 9/17 - 9/19: Final Site Selection & Install ground instruments
** 9/20-25: Get permits & install sites
* September 26 Evening: Leave for Fairbanks

====Teller====
* Check the next visit page (I'll copy/paste at some point)

=====Teller Bottom=====
* change transducers for snow depth sensors
* download data
* measure VATP thermistors
* relevel radiometer
* '''bring out one step stool to level teller bottom radiometer.'''
* tap new hole in CNR4 & replace desiccant
* bring desiccant for box
*

=====Teller Surface Water=====
* download data
* replace desiccant
* discharge measurement with salt slug
* Need to secure solar panel before winter with nails
* YSI conductivity meter

=====Teller Top=====
* download data
* change transducers for snow depth sensors
* relevel radiometer

====Council====
=====Council C1 Grid=====
* Would be great to visit C1 site and download data
* Redrill hole for C1 Grid temperature probe

=====Skookum Pass=====
* I'd like to visit site and swap out data logger so that we can retrieve data from Nome again. currently have to use a computer in Fairbanks. Also need to change program to add radio on/off sophistication as the icing the last two winters has been keeping solar panel inaccessible until April (with respect to battery charging)

====Kougarok====
=====Kougarok Mile 64=====
* don't really need snow depth here it would seem but just double check all measurements and relevel radiometer / precip
* any surveying to be done before next spring?

=====Kougarok 10m tower=====
* A station visit to would be awesome even for just 2 hours to double-check site in anticipation of it being used for the disturbance study.
* Mandatory download data though even if by radio
* level radiometers
* replace radiometer desiccant

=====Kougarok Mauze gulch=====
* Minimum would be download data by radio

=====Kougarok Burn Site=====
* Download data by radio

2018 NGEE Nome September Trip

2018-09-08T04:23:00Z

10.25.166.241:

===To Ship===
* Trimble Batteries
** bring out non spillable paperwork too for return.

===To Take Bolton===
* Trimble system with no lithium batteries
* nrs straps
* soil sample volume
* sat phone
* tracker
* lg actionpacker
* conductivity meter for discharge measurement
* sample bottle for discharge measurement
* 100g salt ziplocs
* SC32B f
* volt meter
* Tap & Die
* desiccant for teller bottom
* SR50A transducers once they arrive
* a ziploc labeled Nome

===To Take Busey===
* All necessary lithium batteries
* toughbook
* snacks
* new fieldbook

===To Do Yet===
* GeoPDFs with new points
* Load XML into trimble software and copy over to handheld controller
* step stool for teller bottom

===Favors===
* Ask Stan to borrow a drill again

===Activities===
====Support Chinese Delegation====
* September 18: Arrive in Nome
** 9/17 Meet Bob Metcalf
** 9/17 - 9/19: Final Site Selection & Install ground instruments
** 9/20-25: Get permits & install sites
* September 26 Evening: Leave for Fairbanks

====Teller====
* Check the next visit page (I'll copy/paste at some point)

=====Teller Bottom=====
* change transducers for snow depth sensors
* download data
* measure VATP thermistors
* relevel radiometer
* '''bring out one step stool to level teller bottom radiometer.'''
* tap new hole in CNR4 & replace desiccant
* bring desiccant for box
*

=====Teller Surface Water=====
* download data
* replace desiccant
* discharge measurement with salt slug
* Need to secure solar panel before winter with nails
* YSI conductivity meter

=====Teller Top=====
* download data
* change transducers for snow depth sensors
* relevel radiometer

====Council====
=====Council C1 Grid=====
* Would be great to visit C1 site and download data
* Redrill hole for C1 Grid temperature probe

=====Skookum Pass=====
* I'd like to visit site and swap out data logger so that we can retrieve data from Nome again. currently have to use a computer in Fairbanks. Also need to change program to add radio on/off sophistication as the icing the last two winters has been keeping solar panel inaccessible until April (with respect to battery charging)

====Kougarok====
=====Kougarok Mile 64=====
* don't really need snow depth here it would seem but just double check all measurements and relevel radiometer / precip
* any surveying to be done before next spring?

=====Kougarok 10m tower=====
* A station visit to would be awesome even for just 2 hours to double-check site in anticipation of it being used for the disturbance study.
* Mandatory download data though even if by radio
* level radiometers
* replace radiometer desiccant

=====Kougarok Mauze gulch=====
* Minimum would be download data by radio

=====Kougarok Burn Site=====
* Download data by radio

HMP155 USB Interface Commands

2018-09-06T03:59:01Z

10.25.166.241:

You can use a special USB cable from Vaisala to check on the performance of an HMP155. To communicate, first install the driver. This is easier said than done but 'vaisala instrument finder' in google may get you close, then download directly from Vaisala. I can only find it via google, not through searching the Vaisala online software downloads. Also handy is the user manual:
* http://www.vaisala.com/Vaisala%20Documents/User%20Guides%20and%20Quick%20Ref%20Guides/HMP155_User_Guide_in_English.pdf

Check in the Device manager to see which COM port the cable installed as. For me it is listed as COM3. You can also see if you start CSI's Device Config. It shows up there as 'Vaisala USB Device COM3'.... however, the commsettings are not compatible with Device Config so you'll need to try Putty. The settings should be:
* 4800 Baud
* Even Parity
* 7 Data Bits
* 1 Stop Bit
* No hardware flow control

Plug everything in and here a few commands to try:
vers -- Version of probe
smode run -- start automated output of current sensed values
smode stop -- stop automated output
seri -- set the baud etc
Check the manual for much more. All of chapter 4 covers things you can do from this interface.

====Super Site Specific====
Default from the factory will be the above: 4800 / E / 7 1
Baud P D S : 4800 E 7 1
To work with the MD-485 type the following.
seri 19200 n 8 1
This will be the response:
Baud P D S : 19200 N 8 1

Bob Hardware Serial Numbers

2018-08-30T20:28:44Z

10.25.166.241:

Just a page I should have started long ago...
===2018 In-Office Update===
====Campbell Data Loggers====
CR10 11015
CR10 17875
CR10 25016
CR10 Unknown
CR10 13735
CR10X 4111
CR10X 42777
CR10X 25759 Has some issues
CR10X 39030 Has some issues
CR10X 18085
CR10X 18089
CR1000M 4MB 55865
CR1000M 4MB 30765
CR1000M 4MB 47954 JAMSTEC ID 47147
CR1000M 4MB 30533
CR1000M 4MB 74848
CR1000M 4MB 79416 JAMSTEC no ID
CR1000M 4MB 79415 JAMSTEC no ID
CR1000 63027
CR800 4M 11806 JAMSTEC ID 039125
CR200 8006

====Campbell Storage Modules====
SM192 16733
SM192 13780
SM192 16738
SM192 16754
SM192 16740
SM192 17343
SM716 6015
SM716 6016

====Campbell CR10KD Keypad====
14002
10474

====Campbell SC532====
9 Pin Peripheral to RS232 Interface 3653

====Campbell Charge Controllers====
CH200 4620
CH200 4621

====Campbell Multiplexers====
AM25T 4079
AM25T 4080
AM416 12780
AM416 2405
AM416 12783
AM416 15897
AM416 16172
AM416 4567
AM16/32B 4300

====Campbell Peripherals====
Relay Driver A21REL-12 2592
Relay Driver A21REL-12 2593
8 Channel Switch Closure Input Module SDM-SW8A 4120
Digital I/O Expansion Module SDM-IO16 E2366
Digital I/O Expansion Module SDM-IO16 E2368
Digital I/O Expansion Module SDM-IO16 E2369
Digital I/O Expansion Module SDM-IO16 E2371
Current Excitation Module CE4 1144

====Campbell Telemetry====
Multi Drop Interface MD485 5238
Multi Drop Interface MD485 5239
Multi Drop Interface MD485 5242
Multi Drop Interface MD485 8045
Network Link Interface NL201 4011
Network Link Interface NL201 4119
Network Link Interface NL201 4120
1 Watt Spread Spectrum Radio RF450 9570293
1 Watt Spread Spectrum Radio RF451 1147

====Freewave Technologies Telemetry====
DGR-115H 571-6691
DGR-115R 903-8245
DGR-115W 902-7176
FGR-115RC 916-4336
FGR-115RC 917-7538
FGR-115RC 873-8166
FGR-115RE 872-0101
FGR-115RE 872-0115
FGR-115WC 878-6734
HTP-900RE 886-5397
HTP-900RE 886-5563

===Historical Page===
====Freewave Radios====
Model Serial Number Project Location Last Inventory Date
FGR-115WC SN 878-6629 PACMAN SP Skookum -- 8/2011
FGR-115WC SN 878-6697 PACMAN SP Anvil1 -- 8/2011
FGR-115WC SN 878-6734 PACMAN SP Anvil2 -- 8/2011
FGR-115WC SN 878-6733 PACMAN SP Nome Base -- 10/2010
FGR-115RC SN 872-0122 PACMAN SP Anvil City -- 8/2011
FGR-115WC SN 878-5624 PACMAN SP C2 Blueberry -- 8/2011
FGR-115WC SN 878-6891 PACMAN SP C1 Grid -- 8/2011
FGR-115WC SN 878-6669 PACMAN SP Kig1 -- 8/2011
FGR-115WC SN 878-6907 PACMAN SP K1 Burn -- 8/2011
FGR-115WC SN 878-6681 PACMAN SP K2 Met -- 8/2011
FGR-115RC SN 873-7574 JAMSTEC / JAXA SP K3 Mauze -- 8/2011
FGR-115RC SN 916-4336 EPSCOR? / NSF? 207E -- 9/2011
FGR-115RC SN 873-5346 JAMSTEC 207E -- 9/2011
FGR-115RC SN 873-7563 JAMSTEC 207E -- 9/2011

====Campbell Scientific====
CR1000 SN 13090 JAMSTEC / JAXA -- SS-Eco1 -- 9/2011
CFM100 SN 6157 JAMSTEC / JAXA -- SS-Eco1 -- 9/2011
MD485 SN 2931 JAMSTEC / JAXA -- SS-Eco1 -- 9/2011
AM16/32B SN 6333 JAMSTEC / JAXA -- SS-Eco1 -- 9/2011
CR1000 SN 25440 JAMSTEC / JAXA -- SS-HF1 -- 5/2012
CFM100 SN 6165 JAMSTEC / JAXA -- SS-HF1 -- 5/2012
MD485 SN 3671 JAMSTEC -- SS-HF1 -- 5/2012
CR10X SN 32347 OLD STOCK -- Anna Spare -- 9/2011
CR800 SN TBD JAMSTEC -- SS-SnowTemps -- 9/2011
AM16/32B SN 6331 JAMSTEC -- SS-SnowTemps -- 9/2011
MD485 SN 2934 JAMSTEC -- SS-SnowTemps -- 9/2011
RF450 SN 8825337 BLM (Cherry) -- 207E -- 9/2011
RF450 SN 8752750 JAMSTEC -- Hiroki PFRR Tower -- 9/2011
RF450 SN 8752691 JAMSTEC -- Super-Site Base Station -- 9/2011
CR800 SN 16784 JAMSTEC? -- 207E -- 9/2011
CR1000 SN 22972 JAMSTEC -- 207E -- 9/2011
CFM100 SN 6158 JAMSTEC -- 207E -- 9/2011
CC640 SN 1043 NSF? -- 207E but headed to WR Hiroki Tower -- 9/2011
SDM-SW8A SN 4120 JAMSTEC -- 207E -- 9/2011
A21REL-12 SN 2592 NSF? -- 207E -- 9/2011
A21REL-12 SN 2593 NSF? -- 207E -- 9/2011
MD485 SN 3620 JAMSTEC -- 207E -- 9/2011
MD485 SN 3714 JAMSTEC -- 207E -- 9/2011
NL100 SN 1216 NSF? -- 207E -- 9/2011
NL100 SN 5013 JAMSTEC -- 207E -- 9/2011
RF401 SN 30778 OLD STOCK -- 207E -- 9/2011
SC32B SN 5941 OLD STOCK -- 207E -- 9/2011
SC32B SN UNK OLD STOCK -- 207E -- 9/2011
CR10KD SN 10474 OLD STOCK -- 207E -- 9/2011
CR10KD SN 14002 OLD STOCK -- 207E -- 9/2011
CR10X SN 4111 OLD STOCK -- 207E -- 9/2011
CR10X SN 42777 OLD STOCK -- 207E -- 9/2011
CR10X SN 25759 OLD STOCK -- 207E -- 9/2011
CR10X SN 18089 OLD STOCK -- 207E -- 9/2011
CR10X SN 25761 OLD STOCK -- 207E -- 9/2011
CR10X SN 39030 OLD STOCK -- 207E -- 9/2011
CR10 SN 11015 OLD STOCK -- 207E -- 9/2011
CR10 SN 13735 OLD STOCK -- 207E -- 9/2011
CR10 SN 17587 OLD STOCK -- 207E -- 9/2011
SM716 SN 6015 OLD STOCK -- 207E -- 9/2011
SM716 SN 6016 OLD STOCK -- 207E -- 9/2011
AM16/32B SN 7011 JAMSTEC -- 207E -- 9/2011
AM416 SN 14804 OLD STOCK -- 207E -- 9/2011
AM416 SN 2405 OLD STOCK -- 207E -- 9/2011
AM416 SN 4557 OLD STOCK -- 207E -- 9/2011
SDMX50 SN 2967 OLD STOCK -- 207E -- 9/2011
TDR100 SN 1133 OLD STOCK -- 207E -- 9/2011
SR50 SN 2000 OLD STOCK -- 207E -- 9/2011
SR50 SN UNK OLD STOCK -- 207E -- 9/2011
UDG01 SN C1167 OLD STOCK -- 207E -- 9/2011
UDG01 SN C1033 OLD STOCK -- 207E -- 9/2011
SR50A SN 1201 JAMSTEC/NSF -- 207E -- 9/2011
SR50A SN 1285 JAMSTEC/NSF -- 207E -- 9/2011
SR50A SN 1439 JAMSTEC/NSF -- 207E -- 9/2011
SR50A SN 2002 JAMSTEC -- 207E -- 9/2011
SR50A SN 2012 JAMSTEC -- 207E -- 9/2011
SR50A SN 2901 JAMSTEC/NSF/PACMAN -- 207E -- 9/2011
SR50A SN 2910 JAMSTEC/NSF/PACMAN -- 207E -- 9/2011
SR50A SN 3538 JAMSTEC/NSF/PACMAN -- 207E -- 9/2011
SR50A SN 3961 PACMAN -- 207E -- 12/2011
SR50A SN 3949 PACMAN -- 207E -- 12/2011
SR50A SN 3943 PACMAN -- 207E -- 12/2011
SR50A SN 3969 PACMAN -- 207E -- 12/2011
SR50A SN 3957 PACMAN -- 207E -- 12/2011
MD485 SN 5237 JAMSTEC -- 207E -- 03/2013
MD485 SN 5238 JAMSTEC -- 207E -- 03/2013
MD485 SN 5239 JAMSTEC -- 207E -- 03/2013
MD485 SN 5240 JAMSTEC -- 207E -- 03/2013
MD485 SN 5241 JAMSTEC -- 207E -- 03/2013
MD485 SN 5242 JAMSTEC -- 207E -- 03/2013

====Judd Communications====
Ultrasonic Depth SN02897 CHERRY -- 207E -- 9/2011

====Met One ====
014A SN M3685 PACMAN -- Seward Pen -- 8/2011
014A SN M3690 PACMAN -- Seward Pen -- 8/2011
014A SN M3691 NSF -- CPCRW -- 9/2011
014A SN M3676 NSF -- CPCRW -- 9/2011

====Vaisala ====
HMP155 SN G4940001 JAMSTEC -- SS-HF1 -- 5/2012

IARC Base Radios

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===Set Up Mode===
* Set computer Serial port to 19,200 baud
* DevConfig -> Unknown -> 19200, COM1 -> Open
* Press button on rear of Freewave Radio to get into set up mode, all LED will glow Green
* ESC to go back a menu without saving a change, ENTER to save a change.
* For Point to Point Mode
** Typically the remotes are either in:
*** Mode 1 (Point to Point Slave)
*** Mode 4 (Point to Point Slave/Repeater)
*** Mode 6 (Point to Point Slave / Master Switchable): The Base Radio

===Bonus Hardware===
* http://www.l-com.com/bandpass-filter-rf-splitter-900-mhz-ultra-high-q-4-pole-indoor-bandpass-filter-full-band#

===Nome===
* [[Base Callbook]]
====Nome Semi Accessible Radios====
<pre>
Anvil Mtn: 878-6697
code=ATXCBATD8786697
Skookum Pass: 878-6629 (pakbus logger)
C1 Grid: 878-6891
code=ATXC3ATD8786891
C2 Blueberry: 878-5624
code=ATXC1ATD8785624
K1 Burn: 878-6907
code=ATXC2ATD8786907
K2 Met: 878-6681
code=ATXC2ATD8786681
K3 Mauze Gulch: 873-7574
code=ATXC2ATD8737574

</pre>
====Nome Radio Statistics 7/7/2018====
<pre>
MODEM STATISTICS

Master-Slave Distance(m) 0017758

Number of Disconnects 3
Radio Temperature 37
Antenna Reflected Power 55
Transmit Current (mA) 0893
Local Remote1 Remote2 Remote3
J dBm dBm dBm dBm
Noise 31 126
Signal 57 102
Rate % 80
000000

</pre>
====Nome Radio Parameters====
<pre>
Modem Serial Number 878-6733

RADIO PARAMETERS

WARNING: Do not change parameters without reading manual

(0) FreqKey 8
(1) Max Packet Size 8
(2) Min Packet Size 9
(3) Xmit Rate 1
(4) RF Data Rate 3
(5) RF Xmit Power 10
(6) Slave Security 1
(7) RTS to CTS 0
(8) Retry Time Out 255
(9) Lowpower Mode 0
(A) High Noise 1
(B) MCU Speed 0
(C) RemoteLED 0
(Esc) Exit to Main Menu

Enter Choice
</pre>

===Utqiagvik===
* placeholder

===IARC Roof===
*
====IARC Callbook====
<PRE> MODEM CALL BOOK
Entry to Call is 03
Entry Number Repeater1 Repeater2
(0) 911-3781
(1) 873-7563 # Smith Lake
(2) 000-0000
(3) 917-8134
(4) 917-7748
(5) 000-0000
(6) 917-8451 873-7563
(7) 916-4336
(8) 873-8166 # Moose Trail
(9) 000-0000
(C) Change Entry to Use (0-9) or A(ALL)
(Esc) Exit to Main Menu
Enter all zeros (000-0000) as your last number in list

</PRE>
====IARC Radio Parameters====
<pre>

RADIO PARAMETERS

WARNING: Do not change parameters without reading manual

(0) FreqKey 10
(1) Max Packet Size 6
(2) Min Packet Size 7
(3) Xmit Rate 1
(4) RF Data Rate 3
(5) RF Xmit Power 10
(6) Slave Security 1
(7) RTS to CTS 0
(8) Retry Time Out 255
(9) Lowpower Mode 0
(A) High Noise 0
(B) MCU Speed 0
(C) RemoteLED 0
(Esc) Exit to Main Menu

</pre>
====IARC Modem Statistics 7/5/2018====
* Frequency Key 1 Rate% = 3
* Frequency Key 10 Rate% = 3
<pre>
7/5/2018 Omni Antenna to Omni Antenna
MODEM STATISTICS

Master-Slave Distance(m) 0015002

Number of Disconnects 0
Radio Temperature 28
Antenna Reflected Power 1
Transmit Current (mA) 0544
Local Remote1 Remote2 Remote3
J dBm dBm dBm dBm
Noise 56 105
Signal 57 104
Rate % 3

</pre>

====IARC Modem Statistics 7/10/2018====

<pre>
7/10/2018 Omni Antenna to Yagi Antenna
MODEM STATISTICS

Master-Slave Distance(m) 0015020

Number of Disconnects 0
Radio Temperature 29
Antenna Reflected Power 1
Transmit Current (mA) 0568
Local Remote1 Remote2 Remote3
J dBm dBm dBm dBm
Noise 51 109
Signal 69 88
Rate % 20
</pre>
====IARC Modem Statistics 7/20/2018====
<pre>
Omni on IARC roof to omni @ Smith Lake Site
Master-Slave Distance(m) 0010250

Number of Disconnects 0
Radio Temperature 30
Antenna Reflected Power 1
Transmit Current (mA) 0536
Local Remote1 Remote2 Remote3
J dBm dBm dBm dBm
Noise 58 104
Signal 81 75
Rate % 90
</pre>

SS To Do Next Visit

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10.25.166.241: /* 2018 */

===2018===
** https://catalog.orientalmotor.com/viewitems/mb-series-ac-centrifugal-fans-blowers/mb-series-50mm-centrifugal-fans-blowers
* More PAR sensors and hardware for in-situ
* Buy another SI-111 SDI12 model
* Attend LI-COR training?
* Polish Battery Backup System
* replace Loggernet computer
** bring out an NL100 or USB to serial adapter
* Submit PRs for Summer 2018 Instrument Recalibrations
** Vaisala HMP155s
** MetOne 010C
** Kipp & Zonen CNR4
* Late Fall recalibrations:
** LI-7200s
Ss soil has room on c7 for sdi12 rest or sr50a are on c3, c4 is open for other stuff.
* need to extend the SI-421 I've located and then it is ready to deploy at forest floor radiation tower
** will need to set SDI12 ID

Just moved cs616 to 5v to see if that does anything. Need to confirm this doesn't mess up and create noise in signals.
* Replace SR50A transducers
* Dig second pit for soil instruments
* clean up outdoor power cords
* waterproof a bit some of the tower blowers (might be as easy as more cable ties / tape to keep the white box deals right side up.
* I brought out a collection of one and two hole deals for securing loose cabling here and there in and out of the shed. That could be sorted out.
* connect those shop power strips and get one more for inside?
* SI111 install
* buy and add more PAR top and bottom (4x and matching hardware)
* add another tipping bucket.

===Nearly end of summer status====
* Get a handle on remaining budget
* re-calibrate as many sensors as able
* buy a couple more sensors as able
* licor training if possible
* write program for new soil pit box
** soil moisture at 2+ depths
** soil temp