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Storm 3 BASIC PROGRAMMING MANUALV1.0D28 0214

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9Commands and FunctionsThe Storm’s implementation of Basic uses both commands and functions to perform actions and return values, though each is synta

COMMANDS AND FUNCTIONS10Single-dimensional array: ARRAY myArray(5) FOR i = 1 TO 5 myArray(i) = i * 2 REM Duplicate the number’s value inside the

11Used with the SWITCH statement to list potential routes. a$ = “Hi” SWITCH a$ CASE “Hello”: response$ = “And Hello to you”

12COMMANDS AND FUNCTIONSReturns the number’s ASCII character representation. ASC( ), converting a character to its ASCII numerical value, is the oppos

13Commands and FunctionsReturns the cosine value of the given number. var = COS(0) REM sets var to 1 var = COS(PI) REM sets var to -1COS (number)

14COMMANDS AND FUNCTIONS CASE 15: path = 2 BREAK CASE 30: path = 3 BREAK CASE 45: path = 4 BREAK DEFAULT: path

15Commands and FunctionsOptionally used as part of an IF statement to indicate another condition to evaluate. The option is evaluated if all previous

Returns TRUE if the given filenumber has reached the end of the file, FALSE if there is still data available to be read from the current position. OPEN

17Commands and FunctionsA read-only constant containing the number 2.7182818284590452. var = EULER REM sets var to the euler constantEULERReturnseu

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18COMMANDS AND FUNCTIONSBegins a loop encompassed by FOR and NEXT with an optional STEP command. The default STEP is 1, meaning each iteration of the

19Commands and FunctionsReturns a specified parameter from a connected SDI-12 sensor. The X following the identier species the SDI-12 sensor’s addre

Returns a sensor’s most recent raw/unprocessed value. A raw value is the value of a measurement prior to slope, offset, function or digits are applie

21Commands and FunctionsJumps to the specified label or line number within the program. GOTO statements never return back to the point origin and thus

Returns the temperature, in degrees Celsius, of the given number (expecting a 0-5V analog voltage reading) based on the math equation for the WaterLog

23Commands and FunctionsReturns the position, starting at the position given by the third optional parameter (default is 1), of the first occurrence of

24COMMANDS AND FUNCTIONSIdentifies a specific location by name. Commands such as GOTO and GOSUB can refer to and send execution to named LABELs. Line

25Commands and FunctionsReturns the common (base-10) logarithm of the given number. The LN function should be used if a natural logarithm is required

Returns the given string with all whitespace removed from only the left side. var$ = LTRIM$(“ A1,B2,C3,D4 “) REM sets var$ to “A1,B2,C3,D4 “26COM

27Commands and FunctionsNegates the expression immediately following. The ! operator may alternatively be used. OPEN “SiteID.csv” FOR READING AS #1

1GOSUB...GOTO...

28COMMANDS AND FUNCTIONS ENDIF ON var GOTO critical,moderate,okay LABEL critical SETVALUE DIGITAL1, 1 SETVALUE DIGITAL2, 1 SETVALUE DIGITAL3, 1

29Commands and FunctionsFile: OPEN “SiteID.csv” FOR APPENDING AS #1 PRINT #1, “A1,B2,C3,D4” CLOSE #1 REM Check if file exists, OPEN #1 FOR READIN

30COMMANDS AND FUNCTIONSA logical operator used between two expressions in conditional statements (e.g. IF, WHILE, etc.). Returns TRUE if the left, r

31Commands and FunctionsBegins a conditional loop encompassed by REPEAT and UNTIL. The condition is given after the UNTIL statement and while evaluat

Returns the position, starting at 1, of the first occurrence of the second given string within the first given string beginning at the right. If the st

33Commands and FunctionsSets the serial port settings for unopened communication ports. Serial ports are opened with the following defaults: baud rat

Sets a sensor’s function, specied by the Use Function option under the Processing section of the Storm’s Sensor Setup screen. Setting a sensor’s fu

35Commands and FunctionsReturns the string equivalent of the given number. An optional second parameter string may be specified to declare the format

36COMMANDS AND FUNCTIONSDeclares the beginning of a SWITCH-CASE clause. The single variable given after the SWITCH keyword specifies the character or c

37Commands and FunctionsUsed with the IF statement to specify a multi-line IF-THEN clause. var = 40 IF (var >60) THEN var = 60 ELSEIF (var >

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38COMMANDS AND FUNCTIONSSplits apart a string into an array of strings. The first parameter provides the string to split apart. The second parameter

39Commands and FunctionsMarks the end of a conditional WHILE-WEND loop. END WHILE may also be used instead of WEND. x = 0 WHILE (x < 30) REM B

40COMMANDS AND FUNCTIONSMarks the beginning of a conditional WHILE-WEND loop. The condition is specified after the WHILE keyword. As long as the cond

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42EXAMPLE PROGRAMSREM Prints out the last line of the log file to the RS-232 Com port REM When set up to run with the sensors, prints out their val

43Example ProgramsREM Determines true wind direction as a bouy rotates,REM based off recorded compass and wind directionGETVALUE SENSOR “Compass”, W

REM Respond to simple commands on the RS-232 Com port as a Listener programOPEN “LISTENER” AS #3PRINT #3 “Enter Command > “50REM Ten seconds of ina

45Example ProgramsREM Communicate with and retrieve data from an RS-232 sensorSerialNum$ = “450065”SETPORT 9600,8,None,1,None,0,0OPEN “RS-232 COM” AS

1) The tissue in plants that brings water upward from the roots;2) a leading global water technology company.We’re 12,000 people unied in a common pu

Basic ProgrammingEach Storm data logger contains a built-in BASIC interpreter (as of firmware version 1.4.2) allowing for more complex procedures and m

Understanding the available functions and commands as well as the overall operations and flow of Basic is essential to its use within the Storm. Prima

Basic Programming5Basic programming examples provided throughout the manual will follow a specific format. All Basiccommands and functions will be cap

BASIC PROGRAMMINGBasic supports traditional control statements such as GOTO and GOSUB as well as single and multi-line IF-THEN statements and SWITCH-C

Basic Programming7Files stored on the Storm’s local le system can be accessed for reading, writing, and appending of data. The OPEN command allows fi