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Overview

Current version: 4.0

The Baler software connects to the LoggerNet Server from a remote PC and creates bales of data at regular intervals based on the date/time stamps in the data. Baler's primary function is to access data on the LoggerNet server, bundle appropriate data, and store the data on the client computer. 

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Benefits and Features

  • Extracts data from the LoggerNet Server cache and creates a data file
  • Allows multiple instances of Baler to bale data according to different conditions

Detailed Description

The Baler client is ideal for applications in which the data will be imported to a database or a third-party analysis program.

Specifically, the Baler client:

  • Accesses data stored in the data cache of the LoggerNet server
  • Bales data into files at regular intervals based on the date/time stamps in the data
  • Names the “bales” according to the datalogger, table names, and time of bale
  • Stores the data on the client PC
  • Logs status of baling events
  • Allows the user to run multiple instances of Baler to “bale” data at different intervals
  • Offers the option to execute a command line operation after each baling event


Unlike LoggerNetData and RTMCRT, Baler does not include functionality to view or interact with the data. The datafile names are based on the datalogger and table names. Multiple instances of Baler can be run with separate working directories if data must be baled according to different conditions.

Specifications

  • Current Version: 4.0

Compatibility

Please note: The following shows notable compatibility information. It is not a comprehensive list of all compatible products.

Dataloggers

Product Compatible Note
21X (retired)
CR10 (retired)
CR1000 (retired)
CR10X (retired)
CR200X (retired)
CR206X (retired)
CR211X (retired)
CR216X (retired)
CR23X (retired)
CR295X (retired)
CR3000 (retired)
CR3000 (retired)
CR500 (retired)
CR5000 (retired)
CR510 (retired)
CR800 (retired)
CR850 (retired)
CR9000 (retired)
CR9000X (retired)

Additional Compatibility Information

Software/Computer Requirements

Downloads

BALER Patch v.4.0 (3.7 MB) 08-02-2010

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Upgrade Baler version 2.2 or 3.4 to 4.0; no intermediate steps are required.

Frequently Asked Questions

Number of FAQs related to BALER: 3

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  1. Is there a patch for the current version of Baler?

    The current version of Baler can be found in the Downloads section of the Baler product page. Note that Baler version 2.2 is required to be installed for this upgrade to work.

  2. Does Baler 2.2 work with a CR800? Is a more recent version of Baler needed?

    Baler 2.2 was developed before the release of the CR800 and, therefore, does not work with it.The latest version of Baler does work with the CR800 and can be found in the Downloads section of the Baler product page.

    Note: As newer versions of Baler are released, upgrades to older versions may not work. The notes associated with the upgrade or patch indicate which previous version needs to be installed before installing the upgrade.

  3. In what format does the Baler Client Software save the data? Are there format options?

    Baler does have file format options for storing the data. These are TOACI1 (table to ASCII 1 format), TOA5 (table to ASCII 5 format), TOB1 (table to binary format), or CSV (comma separated values).

    TOACI1 example:

    "TOACI1", "CR1000_2", "Data1Hr""TMSTAMP", "RECNBR", "Batt_Volt_Min", "Panel_TempF_Avg", "AirTempF_Avg", "RH", "WSData_S_WVT", "WSData_D1_WVT", "WSData_SD1_WVT", "WS_mph_Min", "WS_mph_Max", "WindDir_SMM", "SlrW_Avg", "Rain_in_Tot", "BP_inHg_Avg", "FuelM_Avg", " FuelT_F_Avg", "TdewF_Avg"
    "2008-03-14 16:00:00" , 22, 13.07, 73.8, 72.98, 20.72, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, -0.097, 0.021, 0, 26.34, 7999, 7999, 29.37

    TOA5 example:

    "TOA5", "CR1000_2", "CR1000", "1243", "CR1000.Std.14.16", "CPU:RAWS-F_V1-fixedGOES_Frank_H_Test.CR1", "52455", "Data1Hr""TIMESTAMP", "RECORD", "Batt_Volt_Min", "Panel_TempF_Avg", "AirTempF_Avg", "RH", "WSData_S_WVT", "WSData_D1_WVT", "WSData_SD1_WVT", "WS_mph_Min", "WS_mph_Max", "WindDir_SMM", "SlrW_Avg", "Rain_in_Tot", "BP_inHg_Avg", "FuelM_Avg", "FuelT_F_Avg", "TdewF_Avg"
    "TS", "RN", "Volts", "Deg F", "Deg F", "%", "miles/hour", "Deg", "Deg", "miles/hour", "miles/hour", "Degrees", "W/m²", "inch", "In of Hg", "%", "Deg F", "Deg F"
    "", "", "Min", "Avg", "Avg", "Smp", "WVc", "WVc", "WVc", "Min", "Max", "SMM", "Avg", "Tot", "Avg", "Avg", "Avg", "Avg"
    "2008-03-14 16:00:00", 22, 13.07, 73.8, 72.98, 20.72, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, -0.097, 0.021, 0, 26.34, "NAN", "NAN", 29.37

    TOB1 example:

    "TOB1", "CR1000_2", "CR1000", "1243", "CR1000.Std.14.16", "CPU:RAWS-F_V1-fixedGOES_Frank_H_Test.CR1", "52455", "Data1Hr"
    "SECONDS", "NANOSECONDS", "RECORD", "Batt_Volt_Min", "Panel_TempF_Avg", "AirTempF_Avg", "RH", "WSData_S_WVT", "WSData_D1_WVT", "WSData_SD1_WVT", "WS_mph_Min", "WS_mph_Max", "WindDir_SMM", "SlrW_Avg", "Rain_in_Tot", "BP_inHg_Avg", "FuelM_Avg", "FuelT_F_Avg", "TdewF_Avg"
    "SECONDS", "NANOSECONDS", "RN", "Volts", "Deg F", "Deg F", "%", "miles/hour", "Deg", "Deg", "miles/hour", "miles/hour", "Degrees", "W/m²", "inch", "In of Hg", "%", "Deg F", "Deg F"
    "", "", "", "Min", "Avg", "Avg", "Smp", "WVc", "WVc", "WVc", "Min", "Max", "SMM", "Avg", "Tot", "Avg", "Avg", "Avg", "Avg"
    "ULONG", "ULONG", "ULONG", "FP2", "FP2", "FP2", "FP2", "FP2", "FP2", "FP2", "FP2", "FP2", "FP2", "FP2", "FP2", "FP2", "FP2", "FP2", "FP2"

    CSV example:

    101, 2008, 74, 1600, 0, 13.07, 73.8, 72.98, 20.72, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, -0.097, 0.021, 0, 26.34, 7999, 7999, 29.37

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