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-The Campbell Scientific Cr6 computer was selected for level 1 due to its proven reliability. Campbell Scientific delivers robust computers for data sampling and control. Their computers have been successfully used for projects in cold environments such as long-term monitoring in Greenland, maritime environments with movement and vibrations such as a buoy system in the Caribbean Sea and in systems with strict reliability requirements such as weather stations at military airports. The Campbell Scientific CR6 uses a Renesas RX63N processor with a clock rate of 100 MHz and has 16 general I/O pins with dedicated hardware for support of numerous communication protocols. The CR6 was chosen over other similar products from Campbell Scientific due to the need of I/O ports. The CPU in the CR6 is also among the fastest in their product range.
+=====Campbell Scientific CR6=====
-Implementation of software on the CR6 is done with the use of PC400 Datalogger
+| {{ :cr6specs.pdf | CR6 manual}}      | CR6 Brochure.|
-Support Software and CR Basic Editor. The PC400 Datalogger support software serves
+| https://www.campbellsci.com/cr6      | CR6 Webpage.|
-several functions. First of all, it enables the user to send program code and retrieve
-data from the unit via USB interface with a Windows computer. It also lets the user
-set the internal clock of the CR6 easily. With the Windows program, publicly declared
-variables can be read in real time from the device via the USB cable to ease the process
-of debugging. Unfortunately, the software does not support debugging with the use
-of common tools such as breakpoints and memory access. The lack of such tools
-does increase development time significantly and should be taken into account when
-planning development of future system functions.
-The CR Basic editor lets the user write programs for the CR6 device. The editor
-has a built-in compile function that will check for faults such as syntax errors and
-incorrect memory allocation, but the program is recompiled on the CR6 device after it
-has been transferred to the device. The file extension of the programs that are sent to
-the CR6 is ".CR6".
-{{:campbellcr6.png?400|}}
+The Campbell Scientific Cr6 computer was selected for level 1 due to its proven reliability. Campbell Scientific delivers robust computers for data sampling and control. Their computers have been successfully used for projects in cold environments such as long-term monitoring in Greenland, maritime environments with movement and vibrations such as a buoy system in the Caribbean Sea and in systems with strict reliability requirements such as weather stations at military airports. The Campbell Scientific CR6 uses a Renesas RX63N processor with a clock rate of 100 MHz and has 16 general I/O pins with dedicated hardware for support of numerous communication protocols. The CR6 was chosen over other similar products from Campbell Scientific due to the need of I/O ports. The CPU in the CR6 is also among the fastest in their product range.
+{{:campbellcr6.png?400|}} {{:campellcr6_details.png?400|}}