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Configuration Tab
Session
Scheduling
The Session Scheduling page is used to define sessions,
either automatically or manually.
A “session” represents an interval of time during which you
want the receiver to log raw data in a G-file at the requested
recording interval. By default, sessions are repeated every day
at the same time.
• Defining sessions automatically means creating a series of
consecutive sessions “in one shot”, from only the four
parameters you specify. Data recording is allowed by
default in all the sessions created through this method.
• Defining sessions manually means specifying the start
and end times of each session. Each of the desired
sessions should be defined that way, one after the other.
Whereas by default, sessions defined automatically are
necessarily executed one after the other, with no idle time in
between, sessions defined manually can from the start be
separated by idle times, resulting from adequately chosen
start and end times for sessions that are consecutive.
Caution! Enabling the execution of programmed sessions is
controlled by the
Run Sessions
and
Reference Day
parameters
(see Session Settings on page 172 ).