Section 5 ‒ Database Configuration
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MLTDR-W-50S User's Guide
Section 5 ‒ Database Configuration
The MultiLogger Suite includes MLWeb
, a browser-based tool for data reduction. The following sections detail
viewing the imported TDR data and the presentation of that data through charts.
See the
MLWeb User's Guide
for more information on the use of MLWeb. In particular:
▪
Chapter 12
for details on working with and configuring TDR Charts.
▪
Chapter 16
for details on applying Output Alarms to TDR's.
▪
Chapter 19
and
Appendix A.5
for details on non-automated TDR imports.
5.1 Viewing Data
Data is imported automatically into MLWeb when MultiLogger is configured appropriately.
Within MLWeb, the folder containing the TDR data appears in the Database Tree, and is named after the
Datalogger ID by default. Within this folder, each TDR channel is represented by an Instrument node.
The example below shows Datalogger ID 101:
(A multi-cable TDR in the MLWeb Database Tree, with an Instrument node representing each channel)
The naming convention of the Channels is
TDR
, followed by the
Instrument ID
, followed by the channel
number. If only a single cable is attached to the TDR200, then only one Instrument node is created, and its
channel number assigned is 1. Additionally, the
Battery_Volts
and
Panel_Temp
Data Elements display
immediately in the folder.
Note
‒ Do not rename the TDR record. Otherwise, at the next import, another record will be created for this TDR.
