LSI-Robway RCI-1502 HRT, Instruction Manual

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Data Logging on RCI Systems
Downloaded Data Format
Each record will be printed in chronological order followed by a summary on the
contents of the data logger. If no records have been stored a message to this extent is
displayed on the RCI calibration window however, the summary information is still
downloaded to the PC.
The summary consists of 6 lines of information as follows:
1. DOWNLOAD PERFORMED (date time)
2. Percentages Changed (date time) ***
3. No. Lifts in range 20% to 40% SWL = xx
4. No. Lifts in range 40% to 65% SWL = xx
5. No. Lifts in range 65% to 90% SWL = xx
6.
*** Note:
No. Lifts logged with > 90% SWL = xx
Default date if percentages have not been altered from LSI-
Robway settings is 01/01/96.
The first line simply states the date and time of when the download was performed.
The second line shows the date and tim e of when the percentage values for the
counters and/or the logging percentage were last changed. The default date displayed
is the 01/01/96. If the percentages are changed, the new date and time will be stored.
This dat e a nd ti me will be m aintained until the values are once again altered or
calibration data is cleared.
The third, forth and fifth lines give counts of the total number of lifts performed in the
specified regions of SW L %. The percentages shown in this table can of course be
changed in Function codes (causing the date in the second line to cha nge as just
discussed).
The sixth line gives a count of the number of full logs which have been perform ed
and printed.
The records are printed 1 per line with each f ield in the record se parated by a tab
character. This means the resultant file stored on the PC is a tab de-lim ited text f ile
which is a suitable format for importing into spreadsheet programs such as Microsoft
Excel.
Generally spreadsheet programs will automatically recognise the file form at as a tab
de-limited text file and promptly convert the data into a spread sheet format. In some
cases it m ay prove necessary to ensure th e fi le is saved wi th a
.txt
extension name
which is the standard extension for ASCII text files.