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Data Recording
Go To Data
Data Help
↑+big
0 Toggle line4 > +1
#*10 Big Jump < -1
Back -> Quit
↓-
big
Data Recording Menu
This menu provides access to PoolWarden’s internally recorded data. The
data can be displayed visually on screen. Please note that this screen will only
display readings, pH, ORP, Temp, Flow Status and Alarm Status. The internal
memory has the ability to record 8,192 rows of data. Once the maximum
memory has been reached, any new data will record over the oldest data. To
access “Data Recording” simply press the
Back
button from the default
readings screen and scroll down to “Data Recording” and press
Enter
and
select “Go To Data”.
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Go To Data
: Before entering the actual Data a “Data Help” screen is
displayed that provides a brief summary of the tips on how to scroll through
the rows of recorded data.
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0 Toggle line4: Pressing the Zero
0
button toggles line 4 on the display
screen between the relay status for each reading and the Date, Time &
Data Record Number.
Go To Data
Interval 01:00:00
Clear Data
Used: 808/8192
Serial Printer
Print Data
Print: Off
Print Last 7
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#*10 Big Jump: This is the “Big Jump” by a factor of 10. If you press any number 1 through 9 and
then the
Up or Down Arrow
it will jump through the data by a factor of 10 times that number.
Example: If you press 8 then the up arrow it will jump forward through 80 rows (8 x 10 = 80) of data.
If you press 7 then the down arrow it will jump backward through 70 rows (7 x 10 = 70).
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Back
- > Quit: Exit the Data and bring you back to the Data Recording screen.
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↑+big: Pressing the
Up Arrow
will jump forward 30 rows of data. The up arrow also works in
conjunction with the #*10Big Jump above. If any number between 1 through 9 is pressed followed by
the up arrow then it will jump the data by a factor of 10 times that number.
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> +1: Pressing the
Right Arrow
will move forward one “1” data row at a time.
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< - 1: Pressing the
Left Arrow
will move backward one “1” data row at a time.
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↓-big: Pressing the
Down Arrow
will jump forward 30 rows of data. The up arrow also works in
conjunction with the #*10Big Jump above. If any number between 1 through 9 is pressed followed by
the down arrow key then it will jump the data by a factor of 10 times that number.
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Interval 00:00:00
: Set the data recording time interval. The default setting is 00:00:00 or disabled.
Simply press
Enter
to scroll through the following data recording intervals.
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00:00:00: Disabled, No Data Recording
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00:05:00: Data will record in 5 minute intervals. Internal Memory will be full in 5.5 Days.
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00:15:00: Data will record in 15 minute intervals. Internal Memory will be full in 85 Days.
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00:30:00: Data will record in 30 minute intervals. Internal Memory will be full in 170 Days.
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01:00:00: Data will record in 1 hour intervals. Internal Memory will be full in 341 Days.
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Clear Data:
Simply scroll down to “Clear Data” and press
Enter
and the internal memory will reset to
0/8192.
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Used 0 / 8192:
This shows how much internal memory is currently being used. If a number like
3150/8192 is seen in this screen, then that means 3150 rows of data have been recorded out of the
available 8192 rows. Press
Enter
to immediately record data. If there is a lower case “o” on the fourth
line then the data is in overflow mode and any new recorded data is erasing the oldest recorded data.
Serial Printer
If the serial printer is connected it will be automatically detected and enable the additional menu choices in
the Data Recording menu. When the PoolWarden is turned on, as part of the startup process the serial
printer will be listed after about 10 seconds, if it isn’t listed make sure the printer is turned on and the wires
are correctly connected on the PoolWarden connector. The serial printer must be turned on before the
PoolWarden.
Once a day a header line will print with the name of the PoolWarden (setup in the System Menu) and the
serial number. Then at the appropriate intervals the current measurements will be printed.
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Serial Printer:
This line is information only. All items after it are for the serial printer.
