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20.2.1. CSV format
If the data is recorded in CSV format the structure will be as follows:
<Day -Month-Year>, <Hour: Minute>, <Data 1> …..<Data n>
When the controller is started up or the record is activated a “header” is first of all produced to indicate
what the corresponding data means. You can set whether the header should be repeated after a
number of data lines. See § 15.4.2 “Data log function” on page 76 (SD Card ) and § 17.2.2 “Data log
function ” on page 81 (RS485).
The header shows what component the recorded data refers to.
The header line is established as follows:
Date, Time, xx, yy, zz,……
xx, yy, zz, ….. are abbreviations of the selected logging functions.
For information about the abbreviations used see § 29 “Terminology” on page 107.
The information line is established as follows:
Date, Time, aa, bb, cc, …..
aa, bb, cc, ….. are the status or measurement data.
Example:
Header : dd-mm-yyyy,hh:mm, IV, FP, …., UFU
data
: 27-01-2010,08:55,, 1, 1, …, Filtration
On 27-01-2010 at 08:55 the input valve opened, the feed pump switched on and
the unit was in the “Filtration” phase.
Example of a file name:
VL100204.CSV : This file contains data log data from 04-02-2010 in CSV format.
20.2.2. XML format
If the alarms in XML format are recorded the structure will be as follows:
<standard XML header> (= <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>)
<data>
<object
<date > <time > <data1> <data2> …. <process> />
</data>
Example:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<data>
<object Date="27-01-2010" Time="08:55" IV=”1” FP= "1" UFU="Filtration" />
</data>
On 27-01-2010 at 08:55 the input valve opened, the feed pump switched on and
the unit was in the “Filtration” phase.
Example of a file name:
VL100204.XML : This file contains data log data from 04-02-2010 in XML format.
Attention!
If the XML format is used for storage on an SD card, the file can no longer be used if the data logger is
switched off or the SD card is deactivated.
See § 15.4 “Log functions” on page 75 for more information about the switching on and off of the SD
card.