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ƒ Active sensors
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Custom sensors' names
ƒ Alarm levels
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Alarm duration
ƒ Alarm delay
ƒ Alarm pre delay
2. Select the sensors you wish to connect to the logger for
data acquisition. It doesn’t matter which order you select
the sensors. You may only have Input 4 selected, for
example, and Inputs 1 to 3 left unselected.
3. Select the sampling rate and transmission interval (rate at
which the data is transmitted from the logger to the
Receiver).
4. Unless you have Alarm levels you wish to edit (see the
Alarms Setup tab), click either Setup and Run (to send
the setup and immediately log data), or Setup Only (to
send the setup but only log data at your command).
5. If you selected Setup Only in step 4, right-click the
Logger icon and select Run from the context menu to
start logging data.
6. To stop the logger, right-click the Logger icon and select
Stop from the context menu.
Note: Running the logger clears the logger memory. All
previously recorded data will be erased when you begin a new
logging session.
2.7. Viewing Data
Once you run the logger, you have several ways of viewing
the online data that is being acquired.
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Online graph/table/statistics views