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Record ________________________________________
This options are used for controlling the record functions of the
Multilogger. Recording can be turned on and off as needed
(
Recording On/Off ). However, if the record is turned off and then you
turn it on again, this takes up 0.1% of the free memory capacity. Use
the
Cyclic record if you require the device to continue the recording
even when the data memory is completely full. In this case, the oldest
data are replaced by new ones. If you do not use this option, the
recording will stop once the memory is full. Another important
parameter is the
Recording interval . It can be set from 1 second to 24
hours (see the Technical Information ). The recording is performed in
integral multiples of a set interval. For example, if you turn the device
on at 5:05 a.m. and if you have set the logging interval at 1 hour, the
first data will be recorded at 6:00 a.m., next ones at 7:00 a.m., etc.
Recording can be continuous or, alternatively, records can be taken
only if any measured quantity is in the alarm state (the system alarms
does not trigger recording). Moreover, Multilogger with binary input
No. 3 also offer the option to control the recording by the status of this
binary input. These settings can be performed in the section
Recording mode .
By default, the device records the actual values at the time of the
recording interval. However, if continuous recording is on (see
above), you can select recording of average, minimal and maximal
values during recording interval. These settings can be performed in
the section
Recorded values.
The last thing to do when configuring the recording is to select the
measured quantities that you want to record (see the
Inputs panel
described below).
ATTENTION - upon changing cyclic

non-cyclic
recording, you will need to erase all the recorded data
saved in the device!
Alarm events - Signalization ________________________
The Multilogger allows to evaluate alarm states, which can come from
the measured quantities or which can signalize some device problem
(exceeding of the data memory occupation limit, system alarms). For
each alarm it is possible to assign the method of their signaling to the
user.