Sensor Electronics AirDistSys 5000, Руководство оператора

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AirDistSys 5000 16 – Operator’s Manual
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The data logging and statistical analyzing procedure used is made clear in the following figure. An
example of settings with Interval Time of 1 min, Averaging Time of 3 min and Logging Time of 6 min.
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If the Economy Mode switch is ON, devices can be switch into the state of asleep when reading results
isn't necessary. Asleep is only possible during the logged. Economy Mode is lowering the consumption
of energy what influences increasing the working time on batteries.
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The Economy Mode switch is active when the Interval Time is bigger than 3 min and the Averaging
Time is smaller than the half of the Interval Time.
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When AutoEnd switch is ON, the program automatically will be closed and all devices will be switched
into the state of asleep after finishing the logging procedure.
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When you use this protocol, the program communicates with the DataSocket Server. You must provide
a named tag for the data, which is appended to the URL. The data connection uses the named tag to
address a particular data item on a DataSocket Server. To use this protocol, you must run a DataSocket
Server.
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In order to enable or disable the DataSocket connection, select ‘DataSocket’ from the menu item ‘Data
Communication…’ on the menu bar on front panel.
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You publish (write) data by specifying a URL. You should enter 'localhost' on the publisher computer
and IP address of the publisher on the subscriber computer.
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The example of Data Socket Reader is available in the Program Menu Folder (SENSOR
Electronic\Examples).
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The built-in TCP/IP connection enables to communicate between different computers by the networks.
TCP/IP routes data from server (ThermCondSys 5500 program) to client.
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