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7.5 Flow Meter Input Modes
The flow meter inputs can be configured to work with a range of open collector pulse outputs. The mode is
set in the “Flow Mode” field of the configuration editor on RADAR (see Table 7: Configuration Parameters).
Setting Input 1 Input 2 Counting Method Edge
0 Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled
1 Flow Direction Pulse Period Rising
2 Flow Direction Pulse Period Falling
3 Flow Direction Pulses per 5 seconds Rising
4 Forward Flow Reverse Flow Pulse Period Rising
5 Forward Flow Reverse Flow Pulse Period Falling
6 Forward Flow Reverse Flow Pulses per 5 seconds Rising
Table 1: Flow Meter Modes
7.6 Plotting Data
The “Graph” menu on RADAR brings up the standard plotting window.
To generate a plot, select from the sidebar:
1. the “Data Channels” to be plotted;
2. the “Timescale” to be plotted (date ranges can be entered);
3. the “Group” to be plotted .
Providing data is available, a plot will appear.
Zooming: Clicking and dragging in the plot area will zoom into the data (very small selections are ignored). A
zoom history is available in the top right allowing previous “zooms” to be retrieved.
Data Markers: Hovering on the data and clicking on the data will place a marker. A summary of markers is
shown on the right.
Data Tags: Once two markers have been placed the “Tag Selection” box appears in the pane on the right.
Tagged events are highlighted by a small bar along the bottom edge of the plotting window.
Plotting suggestions:
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Plot the S3 Value for a long period to look for significant events.
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Plot the “Min Pressure”, “Max Pressure” and “High Sample Pressure” for a period where high sample
data is available.
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Plot the “High Sample Pressure” for an event captured by multiple devices .
Note:
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The URL for a plot can be copy / pasted as a link to the plot (x1 zoom version).
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Links can be opened in a new tab (ctrl + click) allowing the graph and map to be open at the same
time.