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Logger Configuration
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VIPodS
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Up
to 4 VIPod input pods (VIPod10 or 10/20 analogue Input,
VIPod30 or 50 logic input and VIPod101 voltage or temperature
input) can be logged at the same time. 32
voltage channels, 32 logic channels or 24 temperature channels
can be logged at speeds in excess of 10K samples per second. Input
and output pods can be mixed on the same system but output pods
are not logged.
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VInterface
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The
analog inputs and logic inputs can be logged.
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All hardware
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Positions can be linked in a master/slave configuration
or can act independently. The
master/slave relationships, the logging file names and the logging
format are set up from the position drop down menu. The
operational conditions are set on-screen when logging of a position
is selected.
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Logging Modes
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A
comprehensive range of logging modes are provided that
allow you to set up logging at time intervals or on
alarms. In alarm logging mode, the logging period before
the alarm and the period after the alarm can be specified.
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1-Shot - Returns to logging setup at the end of the
logging period
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Start
-Starts Immediately, on
Manual click or at selected Time of Day Stop
- Stops on Manual click, at
Time of Day, after specified Time Interval or after a specified
number of Samples
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Repeat - Repeats until manually returned to logging
setup.
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Start
- Starts N samples
before Alarm, at Time of Day, after Time Interval or after N Samples Stop
- Stops N samples
after Alarm, at Time of Day, after Time Interval or after N Samples
The
logging repeats when the start condition is next
detected.
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Freeze
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A manual alternative
to logging. Immediately freezes sampling allowing the
display to be redrawn for clearer presentation. The information
making up the screen display can then be dumped to disk. |
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File Formats
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All log files are text files and
can be read with a text reading program such as Notepad. Files can
be in :-
- Print
Format - a
heading on each page and in engineering units.
- Excel
format - a
heading at the beginning of the file and in engineering units.
- Data
Format - raw
data as measured with no engineering unit calculations included.
- Matlab
Format - can
easily be imported into Matlab programs for analysis.
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