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CONFIGURING DATA LOGGING<br />

BATCH LOGGING<br />

CONFIGURING DATA LOGGING<br />

Now that you have configured the core of your application, you may decide to make use of<br />

Crimson’s data logger to record certain tag values to CompactFlash. Data recorded in this<br />

way is stored in industry-standard comma-separated variable (CSV) files, and can easily be<br />

imported into applications such as Excel using a variety of methods. To configure data<br />

logging, select the Data Logger icon from the main screen…<br />

The right hand pane presents options for Data logging.<br />

• Batch logging is explained below.<br />

• The Trend Viewer Support property is used to activate the trend history buffer<br />

for the trend viewer primitive. If the historical data facility is not used, this<br />

setting should be disabled so the minimum history buffer memory allocation is<br />

freed, thus reducing memory usage.<br />

BATCH LOGGING<br />

Batch Logging is a utility to create production oriented logging. For normal data logging<br />

operation, the data logger will save the log files under a folder named as the log. On the other<br />

hand, batch-logging operation follows a start and end event, meaning the data will be<br />

recorded only between the start and end event. In this case, log files included in batch logging<br />

are not only saved under the log folder but also the batch folder. The batch folder will take an<br />

operator given name upon the start event. Logs are included with the Include In Batch option<br />

present in different places in Crimson such as each data log, Data Tags for event logging and<br />

the Security Manager.<br />

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