User's Manual SiteView â Data Logger Software

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Tool Bar ButtonsReal-Time:Click to display Real-Time dialog. Please refer to Real-Time Dialog for detailed explanation.Refresh:Click to communicate with the logger and update each field.Download:Click to start download the data of the logger. Refer to Download Dialog for detailedexplanation.Configure:Click to configure the logger for new session. Refer to Logger Configuration Dialog fordetailed explanation.Clear:Click to clear the logger and start a new session.SiteView User’s Manual – Microedge Instruments Inc. 128/200
Calibrate:Click to start on-line/off-line calibration of a channel:GeneralThis sub tab page displays the general properties of the logger.LED Light When Sampling:If this check box is checked the on-board LED is enabled.Description:This field specifies the description of the logger. The maximum characters for this field is 30.Sampling Interval:This field specifies the current sampling interval of the logger. Sampling interval is the timedelay between two samples the logger is taking. Most Site-Log loggers have the interval from20 milliseconds to 12 hours.Start Time:This field specifies the time when the logger took the first sample or in FIFO mode, the earliestsample time.End Time:This field specifies the time when the logger took the last sample. If the logger is stilloperating, the time refers to the last sample time before SiteView contacted the logger.Logging Method:This field specifies if the logger will continue recording data (FIFO) or stop recording datawhen the memory is full.Total Memory:This field specifies the total available on-board memory for logging.User Selected Memory:This field specifies the memory size that user have selected for logging. If the total memory iscapable of logging for one year but you only need one month of data, you may select onemonth as the logging time span and. In this case the User Selected Memory will be smallerthan the Total Memory and you always get one month of data from the logger.The logger was last configured at:This field specifies the last time when it was configured.SiteView User’s Manual – Microedge Instruments Inc. 129/200
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SiteView - Data Logger SoftwareUser
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Table of ContentsABOUT THIS MANUAL.
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CHAPTER 11 - WORK WITH UNITS.......
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CHAPTER 2 - INSTALL SITEVIEWNOTE:Be
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In this dialog select a destination
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As SiteView is being installed the
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Select "No, not this time" from opt
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The screen below will be displayed
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Enter the Product Key, then click A
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3. Double click the logger icon. If
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Record the IP address and the port
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4. Click New button to create a new
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Serial Port ConnectionStart Communi
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Serial Device Server Connection (Et
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4. Click New button to create a new
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In order to make the connection, bo
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CHAPTER 4 - VIEW STATUS OF LOGGERWh
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Know If Logger Operate Properly?It
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Each time when Download Logger dial
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CHAPTER 6 - CONFIGURE LOGGERWARNING
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If the sampling interval is set bel
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Decide what to do when in Alarm Sta
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Measured DataIdeal DataOutputCali.
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Save Real-Time DataThe real-time da
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CHAPTER 8 - CALIBRATE LOGGERSiteVie
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The above page allows you to calibr
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The above page shows all parameters
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Once you have obtained those four p
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e set by Low Alarm and High Alarm f
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Please refer to User Interface Refe
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If there is an alarm, a red-color r
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CHAPTER 10 - WORK WITH EQUATIONSWha
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The function has one parameter name
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You need to choose a unit for the n
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The following Import Equation dialo
Page 77 and 78: Create Custom-Line EquationA custom
Page 79 and 80: A new line was added to the plot.Ca
Page 81 and 82: CHAPTER 11 - WORK WITH UNITSWhat is
Page 83 and 84: Create UnitTo create a unit under e
Page 85 and 86: Check the units you want to export
Page 87 and 88: Check units you want to import to a
Page 89 and 90: Any property you changed will refle
Page 91 and 92: CHAPTER 13 - WORK WITH PLOTAfter th
Page 93 and 94: StatisticsPlot statistics are a set
Page 95 and 96: Save and Export PlotSave the Change
Page 97 and 98: Enter the file name you want to sav
Page 99 and 100: If the file was saved successfully,
Page 101 and 102: Change Plot SettingsNOTEAfter the c
Page 103 and 104: Change Other SettingsWhen a SiteVie
Page 105 and 106: After Box Zoom:Zoom-OutZoom-Out is
Page 107 and 108: Choose an equation in the Add Custo
Page 109 and 110: 2. Click Add Annotation menu item.
Page 111 and 112: Note that Zoom Out and Unzoom All a
Page 113 and 114: To toggle on/off Show Point Value p
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Page 117 and 118: Plot Preferences:Click to display P
Page 119 and 120: Communication BarCommunication Bar
Page 121 and 122: Contact:Click this button to start
Page 123 and 124: Serial PortThis tab page handles th
Page 125 and 126: Close:Click this button to close th
Page 127: Retry:This field specifies how many
Page 131 and 132: Alarm/Excitation SelectionThis fiel
Page 133 and 134: Start Time & End TimeThese fields s
Page 135 and 136: Memory Usage:Specify the memory usa
Page 137 and 138: Alarm-Off DelayThis filed specifies
Page 139 and 140: Tool Bar Buttons:List View VisibleC
Page 141 and 142: Line Properties:Channel#:The column
Page 143 and 144: Tool bar ButtonsCreate:Click to dis
Page 145 and 146: Equation Name:Specify the name of t
Page 147 and 148: Equations:Specify the available equ
Page 149 and 150: Close button:Click to close the dia
Page 151 and 152: Click to display the help.Input & O
Page 153 and 154: Import Units:Click to display Impor
Page 155 and 156: Cancel button:Click to close the di
Page 157 and 158: ButtonsAdd:Click to add a new plot
Page 159 and 160: Description:Specify the description
Page 161 and 162: Load Plot In Separate Window:This f
Page 163 and 164: Date + TimePrefix + Serial NumberPr
Page 165 and 166: Run Executable/Play Music:This fiel
Page 167 and 168: Remote MODEM:A MODEM connected to t
Page 169 and 170: Copy:Click to copy the plot to the
Page 171 and 172: Menu ItemsFile:Add:Click to browse
Page 173 and 174: Exit:Click to close the plot.View:S
Page 175 and 176: Select Time Span DialogThis dialog
Page 177 and 178: Description:Specifies the descripti
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Visible:Specifies if the line will
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Specifies the font of the title.Col
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Alarm CenterConnectionsSpecify whic
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CHAPTER 15 - EQUATION REFERENCESC#
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