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Specify what event the logger reported: "Report Alarm" or "Alarm Cleared".Alarm Detail:Specify the detailed information of the event about each channel.Action:Specify the action Alarm Center has taken upon the received event.LogDisplay the information Alarm Center interacts with other entities.ButtonsSettings:Click to display Settings dialog for editing the settings.Close:Click to close Alarm Center dialog.Stop Music:Click to stop the music if the music is playing.Help:Click to display related Help.SiteView User’s Manual – Microedge Instruments Inc. 184/200
CHAPTER 15 - EQUATION REFERENCESC# Language Source Code ReferencesBasic data typesName Description Size(byte)int Signed Integral type 4uint Unsigned integral type 4short Signed short integral type (-32768 to + 232767)ushort Unsigned short integral type (0 to 65535) 2long Signed long integral type 8ulong Unsigned long integral type 8double 64-bit floating point type 8float 32-bit floating point type 4String/stringA sequence of zero or more Unicodecharacters.Byte/byte 0 – 255 integral value 1Char/char Unicode character 2Boolean/boolBoolean type (true or false)enumEnumeration typeObject/objectAny typeBasic OperatorsName Description ExampleClass1.y = 1;. The dot operator (.) is used for member access.The dot operator specifies a member of a type ornamespace() Parentheses specify the order of operations in anexpression.Parentheses are used to specify casts, or typeconversions[] Square brackets ([]) are used for arrays, indexers,and attributes. They can also be used with pointers.Y = (1 + 2 )/ 3;double value1 = 1.5;int value2 = (int) value1;Int [] array = new int[5];++ The increment operator (++) increments itsoperand by 1. The increment operator can appearbefore or after its operand:Int i = 0;I++;-- The decrement operator (--) decrements its Int I = 0;SiteView User’s Manual – Microedge Instruments Inc. 185/200
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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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Buttons ...........................
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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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%C0 Compression Control%C0: Disable
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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
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Create Custom-Line EquationA custom
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A new line was added to the plot.Ca
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CHAPTER 11 - WORK WITH UNITSWhat is
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Create UnitTo create a unit under e
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Check the units you want to export
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Check units you want to import to a
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Any property you changed will refle
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CHAPTER 13 - WORK WITH PLOTAfter th
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StatisticsPlot statistics are a set
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Save and Export PlotSave the Change
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Enter the file name you want to sav
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If the file was saved successfully,
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Change Plot SettingsNOTEAfter the c
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Change Other SettingsWhen a SiteVie
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After Box Zoom:Zoom-OutZoom-Out is
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Choose an equation in the Add Custo
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2. Click Add Annotation menu item.
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Note that Zoom Out and Unzoom All a
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To toggle on/off Show Point Value p
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CHAPTER 14 - USER INTERFACE REFEREN
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Plot Preferences:Click to display P
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Communication BarCommunication Bar
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Contact:Click this button to start
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Serial PortThis tab page handles th
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Close:Click this button to close th
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Retry:This field specifies how many
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Calibrate:Click to start on-line/of
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Alarm/Excitation SelectionThis fiel
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Page 141 and 142: Line Properties:Channel#:The column
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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
Page 179 and 180: Visible:Specifies if the line will
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