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Figure 2: Adding data logger icon to Map ViewNote: If the logger is not recognized by the software tryconnecting the mini-USB cable to another USB port on thePC. Or select Logger > Detect Logger again in the mainmenu.Should you disconnect the logger’s USB cable or poweradapter (and the battery eventually dies), the logger iconwill be grayed out:Note: You can move the logger icon elsewhere on the screenby going to Tools > Lock Map View and unselecting thisoption.2.4. Charging DaqLink LoggersThis section refers to charging the DBSA710 or DBSA720loggers.Note: Only use adapters provided by Fourier Systems. Use ofthe wrong adapter could damage your DaqLink units.If the loggers will run from the battery supply make sure to firstcharge each of the loggers for 16 hours before use in ordermaximize the battery life. A fully charged battery can lastseveral months, depending on your logger configuration.9
If the loggers will run from the AC power supply, when firstconnected to the AC adapter the logger will always initiate the16 hour charge cycle.Note: For loggers measuring data with the internaltemperature sensor, it is critical to note that during the chargecycle the logger will heat up thereby causing the internaltemperature sensor reading to rise up to 10 ˚C above ambienttemperature. Once the charging process is complete, thelogger will cool down and the internal temperature sensorreadings will return to normal.For loggers remaining connected to AC power, to prevent thelogger from heating up again following the initial charge cycle,the logger will receive a one minute trickle charge each dayrather than stay continually charged. This is sufficient toensure the logger doesn’t self-discharge and will maintain thelogger’s full charge status.Refer to section 3.5.1 for more details on the DaqLink loggers’power supply.2.5. Loading Map ViewBackgroundLoad an image into the DaqLink software showing a map ofyour facility in order to place the Logger icons in their relativepositions. As you deploy more standalone loggers, this willprove very helpful.• Double click the Map View background to browse to theimage directory and load the image. Remember to unlockthe Map View in order to move the icons around.• Right-click the Map View background and two options willbe available: Load Wallpaper and Reset Wallpaper,which resets to the default Fourier wallpaper.10
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Path for application data filesThe
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You must select the COM port which
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4.7. Saving DataAs soon as a logger
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Figure 28: Sync Data dialogThe data
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position you may then lock the Map
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indicator so you can monitor the pr
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Averaging PointsYou can choose have
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CloseClicking Close will close the
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Alarm DurationThe duration of the a
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4.12.1. Contacts TabThe first step
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Figure 33: Adding a group2. Enter a
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the calibration settings it receive
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Offset CalibrationTo calibrate the
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3. You can repeat the procedure for
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4.14.1. Using the Graph FeaturesThe
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a different plot. For finer cursor
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To select a data set to display on
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4.14.2. Statistical AnalysisDaqLink
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When printing a table, you can sele
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Chapter 5:Updating DaqLinkSoftware
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5. The files will be downloaded to
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Once the file is downloaded the nex
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A.2.DBSA710 and DBSA720OutputsAlarm
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ContactRange: Open/CloseA.4.General
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Appendix B:Safety InformationThe Da
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Appendix C:Ordering InformationFor
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Appendix D:Figures and TablesList o
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