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USonic-R™ USR-XXXX Series
7.2.3
Logging Duration
This Parameter is read only. It indicates the logging duration based off
of the interval. Example:
1. If the Logging Interval was set to 5 seconds, the Duration value would
be 2H 50M, for 2 hours and 50 minutes.
2. If the Logging Interval was set to 12 hours, the Duration value would
be 2Y 294D, for 2 years and 294 days.
Due to the limited number of characters available on the LCD display,
the duration values may not have space to display the nearest minute,
if the duration is greater than 1 day.
7.2.4 Trigger Assignments
In addition to the data log interval, the data logger is capable of being
triggered by two additional sources, or one source per input channel. Each
trigger source has a corresponding high and low trigger point.
Example:
To configure the data logger to record a log point when the level of
channel 1 rises above 180 inches and falls below 120 inches, configure
the following:
1. Assign CH1 Trigger Assignment (menu item 5.03.04) to Level.
2. Change CH1 High Trigger Point (menu item 5.03.05) to 180 inches.
3. Change CH1 Low Trigger Point (menu item 5.03.06) to 120 inches.
7.3 Using DataView™
7.3.1 Overview
DataView™ is a PC program that will download the logged data from the
USonic-R, and save it in a Comma Separated File (.CSV) for opening in
programs such as Microsoft® Excel®. 7.3.2 Configuration
Choose Options->Communications in the menu to open the communications
dialog box. The Communications dialog box allows the user to change the
Device Address (Same as Device ID), the COM Port, and the Baud Rate. Change the Baud Rate and the Device Address to match the settings
on the USonic-R that you wish to communicate with. DataView™ will
communicate with either RS232 or RS485. An RS485 converter or PC
card will be required for RS485.
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