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When working in on-line mode, SicesSupervisor carries out two kinds of recording of the data
acquired from the single boards:
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Recordings upon variation (events).
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Periodical recordings (trend).
Typical recordings upon variations are the statuses (e.g. engine statuses) and faults.
Periodical recordings are represented by measurements such as voltage, currents, etc. The
number and type of measurements recorded obviously depend on the board. Moreover, some
types of boards do not feature periodical recordings at all. When available, SicesSupervisor
allows setting two recording intervals: a fast one (expressed in seconds, default: 60 sec) and
a slow one (expressed in minutes, default: 15 min). Data recorded using the slow interval are
stored in a database whose name follows the format "D_xxxxxx.MDB”. Those data will never
be deleted, unless the user expressly does it (by deleting the files). The fast recording only
keeps the last 1,800 data (newer data will overwrite older data). Those data are stored in a
database named “TRIGGER.MDB”.
Recordings upon variation (events) are automatic and need no action by the user. The
following window allows the user to read and analyse the recorded data.
This window consists of three sections:
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Data grid. It contains all the recorded information, organized in columns.