Logged Data; Inputs - AKO 15740 Manuel D'utilisation

4.5- Logged data

4.5- Logged data 4.5- Logged data 4.5- Logged data
Displays the data contained in the memory
blocks.
The recordings saved are ordered by blocks. Each block contains the information for a certain recording period. This The recordings saved are ordered by blocks. Each block contains the information for a certain recording period. This The recordings saved are ordered by blocks. Each block contains the information for a certain recording period. This The recordings saved are ordered by blocks. Each block contains the information for a certain recording period. This
period varies according to the recording interval configured (see table page 26). period varies according to the recording interval configured (see table page 26). period varies according to the recording interval configured (see table page 26). period varies according to the recording interval configured (see table page 26).
If you make changes to the logger's configuration once the unit is in operation (Type of problem, date, time, input If you make changes to the logger's configuration once the unit is in operation (Type of problem, date, time, input If you make changes to the logger's configuration once the unit is in operation (Type of problem, date, time, input If you make changes to the logger's configuration once the unit is in operation (Type of problem, date, time, input
description, etc.) the current memory block closes and new block starts to be recorded, generating a gap in the description, etc.) the current memory block closes and new block starts to be recorded, generating a gap in the description, etc.) the current memory block closes and new block starts to be recorded, generating a gap in the description, etc.) the current memory block closes and new block starts to be recorded, generating a gap in the
data continuity, as shown in the example: data continuity, as shown in the example: data continuity, as shown in the example: data continuity, as shown in the example:
Example:
Rec. interval: 15 min
1 block = 1 day
Because it is not possible to represent a graph that contains this type of gap, 2 separate graphs will be displayed. Because it is not possible to represent a graph that contains this type of gap, 2 separate graphs will be displayed. Because it is not possible to represent a graph that contains this type of gap, 2 separate graphs will be displayed. Because it is not possible to represent a graph that contains this type of gap, 2 separate graphs will be displayed.
In certain cases (incongruent or faulty data) you will have to access the memory block directly in order to display In certain cases (incongruent or faulty data) you will have to access the memory block directly in order to display In certain cases (incongruent or faulty data) you will have to access the memory block directly in order to display In certain cases (incongruent or faulty data) you will have to access the memory block directly in order to display
the data. the data. the data. the data.
To display the data of a block, select it by scrolling and press SET. The corresponding graph will be displayed on To display the data of a block, select it by scrolling and press SET. The corresponding graph will be displayed on To display the data of a block, select it by scrolling and press SET. The corresponding graph will be displayed on To display the data of a block, select it by scrolling and press SET. The corresponding graph will be displayed on
the screen. the screen. the screen. the screen.
Block selection
Start
date
Start
time

4.6- Inputs

4.6- Inputs 4.6- Inputs 4.6- Inputs
Allows you to edit each input's configurations.
With this menu you can access the same configurations mentioned in the input wizard (chapter 4.3), but modifying With this menu you can access the same configurations mentioned in the input wizard (chapter 4.3), but modifying With this menu you can access the same configurations mentioned in the input wizard (chapter 4.3), but modifying With this menu you can access the same configurations mentioned in the input wizard (chapter 4.3), but modifying
each parameter separately. each parameter separately. each parameter separately. each parameter separately.
It is not possible to display a continual graph
It is possible to display a continual graph
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Memory block
Change in the configuration
Memory
block being
Full
recorded
Scale
Recording
value
Block
no.
Scale
Recording
minimum
interval
33
It is possible to display a continual graph
Empty zone Full zone
(no data) (with data)
Data graph
Recording
number
Input
No.
Recording
cursor
Date and
time of the
recording