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Periodic Trigger: Allows configuring the recorder to trigger at preset periodic
intervals
Disturbance recorder: Enables/disables the recorder.
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Pre trigger time: configures the recording time duration before the
disturbance recorder trigger.
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Post trigger time: configures the recording time duration after threshold is
desensitized.
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Maximum time: configures the maximum time of the record.
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Disable for: disables temporarily the recorder if various triggers repeat within
a period of time.
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Sample rate: selects the sampling rate of the recorder (1, 2 or 4 s/c).
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Select Measures: selects which measurement values will be recorded. Up to
128 measurements can be recorded. The full list of measurements is found in
Chapter Records.
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Retrigger: Enables and disables the retrigger. Refer to Records Chapter for
information on retrigger functioning.
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Periodic Trigger: Allows configuring the recorder to trigger at preset periodic
intervals
The ranges and steps for the pre, post and maximum times configuration are shown in
the Records Chapter.
Continuous Disturbance Recorder: Enables/disables the recorder.
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Aggregation Period: Configures the duration of each record. A new record will
be created every time the aggregation period elapses. Range: 10.0 to 60.0
minutes.
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Sample rate: selects the sampling rate of the recorder (1, 2 or 4 s/c).
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Select Measures: selects which measurement values will be recorded. Up to
128 measurements can be recorded. The full list of measurements is found in
Chapter Records.
Trend Recorder
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Calculation Period: Period of time used for maximum, minimum and average
calculation. Range: 1, 5, 10, 15, 20, 30 and 60 min.
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Aggregation Period: Duration of the record. Range 1 to 24 h.
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Select Measures: Selection of the measurement to be recorded.
SOE Recorder: Enables/disables the recorder.
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Aggregation Period: Configures the duration of each record. A new record will
be created every time the aggregation period elapses. Range: 1 to 1440
minutes.
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