Data Log - Fluke 709 User Manual

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After a storage position is selected, data can be saved or recalled
from it. It can be erased or sent to the USB port.
Note
With the 710, you can upload data to a PC with the
ValveTrack Windows Software and included USB
communications cable.
To select:
1. Use the selection knob to highlight and select the correct
storage location.
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2. Push to go to the Log Select menu.
When a storage position is selected, the menu in Figure 47
shows.
3. Select the action.
Figure 47. Configuration Log Showing Storage Position
The number and contents of the storage position show at the top.
The tag number is <empty> if the storage position is empty.
Use the selection knob to highlight and select the correct function.
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Push to go to the Log Select menu.
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SAVE operation:
• If the position is empty, save the present device configuration
data into the storage position.
• If the position is in use, confirm that the existing data is to be
replaced with the present tag data before you save it into the
storage position.
RECALL operation:
• If the position is empty, an error message shows.
• If the position is in use, the data shows in a sequence of
screens identical to the Device Data screen.
ERASE operation:
• If the position is empty, an error message shows.
• If the position is in use, confirm that the existing data is to be
permanently deleted before doing so.
SEND operation:
• If the position is empty, an error message shows.
• If the position is in use, send the data to the RS232 port in a
report format.

Data Log

Process data can be stored for a single tag for later upload to a PC
with the ValveTrack Windows Software. See Configuration Log.
Data can be logged in multiple sessions, but all sessions must be
from the same HART device as determined by the long tag name.
A different logging interval can be selected for each session. Each
data sample has the Product measurement, device mA, and all
four process variables.
There are 9810 records available. See Figure 48. Each data
sample uses one record.Each session uses two records for
overhead data that is common to all of the data samples in that
session.There can be from 1 to 99 sessions.