GE Moisture Image 1 Series Programming Manual page 84

April 2004
Naming the Log and
Setting Up Start/End
Times or Cycles (cont.)
Entering Settings for a
Cyclic Log
3-20
3. Move the pointer to the CYCLIC row. You can program a log as
cyclic (running continuously, with the newest data overwriting the
oldest after a certain number of records) or with a definite start and
end. Press [YES] to program the log as cyclic, or [NO] to start and
end the log at specified times.
4. The pointer moves to the Error Log row. Press [YES] to have the
log record only errors, or [NO] to proceed to the Start/End times.
The program now varies, depending on your selection in step 3.
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If you pressed [NO], continue with step 5.
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If you pressed [YES], go to "Entering Settings for a Cyclic
Log" below.
5. To specify the start and end times, type in the dates using a
Month/Day/Year (MM:DD:YYYY) numeric format (for example,
12/29/1999) and the times in a 24-hour, minute and second
(HH:MM:SS) format (for example, 15:33:00). Press [YES] when
you have completed entering the data for each time.
6. The pointer then moves to the Interval row. Specify the log
interval in minutes and seconds. (The interval can be as short as
5 sec.) Skip steps 7 through 9, and proceed to "Selecting the
Channel, Measurement Mode and Units" on the next page.
The screen now appears similar to Figure 3-14 below.
DATA LOGGING SETUP
Cyclic: Y
Error Log: N
Start: 06/03/2003
Records: 0
Interval: 00.00
Time (ddd:hh:mm:ss)
Ch:Mode Ch:Mode
: :
: :
: :
Set Data Logger Menu
HELP START
Figure 3-14: Set Data Logger Menu for a Cyclic Log
7. To specify the start time, type in the date using a Month/Day/Year
(MM:DD:YYYY) numeric format (for example, 12/29/1999) and
the time in a 24-hour, minute and second (HH:MM:SS) format
(for example, 15:33:00). Press [YES] when you have completed
entering the data.
8. The pointer moves to the Records row. Specify the number of
records you wish for the log.
15:28:56
Status: Stopped
000:00:00:00
Ch:Mode Ch:Mode
: :
: :
: :
15:16 06/03/03
MODE DONE
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