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Every Hr Min
From Hr Min
Log Window
Log On Alerts
The user of the CSV file must use the date/time stamp to determine when the data was
logged and not just assume it was logged at the Log Interval!
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Specify the hours and minutes between the transmissions. This is not
recommended to be less than around 5 minutes. Also note that the size of the
CSV data that is sent, the number of destinations and other reports may take
more time than the interval specified here. i.e. there may be a minimum log send
interval that you can use depending on other settings. The RDC has not been
designed for high speed transmission of data.
The above interval is not just arbitrarily calculated from the time the module is
switched on but is synchronised to real time. Here you can specify the time from
midnight to synchronise the interval from. i.e. you can set an interval of 6Hr 0Min
synchronised to 6Hr 0Min so the logs will take place at 6am, 12am, 6pm and
12pm.
Here you can specify how much data the CSV file contains. As new data is added
at the log interval any data older than the age set here will be deleted.
By adjusting this time you can dramatically alter the delivered data. i.e. with a CSV
data delivery daily you could use a window of 1 day so that each delivery contains
all logged data since the last delivery. By doubling the window you could deliver 2
days' worth of data daily. This would protect against one delivery failing due to
network unavailability for example.
By setting the window to zero or less than the log interval you would deliver one
line containing just the last data gathered from the transmitter modules.
If this option is chosen then a log will take place every time a triggered report
based on the value from an input module is triggered. (i.e. greater or less than a
user defined limit).
This ensures that the CSV data contains the value that caused the report to
trigger.
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