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STATS WEEKLY
Description: Displays the Weekly Advanced Statistics for analog and function channels set for Advanced
Statistics.
Command Level: 1
Syntax:
STATS WEEKLY [USER | group_designator] [CSV]
Comments: Information presented includes the weekly peak maximum, peak minimum, and hour-average
values.
Entering the command modifier USER displays statistics for only analog and function channels that are set for
Advanced Statistics and are also part of the current User's channel group.
Entering the command modifier group_designator displays statistics for only analog and function channels that
are set for Advanced Statistics and are also in that group. The group designator must be entered in the form
'G<n>', where 'n' is a number 1-8.
Entering the command modifier CSV displays the statistics in the "comma separated value" format. This allows
the data to be imported into a spreadsheet.
Notes: A system reset has no effect on the collection and processing of weekly statistical data except as it
affects the calculations of the minute and hour averages used. A reset causes calculations for these values to
be restarted. Thus, the hour averages will include data calculations using values collected from the time of the
reset through the end of the hour. Data calculations for the hour using values collected prior to the reset are
lost.
A system reset after a change in date (i.e., system was powered down during a period when the date changed)
does not affect the collection and processing of the hour-average data in the except for a change in the date
portion of the time/date stamp. A change in date affects the collection of weekly statistical data in the following
manner.
• If the change in date does not cross a boundary of a week the only effect is that the length of the
statistical period (i.e., week) may be longer or shorter than normal.
• If the change in date crosses a boundary of the present week statistical comparisons for the present
week (old date) are completed and collection of statistical data for the new week (date) is started.
A change in time affects the collection and processing of daily and weekly statistical data only as the number of
time periods (hours, minutes) in which data is be collected may be greater or less than normal. A change in
time affects the collection and processing of the hour-average data in the following manner.
• Calculations for the present hour (old time) are completed and the data is stamped with a date and time
of the new time less one hour (e.g., time was changed from 14:34 to 11:42 , the timestamp is 10:42).
• Calculations are started for the present hour (of the new time) and are completed at the end of the hour.
The time/date stamp is the new hour.
Related Commands: STATS, STATS DAILY, STATS CHANNELS, SET STATS CHANNELS, CLR STATS, CLR
STATS DAILY, CLR STATS WEEKLY
Example:
Command<1>: stats weekly
WEEKLY STATISTICS
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