Thermo Scientific MIRAN 205B Series Instruction Manual page 99

noted above. Repeat this process for as many locations as needed. There should
be one blank line after the version line and another blank line prior to the end line.
These locations will be available in all sites, and will reside even after the
memory is cleared of sites and logged data. Examples of standard locations are
shown below:
STANDARD LOCATIONS
VERSION=1
LOCATION=DINING ROOM
LOCATION=CLOSET-KIT
LOCATION=CABINETS
END
2. Supplemental Locations - This is a secondary list of "permanent" locations that
may be loaded into the SapphIRe in the same manner as the standard locations (in
the setup file under the heading "supplemental locations") - see above for the
process. The supplemental location could be used if an infrequent location exists
(i.e., garage) that is not used every monitoring session, but may be needed on
occasion. To use these supplemental locations, add them to the active location list.
These supplemental locations are available only in the site currently open. Once
the site is closed, add these locations once again in the newly created site
(however, the data logged to the supplement locations in the closed site will be
visible when the data is downloaded or printed). Examples of supplemental
locations are shown below:
SUPPLEMENTAL LOCATIONS
VERSION=1
LOCATION=BOILER RM
LOCATION=COOLER
LOCATION=COUNTER
END
3. Added Locations - Add "temporary" locations to the current location list as
needed at any time. These locations are entered through the keypad, exist only for
the open site, can be logged but can not be saved. Typical uses of this type of
location are if an unusual tag is needed (i.e., doghouse) that would be of very little
use in the future. These locations could be used if a unique identifier is needed for
a specific data point. Once the site is closed, these locations need to be added
once again in the newly created site (however, the data logged to the supplement
locations in the closed site will be visible when the data is downloaded or
printed).
8-3
Chapter 8 Site Info