Bright (Set Display Brightness); Logger (Invoke Recording/Data Logger) - Aaronia NF-5030S Manual

7.0 The main menu

7.20 Bright (Set display brightness)

The Bright option allows you to change display brightness. Simply turn the Jog
Dial until the desired brightness level is reached, and confirm the setting by pres-
sing the Enter key. The new setting will be permanently saved.
7.21 Logger (Invoke recording/data logger) (not active)
With the logger option, you can start a long-term recording in the current fre-
After activating, the device will query the following parameters:
"Count" = Enter the number of logs (recorded events)
"Time" = Enter the duration of the pauses between the individual logs, in
seconds.
"FILEId" = Enter the program number used to store the recorded data.
This number is later used to download the recorded data using
our PC software. ATTENTION! Currently, our PC software
only supports program number "1000"!
After setting "FILEId", the memory status field will show "RECORD" and the log-
ger is „armed". Press the menu button again, and the recording will start. After
each recorded event, the remaining number of events to record will be display-
ed briefly in the pixel display (counter) to estimate how long the recording will
take. Furthermore, a short beep will be emitted each time when an event is
recorded. When recording is finished, "RECORD" will disappear from the
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quency range (NF-5010 and better). The logger will regu-
larly record the strongest signals together with their fre-
quency and amplitude over a freely adjustable timespan.
This feature can be used, for example, to create perfect
full-day diagrams. After processing this data, for exam-
ple by using a PC-based spreadsheet software, you could
end up with a graphic similar to the one shown on the left.
memory status field. The recorded data
can now be downloaded using the PC
software "LCS": Launch in the LCS soft-
ware the "File manager" in the "Extras"
menu and click on "logger data" in the
"Spezial" directory. Logger data is then
immediately displayed as a table (first
column amplitude in dBm, second column
frequency).
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