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11.1.10Temperature
Description – This function allows the user to see the current temperature within the
SADPmini head in both ºC and ºF.
Operation – In the 'Setup Menu' select the 'Temperature' option.
11.1.11Exit
Description – The Exit option allows the user to return to the normal display.
Operation – In the 'Setup Menu' select the 'Exit' option.
The Logging Menu
11.2
(See Appendix B - SADPmini Logging Menu Map. Full Logging SADPminis only)
The Logging menu it activated by pressing the '' and '' keys simultaneously.
From this menu, the user has the choice of several options detailed below:
11.2.1 Internal Logging
Description – This function allows the user to store data to the unit's internal
memory, from where it can be exported or reviewed. There are 20 available TAG
references, each of which can store up to 20 data blocks (a file where data points or
measurements are stored). This means that a maximum of 400 separate data blocks
can be stored. The SADPmini has a capacity of 16000+ individual data points.
Note: If the number of data points in a single block exceeds 12800 only the first 12800 will be
downloaded from the SADPmini to a PC. It is therefore recommended that a sample rate be
chosen that over the logging period will result in less than 12800 readings being taken
Operation – In the 'Logging Menu' select the 'Internal LOG' option. The user is then
presented with the 'Select Log TAG' menu showing available TAG references for
data storage. (See Create, Edit & Delete TAG options for more information).
Highlight the required TAG reference and press the '' key to select.
Note: TAG1 is the default TAG reference and cannot be deleted. If no other, TAG references
have been created, the 'Select Log TAG' menu does not appear and the unit will automatically
select to log data to TAG1. Also 'EMPTY' means the TAG reference has not been defined
using 'Create TAG' and as such is not useable.
Each TAG can store up to 20 separate data files called data blocks which can hold up
to 12800 downloadable measurements.
Once the required TAG reference is selected, the user is required to enter an interval
between readings in minutes. The default setting is 0.1 minutes or 6 seconds. As the
interval is changed, the SADPmini displays the length of time that the unit could
successfully log data for in terms of memory space.
Note: this forecast is not an indication of battery life; long tests should be performed on
external power.
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