Controller Sensors

This displays the active sensors connected to the controller. It also displays the sample type and sample size configuration for each sensor. The following screen is displayed when this option is chosen.

The following is a summary of the options available in Controller Sensors Configuration.

<S> Available Sensors - Allows the user to select a total of eight controller sensors for the recorder configuration. <C> Controller Sensors - Displays the controller sensors selected.

<T> Sample Type - Allows the user to select how the sensor data will be logged; averaged or snapshot. The average accumulates the sensor values received once per minute over the recorder interval period and logs the average value at that interval. The snapshot takes the sensor value received at the recorder interval and logs the value at that interval.

<A> Accept - Allows the user to accept the changes made. These values will be stored in temporary memory until they are sent to the recorder from the Recorder Configuration screen.

<H> Help - Displays the help screen.

<ESC> Cancel - Cancels the controller sensors change and returns the user to the Recorder Generic Configuration Screen.

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