Operating NetDAQ Logger for Windows

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Starting and Stopping Logging

Clearing an Instrument’s Totalizer Value

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If you check Logging Clear Totalizer on Start, NetDAQ Logger will clear the totalizer count in each instrument when you start logging for that instrument. Otherwise, the totalizer value in the instrument will not be cleared.

Simulated Logging

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If you check Logging Simulate Logging on Start, NetDAQ Logger will simulate all data collection rather than connecting to the instrument(s). When NetDAQ Logger is simulating data collection for one or more instruments, their icons will read “SIM” instead of “LOG.”

 

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Selecting an Instrument’s Scanning Duration

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Complete the following procedure to select a duration for instrument scanning. NetDAQ Logger will automatically stop logging for the instrument after the specified interval of time has elapsed since the start of logging.

1.Highlight the desired instrument icon.

2.Select Setup Instrument Config to open the Instrument Configuration dialog box (below).

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Fluke 2640A Clearing an Instrument’s Totalizer Value, Simulated Logging, Selecting an Instrument’s Scanning Duration

2645A, 2640A specifications

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