Sanyo 550 5.Data Logging

5.Data Logging

This section describes how to start and stop logging, and how to import data into

industry standard spreadsheet packages.

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Log

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Logging Menu

Start Logging Now

Synchronise Start

Start On Alarm

Halt Logging Now

Load Log From Disk

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F10I Shut Chamber Down

Fig 10. The Logging Menu

5.1.

Introduction to Data Logging

Data Logging is selected from the Main Menu. There are three different ways data

logging can be initiated: "Start Logging Now", "Synchronised Start" and " Start on

Alarm". Whichever method you choose, you will be prompted for a file name for the

data log.

5.2. Starting Data Logging

The simplest method to start data logging is to select the Start Logging Now menu

option. This starts logging as soon as you have entered a file name.

You can also set logging to start at the same time that a program is run. Select

Synchronise Start for this.

If you only want to start logging when an alarm condition occurs, select Start On Alarm.

The logging field in the status banner at the top of the screen changes to reflect the start

mode you have chosen.

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Contents

Main SANYO GALLENKAMP ENVIRONMENTAL CHAMBER INSTRUCTION MANUAL CONTENTS PART ONE - THE CABINET Section FORMAT 550 CONTROLLER OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1. Health & Safety at Work 1.2. Commissioning (U.K. Customers only) 2. CABINET DATA 2.1. SPECIFICATION - PHYSICAL 2.1.1 Construction Interior 2.2. SPECIFICATION - PERFORMANCE 2.3. CF4 CF7 2.4. FORMAT 550 DIGITAL CHANNELS Page 3.DESCRIPTI0N 3.1. PRINCIPLE AND AIRFLOW 3.2. TEMPERATURE CONTROL 3.3. RELATIVE HUMIDITY (RH) Page 4.INSTALLATION 4.1. 4.2. ACCESSORIES & SPARES POSITIONING Figure 2 Figure 3 instrument compartment 4.3. AMBIENT TEMPERATURE 4.6. 4.4. POWER SUPPLY 4.5. MAINS INTERRUPT BRIDGE 4.7. DISTILLED WATER SUPPLY 4.9. 4.8. WETWICK(S) Page 5.0PERATI0N 5.1. CONTROL PANEL INSTRUMENTATION 5.2. CABINET AND PROGRAM START UP 5.3. CABINET AND PROGRAM SHUT DOWN 6.MAINTENANCE AND CARE 6.1 MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE 6.2. MAINTENANCE METHODS Page APPENDIX 1 PART NUMBERS MCB APPENDIX 2 REC/W - WATER SYSTEM Page PART 2 - FORMAT 550 INSTRUCTIONS CONTENTS 1 .Introduction 1.1. Introduction to FORMAT 1.2. Format digital channels 1.3. How to use these instructions 2.Getting started 2.1. The menu system 2.2. Using the on-line help 2.3. Function keys 2.4. Using the data entry windows 2.5. The status bar Page 3. Steady state control 3.1. Condition setting 3.2. Resetting steady state setpoints 3.3. Condition monitoring Page 4, Programs Save To Disk 4.1. Writing a Program 4.2. Hruaaaaaaaa ] aaaaaaaa J How to use FORMAT programming sheets 4.3. Entering the data into the programmer 4.4. Loading and saving programs 4.5. Running a program 4.6. r 4.7. Program Monitor Window [^[^LL][OL] i5 Holding a program Page 5.Data Logging 5.1. Introduction to Data Logging 5.2. Starting Data Logging Page 6.Alarms 6.1. Introduction to Alarms 6.2. Setting Alarms __ Page 7.C0MPUTER INTERFACING 7.1. 46 INTRODUCTION 7.1.1 HOST SYSTEM Page Page Page o 7.3. Computer interactive interfacing: main protocol 3 4 5to(4 + S) (5 + S)to(4 + S+D) (5 + S + D) (6 + S + D) 52 0 to 127 Page Page Page Page Thisi 121 57 Page Page Page Page 7.4. Cable connections 7.5. Support software APPENDIX 1 - TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION Page APPENDIX 2 - PROGRAM LOOPING AND NESTED LOOPS LOOP INSTRUCTIONS C Hum C NESTED LOOPS Seg C CALCULATION FOR SUCCEEDING EVENTS Page EXAMPLE OF 600 Q3 NESTED LOOPS APPENDIX 550 FORMAT FORMAT 3 -