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For more information on opening and saving real-time log session files, see
Section 2, Real-Time Logging.
7.1.2 Alarm configuration file
The alarm configuration file is used to save the current alarm settings of a sin
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gle channel.
Warning: Do not attempt to manually modify the contents of any configu
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ration file! Files that have been modified may not be able to be read by
LogWare!
An alarm configuration file contains configuration information for low and
high alarms on a single channel. This information includes the alarm state (en
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abled or disabled), alarm values, events, and other options.
Alarm configuration files must always have an extension of .alm and can be
saved and opened from the Alarm Settings dialog.
Note: Opening an alarm configuration file overwrites the current alarm
settings!
7.1.3 Conversion configuration files
Conversion configuration files are useful for saving probe coefficients to a file.
Conversion configuration files contain information concerning a single conver-
sion type including coefficients and any other information specific to that con-
version type.
Conversion configuration files have an extension that matches the type of con
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version as described below:
Conversion Type File Extension
Callendar-Van Dusen .cvd
High Temperature PRT .hpt
IPTS-68 .i68
ITS-90 .i90
W(T90) .w90
Polynomial .ply
Thermistor .thr
Thermocouple Polynomial .tcp
Thermocouple Table .tct
Thermocouple Type .tcx
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