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Note: Opening a configuration file overwrites the current conversion set
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tings.
Conversion configuration files can be opened and/or saved from the appropriate
conversion settings dialog. For more information on conversion settings
dialogs, please refer to Section 9, Conversion Settings Dialogs.
7.2 Data files
Data files are created by LogWare either during a real-time log session or when
data is downloaded from a thermometer readout. LogWare creates the following
types of data files:
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Output files – Created during real-time log session and contains acquired
data for a single channel
•
Alarm Log file – Created during real-time log session and contains infor
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mation about alarms
• Download files – Created when data is downloaded from a thermometer
readout
Warning: Do not attempt to manually modify the contents of any data file!
Files that have been modified may not be able to be read by LogWare!
7.2.1 Output file
LogWare saves the readings acquired during a real-time log session to an out-
put file. Output files also contain information about the thermometer readout,
probe, and alarm settings that were configured for the log session.
During a real-time log session, the acquired readings are displayed in the Chan
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nels grid and graphed on the real-time graph. The output file can be viewed
during a real-time log session by selecting the Readings History option in the
View menu or by right-clicking on the Channels grid on the real-time Log Ses
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sion window and selecting the View Readings History option in the popup
menu.
After a real-time log session has been stopped and/or closed, the output file can
be opened by selecting the Open Previously Logged Data File option in the
View menu. All of the readings that were acquired are displayed in a spread
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sheet-style grid and on the graph. Output files can also be opened in other anal
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ysis software packages such as spreadsheets and text editors.
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