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A log session settings configuration file that has been saved previously can be
opened by clicking the Open button.
Note: When opening a configuration file, LogWare attempts to communi
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cate with the thermometer to verify that the settings saved in the configu
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ration file are compatible with the current thermometer configuration.
Therefore, it is necessary to have the thermometer connected and powered
on in order to successfully open a configuration file.
When clicking the Open button, the Windows® Open dialog is displayed. The
\Config folder should be selected by default (or the folder that is specified for
configuration files on the LogWare Options dialog). Real-time log session con
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figuration files should have a .rls extension. To cancel opening a configuration
file, click the Cancel button. Otherwise, select the configuration file to open
and click the Open button. For more details about the real-time log session con
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figuration file, refer to Section 7.1.1, Log Session Configuration File. Real-time
log session configuration files can also be opened by selecting the Open option
in the File menu.
LogWare then reads the log session settings from the configuration file and ver-
ifies that the configuration of the currently connected thermometer readout is
compatible with the log session settings. If there are any conflicts, or if
LogWare is unable to communicate with the thermometer readout, appropriate
messages are displayed.
If LogWare was unable to communicate with the thermometer readout or any
other error occurred, the log session settings may be incomplete.
LogWare has a feature which allows a log session configuration file to be de-
fined as the default configuration file. The default configuration file is automat-
ically loaded every time LogWare is started. To set the current configuration as
the default configuration, select the Set as Default button. If the current config
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uration has not been saved yet, a prompt is displayed indicating that the config
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uration must be saved to a file before it can be set as the default. The next time
LogWare is started, the default configuration file will be loaded.
Note: Real-time log session configuration files contain information about
the current thermometer readout configuration. If the thermometer read
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out configuration changes, the configuration file needs to be updated also.
Once the log session settings are complete, click the Start button to start a log
session. Please refer to Section 2.4, Real-Time Log Session, for more details on
a real-time log session.
If the log session does not need to be started yet, click the Close button. The
Log Session Settings dialog is closed but all settings are retained. To display
the Log Session Settings dialog again, select the Setup option in the Datalog
menu or click the button on the toolbar.
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