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Click the Statistics Settings button to display the Statistics Settings dialog. This
dialog is used to specify which statistics are to be maintained and displayed for
the selected channel. Please refer to Section 2.3.6, Statistics Settings Dialog,
for more details on the Statistics Setting dialog. By default, the statistics that
are enabled are: Minimum, Maximum, Spread, Average and Standard
deviation.
Note: Statistics are maintained for each channel independent of all other
channels. As a result, each channel has its own settings which must be
configured separately.
Each channel can be configured to trip an alarm if the reading on that channel
ever exceeds specific low and/or high values. To enable alarms for the selected
channel, click the Alarm Settings button. The Alarm Settings dialog is dis
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played. This dialog is used to specify the alarm values and the actions associ
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ated with each alarm. Please refer to Section 2.3.5, Alarm Settings Dialog, for
more details on the Alarm Settings dialog. By default, alarms are disabled.
Note: The alarm settings for each channel are independent of all other
channels. As a result, each channel must be configured separately.
Enter the name for the selected channel in the Channel name box. The channel
name should be something unique that identifies the purpose, location or other
information about the data being acquired on that channel. When a channel
name is changed, the Channels list is updated to reflect the change. By default
each channel is assigned the generic name ‘Channel n’(wheren is the channel
number). This name appears in the Channels grid on the real-time log session
window while the log session is running.
Enter the filename to which the data acquired from this channel is to be written
using the Acquire data to file box. The default filename for each channel is
Channel n.txt (where n is the channel number). The file is saved to the \Output
folder or the folder specified for output files on the LogWare Options dialog.
The location for this file can be changed by selecting the “…” (Browse) button.
Check the Overwrite existing check box to allow LogWare to automatically
overwrite an existing file of the same name in the same folder. If this box is not
checked and a file of the same name exists, a prompt is displayed and the op
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tion to overwrite the existing file or choose another filename is given.
If you want to write the acquired data for all enabled channels to the same out
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put file, check the Write all acquired data to the same file option. If this option
is checked, LogWare will use the filename and path of the first enabled channel
for all channels. The header of the output file will then contain information for
all enabled channels, and an additional column is added to the file for the chan
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nel number for each reading.
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