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The Zoom In and Restore options are not applicable to a real-time log session
and are disabled.
The graph may be printed at any time by selecting the Print Graph option in the
popup menu or in the Graph menu, or by selecting the Print | Graph option in
the File menu.
2.4.4 Current Alarm Settings dialog
The Current Alarm Settings dialog displays the current alarm settings.
The Low alarm box indicates the current low alarm value and units. If the low
alarm is not enabled, the Low alarm box is disabled and no value is displayed.
The High alarm box indicates the current high alarm value and units. If the
high alarm is not enabled, the High alarm box is disabled and no value is
displayed.
Click the Close button to close this dialog.
2.4.5 Output file
The data that is acquired during a real-time log session is written to a file,
called an output file. This file contains information about the thermometer read
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out used to acquire the data, alarm settings (if applicable), and the date, time,
value, scale and alarm state for each reading.
To view the contents of an output file during a real-time log session, select the
Readings History option in the View menu, or right-click on the Channels grid
and select the View Readings History option in the popup menu.
The output file is described in detail in Section 7.2.1, Output File.
2.4.6 Alarm log file
During a real-time log session, a log of all alarm activity is recorded in a file
call the alarm log. This file contains alarm setting information for each channel
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Figure 19 Current Alarm Settings dialog
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