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The procedure includes multiple steps, and takes a while to execute. The
following content is erased from the logger:
- Static parameters and parameter sets
- Factory settings and calibration values are preserved.
- Log files from /Log
- Queued content for FTP, SMTP, and HTTP services
Data Logging
Logging means storing the measured and calculated data in the QML
logger internal memory, that is, to a Flash chip with a data storage
capacity of 3.3 MB. Additionally, you can use an external memory card.
For more information, see section Using External Memory Card on
page 102. From the internal and external memory, logged data can be
retrieved later, for example, via a serial line.
Logged data is stored in daily files, for example, L2070326.dat, which
is a binary file. The naming convention is as follows:
- All log files begin with the name of the log group. The log group
name consists of a letter followed by a number, that is, L0, L1, L2,
L3, and so on.
- The log group name is followed by the date in the YYMMDD
format.
In its Flash memory, the QML logger can log everything it measures
and calculates. The approximate log memory capacity can be checked
and also printed in the Setup information window in Lizard Setup
Software when a setup is created.
Log files are automatically deleted after a given period, so that there is
always a certain amount of logged data saved in the Flash memory. The
period is adjustable in the setup and can vary from 0 (= at midnight, the
previous day's file will be deleted to free up memory) to never delete
(= log memory will be filled up completely). To ensure some data
backup, for example, a value of 4 days is feasible. If the delete interval
NOTE
The QML logger uses UTC time in data logging and managing log
files, not the local time.
- USER'S GUIDE 1
- Table of Contents 3
- CHAPTER 3 4
- CHAPTER 4 5
- CHAPTER 5 5
- APPENDIX A 5
- List of Figures 7
- List of Tables 9
- GENERAL INFORMATION 11
- Platform Documentation 12
- Contents of This Manual 12
- Version Information 13
- Related Manuals 13
- Documentation Conventions 14
- ESD Protection 16
- Recycling 17
- Regulatory Compliances 17
- Trademarks 17
- License Agreement 17
- Warranty 19
- PRODUCT OVERVIEW 21
- Figure 4 Connector Blocks 26
- Accessories 27
- Digital I/O Module 28
- Transient Protection Devices 29
- Communication Modules 30
- 0906-070 31
- 1004-122 33
- Setup Software 35
- Updating QML Software 36
- AWS CLIENT SOFTWARE 37
- Installing AWS Client 38
- Minimum System Requirements 38
- Installation Procedure 39
- 0802-046 40
- 0802-047 42
- 0304-025 44
- AWS Client Main Window 46
- Defining AWS Client Settings 47
- 0802-136 48
- 0905-009 51
- 0905-014 53
- 0802-139 55
- Options Window 57
- Opening Service Connection 59
- Service connection opened 60
- Giving Commands 61
- Closing Service Connection 62
- Managing User Levels 63
- Modifying Station Settings 65
- Setting the QML Logger Clock 66
- Setting Static Parameters 67
- 0802-144 68
- 0906-067 70
- 0906-068 70
- 0802-145 72
- Sensor Status List 74
- Offset Calibration 75
- Manual Calibration 76
- and Factor values 77
- Offset field and the new 77
- 14 on page 77 79
- 0802-149 80
- Uploading Setup File 82
- 0802-150 83
- 0802-151 83
- AWS Settings Cleanup 86
- Data Logging 87
- Log Data Format 88
- Controlling Logging 89
- Freeing Up Logging Space 92
- Working with Data Log Files 92
- Downloading Log Files 93
- 0802-156 94
- 0802-157 96
- Auto Downloading Log Files 98
- 0802-164 99
- 19 on page 98 100
- (Continued) 101
- 0406-039 102
- Using External Memory Card 104
- Memory Card 105
- Resetting the QML Logger 105
- Reset Using the Reset Button 106
- Wakeup Command 107
- Sleep Command 107
- Table 22 Command Set 108
- TROUBLESHOOTING 113
- Using blank configuration 115
- !Erroneous setup file 115
- Visual Check 119
- 1004-120 120
- Opening a Service Connection 122
- Connection Problems 124
- Error Messages 124
- Resetting QML Logger 125
- Determining Sensor Status 126
- 0802-146 127
- Table 30 Sensor Status List 129
- LASTVAL Command 132
- Warnings and Errors 133
- System Information 135
- Battery Status 137
- Measurement Enable or Disable 138
- Technical Support 140
- TECHNICAL DATA 141
- RS-232 Module DSU232 142
- 0903-023 143
- Dual RS-485 Module DSI486 145
- Version A 145
- 0201-049 146
- 1006-102 146
- Version B 148
- Digital I/O Module QMI118 149
- Fixed Line Modem DMX501 150
- 1003-031 151
- GLOSSARY 155
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