4/8/2010 2:46 PM | |
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Hello, depends, how many events you want to store and how long they shall be stored (history). A little bit more information how it should work would be helpful. The easiest way is to connect a message text to the "event" and insert the "message enable time" and "..date". So it is displayed, when the message has been enabled. Incase you want to have a larger history, it will be more complex. But therefore we would need more information. A possibility is to use excel and a PC as data-logger. In the german forum part there is a interesting thread about this: Excel logo logger Attachmenttime stamp.zip (441 Downloads) |
4/9/2010 9:55 AM | |
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Hi I am looking to monitor a gas burner turning on and off to allow for gas usage to be calculated. As long as the burner does not have a fault i reckon it would be turned on/off around 3 to 4 times a day. so a program with at least 20 logs would give me a week of data which would be acceptable. I do have a program running as you suggested using the message enabled text. Although the program is running, logging date, time and duration burner was on the program has got rather messy. The problem I encountered was incrementing each message when burner turned off/on but still keeping previous message enabled so as not to loose the date and time stamp. I have to say i am only using the simulater at the moment and was not aware you could scroll through the messages from the buttons on the TD. At the moment I use a reset button to go back throught the logs but each time you do this the data is lost. I have attached the program, any thoughts on being able to tidy this program up would be greatly appreciated Phill AttachmentDATE AND TIME STAMP.zip (418 Downloads) |
6/24/2010 4:22 PM | |
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Hi Phil, AttachmentTIME STAMP LOG.zip (404 Downloads) |
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6/24/2010 4:44 PM | |
Joined: 3/26/2009 Last visit: 2/3/2022 Posts: 43 Rating:
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Phill, Try the data logger attached.This is the revised version fron the German site which i translated and added a few features.THis is an excel file and you must enable the macro setting in excel. Fred ( Derf) AttachmentLogodataLogger2010a verson 2 .zip (424 Downloads) |
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