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Check the time/value of a point on the graph. Move the mouse cursor to the point
of interest, the time and value represented by the position is shown on a status bar at
the bottom of the window.
Add/Change the title of the graph. Press the Titles button on the toolbar and enter
the title as required.
Print the graph. Select File/Print on the menu.
Copy the Graph to the Clipboard. Select edit/copy on the menu or press the
appropriate button on the toolbar. The saved image can now be pasted into other
programs, documents etc.
Data Format
The data is saved as a CSV file (comma separated variable). This is a plain, human
readable text file, each record of Lux, UV, temperature and RH is on one line, each
value separated by a comma.
The .CSV files can be opened directly in any spreadsheet, eg Microsoft Excel.
NOTE: If your PC is setup for European number format (ie decimal point shown as
“,” and thousands separator as “.”) then Excel will open the file with all the data in
one column. The easiest way to avoid this is to rename the file from “abc.csv” to
“abc.txt”, if the file is now opened Excel will ask for the record separator character,
this should be entered as “,”.
The first line has column titles separated by commas and a fifth value giving
information about the log start time, period etc. This data will look similar to:
2014-10-12_1308_000010_0010901*AName****0000544771
YYYY-MM-DD_HHmm_hhmmss_rrrrrrr*NNNNNNNN*ssssssssss
YYYY-MM-DD = Log start date
HHmm = Log start time, hours and minutes (seconds always zero)
hhmmss = Log interval (hh=hours, mm=minutes, ss=seconds)
rrrrrrr = no of records in file
NNNNNNNN = Logger name, with extra * to make 8 characters
ssssssssss = Misc logger status values
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