Configuring NetDAQ Logger for Windows
Entering an Instrument’s Description
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The values in the Mx+B file must have the following format:
<channel number> <M value> <B value> <cr> <lf>
Each parameter is separated by spaces or tabs and each definition ends with a
carriage return (<cr>) and a line feed (<lf>). The decimal point character
corresponds to your Windows International settings. For example, a file may
contain the following lines:
2 1.8 32
10 2 1
This sample file indicates that, for the instrument selected on the Icon Bar,
channel 2 has its M value set to 1.8 and its B value set to 32. Channel 10 of the
currently selected instrument has its M value set to 2 and its B value set to 1.
M and B values are not set if the corresponding channel is configured as OFF.
If an error occurs when loading the Mx+B file, NetDAQ Logger displays an error
message and does not load any values for M and B. If possible, the error message
displays the line where the error occurred.
After loading the file, NetDAQ Logger sets M and B values for the channels of
the instrument currently selected on the Icon Bar.
Entering an Instrument’s Description 3-33.
If you provide a textual instrument description, it will appear in the Main
Window. Complete the following procedure to enter an instrument description.
Up to 79 characters are allowed.
1. Highlight the desired instrument icon on the Icon Bar.
2. Select Setup | Instrument Description.
3. Enter the text characters in the Description box as shown in the following
example.
ds033s.eps
4. Click OK to return to the Main Window that now includes the instrument
description.
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