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option is actually a threshold setting. Each time the threshold is crossed,
DaqPRO will record the exact time and date of the occurrence, and will
continue to do so until the desired number of samples has been obtained.
When logging has ended download the data to the PC (if DaqPRO is already connected to the PC it will
be done automatically). The event list will be displayed in the table window. You can now save the list,
export it to Excel or print it.
Note: The trigger condition must be fulfilled for at least 300μS.
• Time delay – This trigger type enables you to set a timer that will start the
logging after a predetermined amount of time. After setting the trigger to Timer
Delay, click the down arrow on the Level combo-box, and select from the 17
different time options. The timer will start its countdown when you click RUN,
and the actual recording will start once the countdown has ended.
Select the trigger level in the Level drop-down menu and click OK.
Note: When you turn off DaqPRO, it will save the setup for the next session.
2.5.2. Starting Recording
Click Run on the main toolbar. Click the down arrow to change the recording mode.
2.5.3. Stopping Recording
Click Stop on the main toolbar
2.5.4. Clearing DaqPRO’s Memory
To erase all data currently stored in the DaqPRO, click Clear memory in the Logger menu (DaqPRO
must first be connected to the PC).
2.5.5. Adding a Comment to DaqPRO
You can add a comment to each DaqPRO. The comment will serve as a name to identify the specific
DaqPRO in addition to its serial number. Every time data is being downloaded from a DaqPRO, its
comment and the serial number will be displayed in the graph title and on the corresponding icon in the
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