Lasair II Particle Counter Operations Manual Page E-1
Appendix E
Comma Separated Value (CSV) Format
With this file format, you can properly label the value headings. The following
items are numbered in the order that they will appear in the CSV file. The CSV file,
however, will not include the order numbers.
CSV Value Format and Description
Ref.
No
Data Description
1
Sample Date: Formatted YYYY/MM/DD
3
Sample Time: Formatted HH:MM:SS {End of Sample}
4
Sensor Name: User entered name. Up to 16 characters. Name is delimited by
quotation (“) marks.
5
Sensor Type: Hard coded value. Example: “LasairII-310"
6
Sensor S/N: This value programmed during initial calibration.
7
Statistics: This field is a "" if statistics are not used. If they are used, then the field
contains both the name of the room in which the statistics were taken and, the type.
The type can be FS-209E, ISO-14644-1, EC-GMP, EC-GMP and ISO, BS-5295,
or AVERAGE. The room name is added before the statistics type with a "--"
separating the two. An example is "BallroomA--FS209E". Maximum room name
length is 16 characters, thus the maximum string length is less than 32 characters.
8
Loc Chg: When outputting a CSV block, this field will be set to a "*" if the
location has changed from the last record printed. Otherwise, this field will be a
".".
9
Location: User location name. Up to 16 characters. The name will be delimited by
" marks. If the first character of the location is a "?", then the location name has
been changed since the data sample was saved. The sample only has an index to
the name.
10
Manifold: The manifold position. The value will be 0 (zer)0 if no manifold exists.
With a manifold, lowest number will be 1.
11
Laser OK: 1 = OK, 0 = bad. (Language independent)
12
Flow OK: 1 = OK, 0 = bad. (Language independent)
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