Yes. If the data logger is connected to the computer through USB, Serial, Ethernet, or WiFi, SiteView can display the logger’s real-time readings. To view real-time data: Open the data logger’s Status window in SiteView. Click Real-Time. The Real-Time window will open and display the current readings from the data logger.
Yes. If the data was downloaded and saved in SVF format, you can modify how the data is processed by changing the equation assigned to a channel. For example, you can apply a different built-in equation or a Custom Equation to convert the original readings into different engineering values. To change the equation for a…
SiteView allows you to export downloaded data from several views. The exported data can be saved as a comma-separated or tab-separated text file, which can then be opened in Microsoft Excel or other spreadsheet applications. 1. Export from Database Explorer In Database Explorer, click: Export Follow the prompts to save the exported data. 2. Export…
When downloading data from a logger in SiteView, you can save the data in either of two ways: To the SiteView database To an individual SVF file You can select the desired option in the Download dialog. Save to the SiteView Database When data is saved to the SiteView database, it is appended to the…
The latest supported data logger firmware is included with the latest version of SiteView. To check for and install a firmware upgrade: Connect the data logger to SiteView. Open the logger’s Status window. If SiteView detects that a newer firmware version is available for the logger, the Upgrade Firmware button will appear on the right…
Yes. SiteView allows you to open multiple SVF files in the same graph view and then save the combined data as a single SVF file. 1. Save Downloaded Data as SVF Files The multiple-file graph view works only with SVF files. When downloading data from a logger, select: SiteView File instead of: System Database 2.…
Yes. In the Download dialog, you can specify a Start Time and End Time to download only the data recorded during that selected time range. This allows you to download only the portion of data you need instead of downloading the entire logging session.
If your CO₂ sensor provides a 0–5 VDC output corresponding to 0–3000 ppm CO₂, you can use a Linear Equation in SiteView to convert the measured voltage directly to CO₂ concentration. For this example: 0 VDC = 0 ppm 5 VDC = 3000 ppm 1. Select the Linear Equation Open the data logger’s Configuration dialog.…
SiteView allows you to configure a data logger to start logging automatically at a specific time in the future. To set a future start time: Open the data logger’s Status window in SiteView. Click Configure. In the Configuration dialog, set Time to Start to the desired future date and time. Save the configuration to the…
You can download recorded data from a data logger using SiteView. 1. Open the Download Dialog Open the data logger’s Status window in SiteView, then click: Download 2. Select the Data Range In the Download dialog, select the desired: Start Time End Time This allows you to download the entire logging session or only a…