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1. Push MENU.
2. Select Review Data>Measurement Data.
3. Select the sensor.
4. Select the measurement channel. A graph of the data for the measurement channel shows on the
display.
5. Select an option.
Option
View Type
Zoom
Jump to newest
Jump to oldest
Jump to Date & Time Selects the date and time of the measurement data to be viewed.
Save data to a USB stick
The user can save data to a USB 2.0 memory stick and view the data on a PC with FSDATA
Desktop.
1. Push MENU.
2. Select General Settings>Import/Export.
3. Put a USB memory stick into the USB port and select Next.
4. Select Export Data. The instrument sends the data to the USB memory stick. All files are in
FSDATA Destop format.
5. Select OK and remove the USB memory stick.
The instrument makes an FL1500 folder on the USB memory stick. The data files go in a new
subfolder each time the instrument sends data.
Import or export the instrument settings
When the import option is used, all the user settings in the instrument are replaced with the imported settings. The
data in the log files is erased.
The user can save the configured instrument settings to a USB 2.0 memory stick and import the
settings into a different instrument. The instrument makes 10 folders on the USB stick for each
settings file. When a settings file is in a folder, the folder shows "Used".
1. Push MENU.
2. Select General Settings>Import/Export.
3. Put a USB 2.0 memory stick into the USB port and select Next.
4. Select an option.
Option Description
Export Saves the settings to the USB memory stick or PC in a FL1500/Settings/Settings[1–10]
Settings folder. There are 10 possible Settings folders. Select a folder that shows "Free".
Import Setings Imports the settings from the USB memory stick or PC. If there is more than one settings
folder on the USB memory stick or PC, select the applicable folder.
Description
Changes the view to graph or tabular. Use the arrow keys to move to other data
views.
Sets the data window to one week, one day or one hour.
Goes to the most recent measurement data.
Goes to the oldest measurement data.
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