Cloc) Real Time Clock; Operation Of Logger; Func-Stor": Storing Discrete Measurements - WIKA CPH6200-S1 Betriebsanleitung

Hand-Held Pressure Indicator
CPH6200-S1 / CPH6200-S2

2.10 (CLOC) Real time clock

The real time clock is needed for time-stamping each data point re-
corded within the logger function. As a result, the clock settings should
be checked regularly.
If the battery has been replaced the appropriate menu 'CLOC' will be
accessed automatically.

3. Operation of logger

The device supports two different logger functions:
"Func-STOR": each time the ´Store/Quit´ key is pressed a data point
"Func-CYCL": measurements will automatically be recorded at a
The logger records up to 3 measurement values for each interval:
Current or mean value (depending on logger setting, see below),
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Min-Peak and Max-Peak. (Sensor 1, Sensor 2, difference)
To evaluate the data, WIKA's Data logger evaluation software GSOFT
(V 2.3 or higher) must be used. The software also allows easy configu-
ration and operation of the logger.
If the logger is selected (Func-STOR or Func-CYCL) the hold function
is deactivated; the ´Store/Quit´ key is then used solely for the opera-
tion of the logger functions.
Min- and Max-Peak are, respectively, the minimum and the maximum
measured values during the last measurement interval. Therefore both
the instantaneous pressure values and the measured fluctuations can
be better analysed.
3.1 „Func-STOR": Storing discrete measurements
In this mode, each time the ´Store/Quit´ key is pressed a measure-
ment and its time stamp will be recorded. The data recorded can be
viewed either on the display (an additional menu item "REAd-LoGG" is
displayed when scrolling through the Configuration menu) or through
the serial interface and a PC running the GSOFT-software.
WIKA Operating Instructions Hand-Held Pressure Indicator
will be recorded.
defined interval, set within the logger menu 'CYCL'
until the logger is stopped or the logger memory
becomes full. Logging is started by pressing the
´Store/Quit´ key for 2 seconds.
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