Measurement of Data

[planetg]

Am I doing something not right?

I can only save and measure data when the PC is connected to the controller.
Doesn't it store data even without the PC connected?

Anyone?

 

[Fishie Nut]

Mine save data all the time, up to the limit set. I logon and read it into a dated data file. Once you "read" the data, it's gone. It's in the file you read it into. It's best to clear it and start a new file.

You can save it all in an Exel file if you need to.

 

[jdjeff58]

Fishie Nut:

I tried every which way to display a graph in Excel. Do you have any tips on how to get a 4 channel graph to display in excel using the imported data from the profilux? I will admit to being a bit Excel challenged.

 

[Fishie Nut]

Jeff, sorry for the delay. I've not been looking.

I make a page in excel with Date, Time and e.g. Temp, or pH or Redox and I have three separate graphs. I just started to keep a running log on Excel.

If you do them together, it is difficult because the scales are so different. If you have 8-8.4 on one axis, on the same axis you must have 350-400, or even 78-80 and it just doesn't look good or is difficult to read.

Try making a page (sheet) for each, with DATE, TIME, Measurement. and then graph it.

I just copy the text file that Profilux makes and past it into the Excel worksheet at the bottom of the last entry. This gives me a running total. Then I past the individual data onto its particular page.