Adjust the logging interval on your Ralston gauge with FieldLab Mobile App
1. Select the gear icon to access settings for your gauge.
2. Select Logging Interval
3. Select the new logging interval you wish to use. Each interval setting displays the amount of time you can log before the gauge memory is full.
4. Select Back to return to the Devices screen.
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