Enable High Speed Data Logging at 128 Times Per Second

Enable High Speed Data Logging at 128 Times Per Second

Use a FieldLab Pressure Calibrator to log rapidly changing pressure at up to 128 times per second.

Create a new or edit an existing Data Logging Test Mode

Go to the Test Modes section of FieldLab Desktop and create a new Data Logging Test Mode, or edit an existing Data Logging Test Mode.

Instructions for creating a new Data Logging Test are here: Create a new Data Logging Test Mode




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In the Logging Interval pull-down menu, select High Speed

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Select the sub-second interval

You can choose to log at 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, or 128 readings per second.


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Save the Test Mode

Once you have adjusted all the settings in the Test Mode to your specifications, Save the Test Mode.

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Get the new or edited Test Mode onto your FieldLab device.

If this is a new Test Mode, you will need to add it to a FieldLab device: Add Test Modes to a FieldLab.

If you adjusted the settings in an existing Test Mode, you will need to sync the Test Mode with your FieldLab device: Sync Test Modes



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