Log pressure and/or temperature data from a Process Meter to your computer
- Save pressure and/or temperature data from one or more Process Meters directly to one data file on your computer.
- View live readings and graphing of pressure and/or temperature over time.
- Export the saved data to .CSV or a neatly formatted .PDF file.
Step-by-step instructions:
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