
TrendReader Standard 2
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2005 ACR Systems Inc.
''Calculate engineering value from [2] 12bit Logger-> [11] 5VDC-> [18] 0-5VDC
Eqn("5FD6BC0D64D34f73AFC40144A13A7998", X)
' Apply square root of logger's sample rate
ANSWER0=ANSWER0+ Math.Sqrt(Logger.SampleRate)
7.8.5.3
Object Properties
To get the logger level properties, enter:
X=Logger.{ Property name }
To get the current channel level properties, enter:
X=Logger.Channel ( CurrentChannelIndex ). { Property name }
You can either type in the Property name, or select it from the list that appears because of the
intellisense feature of the editor.
This example demonstrates how to include calibration properties in an equation.
''Calculate engineering value from [2] 12bit Logger-> [11] 5VDC-> [18] 0-5VDC
Eqn("5FD6BC0D64D34f73AFC40144A13A7998",X)
' Apply low calibration value of current channel
Logger.Channel(CurrentChannelIndex).LowCalibration ) / 100
7.8.5.4
Linear Equation
The following is an example of the equation for an SRP7 logger using a relative humidity
relative humidity sensor with output of 0.5-4.5V
representing 0-100% humidity
The easiest way to create a linear equation for the relative humidity sensor is through the New
Equation Wizard. The resulting equation will be:
''Calculate engineering value from SmartReaderPlus-> [11] 5VDC-> [18] 0-5VDC
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