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Type

Format

Description

Subroutine

ClearDataLog()

Removes all logs from the data logging model.

Subroutine

DataLog(“LogModelName”,BlockControl)

Creates or stops the data logging block.

Subroutine

MakeCsv(“LogModelName”, BlockNumber)

Saves the data block to the SD/MMC memory in CSV file format.

Subroutine

MakeCsvUsb(“LogModelName”, BlockNumber)

Saves the data block to the USB storage in CSV file format.

Subroutine

MakeLogCsv(“LogModelName”, BlockNumber, Location)

Saves the data block to the assigned location in CSV file format.

Subroutine

MakeLogCsvEx(Header”, “LogModelName”, BlockNumber, Location)

Saves the data block in CSV file format and stores the header name at cell A1.

 

ClearDataLog

Removes all logs from the data logging model.

Subroutine

ClearDataLog();

Description

Removes all logs from the data logging model.

Example

Clears all logged data.

ClearDataLog();

 

DataLog

Creates or stops the data logging block.

Subroutine

DataLog(“LogModelName”,BlockControl)

Description

Creates or stops the data logging block.

Enter 0 at BlockControl to stop the block. Enter 1 to create a new block.

Example

Creates a new block for the data logging model “LOG” and start logging.
DataLog(“LOG”,1);

MakeCsv

Saves the data block to the SD/MMC memory in CSV file format.

Subroutine

MakeCsv(“LogModelName”, BlockNumber)

Description

Saves the assigned LogModelName ‘s data block to the SD/MMC memory in CSV file format.

You can assign the value from 0 to 31 at BlockNumber.

Example

Saves the 10th data block in the data logging model “LOG” to the SD/MMC memory in CSV file format.

MakeCsv(“LOG”,10);

MakeCsvUsb

Saves the data block to the USB storage in CSV file format.

Subroutine

MakeCsvUsb(“LogModelName”, BlockNumber)

Description

Saves the assigned LogModelName ‘s data block to the USB storage in CSV file format.

You can assign the value from 0 to 31 at BlockNumber.

Example

Saves the 10th data block in the data logging model “LOG” to the USB in CSV file format.

MakeCsvUsb(“LOG”,10);

 

MakeLogCsv

Saves the data block to the assigned location in CSV file format.

Subroutine

MakeLogCsv(“LogModelName”, BlockNumber, Location)

Description

Saves the assigned LogModelName ‘s data block to the assigned location in CSV file format.

You can assign values from 0 to 31 at BlockNumber.

You can also assign the Location as shown below.

0: _LOCAL_

1: _SDMEM_

2: _USBMEM_

Example

Saves the 10th data block in data logging model “LOG” to USB in CSV file format.

MakeLogCsv(“LOG”,10,2);

 

MakeLogCsvEx

Saves the data block in CSV file format and stores the header name at cell A1.

Subroutine

MakeLogCsvEx(Header”, “LogModelName”, BlockNumber, Location)

Description

Saves the assigned LogModelName ‘s data block in CSV file format and stores the Header name at cell A1.

You can assign the value from 0 to 31 at BlockNumber.

You can also assign the Location as shown below.

0: _LOCAL_

1: _SDMEM_

2: _USBMEM_

Example

Saves the 10th data block in the data logging model “LOG” to USB storage in CSV file format.

Sets the header name “Header” at cell A1.

MakeLogCsvEx(“Header”,”LOG”,10,2);

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