Hi Alan,
You can set the conditional statement to record time channel (T) after reading the temperature.
Example:
1TK(=1CV)
IF(1CV>100){T(=2CV)}
2CV("Time")
However, the CV value will be the number of seconds since midnight which requires you to calculate back the hour and minute.
Rather than the above process, I believe attaching an alarm text would be much better as you can see the text in your data file (serve as a flag).
1TK(=1CV)
IF(1CV>100){1$="ALARM"}
IF(1CV<100){1$=""}
1$("Condition")
Best regards,
dataTaker Expert
Hi Alan,
You can set the conditional statement to record time channel (T) after reading the temperature.
Example:
````
1TK(=1CV)
IF(1CV>100){T(=2CV)}
2CV("Time")
````
However, the CV value will be the number of seconds since midnight which requires you to calculate back the hour and minute.
Rather than the above process, I believe attaching an alarm text would be much better as you can see the text in your data file (serve as a flag).
````
1TK(=1CV)
IF(1CV>100){1$="ALARM"}
IF(1CV<100){1$=""}
1$("Condition")
````
Best regards,
dataTaker Expert