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Hourly and daily data logging

Hi,

I've been using a DT85 series 3 with 4 CEM20 and I'm logging temperatures using RTD sensors.
I don't really care, is it possible to log and store my data in two different files, once every hour and average per day?
I've done some research on the DT85 manual but I can't find is it possible to configure the DT85 with two job's?
What I need is hours and daily data in two different files.

I'm using Web Interface dEX.

Is this feasible or realistic?
Thanks in advance for any help.

Kind regards,
edie

Hi, I've been using a DT85 series 3 with 4 CEM20 and I'm logging temperatures using RTD sensors. I don't really care, is it possible to log and store my data in two different files, once every hour and average per day? I've done some research on the DT85 manual but I can't find is it possible to configure the DT85 with two job's? What I need is hours and daily data in two different files. I'm using Web Interface dEX. Is this feasible or realistic? Thanks in advance for any help. Kind regards, edie

Hi edie,

You can create two FTP files using two schedules, so you do not need to use two jobs.
Example:

RS1H
RA1H

REFT("Temp~degC")

RB1D
&Temp(W)(AV,"Ave_Temp~degC")

RC1D
DO{COPYD sch=A dest=ftp://username:password@FTP server/}
DO{COPYD sch=B dest=ftp://username:password@FTP server/}

Schedule C will create two files, one contains the data from schedule A and other from schedule B.
In dEX, you need to use two FTP data channel and specify which schedule for each channel.

Best regards,
Rudy Gunawan

Hi edie, You can create two FTP files using two schedules, so you do not need to use two jobs. Example: RS1H RA1H REFT("Temp~degC") RB1D &Temp(W)(AV,"Ave_Temp~degC") RC1D DO{COPYD sch=A dest=ftp://username:password@FTP server/} DO{COPYD sch=B dest=ftp://username:password@FTP server/} Schedule C will create two files, one contains the data from schedule A and other from schedule B. In dEX, you need to use two FTP data channel and specify which schedule for each channel. Best regards, Rudy Gunawan

Hi Eddie,

Yes create a schedule for the hourly unload and daily unload but you also need to include a user ID. The user ID will ensure the correct data is unloaded.

Cheers,
Roger

Hi Eddie, Yes create a schedule for the hourly unload and daily unload but you also need to include a user ID. The user ID will ensure the correct data is unloaded. Cheers, Roger

Hello Rudy,
Hello Roger,

thank you for your quick reply.

As I said, I've a datataker and 4 CEM20 and accordingly 5 schedules, for programming I use dEX.
At the moment I created schedules and FTP data channels for the hourly unload:

datataker schedules A
DO{COPYD sch=A dest=ftp://username:password@FTP server/}

CEM20 schedules B
DO{COPYD sch=B dest=ftp://username:password@FTP server/}

CEM20 schedules C
DO{COPYD sch=C dest=ftp://username:password@FTP server/}

CEM20 schedules D
DO{COPYD sch=D dest=ftp://username:password@FTP server/}

CEM20 schedules E
DO{COPYD sch=E dest=ftp://username:password@FTP server/}

So, that is clear and works, but where and how I configure in dEX e.g. for datataker a schedule for daily unload
and where do I define the ID?

Thanks in advance.

Kind regards,
edie

Hello Rudy, Hello Roger, thank you for your quick reply. As I said, I've a datataker and 4 CEM20 and accordingly 5 schedules, for programming I use dEX. At the moment I created schedules and FTP data channels for the hourly unload: datataker schedules A DO{COPYD sch=A dest=ftp://username:password@FTP server/} CEM20 schedules B DO{COPYD sch=B dest=ftp://username:password@FTP server/} CEM20 schedules C DO{COPYD sch=C dest=ftp://username:password@FTP server/} CEM20 schedules D DO{COPYD sch=D dest=ftp://username:password@FTP server/} CEM20 schedules E DO{COPYD sch=E dest=ftp://username:password@FTP server/} So, that is clear and works, but where and how I configure in dEX e.g. for datataker a schedule for daily unload and where do I define the ID? Thanks in advance. Kind regards, edie

Hi edie,

The ID is part of FTP option command (please refer to COPYD Option summary on your DT8x manual)
It is for user identification number for tracking of last unloaded data.
Syntax:
id=Int
i=Int

Where Int may be;
• An arbitrary integer in the range of 1 to 65535 to identify which new data tracking to used for up to 40 clients. Used with start=new option for tracking new data unloading for multiple users. (default id=0)

Examples:
Copyd id=12345 -identify user 12345 with this unload.

Best regards,
Rudy Gunawan

Hi edie, The ID is part of FTP option command (please refer to COPYD Option summary on your DT8x manual) It is for user identification number for tracking of last unloaded data. Syntax: id=Int i=Int Where Int may be; • An arbitrary integer in the range of 1 to 65535 to identify which new data tracking to used for up to 40 clients. Used with start=new option for tracking new data unloading for multiple users. (default id=0) Examples: Copyd id=12345 -identify user 12345 with this unload. Best regards, Rudy Gunawan
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