Toolbar - Carel RS232 Manuel D'utilisation

Type of probe alarm:
Open indicates a disconnected probe;
Closed indicates a short-circuited probe;
"- - - -" indicates a non-configured probe;
Type of temperature alarm:
High indicates that the high-temperature threshold has been exceeded;
Low indicates that the low-temperature threshold has been exceeded;
"- - - -" indicates that the temperature is regular (together with the "OFF" message).
• File menu:
1. Open: opens a binary file containing the data of a DownLoad and displays it as a table;
2. Export to Ascii: saves the file of the active window as plain text;
3. Filter table: filters the data of the active table. The filtering options are described further on;
4. Print table: prints the active table. The print table options are described further on;
5. Print graph: prints the active table as a graph. The print graph options are described further on;
6. Exit: closes the WinLog application.
• Options menu:
All items in this menu concern the configuration of WinLog.
1. Language: allows one of the following languages to be selected: Italian, French, English, Spanish and
German;
2. Degrees: allows the unit of measure for the temperature to be selected, °C or °F, for the data
displayed in the tables;
3. Serial comm.: allows the serial port to which the Datalogger or the DownLoad Module is connected to
be selected. As a result, the Modem-PC cable from the RS485-RS232 converter or from the Module
will be connected to this port;
4. Printing options: allows customised data and graph printing by choosing the text (15 characters) and
an image (file bitmap, icons and Windows™ metafiles, with extensions *.bmp, *.ico, *.wmf respectively)
to be printed on each page, at the top left and at the bottom left. Once the text and an image have
been selected, they are saved.
5. Serial address: allows the serial address for communications with the Datalogger to be selected. As
mentioned above, attention must be paid to avoid the value 0, as this will cause errors if more than one
Datalogger is connected.
6. Save output conf.: saves all the above settings (language, degrees, serial comm. and serial address)
before exiting the program. In this way, when running WinLog the next time, these settings are recalled.
• View menu: displays or hides the toolbar and the status bar. While most of the commands required for the
running of the program management are present in the menu bar, the tool and status bars allow the rapid
selection of the most common commands, as well as highlighting the more important parameters.
• Window menu: arranges the open windows in tile or cascade mode. The "Arrange icons" submenu orders
the windows when minimised.
• Help menu: opens a general information window about WinLog and Datalogger. This function is also
enabled by pressing the F1 key on the PC keyboard.
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Status bar
Contains general information: the software version of WinLog, the status of communications between the PC
and the Datalogger or the DownLoad Module (ON = communication established, OFF = communication
interrupted), the serial number of the connected Datalogger, the status of its alarms, its serial address
(modifiable), the system date and time. Furthermore, clicking the mouse on the Datalogger icon, the three
supervisor windows (configuration window, parameter window, run-time window) can be opened or closed.

Toolbar

Contains icons for the quick selection of the most common commands:
"Open file" command, equivalent to point 1 in the File menu;
"Filter" window open command, for the data analysis of a table. This is not active when there are
no open tables. See the relevant paragraph for further details on this window;
command for the simultaneous opening of the Supervisor menu windows (configuration window,
parameter window and run-time window);
command for printing the active table. This is not active when there are no open tables. See the
relevant paragraph for more details on printing;
command for printing and previewing the active graph. This is not active when there are no open
tables. See the relevant paragraph for more details on printing.
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Fig. 11