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Flowlink 5.1 Software Instruction Manual - Isco

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<strong>Isco</strong> <strong>Flowlink</strong> <strong>5.1</strong> ® <strong>Software</strong><br />

Site Window - 2100<br />

condition or multiple conditions that must be present to<br />

trigger the secondary rate.<br />

Note: When using secondary rates, the selected<br />

measurements are compared to the equation whenever<br />

its measurement is taken, whether it is a Primary or<br />

Secondary data storage rate.<br />

After setting up the Data Storage rates, click OK to accept the<br />

settings, and Apply (F9) the new settings to the module.<br />

Pushed Data<br />

Use this window to configure the 2103 Modem Module, or the<br />

2105 or 2103 Cellular Modem Modules, to push data to a<br />

<strong>Flowlink</strong> Pro database server.<br />

Modems can send measurement data at a Primary and<br />

Secondary rate. Primary rates are fixed intervals at which the<br />

module will send all measurement data to the database server.<br />

Secondary rates allow you to change the pushed data rate if the<br />

measurements meet your defined conditions.<br />

Secondary rates are advantageous when you wish to examine<br />

measurement data in greater detail when a significant event<br />

occurs. Until the event occurs, the module pushes all site data at<br />

the primary rate to conserve power and modem usage. When the<br />

event occurs, the module preempts the primary rate and pushes<br />

data at the secondary rate. The secondary rate continues until<br />

the condition is no longer met (with hysteresis). The examples<br />

below illustrate two ways that secondary rates can be used.<br />

• Push data more frequently if the flow rate is greater than<br />

or equal to 100 gpm.<br />

• Don’t push data (primary rate OFF) until level is greater<br />

than or equal to 1 ft.<br />

To configure pushed data:<br />

1. Select a primary rate from the pull-down list. Note that<br />

selecting “Off” only disables the primary rate.<br />

2. Select a secondary rate from the “Push data every” pulldown<br />

list. Note that selecting “Off” disables the<br />

secondary rate.<br />

3. Set an equation that defines “When” the data should be<br />

pushed at the secondary rate. This equation defines the<br />

condition or multiple conditions that must be present to<br />

trigger the secondary rate.<br />

Note: When using secondary rates, the selected<br />

measurements are compared to the equation whenever<br />

measurement is taken at the data storage rate, and at<br />

the Parameter Measurement Interval on the Equation<br />

Builder window<br />

4. Enter the <strong>Flowlink</strong> Pro Server Information. If using a<br />

2103 Telephone Modem, Select the Modem Listener<br />

Option, then enter the telephone number to dial into the<br />

<strong>Flowlink</strong> Pro Server. If using a 2103c or 2105c Cellular<br />

Modem, select the IP Listener option, then enter the<br />

<strong>Flowlink</strong> Pro Server IP address and Server Port Number.<br />

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