Flowlink 5.1 Software Instruction Manual - Isco
Flowlink 5.1 Software Instruction Manual - Isco
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 - 4100/4200/6700<br />
• Time of Last Data Retrieval- The date and time of the<br />
most recent retrieval.<br />
• Time trigger enabled - the date and time the trigger<br />
equation became true.<br />
• Trigger - This box displays the trigger equation when a<br />
triggered slate partition is used.<br />
Partition Operation Buttons - change the instrument’s<br />
memory partitions.<br />
• Create a new partition - adds a partition to the end of the<br />
Partition List Box.<br />
• Delete last partition - Removes the last partition in the<br />
Partition List Box.<br />
• Clear all partitions - clears all of the stored data held in<br />
all partitions. The partitions remain set up for use.<br />
• Delete all partitions - deletes all of the partitions and<br />
stored data.<br />
• Reset Slate - allows new readings to be saved in full<br />
slate-type partitions. For triggered slate partitions, this<br />
also resets the trigger. Retrieving data from the<br />
instrument before resetting a slate is recommended.<br />
• Setup trigger - opens the Equation Builder to enter the<br />
parameters that activate a triggered slate partition.<br />
The Calculated Flow button opens a window that allows flow<br />
rates to be calculated after retrieving the data. This can conserve<br />
memory and reduce the amount of data that must be transferred<br />
between the instrument and <strong>Flowlink</strong>.<br />
Notes:<br />
• You cannot change a partition. Instead, you must delete<br />
the partition (and all partitions “below” it) and create a<br />
new one to replace it.<br />
• Retrieve data from the instrument before deleting a<br />
partition.<br />
• Deleting a partition also clears the stored readings.<br />
Memory Partitions<br />
Instrument<br />
Partition Sizes<br />
4100/4200/6700 store data in partitions. A partition is a section<br />
of memory that you set aside for a particular reading type. When<br />
setting aside a section of memory, you specify the reading type<br />
(e.g. Level or Flow Rate), the reading interval, and the recording<br />
mode.<br />
For more information see Instrument Partition Sizes.<br />
The size of a data partition can be calculated if the time span,<br />
reading interval, and readings per block are known. The time<br />
span and reading interval information is displayed on the Data<br />
Storage Tab when the 4100/4200/6700 instrument is connected to<br />
<strong>Flowlink</strong>.<br />
The total memory in <strong>Isco</strong> instruments is divided into blocks of<br />
memory. The 4100 Series Flow Loggers have 235,520 bytes of<br />
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