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7 Data LoggerThe CMS includes a built-in data logger, which adds the facility tolog and timestamp test results locally within an internal memory,even when not connected to a computer.• Tests that are logged, and when, are determined by the log settings(see section 12.6).• Each log entry is time-stamped and contains the CMS serialnumber, so that it can be identified later.• The CMS memory has space for around 4000 log entries. Whenfull, the oldest log entry is overwritten.See chapter 11 for details of how to download the test log.22 Data Logger
8 Remote Display Unit OptionThe optional CMS-RDU is a separate box that just contains the keypadand display. The sensor itself is mounted remotely in anotherbox. This allows the operator full control of the CMS even whenthe sensor itself is not easily accessible. The CMS-RDU connects"in between’’ the incoming supply/serial connections, and the CMSsensor. It is "transparent’’ to the serial communications. This meansthat a PLC or CMS-View can operate in the usual way to control theCMS, change settings or download results, without having to unplugthe RDU.The same components are used for the RDU as for the normal CMS-K option, so the same instructions apply for operation. See chapter5 for more details.The RDU wiring details are shown in figure 14.4.Remote Display Unit Option 23
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