In-Situ Level TROLL 300/500/700/BaroTROLL Operators Manual - Manual (Page 56)

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3. Click the Suspend button . Suspended appears in the Status column.
Resuming a Suspended Log
1. To resume logging after a log has been suspended, select the Logging tab.
2. Select the Suspended log.
3. Click the Start Log button . Logging resumes. Running appears in the Status
column. The data file will show the time when the log was suspended and the time
when it restarted.
Stopping a Log
A log can be manually stopped at any time, even if a stop time has been previously
scheduled. If you did not specify a stop condition when you defined the log, the log will
run until the instrument is out of memory or battery power, or until you manually stop it.
A log that has been stopped cannot be resumed. If you intend to
resume a log later, you should
suspend a log rather than stop it.
1. To manually stop a log, the instrument must be connected to the software.
2. Select the Logging tab .
3. Select the running log you intend to stop.
4. Click the Stop Log button .
Downloading Data to a PC
This procedure copies the data log from the instrument to a PC. It does not remove the
data log from the instrument. After a log is downloaded, it can be exported to a CSV file
format that can be used by spreadsheet programs. The time shown in the log name is
the time the log was downloaded.
1. With an instrument connected, select the Logging tab .
2. Select the log you intend to download.
3. Choose a Running, Suspended, Stopped, or Deleted log.
4. Click the Download button.
5. In the next screen, select one of the three download options.
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All data
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New data (data logged since the last download)
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Time interval to download