Rockwell Automation 1441-DYN25-Z Dynamix 2500 Data Collector - Manual (Page 125)

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Loading and Unloading Chapter 4
Unload Measurements using Smart Unscheduled Mode
You can collect Offroute measurements in the Dynamix 2500 Data Collector
that match your existing measurement definitions in the Emonitor software. This
is done by choosing one of the pre-defined measurement icons on the Offroute
Measurement screen in the Dynamix. When you unload the data, the Emonitor
software stores the data under the correct measurement definition.
See Collect Offroute Data using a Pre-defined Measurement on page 150 .
If the Emonitor software can match the unscheduled data to an item in the
Hierarchy Tree and a location, then it stores the unscheduled data in
measurement definitions under that location. If the Emonitor software cannot
match the data with an existing measurement definition, then it creates a new
measurement definition and stores the data there.
If the Emonitor software cannot match an item in the Hierarchy Tree and a
location, it stores the data in the unscheduled destination, set with Tools > Set
Unscheduled Dest.
The Emonitor software tries to match the collection specification for the
measurement definition. The rules for matching a collection specification are as
follows.
TIP To have the Emonitor software put all unscheduled measurements in
one location, open the Load/Unload dialog box and click Unload
Options. Uncheck the Unscheduled location smart mode checkbox.
Table 39 - Rules for Matching a Collection Specification
All types Magnitude Spectrum Time Waveform
All these measurement
parameters in the
collection specification
must match: Transducer
Averaging type
Number of Averages
Percent Overlap
Order Normalization
Transducer
Averaging type
Number of Averages
Percent Overlap
Order Normalization
Fmax (or Frequency
Span)
Number of lines
Transducer
Averaging type
Number of Averages
Percent Overlap
Order Normalization
Fmax (or Frequency
Span)
Number of lines
Signal detection
Transducer
Averaging type
Number of Averages
Percent Overlap
Order Normalization
Signal detection