Yokogawa Standalone MW100 - Manual (Page 297)

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Appendix 8 Saving Data to the CF Card
Write Timing
Write Timing
You can check the time when data is written to the CF card using the recording status in
the log information.
Record Status
1 = run next = write 07/10/25 10:15:00
2 = stop
3 = stop
M = stop
T = stop
R = stop
Data File
Folder = DATA/DATA0000
1 = X2510005.MXD direct rotate (100mS) 60CHs 30M/ 8cells 4233KB
record 1 = stop
record 2 = stop
record 3 = run
record T = run
next 1 = none
next 2 = none
next 3 = write 06/09/15 17:59:40
next T = create 06/09/15 18:00:00
Write time of interval group 3
Write time of thinning recording
Indicates the write times of the interval
group or thinning recording
The number following next indicates the
group number (1 to 3) or thinning (T)
Write operation type
none: No write operation
create: File creation
write: Data writing
Write timing
File types
1–3: measurement group number, M: computation, T: thinned data, R: report
Recording statuses
run: recording, wait: trigger-wait recording, stop: stopped
Recording interval File size
Data length/
no. of write operations
No. of channels
Write operation type
write: Writing data
create: Creating file
Write interval
When data is saved to the CF card, the data is written several times in sections. The
writing interval can be read from the recording status of the log information or the
recording log.
07/10/25 10:00:00.Record start 1
07/10/25 10:00:05 Mode rotate -D-
07/10/25 10:00:05 (100ms) 30M/ 8cells
07/10/25 10:00:05 60CHs 4233KB
07/10/25 10:00:06 Create X2510005
Data length/write count
Recording interval
Recording start time
Number of channels
File size (when completed)
In this recording log example, a file of 30-minute data length (30M) is written 8 times (8
cells) to the CF card.
30 minutes/8 times = 3 minutes 45 seconds
The time when data is written to the CF card is every 3 minutes and 45 seconds from the
recording start time at 10:00.