Vaisala vLog 4.4 - Manual (Page 8)

Introducing Veriteq vLog
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Welcome
Welcome to Veriteq vLog 4.4 software. Veriteq vLog provides high-integrity
recordings of temperature, humidity and other conditions with the level of file
security required by the pharmaceutical industry. Veriteq vLog software is de-
signed to be used with Veriteq VL-Series Validatable Data Loggers as well as
SP-Series Data Loggers.
With Veriteq vLog you can:
• Create secure electronic records of temperature, humidity and other condi-
tions -- as well as Audit Trail Reports -- that ensure that logger files have
not been altered or modified in any way.
• Create graphs and reports from logger files that are secure and traceable.
Traceability is achieved using Administrative Options (security levels), the
Audit Trail Report, and either the Logger File ID Number feature, or the
Username and Password feature. These features help ensure that you do not
accidentally use the wrong logger files in your graphs and reports.
• Produce detailed graph reports that document the secure, verified and cali-
bration status of both the logger and the data file.
• Overlay logger files from other Veriteq VL-Series Data Loggers (and SP-
Series Data Loggers) within the same graph to check relationships between
logger files.
• Zoom-in and zoom-out for a customized view of the graph.
• Add manual and automatic max, min, and average horizontal lines to
graphs.
• Use the on-screen graph cursor to pinpoint exact values, times and dates.
• Open multiple graph windows.
• Create statistical summaries.
• View, customize and print tabular-format reports with dates, times, logged
values, interval statistics, headers and footers.
• Export graph data and reports to external databases, word processors or
spreadsheets.
• Manual or automatically scale graphs.
• Use multiple Y-axes scaling and ranges.
• Enable and disable input channels.
• Set data logger start and stop times, sample intervals and other logger set-
tings, either one logger at a time or in a batch setup.
Conventions Used in this Document
This document uses the following conventions:
• Select: Choose a menu item, check box, or option with a mouse.
• Click: Click a button with a mouse.
• A sequence of actions is indicated by a list separated by the greater than
sign.