Vaisala vLog 4.4 - Manual (Page 9)

Veriteq vLog 4.4 User’s Guide
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For example, “select File>Save As...” means choose the Save As... item
from the File menu.
• Menu selections, items you select, the names of boxes and tabs, and buttons
you click are shown in bold.
• Keys on the keyboard are shown in S MALL C APS .
Understanding the Veriteq vLog System
The Veriteq VL-Series system consists of one or more Veriteq VL-Series Val-
idatable Data Loggers or Veriteq SP-Series Data Loggers, Veriteq vLog 4.4
software, a Veriteq cable (PC-IC cable if connecting by Serial port, INT-USB-
DL cable if connecting by USB, or Digi and Ethernet cables if connecting via
Digi or Veriteq vNet device through the network), and a PC with an attached
printer.
You connect the VL-Series Validatable Data Loggers to a PC and use the vLog
software to configure settings such as the sampling interval. You then place the
data loggers in the area where you want to measure the conditions and record
the information. The data loggers collect the information and store it in their in-
ternal memory. Once the desired information is collected, you transfer it to a
PC with vLog, import (“insert”) the data into a vLog graph and use vLog soft-
ware to display, analyze, print graphical or tabular reports, and export the infor-
mation.
The following illustration shows how the Veriteq VL-Series system is used to
collect and report data.