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1.4 Saving and Deleting Data

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Saving Data

The save location for sampled data differs according to the model. The save locations are as follows.

If the saved data exceeds the Data Log data storage amount per device, the old data is deleted and the new data is saved.

Data Storage Amount

When saving the sampled data to the data storage area, set the data storage amount per device. The amount of data

that can be saved in the data storage area is calculated from the configured data storage amount per device and data

amount for each channel.

The maximum amount of data that can be saved in the data storage area is as follows.

If sampled data is not saved in the data storage area

, the maximum amount of data in the Data Log overall is

131,072, and the maximum amount per device is 1,024.

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Deleting Data

The method to delete sampled data from the data storage area is as follows.

• On the Online tab in WindO/I-NV2, click the arrow under Clear, and click All or Data Log Data. For details, refer

to Chapter 24 “4 Clear” on page 24-26.

• For the HG2G-S/-5S/-5F and the HG3G/4G, touch Initial Setting on the System Menu, Initialize, Data Log in

order.

For the HG1F/2F/2S/3F/4F, touch Initial Setting on the System Menu, Initialize, Logging in order.

*1 HG1F/2F/2S/3F/4F only

HG2G-S/-5S/-5F, HG3G/4G:

The sampled values of devices, along with the sampling time, are all saved in the

data storage area.

HG1F/2F/2S/3F/4F:

You can select whether or not to save in the data storage area. To save in the

data storage area, on the Data Log Settings dialog box, select the Log to Data

Storage Area check box. If sampled values of devices are not saved in the data

storage area, the data in the Data Log is erased when the MICRO/I is turned off.

Sample values of devices

MICRO/I

Host

Data Log data

Sampling

Time Data001

Data002

Data003

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