Rockwell Automation 9301 Series RSView32 Users Guide - Manual (Page 245)

Configuring data logging
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Ways to start data logging
In the descriptions below, <file> represents the name of the data log
model.
In the Startup editor, select the Data Logging check box and
specify a data log model. If you want to start more than one data
log model for a project, include the DataLogOn <file> command
in a startup or login macro.
In the Macro editor, create a startup or login macro that includes
the DataLogOn <file> command.
In the Graphic Display editor, specify the DataLogOn <file>
command in the Startup field in the Display Settings dialog box.
In the Graphic Display editor, create a button object and specify
the DataLogOn <file> command as the press action. When the
button is pressed, data logging of the specified model starts.
In the Graphic Display editor, create a graphic object and attach
touch animation with the DataLogOn <file> command as the
press action. When the object is touched, data logging of the
specified model starts.
In the Events editor, specify the DataLogOn <file> command as
the action for an event.
On the command line, type
DataLogOn <file>
and then press
Enter.
Ways to stop data logging
When a project stops, all data log models automatically stop as well.
To stop data logging without stopping the project, use any of the
methods described next.