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Stopping the Data Collection In most data collection modes, the collection ends automatically. If using the Events with Entry collection mode, you must stop data collection manually. You can also end data collection for any other mode manually at any time. To stop a collection:  Click Experiment > Stop Collection. The current run stops. Collecting Data in the Time Based Mode To collect data using the Time Based mode: 1. Click Experiment > New Experiment to reset the sensor to its default values. This step removes any existing data and ensures the connected sensor is set to its default values. 2. Connect a sensor. Note: When you connect a sensor, the sensor name is added to the sensor list. 3. Assign Time Based as the collection mode. 4. Click Experiment > Start Collection. 5. Click Experiment > Stop Collection. The data set run is complete. Collecting Data in the Events with Entry Mode Use this procedure only after you assign Events with Entry as the collection mode. To collect data using the Events with Entry mode only: 1. Click Experiment > New Experiment to reset the sensor to its default values. This step removes any existing data and ensures the connected sensor is set to its default values. 2. Connect a sensor. Note: When you connect a sensor, the sensor name is added to the sensor list. 3. Assign Events with Entry Mode as the collection mode. 4. Click Experiment > Start Collection. Performing an Experiment 17

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Performing an Experiment
17
Stopping the Data Collection
In most data collection modes, the collection ends automatically. If using
the Events with Entry collection mode, you must stop data collection
manually. You can also end data collection for any other mode manually
at any time.
To stop a collection:
Click
Experiment > Stop Collection.
The current run stops.
Collecting Data in the Time Based Mode
To collect data using the Time Based mode:
1.
Click
Experiment > New Experiment
to reset the sensor to its default
values.
This step removes any existing data and ensures the connected sensor
is set to its default values.
2.
Connect a sensor.
Note:
When you connect a sensor, the sensor name is added to the
sensor list.
3.
Assign Time Based as the collection mode.
4.
Click
Experiment > Start Collection
.
5.
Click
Experiment > Stop Collection
.
The data set run is complete.
Collecting Data in the Events with Entry Mode
Use this procedure only after you assign Events with Entry as the
collection mode.
To collect data using the Events with Entry mode only:
1.
Click
Experiment > New Experiment
to reset the sensor to its default
values.
This step removes any existing data and ensures the connected sensor
is set to its default values.
2.
Connect a sensor.
Note:
When you connect a sensor, the sensor name is added to the
sensor list.
3.
Assign Events with Entry Mode as the collection mode.
4.
Click
Experiment > Start Collection.