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VR1710 Users Manual 6. Close Settings and disconnect the Recorder from the PC. Data Collection The Recorder is now ready to collect data. Plug the Recorder into a standard power outlet and it will start recording data based on the settings established in Recorder Setup. Leave the Recorder plugged in for a few hours or days depending on your application. When you are ready or the Recorder memory becomes full, disconnect it from the power outlet and connect it to a PC running Power Log. Electric utility specialists can also send the Recorder to a utility consumer who can connect it to their own electric outlet for a specified period. When finished taking data, the consumer can then send the Recorder back to the electric utility specialist. The specialist can analyze the collected data with Power Log software. Settings, collected data, and real-time clock data stay intact in transit via the Recorder's non-volatile memory. Downloading and Analyzing the Data with Power Log To download the data from the Recorder, open Power Log and click Download). (Data Recorder data is downloaded to the PC. Power Log asks if you wish to keep measuring data and presents three options: • Keep measuring (Yes) • Stop measuring (No) • Keep measuring but erase the Recorder memory up to the point of data download (Yes, and Erase memory). Note that all prior measurement data will be lost, so make sure to save the data in Power Log before exiting. For in depth information on data analysis see Analyzing Data in the Power Log Users Manual on the Product CD. 8

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VR1710
Users Manual
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6.
Close
Settings
and disconnect the Recorder from the PC.
Data Collection
The Recorder is now ready to collect data. Plug the Recorder into a standard power outlet
and it will start recording data based on the settings established in
Recorder Setup
.
Leave the Recorder plugged in for a few hours or days depending on your application.
When you are ready or the Recorder memory becomes full, disconnect it from the power
outlet and connect it to a PC running Power Log.
Electric utility specialists can also send the Recorder to a utility consumer who can
connect it to their own electric outlet for a specified period. When finished taking data,
the consumer can then send the Recorder back to the electric utility specialist. The
specialist can analyze the collected data with Power Log software.
Settings, collected data, and real-time clock data stay intact in transit via the Recorder’s
non-volatile memory.
Downloading and Analyzing the Data with Power Log
To download the data from the Recorder, open Power Log and click
(
Data
Download
).
Recorder data is downloaded to the PC. Power Log asks if you wish to keep measuring
data and presents three options:
•
Keep measuring (
Yes
)
•
Stop measuring (
No
)
•
Keep measuring but erase the Recorder memory up to the point of data
download (
Yes, and Erase memory
).
Note that all prior measurement data will be lost, so make sure to save the data
in Power Log before exiting.
For in depth information on data analysis see
Analyzing Data
in the
Power Log Users
Manual
on the Product CD.