Omega Products OM-70 Installation Manual

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Table Of Contents

Quick Start.....................................................................................................................2

Connecting the Logger to Your PC................................................................................2

Setting Up the Logger To Record Data .........................................................................2

Custom Interval Setup................................................................................................... 4

Alarm Setup................................................................................................................... 4

Using the Software to Check Logger Status..................................................................5

General Logger Status and Data In Memory Pane ..................................................................5

Alarm Status Pane....................................................................................................................6

Last Sample Pane.....................................................................................................................6

Ending the Logging Session.......................................................................................... 7

Loading Logger Data..................................................................................................... 7

Automatic Data Retrieval............................................................................................... 7

Working the Data Graph................................................................................................ 8

Using the Zoom Feature................................................................................................ 9

Data Listing Window.................................................................................................... 10

Exporting Logger Data.................................................................................................11

Printing the Logger Data.............................................................................................. 11

Calibrating the Logger .................................................................................................11

Setting the Calibration Password................................................................................. 12

Setting the Logger Clock .............................................................................................13

Specifications...............................................................................................................13

OM-71, OM-72, OM-73 Family of Loggers..................................................................13

Turning the Loggers On and Off.................................................................................. 14

Logger Display and Buttons.........................................................................................14

Replacing the Logger Battery...................................................................................... 15

Logger Specifications ..................................................................................................16

Quick Start

Follow the procedure below to quickly start using your logging device:

1. Connect the data logger to a free USB port on your computer.

2. Start the Interface Software on your PC.

3. From the Logger menu, select Setup.

4. Select the "Logging starts immediately when setup is complete" option.

5. Click Continue to start logging.

After the Continue button is pressed, the device will start logging. You can click on the
to download and view the logged data.

icon on the toolbar

Connecting the Logger to Your PC

To connect the logger to your computer, follow these steps:

1. Connect the USB cable to the logger and to a free USB port on your computer.

2. If you are connecting the logger to the PC for the first time, the logger will automatically be recognized and
installed on your computer.

3. Start the Interface Program and click on the

The logger status screen should now be displayed.

Note: The Windows operating system can not handle USB devices being unplugged and plugged back too fast.
When unplugging the logger, wait for about 5 seconds before plugging it in again. If you unplug and plug back a
device too quickly, the computer may stop recognizing any USB devices on that port. If this happens you will have
to restart the computer. This is a Windows USB problem and is not related to the Interface Software.

If more then one logger is connected to your computer at the same time, the program will ask you to select one of
the loggers. To select a logger click on one of the loggers on the list, and click the Connect button.

icon on the toolbar.

Setting Up the Logger To Record Data

To set your logger to start recording data, click the button on the toolbar, or select Setup from the Logger
menu. To avoid accidentally erasing the logged data, the logger can not be setup to log while it is logging.

The setup options window is shown below.

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• Logger Information: Gives information about the logger. The type of logger, the internal serial number and the

deployment (how many times the logger was setup to log) are given. You can not change this information.

• Unit Description: This field is used to identify the logger to the user. You can enter any text you want here such

as descriptive location, serial number, etc.

• Sample Interval (Length of Recording): Select the sample interval from a predefined list of intervals.

• Custom Interval: If the interval you want is not on the list, you can set a custom interval using this button.

• Overwrite oldest samples when full: Check this box to have the logger continuously record data, overwriting

oldest recorded data. When this box is not checked, logging is stopped when the logger memory becomes full.

• How to Start Logging: Logging can start in three ways depending on the selection you make:

• Logging starts when the Start button is pushed: Logging will start when the Start button is pushed for about 3

seconds.

• Logging starts immediately when setup is complete: Logging will start immediately once the Continue button

is clicked.

• Logging starts at this time: Logging will start at the user specified time. There is no limit how far in the future

you can set the logging to start.

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• Channels to Log: This option only appears if the device has more than one channel. You can elect to disable

unused logger channels. When a channel is disabled, its memory is allocated to the other channels, increasing the
total logging time. The total logging time will be reflected in the Sample Interval window. Depending on the
logger, some channels are required and cannot be disabled. Channels that can not be disabled are grayed out and
can not be unchecked. For instance, in the picture above, the Temperature channel is required to record Relative
Humidity, so the Temperature channel cannot be disabled. At least one channel must be enabled for logging.

• Alarm Setup: Click this button to open the Alarm Setup Window.

Custom Interval Setup

Commonly used intervals are predefined in the Sample Interval box in the Logger Setup screen. A custom interval
can also be defined by the user. To do this, click on the Custom Interval button in the Logger Setup screen. The
custom interval window is shown below. You can select a custom logging interval using this window.

In the window above, the sampling interval was set to 1 minute, 20 seconds, to allow about 20 days of recording.

Alarm Setup

Alarms are used to indicate if the data inside the logger exceeded a user specified threshold. This can be an
indication that an important event has occurred. The logger will indicate that an alarm condition has occurred by
displaying the Alarm icon. Once an alarm condition has occurred, the alarm icon will remain turned On for the
duration of the logging session to indicated that data stored in the device memory has alarms in it.

To get to the Alarm Setup window, click the Alarm Setup button in the Logger Setup screen. The Alarm Setup
windows allows you to set high and/or low alarm thresholds for each data channel, or disable these alarms. Alarms
are set by entering the thresholds as shown in the window below.

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