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EasyLog Tutorial | EasyLog USB 5 Data Logger Download Data from Lascar Electronics

Learn about Lascar's standalone data logger. This product can record events, state changes, and count events with the capabilities of accepting voltage, volt free contact, rising and falling triggers. Information on the data loggers can be found at http://www.lascarelectronics.com/temp... Subscribe to our YouTube channel:    / @easylogdataloggers   Download our Data Logger catalogue for free: http://www.lascarelectronics.com/pdf-... Add us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/lascarelectro... Follow us on Twitter:   / lascarlog   In this video I will be showing you a variety of graphs from the EL-USB-5 data logger to give you an example of what the graph looks like with each mode of operation. In this graph you have the Event Mode. In this example there are 3 switch presses. The recorded data shows you the time each switch press recorded. When the switch was pressed it recorded a single line response but it did not record when the switch was no longer being pressed. Also note the duration of the press is NOT recorded. In the Data View Mode you can see the Reading date and time of each recorded switch press. A zero event is shown as this was a normally closed switch and the logger was configured with “falling edge” type. In this graph you have the State Mode. In this example there are 3 switch presses, 4 seconds each. The recorded data shows you each time the switch was pressed and released. Note the duration of the press is IS recorded. In the Data View Mode you can see the Reading date and time of each recorded switch press. Under the Event section, the number 0 indicates a switch press and the number 1 indicates a USB disconnect. In this graph you have Count Mode. In this example there are 28 switch presses. The recorded count events shows you the amount of pushes with in a time frame. Note it does not give you the time of each press. In the Data View Mode you can see the Reading date and time of each recorded press. In this graph you have the Count Per Mode. In this example there are 5 seconds intervals recording lengths at 50 seconds with a total of 37 switch presses. The graph shows you how many switch presses in each recorded interval. In the Data View Mode you can see the reading date, time and number of events within the time. Note you do not get individual events but totals within each time period.