Many SIXNET stations can be configured to log data for retrieval at a later time. Capable stations include all IPm controllers (except the ET-GT-ST-3), VersaTRAK RTU, SixTRAK I/O Controller, SixTRAK programmable gateways and RemoteLog RTUs. The Sixlog capability of the SIXNET I/O Tool Kit is used to create and load datalogging configuration(s) into the station, and to upload and save the logged data. Time stamped data records are saved in the station until retrieved (store and hold), or until they are overwritten by new data (first in, first out). The data storage method is user selectable.
Here are some related topics:
Datalogging Capabilities:
Types of data that can be logged
The speed at which data can be logged
Datalogging on an event or control signal
In RemoteLog and Legacy SIXNET Stations
Multiple Levels of Datalogging in a Station
Configuring Datalogging:
Defining How Often Data Will be Logged
Logging Data Upon an Event Signal
Datalogging Scaled Analog Values
Transferring Logged Data:
Retrieving and Saving Logged Data
Automating the Host Transfer of Logged Data