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Do-More Designer Trend View Question

Created Date: June 01,2015

Created By: Dean

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My boss wants me to collect many days of data from a Do-More out in the field. I assume the trend view updates once per scan, or something similar. Is there a way to capture less data, i.e. once every ten seconds, or once per minute etc.? I'm just trying to cut down on the amount of data to sift through. For this exercise, we don't really need to know the state of things every so many milliseconds, just once a minute or so would be sufficient.


  • adccommunitymod (AutomationDirect)

    Created Date: June 01,2015

    Created by: Dean

    In the words of Roseanne Roseannadanna, "Nevermind ". I found it in Options for All Trend Views.

  • adccommunitymod (AutomationDirect)

    Created Date: June 01,2015

    Created by: franji1

    In the words of Roseanne Roseannadanna, "Nevermind ". I found it in Options for All Trend Views.

    Glad you found it!

    BTW, it was Gilda Radner's character, Emily Latella...

    "What's this I hear about President Carter wanting to make Puerto Rico a Steak? " After being corrected by Jane Curtin that Carter wanted to make Puerto Rico a STATE, Emily would then say "Never mind. " :D

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  • adccommunitymod (AutomationDirect)

    Created Date: June 01,2015

    Created by: Dean

    That's right. Funny how the mind conflates things like that. Even though both of Gilda's characters shared a general loopiness, they couldn't have been more different.

  • adccommunitymod (AutomationDirect)

    Created Date: June 01,2015

    Created by: Dean

    My boss wants me to collect many days of data from a Do-More out in the field. I assume the trend view updates once per scan, or something similar. Is there a way to capture less data, i.e. once every ten seconds, or once per minute etc.? I'm just trying to cut down on the amount of data to sift through. For this exercise, we don't really need to know the state of things every so many milliseconds, just once a minute or so would be sufficient.

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