Levelogger Series Software User Guide Version 4

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1 Introduction

2 System Requirements

3 Software Installation

4 Startup, Configurations and Settings

5 Levelogger Edge Series Setup

5.1 Datalogger Settings

5.1.1 Setting Up Channel Information

5.1.1.1 Level Channel (Ch1)

5.1.1.2 Temperature Channel (Ch2)

5.1.1.3 Conductivity Channel (Ch3)

5.1.1.4 Rainlogger

5.2 Datalogger Information

5.3 Datalogger Memory

5.4 Datalogger Time

5.5 Datalogger Sampling Mode

5.6 Datalogger Memory Mode

5.7 Saving and Retrieving Levelogger Settings Files

5.8 Starting and Stopping the Datalogger

5.9 Levelogger Gold Setup

6 Conductivity Calibration

7 Data Control

8 Data Compensation

9 Real Time View

10 Installation and Maintenance of Leveloggers

11 Diagnostics Utility

12 Firmware Upgrade Utility

13 Trouble Shooting

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For every degree change in temperature, there is approximately a 2% change in conductivity. To convert raw conductivity measurements to Specific Conductance measurements, you can use the following equation:

Specific Conductance = Conductivity / (1 + 0.02 * (temp(C) - 25))

You can also perform this calculation automatically using the Data Compensation Wizard.

You can also convert Conductivity readings to Salinity (expressed in Practical Salinity Units (PSU)) using the Data Compensation Wizard.

5.1.1.3 Conductivity Channel (Ch3)

Identification describes the measurement parameter of the channel and has already been configured as 'CONDUCTIVITY'. The channel can be re-named to suit each project. The Identification field will be the channel heading, data column heading and graph line name when viewing the data. Identification is limited to 32 characters.
Unit refers to the channel's unit of measurement. There are two units of measure available for the user to select: mS/cm or μS/cm.

Figure 5-3 Conductivity Channel Setup
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For every degree change in temperature, there is approximately a 2% change in conductivity. To convert raw conductivity measurements to Specific Conductance measurements, you can use the following equation:

Specific Conductance = Conductivity / (1 + 0.02 * (temp(C) - 25))

You can also perform this calculation automatically using the Data Compensation Wizard.

You can also convert Conductivity readings to Salinity (expressed in Practical Salinity Units (PSU)) using the Data Compensation Wizard.

5.1.1.3 Conductivity Channel (Ch3)

Unit refers to the channel's unit of measurement. There are two units of measure available for the user to select: mS/cm or μS/cm.

Figure 5-3 Conductivity Channel Setup (Click image to enlarge to full size)

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Figure 5-3 Conductivity Channel Setup
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