
2002, ACR Systems Inc.
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LPT port:
A parallel communications port used with a printer device.
M
Modem:
A communications device that transfers information from the logger over a telecommunications network.
P
Port:
Please refer to Com Port.
R
RS-232:
A communications protocol by which electronic information is sent and received.
Resolution:
The smallest increment a data logger is capable of segmenting a given range of a sensor. For
example, an 8-bit logger is capable of segmenting a range by 256 increments. In a given range of -40 to +85 deg-C,
span = 125, divided by 256, resolution = 0.49 deg-C.
S
Sample Interval:
A time increment in which the data logger will take a reading.
Sensor:
Device that transforms one signal to another (ie. temperature to voltage).
Status Bar:
The area at the bottom of an active Windows program that will provide a summary of status related to
the program.
Stop When Full:
A data logging sampling function, which when selected, the data logger will stop recording after
its memory has reached its capacity.
T
Tab Delimited:
File that contains text that has been separated by tabular keys (tabs).
Text Box:
A field on a form that displays text and allows text entry and editing.
Thermistor:
Temperature sensors are made of semi-conducting material which changes its resistance values
when subjected to different temperatures.
Tool Bar:
A group of ICONS located at the top of the ACR TrendReader Express application window. These
ICONS are shortcuts to frequently used functions within the software.
TRW File:
A standard file format for all ACR data logger files that are created by ACR data loggers.
U
USB port:
Please refer to Com Port.
Z
Zooming/Unzooming:
The process of increasing/decreasing field of view on a given area on a graph.
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