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Crowcon C-Test User Manual

7.10. Log Settings

Test records as well as individual detector event logs can be

accessed using C-Test Manager. Test records contain detailed

dates and times for individual bump checks and calibrations.

The test record is listed at the top of the page and starts with

TS-CC_TS[serial Number]. Event logs are listed by serial

number. The event log retrieved will be the 25 most recent

events. Past events can be located by accessing the USB drive.

Download the test file: Make sure to "Read" the IR or USB

Drive. The Test file will automatically populate. Click the check

box next to the test file and click "Read" again. A screen will

prompt you to choose the location for where you want the file to

be stored. By default these files are .csv and should be opened

using Microsoft Excel.

This will be the default location for both test files and event logs.

If you want to change this location, right click next to the "Files" field. From there select "Set Local

Destination".

How to download event logs: Make sure to "Read" the IR or USB Drive. All available units will be listed

by serial numbers. To select the file(s) you want, click on the check box next to the desired units. Users

can download multiple records at the same time. By default these files are .csv and should be opened

using Microsoft Excel.

Inventory File: To allow users to keep better track of their units, C-Test Manager can generate an

inventory file. The inventory file is listed by serial number, unit ID, and gas type. Here are the steps to

retrieve the inventory file:

Right click next to the "Files" tab, and then select Set Inventory Filename. A screen will prompt you to

choose the location where you want to save the file and file name. Return back to the C-Test Manager

and click on the box next to TS-CC _[Serial Number], then click "Read" again. Then go to the specified

location to find the inventory file.

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