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YSI INCORPORATED DATA SCOUT Software for the Level Scout OPERATIONS MANUAL

3.1.2 STARTING (DISCOVERING TRANSDUCERS) There are three methods for discovering transducers that are connected to the PC. To begin the discovery pr

3.1.3 SELECTING FROM MULTIPLE TRANSDUCERS If Data Scout discovers multiple transducers via the Selective or Complete detection routines, you need to

Important: Exit also restores the original communication rate and the original (or possibly modified) state of any Broadcast options. Therefore, yo

factors (Figure 3.10). After selecting the desired units of measure, click OK to confirm. You can select Cancel to return to the Live tab without s

Level or Set Fixed Offset button (Figure 3.13) located on the Live tab performs these adjustments on the Level Scout transducers. Once the Re-Zero Tr

Figure 3.17 3.3 TABLE TAB The Table tab continually records data that are being viewed in the live screen (Figure 3.18). This tab allows the user

“live” since the last time you started Data Scout or since the last time you pressed the Clear button. Saving this file does not clear the Table in m

4. Enter the directory of the .exe file for the spreadsheet application you wish to use. For example, if you wish to use Microsoft® Excel™, you wou

3.4.2 CONFIGURE ALARMS AND BROADCASTS Click the Alarms and Broadcast button (Figure 3.25) to access the ‘Alarms and Broadcasts’ window (Figure 3.26)

NLN Normal, linear logged scan NLA Normal, linear average logged scan NLG Normal, logarithmic logged scan NEB Normal, event based logged scan AHI

YSI Incorporated Data Scout 2CONTENTS 1.0 Product Introduction ...

3.4.4 MEMORY OPTIONS (ERASE TESTS) Click the Memory Options (Erase Tests) button (Figure 3.29) to open the ‘Change Memory Options’ window (Figure 3.3

Figure 3.32 3.4.6 UPDATE FIRMWARE Occasionally, new features may be added to the Level Scout. The latest version of Level Scout firmware can be ret

A successful firmware update is indicated by the pop-up window. After clicking OK in this window, the Change Date/Time window will open automaticall

3.5 TESTS TAB Up to 16 unique, sequentially scheduled test configurations can be programmed within a Level Scout. Test configurations are numbered fr

The Begin and End date and times may be easily modified by clicking on the down arrow to the right of each Date/Time field. This action will open a c

3.5.2 METHOD TEST TAB There are four possible Scan Methods available. The selected method utilizes the Scan Interval that set in the Time tab. Each

3.5.3 DATA TEST TAB The Data tab allows selection of the parameters to be logged (Figure 3.43). The available parameters are: Level (the current leve

To clear a specific test setup, select the desired “Done” Test # at the top of the screen and check the “Vacate Test Selected Above” box (Figure 3.47

Figure 3.51 SECTION 3.5.5.1 - EXTRACT ABOVE TEST Extract Test Selected Above allows you to simply download the test currently listed under ‘Test #.

Figure 3.54 SECTION 3.5.5.4 - CHANGE UNITS, SCANS, AND FILES Checking the Change Units/Scans/File box along the bottom of the window provides the us

YSI Incorporated Data Scout 3 3.4.3 Change battery...

YSI Incorporated Data Scout 30 4.0 SUPPORT INFORMATION 4.1 WARRANTY The YSI Level Scout I

YSI Incorporated Data Scout 31 When placing an order please have the following available:

YSI Incorporated Data Scout 32 4.3 ACCESSORIES Model 770* Communication Cable, non subme

YSI Incorporated Data Scout 33 A605816 Rev C May 2010

YSI Incorporated Data Scout 4 1.0 PRODUCT INTRODUCTION This User Manual applies Level Sco

YSI Incorporated Data Scout 5 2.0 INSTALLATION AND SETUP This chapter will provide a det

YSI Incorporated Data Scout 6 The Data Scout Mobile program icon is placed in the Program

Note: For SDI-12 communication, the Level Scout’s baud rate must be set to 1200 via Data Scout Advanced software. Be sure to use the Transducer &g

The following procedure explains how to connect the filed cable to a Level Scout:  Inspect the two o-rings on the open, battery end of the transduc

Figure 2.4 3.0 OPERATING DATA SCOUT AND DATA SCOUT MOBILE This chapter describes how to operate the applications in order to fully utilize and