TR
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Trigger
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With a rising edge at the input a new line is written into the CSV file.
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RT
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Rotation
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A new file is started with a positive edge at the input. The current file is renamed to "fileiname-csv.0", ".1" etc.
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ER
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Error
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Number of errors, for example if an error occurs when saving the CSV file
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Number of inputs
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number of inputs
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File name
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File name under which the data is saved.
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Rotation
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Number
of rotations. With a positive edge at input RT the file is renamed to
"filename-csv.0", ".1" etc., when the maximum number is reached, the
oldest one is deleted. |
Columns
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| Comment column |
This
option inserts the text from the general Comment option as the first
column. This can be used to insert a meter number as a column, for
example.
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Date column
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Insert columns with current date.
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| Time column |
Insert columns with current time. |
Column headers
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Here you can define column headings. Separator is semicolon ";".
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Number format
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Number format, see also Format.
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comma sign
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comma sign
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Email sending: The
CSV file can be sent via email, for this purpose some frequently used
times can be selected. If the file is to be sent at a special time,
this can also be realized with the function block Send mail.
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Date
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Time. If, for example, Day is selected here, the dispatch always takes place at 0:00h.
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Address
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email address
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Subject
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Subject
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Body
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Email Text
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Waiting time
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Waiting
time for the email to be sent in seconds. For example, if you select
day as time, the email will be sent at 0:00h plus this time. This is
useful, for example, if another line is to be recorded at 0:00h.
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