EESiFlo 6000 Series User manual
EESiFlo 6000 Data Logger quick guide page 1 of 2
EESiFlo 6000 Series
Data Logger Setup Guide
To store data in the internal data logger, activate the EESiFlo 6000 storage function described below. The following
data can be stored:
Date
Time
Identification of the measuring point
Pipe parameters
Medium parameters
Transducer parameters
Sound path (reflection or diagonal)
Transducer distance
Damping factor
Storage rate
Quantity of measurement
Unit of measurement
Measured values
Values of the totalizers (if setup)
Values of the activated process inputs (if any)
Activating and Deactivating the Storage Function
1. Press the CLR button for 3 seconds and the meter will turn on.
2. Press the 4 or 6 key to select the OUTPUT OPTIONS program branch then press the Enter button.
3. Select the channel you wish to setup by pressing the 2 or 8 key then press the Enter button.
4. Select the Physical Quantity you wish to be displayed by using the 2 or 8 key (Volume flow is the most
common i.e. GPM) then press the Enter button.
5. Select the Volume value you wish to be displayed by using the 2 or 8 key (US gpm is the most common)
then press the Enter button.
6. Select the amount of Damping (10 seconds is the most common) then press Enter. Damping is used to
average the sample values taken.
7. Select Yes at the Store Measured Data screen then press Enter.
8. Select No at the Serial Output screen then press Enter.
9. The storage rate is the frequency at which the meter stores the measured values. It is used for storing
the measured data and can be set for each measuring channel independently. Select how often you
wish to have the values stored in memory by using the 2 or 8 key (Every Minute is the most common)
then press Enter.
Note: If you don't set the storage rate, the default rate or the last rate selected will be used. The storage interval in
seconds should be at least equal to the number of activated measuring channels. (When 2 measuring channels
are activated, the storage rate for a channel should be at least 2 seconds.)
219 East Main Street
Mechanicsburg, PA
USA, 17055
Toll Free: 866-337-4356
Fax: (717) 697-2122
EESiFlo 6000 Data Logger quick guide page 2 of 2
Identification of the Measuring Point
At the beginning of measurement, the 6000 Series meter will ask you to identify the measuring point. There are two input
modes: text mode (example: ´MS.PK20!´) and numerical mode (decimal point and/or slash are also permitted,
example: 18.05-06). The input mode can be set in the program branch SPECIAL FUNCTION.
When the measurement is started, the 6000 Series meter will store the designation and the parameters of the
measuring point together with the measured values.
Downloading data logger files to a PC
1. Connect the provided serial cable to the meter and your PC (the meter should be off at this time)
2. Insert the EESiFlo Software CD ROM into CD or DVD drive
3. Double click on the My Computer icon on your desktop
4. Right click on drive that you placed the EESiFlo Software into and click on Explore
5. Double click on EESIDATA.exe
6. Click on Options at the top of the EESIDATA window
7. Click on Serial interface
8. Select the comport to be used fro the drop down list
9. Click on the Protocol button then click on the Save Settings button
10. Click on the OK button on the Serial interface window
11. Turn on the flow meter
12. Use the 4 or 6 key on the meter to select the Special Functions menu (SF) then press the Enter key
on the meter
13. On the EESIDATA window click on the icon in the upper left that resembles a cable
14. Your data will now be transferred to the EESIDATA software on your PC
15. You can use the EESIDATA software to view the parameter records for your file, view the measuring
data set and view the data as a diagram.
To save the measured data to your PC in a text (csv format) so that it can be opened in applications like MS
Excel. Click on the floppy disk icon, when the save window appears choose the location to save the file give
the file a name and click on the Save button.
If you experience any problems please contact us at 1-866-337-4356
Table of contents
