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CIDataSolutions - Data download - Health graphs

The Health graphs tool will always present the two following graphs:

1.	The temperature of the instrument over the recording period (hours, days, weeks or even months). That tells you the temperature cycles encountered by your instrument during that period. The temperature can be plotted in °C or °F on the Y-axis and Date and Time on the X-axis.

2.	The battery voltage of the instrument over the recording period (hours, days, weeks or even months). The battery voltage unit is Volts, presented by the Y-axis and again, time is given on the X-axis.

In theory, the accumulation of Health data will never exceed the 28k figure, because it is limited to one single wlg file, not the instrument's life. Recording 16M of data would normally limit the data transfer to a number bellow 28k log intervals.

Statistics graph example for Noise Sentry instrument:

CIDataSolutions - Data download - Data graph

The Statistics graphs tool always show the recorded Noise data in the selected scale over time. Only 28k points for each of the three curves (Lmax, Leq and Lmin) can be shown at a time. The "Go to points" selector allows you to choose the specific period you are interested in. By default, the tool loads the most recent recording.

Statistics graphs examples for Vibration Sentry instrument:

Raw Data for Acceleration graphs:

9a- CIDataSolutions - Raw Acceleration graph 3all

The Raw Statistics graphs can show up to three curves on the same graph. Those are the X; Y and Z. The "Unit" selector allows you to show the scale in "g" or "m/s^2 units over time. When more than 28k samples are available, the "Go to points" selector allows you to select the period to show on the graphs.

Peaks and Average Data for Acceleration graphs:

9b- CIDataSolutions - Peaks & Avg - Acceleration graph x-y-z Max-Avg-Min

The Peaks and Average Statistics graphs can show up to three curves per axis. Those are the Xmax, Xavg, Xmin; Ymax, Yavg, Ymin and Zmax, Zavg et Zmin curves and graphs. The "Units" selector allows you to show the scale in "g" or "m/s^2 units over time. When more than 28k samples are available, the "Go to points" selector allows you to select the period to show on the graphs.

RMS Peaks and Average Data for Acceleration graphs:

9c- CIDataSolutions - RMS - Acceleration graph en db(ms^2) x-y-z Max-Avg-Min

The RMS Statistics graphs can show up to three curves per axis. Those are the Xmax, Xavg, Xmin; Ymax, Yavg, Ymin and Zmax, Zavg et Zmin curves and graphs. The "Units" selector allows you to show the scale in "dB -g" or "dB-m/s^2 units over time. When more than 28k samples are available, the "Go to points" selector allows you to select the period to show on the graphs.

Inclination graphs:

9d CIDataSolutions - Inclination graphs

The Inclination graphs converts the Cartesian values into Polar coordinates. Rho, Theta and Phi are shown on separate graphs. The Norm (Rho) can be shown in "g" or m/s^2 according to the "Unit" selector. Theta and Phi are given in degrees. When the recorded data exceeds 28k samples, the "Go to point" selector allows you to select the period to show on the graphs.

Velocity graphs:

11a CIDataSolutions - Speed - ms - xyz

The Velocity Statistics Graphs shows the X, Y and Z curves in m/s for the period of time given by the "Go to points" selector. The graph tool will always load the latest period by default.

PPV graphs example:

10a- CIDataSolutions - PPV - Speed graph all

The PPV (Peak Particle Velocity) graphs tool always gives two graphs:

1.	Peaks Velocity by event: representing the maximum velocity attained by each event and that for all the events recorded by the instrument over time.

Specific event values: This graphs represents the recorded data for a specific event selected with the combination of the "View details of event" selector and the "Go to points" selector, to show a maximum of 28k points per curve. The graphs tool will always load the first event recorded by the instrument by default. The three curves represent the velocity over the X, Y and Z axes. A PPV curve is also computed for that specific period of the event.