Fourier EcoLog Operation & User’s Manual

“worksheets,” that appear in the format of a web page. Each worksheet includes an experiment template that automatically configures both EcoLab and EcoLog at the push of a button. To begin recording, all you need to do is click Run. Every time you run an experiment from a worksheet, EcoLab opens a new project file with the same predefined setup. Students can add comments or answer questions in a text window and save it with the project. You can use Fourier-produced worksheets, or create ...

1. Connect the phone plug of the serial communication cable to the COM input on top of the EcoLog 2. Connect the 9 pins plug of the serial communication cable to a free COM input at the back of your computer Connecting external sensors 1. Connect one end of a sensor cable to the sensor 2. Connect the other end of the sensor cable to EXT-1 or EXT-2 inputs on top of the EcoLog ...

35 View the Data Display Options The EcoLab program’s screen consists of four parts: the main window, setup window, video window, and Data Map window. In the main window you can display graph (the default view), table, meters, workbook or video. To specify a window as the main window: Click the window’s button on the main toolbar Or: Click View on the menu bar, then click a display To specify the video window as the main window: Click Video on the main toolbar Or: ...

35 View the Data Display Options The EcoLab program’s screen consists of four parts: the main window, setup window, video window, and Data Map window. In the main window you can display graph (the default view), table, meters, workbook or video. To specify a window as the main window: Click the window’s button on the main toolbar Or: Click View on the menu bar, then click a display To specify the video window as the main window: Click Video on the main toolbar Or: ...

Create a New Project ...........................................................32 Print..................................................................................33 Print a graph.......................................................................33 Print a table........................................................................34 View the Data ................................................................. ...

The Cursor You can display up to two cursors on the graph simultaneously. Use the first cursor to display individual data recording values, to select a curve or to reveal the hidden Y-axis. Use two cursors to display the difference between two coordinate values or to select a range of data points. To display the first cursor: Double click on an individual data point or click 1st Cursor on the graph toolbar. You can drag the cursor with the mouse onto any other point on the plot, or onto a different plot. For finer cursor movements use the forward and backward keys on the keyb ...