The sensor offset is used to adjust the range of a sensor if the current range is not acceptable. A sensor offset can also be used to counteract irregularities in non-standard manufacturing. For example, if a wind sensor is designed so north is 0 degrees but collected data always shows north as 5 degrees, then […]
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Allowing Access to the iChart6 Folder
It is recommended that the Administrator allows full access to the iChart6 folder. This allows the user to open and/or modifying a file located within the folder. The steps below will provide instructions on how to gain access to the iChart6 folder. 1. Open My Computer (Windows XP) or Computer (Windows Vista and 7) from the Start Menu. 2. […]
Excluding Data From an iChart Report
It may be necessary to exclude certain data sets from an iChart report. This may be desired if bad readings are generated due to sensor communication error. 1. Open iChart. 2. Generate a new report by clicking Report | New Report or open an existing report by clickingReport | Open Report. 3. Open the “Report Tools” panel […]
Exporting Data to a .csv Format
NexSens iChart software Reports are not the only way to view data gathered in iChart. There are easily accessible built-in functions to export the data to .xls, .pdf and .csv formats. 1. Open iChart with a current project. 2. From the menu bar select Report | New Report… 3. Again from the menu bar select File | […]
Adding a LI-COR Sensor to iChart
When adding any analog sensor, a scaling factor must be entered to allow for accurate readings. All LI-COR sensors come with a “Certificate of Calibration” and it is on this sheet that the correct scaling factor can be found. The scaling value will be entered in the “Smart Sensor Properties” window when adding the sensor […]
Running Two iChart Projects on One Computer
iChart is defaulted to only allow one instance to run at once. However, in some instances it may be necessary to run two separate projects on the same computer at the same time. This process is not recommended for the average user. It is best to include all devices in one project or run separate […]
Placing a Project File (.icr) Into iChart
Placing a project file into iChart is necessary when transferring the file to another computer. This process shows the exact place the file can be copied/saved to. 1.Open My Computer (Windows XP) or Computer (Windows Vista and 7) from the Start Menu or search for File Explorer (Windows 8). 2.Navigate to the location where the iChart application is stored […]
Graphing Parameters on the Same Axis in iChart
Graphing parameters on the same axis can be useful when comparing multiple graphs of the same parameter. These steps will provide instructions on how this can be achieved. 1. Open the Project File in iChart. 2. Open an existing report or create a new report by selecting Report | New Report. 3. Check parameters to be combined in […]
Using Hyper Terminal to Connect to a Device
iChart software has a built-in terminal program designed to communicate with devices. However, any terminal program may be used communicate as well. 1. Open Hyper Terminal, often located in the Windows start menu under All Programs | Accessories | Communications | Hyper Terminal. 2. Enter a name for the connection and click OK. 3. In the […]
Verifying to Which COM Port a Base Radio is Connected
In order for iChart to communicate with the base radio, the correct COM port needs to be selected. These steps will provide instructions on how to check which COM port needs to be selected in order to communicate. 1. Open iChart. 2. Select Advanced | Terminal. 3. Click … located to the right of the “Detail” box. […]