Data Viewer

Description of the function
The Data Viewer function allows you to view the Data Logger files downloaded from the device and analyse the data.

 
Data Viewer in Ekip Connect
The following actions can be performed from the Ekip Connect tool:
  • Open a recording created with the Datalogger function.
  • Analyze data with reference to time or frequency of individual current and voltage phases.
  • Print a report.
  • Export the data.
 
Requirements
Access to the functionUnrestricted with the correct datalogger file.
Type of devices that support the function
  • External unit for circuit breakers (e.g. Ekip Up)
  • Circuit breakers
Device statusAny
Type of connection with the deviceAny
>> For more details on supported devices and requirements for each, please refer to document ................ available here.

What it looks like
 
Part
Description
AOpen file path
OpenButton to open a file previously downloaded through the Data Logger function.
OptionsButton to configure Data Viewer settings for palette, thickness , Crosshair position and Signal Annotation visibility.
B

Menu to select the type of graphic to be displayed:

CData display area. The content depends on the type of graph selected in [B].
D

Action buttons:

  • Print Report: generates the file report with file information, the graph with the currently displayed signals and detailed current and voltage values. The report can be saved in .pdf format or printed.
  • Export Signals: exports selected current, voltage and digital signals in .csv format.
 
Time Domain
PartDescription
A

Action buttons area in 4 different category;

Signal Window related operations

  • expands icon: expands the graph display area on the page.
  • Signal info: displays/hides the information of Currents /Voltages at the bottom of window.
  • Split diagram: separates/merges current and voltage signal graphs.
  • Show Digital signals: allows you to select which types of digital events to display on the graph.
  • Edit Signal Expression:

Signal visibility operations

  • Move right - Move left: Buttons to move selected signal in window.
  • Zoom in - Zoom out: Buttons to zoom in - out selected signal in window.

Cursor related operations:

  • Cursors: To customize the cursor setting to be able to set linked signal , track type and delta.
  • Reset X cursor - Reset Y cursor: Buttons to reset preset cursors.

Axis related operations:

  • Reset X axis - Reset Y axis: Buttons to reset preset axis respectively in graph.
  • Reset All axis: Button to reset all preset axis in graph.
BGraph with voltage and current waveforms recorded over time. If set, it also displays digital event signals.
CRelated real date&time info of recorded file.
DDynamically changing information tab related with time window and cursor.
E

Menu to display/hide current, voltage and digital signals in the graph:

  • edit icon: allows you to change how the signal is displayed in the graph
  • offset icon: allows offsets to be reset
 
Frequency Domain
Data viewer frequency
 
PartDescription
A

Action buttons:

  • Expand Icon: expands the graph display area on the page.
  • Signal info: displays/hides the information in [D].
  • Split diagram: separates/merges current and voltage signal graphs.
BGraph with the recorded voltage and current harmonic spectrum. It depends on what is selected in [E].
CButtons to set the cursor.
DDetailed values of currents/voltages displayed in the graph.
EButtons to display currents or voltages in the graph.
F

Menu to display/hide current/voltage signals in the graph:

  • Edit icon: allows you to change how the signal is displayed in the graph

File information
Element
Description
Unit nameDevice type
Circuit-breaker tag nameCustomized name of the device
DateDate and time the file was recorded on the device
Sampling frequencySampling frequency
Network frequencyStandard frequency of the electrical network
Active test session
  • True: indicates that the event was recorded during a test session
  • False: indicates that the event was recorded with the device in operating mode
Open filePath where the open file is saved
Slave IDDevice identification code