OdaLog
®
Gas Logger User Manual
P/N: 10-1000
Revision: F, Issued: October 2019
Page: 33
13 Appendix A - GLOSSARY OF TERMS AND ABBREVIATIONS
The following abbreviations and terminology are used in this manual and / or appear on the OdaLog
®
display
screen, label and software.
-OF- / -OS- / OFL Over display range – Measurement outside the instruments displayable range
BATT
Battery Volts
BATT FlAt
Indicates flat battery, with battery symbol flashing. Active logging will cease.
Battery Level Symbol
CANCEL
Process cancelled by user before completion
BT
Bluetooth
BTPAIR
Bluetooth Pairing
BTINIT
Bluetooth Initialisation
CE
Europe EMC compliance marking
CLOCK
Time of day
CLOCK not SEt
Clock is not set. Press the button to continue. (See Section 6.3)
CLEAR LOG
Clear logged data
C-Tick
Australian EMC compliance marking.
DONE
Selected process completed
do nuLL
Indicates Instrument requires a NULL in clean air (See Section 9.5)
EMC
Electromagnetic compatibility
ESD
Electrostatic discharge
FAILED
Sensor failure during Span operation
INST
Instantaneous measurement
IrDA
Infra Red Data Communication Mode
MEMORY
% Logging memory used (Status Menu), Start logging (Main Menu)
MEMORY FULL
Data log memory full
LOCK
Locks the top button and disables the “INST” display. (See Section 6.13)
LOCKED
Instrument in LOCKED mode. (See Section 6.13)
LED
Light emitting diode
LCD
Liquid crystal display
LHS
Left Hand Side
LMS
Left Magnetic Switch
NULL
Fresh air zero
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OdaLog
®
raw data file name extension
OFF
Displayed when switching unit off & while unit is off
ON
Displayed when switching unit on
oncE
Stop log when memory full
PEAK
Peak gas level for logging session. (lowest level for oxygen model)
RMS
Right Magnetic Switch
roLL
Continuous logging, over write oldest data
SPAN
Span set
START LOG
Start logging
STATUS
Status – scrolls through overview of instrument data
STOP LOG
Stop logging
STP
Standard Temperature and Pressure: 20 °C (68 °F) @ 101.3 kPa (14.7 psi)
%VOL
Gas concentration expressed as percentage by Volume in atmosphere
%LEL
Gas concentration expressed as percentage of Lower Explosive Limit
PPM
Gas concentration expressed as Parts Per Million in atmosphere