Escort EA-CR Manuel D’Utilisation

 

 

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Escort Data Logging Systems LTD         DATED: 03/07/07                PAGE 6 

 

 
 

 

 

 
This will print a summary showing the memory status (bytes free and used) and the number 
of data blocks that are currently retained. Each data block contains the data that was 
downloaded from a logger. 

  

 
This will print a list of all data blocks stored in memory showing: 

- the data block number, 
- the serial number of logger the data block is for, 
- and the first few characters of the description for that logger. 

The last logger read will be stored in the data block with the highest data block number. 

  

 
This will check the condition of the battery and print the results. The precise battery voltage is 
also printed out during the test. This allows you to use previous experience in judging the 
battery condition. The following table shows available conditions: 
 
Condition Action 
Excellent 

Do not charge the battery. 

Good 

Ready for general use. 

OK 

Ready for light to medium use. 

Fair 

Should be charged. 

Poor 

Definitely charge before using. 

 
NOTE: If the test starts to print then stops without producing the correct test summary then 
the battery definitely needs charging. 

  

 
This will delete the last data block in memory. This allows memory to be freed and/or previous 
data blocks to be accessed for printing. 
 
Note: Although some ChartReaders can store a large number of data blocks they should not 
be used as an archive (a place to permanently store readings from loggers). Once a data 
block has been printed and/or downloaded to a PC via the ESCORT user software it should 
be deleted. Doing so will increase the overall speed performance of the ChartReader. 
 
In addition, you are only able to delete all of the data block via the ESCORT Console 
software. You can manually delete each data block via the ChartReader one record at a time. 
 
CAUTION: Once a data block is deleted it cannot be retrieved!