Xlog (data-logger)

XLog is a eight channels data logger which records:
Indoor temperature, Indoor Relative Humidity, Indoor CO2 and NH3, Outdoor temperature, Indoor static pressure, Aux 1 temperature, Aux 2 temperature.
All the above data are recorded daily for the entire duration of cycle (512 days max). Data are sampled with 15 min frequency and stored in the system memory. This complies with 2007/43/CE Animal Welfare directives.

Xlog records the following data:

1= Environment temperature*
2= Environment humidity*
3= Environment CO2*
4= Environment NH3*
5= Outdoor temperature*
6= Environment static pressure
7= Auxiliary 1 temperature
8= Auxiliary 2 temperature

The above data are recorded daily for the entire duration of cycle (512 days max).
Data are sampled with 15 min frequency and stored in the system memory.
* with complies with 2007/43/CE Animal Welfare directives.

Inputs selection

The various screenshots and some settings too are displayed according to the Xlog settings in configuration.

Main screen (home page)

Home page

It displays all the values chosen in the 'Input selection' screen

Zoom on Indoor temperature (same structure applies to the other parameters)

		Temperature details - Current temperature - Average value in the last 48 hours - Min/Max values during current day

		Daily temperature archive For all days of cycle: - Average value in the last 48 hours - Min/Max values during current day of cycle

		Temperature diagram - Min/Average/Max values referred to the last 60 days of cycle

		Temperature hourly archive For every day of cycle: - 96 recordings per day

		Temperature diagram - Value of temperature recorded every 15 minutes for every day of cycle

Environmental parameters alarm

Besides the data-logger function Xlog (temperature, %Rh, CO2, NH3, environment static pressure) the alarm set which is triggered anytime the threshold value is reached.
Besides the General Alarm (onboard Xlog), when using the HDY6 extension, you also have a contact for each single alarm so a quick action can be taken on the ventilation system to push the controlled parameter back to the required limits according to the animal wellness target.