testo easyheat
Configuration and Analysis software

Instruction manual

2 General Information

General Information
This documentation includes important information about the features and applicationof the product. Please read this documentation through carefully and familiarise yourself with the operation of the product before putting it to use. Keep this document tohand so that you can refer to it when necessary.
This documentation describes the software with the program language English - GB.
The range of functions of the software depends on the country version of themeasuring instrument connected and on the number and kind of instrument types
for which the software has been enabled via licence key. The descriptions in thisdocument apply to the complete enabling of all instrument types.
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Content 3

Content
General Information...................................................................................... 2Content........................................................................................................... 3
A.

Intended Purpose ................................................................................. 7

B.

C.

Using software....................................................................................... 8
B.1 System requirements..................................................................... 8
B.2 Installing software.......................................................................... 8
B.3 Starting the software...................................................................... 9
B.4 Setting up the connection.............................................................. 9Operation............................................................................................. 11

D.

Application example........................................................................... 12E.

Functions............................................................................................. 14
E.1 General........................................................................................ 14

E.2

E.1.1
E.1.2
E.1.3

Customer..................................................................................... 15

E.2.1
E.2.2

E.3

Previous module....................................................................... 14
Initial page................................................................................ 14
Exit........................................................................................... 14

E.2.3
E.2.4
E.2.5

Search customer...................................................................... 15

List of customers................................................................................................... 15

Show customer......................................................................... 16

E.2.2.1
E.2.2.2
E.2.2.3

Address.............................................................................................. 16
List of locations................................................................................... 17
Jobs.................................................................................................... 18

Change customer data............................................................. 18
Insert new customer................................................................. 18
Import customer data............................................................... 19

Measure locations....................................................................... 20

E.3.1

E.3.2
E.3.3
E.3.4

Show measure location data.................................................... 20

E.3.1.1 Location, Owner, Installation, Boiler, Furnace......................................... 21
E.3.1.2
Measurements.................................................................................... 21
E.3.1.3
Jobs.................................................................................................... 21

Change measure location data ............................................... 22
Insert new location................................................................... 22
Print barcodes.......................................................................... 22

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E.4

E.5

E.6

E.7

E.8

Measurements............................................................................. 23

E.4.1
E.4.2

Search measurement............................................................... 23
Display measurement data....................................................... 25

E.4.2.1 Information................................................................................................ 25
E.4.2.2 Graphics.................................................................................................... 26
E.4.2.3 Measure values......................................................................................... 27
E.4.2.4
Data entry........................................................................................... 28

Jobs............................................................................................. 29

E.5.1
E.5.2
E.5.3

Search job................................................................................ 29
Show job details....................................................................... 30
New job.................................................................................... 30

E.6.1
E.6.2
E.6.3
E.6.4

All employees........................................................................... 31
Change employee.................................................................... 32
New employee.......................................................................... 32
Job list...................................................................................... 32

E.7.1
E.7.2

Download measurement data ................................................. 33
Online measurement................................................................ 34

E.7.3

Configure testo 312-4 .............................................................. 36

Employee..................................................................................... 30

testo 312-4................................................................................... 33
E.7.2.1
E.7.2.2

Measure values, Display, Chart......................................................... 34
Display order...................................................................................... 35

E.7.3.1
E.7.3.2
E.7.3.3
E.7.3.4
E.7.3.5
E.7.3.6

Serial connection to testo 312-4......................................................... 36
Instrument.......................................................................................... 36
Date / Time......................................................................................... 36
Print text ............................................................................................ 36
Logger programme ............................................................................ 37
Memory.............................................................................................. 37

testo 314...................................................................................... 37

E.8.1

Transmit measure locations..................................................... 37

E.8.2
E.8.3

Download measurement data ................................................. 38
Configure testo 314.................................................................. 39

E.8.1.1
E.8.1.2

Measure locations on PC................................................................... 38
Measure locations on instrument....................................................... 38

E.8.3.1
E.8.3.2
E.8.3.3

Serial communication......................................................................... 39
Clock.................................................................................................. 40
Print text ............................................................................................ 40

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E.9

testo 320...................................................................................... 40

E.9.1
E.9.2
E.9.3
E.9.4

Upload measure sites............................................................... 40

E.9.1.1 Measure sites on PC................................................................................. 41
E.9.1.2 Measure sites on analyzer........................................................................ 41

Download measurement data ................................................. 42
Online measurement................................................................ 43

E.9.3.1 Measure values, Display, Chart, Flue gas matrix..................................... 43
E.9.3.2 Display order............................................................................................. 44

Configure testo 320.................................................................. 44

E.10 testo 324...................................................................................... 45
E.10.1
E.10.2
E.10.3

Upload measure sites............................................................... 45

E.10.1.1 Measure sites on PC............................................................................... 45
E.10.1.2 Measure sites on analyzer...................................................................... 45

Download measurement data ................................................. 46
Configure testo 324.................................................................. 47

E.10.3.1 Analyzer.................................................................................................. 47
E.10.3.2 Print text ................................................................................................. 47
E.10.3.3 Memory................................................................................................... 47

E.11 testo 300 / testo 330.................................................................... 48
E.11.1
E.11.2E.11.3E.11.4

Transmit measure locations..................................................... 48

E.11.1.1 Measure locations on PC........................................................................ 48
E.11.1.2 Measure locations on instrument............................................................ 49

Download measurement data ................................................. 49
Online measurement................................................................ 50

E.11.3.1 Measure values, Display, Chart, Flue gas matrix................................... 50
E.11.3.2 Display order........................................................................................... 51

Configure testo 300 / testo 330................................................ 52

E.12 testo 380...................................................................................... 52
E.12.1E.12.2E.12.3

Upload measure sites............................................................... 52

E.12.1.1 Measure sites on PC............................................................................... 53
E.12.1.2 Measure sites on analyzer...................................................................... 53

Download measurement data ................................................. 54
Set-up testo 380....................................................................... 55

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E.13 Settings........................................................................................ 55
E.13.1

Report design........................................................................... 57

E.13.1.1 Report templates for printing.................................................................. 57
E.13.1.2 Report templates for data entry.............................................................. 59

E.13.2 Configuration................................................................................ 63

E.13.3E.13.2.1 Instruments............................................................................................. 63
E.13.2.2 Programme............................................................................................. 63
E.13.2.3 Customer data........................................................................................ 63
E.13.2.4 Own data................................................................................................. 63
E.13.2.5 Color scheme.......................................................................................... 63
E.13.2.6 Software Update..................................................................................... 64
E.13.2.7 Language................................................................................................ 64
E.13.2.8 Backup.................................................................................................... 64

Information............................................................................... 64

E.14 Database..................................................................................... 65
E.14.1
E.14.2E.14.3E.14.4F.

Full backup............................................................................... 65
Incremental backup.................................................................. 65
Restore database..................................................................... 65
Repair and compact................................................................. 65

Questions and Answers..................................................................... 66

A. Intended purpose 7

A. Intended Purpose

The testo easyheat configuration and analysis software adds many useful functions
to the testo 300, testo 312-4, testo 314, testo 320, testo 324, testo 330 und testo 380
measuring instruments:­- Instrument configuration via software.
­- Manages customer, system and measurement data.
­- Data import from and data export to the measuring instrument.
­- Sets up, saves and prints measurement protocols from imported data.

8 B. Using software

B. Using software
B.1 System requirements
Operating system
The software will run on the following operating systems:- Windows® 7- Windows® 8- Windows® 10- Others: on request
Computer
The computer must meet the requirements of the corresponding operating system.
The following requirements must also be met:
- Interface USB 2.0 or higher- Internet Explorer 5.0 SP1 or higher- Hard disk (min.): 150 MB free memory- Microsoft® .Net 4 Framework: 2GB

B.2 Installing software
Administrator rights are required in Windows® Vista and Windows® 7, Windows® 8
and Windows® 10 to install the program.
Once installed, input of a licence key is required. Without this input, the software
will only run as a demo version with a limited range of functions (time limit of 30days).
1. You can download the software free of via the following link: www.testo.com/
testo easyheat- The installation program starts automatically.
If the installation program does not start automatically:> Open the download folder and start easyheat.exe.
2. Follow the instructions of the installation wizard.
3. To finish the software installation, click on [Finish].

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B.3 Starting the software­- When the software is first started, a window appears for you to enter the licencekey.
→ Programs → Testo → testo easyheat configuration and analysis software.
­- The program is opened. The program language corresponds to the operating system language.
­ Enter licence key (found on the back of the instruction manual) → OK.
The range of functions of the software depends on the country version of the analyser connected. and on the number and kind of instrument types for which thesoftware has been enabled via licence key.

B.4 Setting up the connection
testo 314
Connection via RS232 interface
To connect testo 314 to a PC the “connection cable PC / instrument 0409 0178” isrequired.
1 Connect cable to a serial connection socket in the PC.
2 Connect cable to RS 232 socket in measuring instrument.
3 Switch on instrument ().

Connection via USB serial adapter
The „PC/instrument connecting cable 0409 0178“ and a USB serial adapter are
required for the USB serial connection of the testo 314 to a PC.
1 Connect the USB serial adapter to the USB socket of the PC.
2 Connect the connecting cable to the RS232 socket of the instrument.
3 Connect the USB serial adapter to the connecting cable.
4 Switch on measuring instrument ().

testo 330 and testo 324
To connect testo 330 or testo 324 to a PC the “connection cable PC /instrument0449 0047” is required.
1 Connect connection cable to a USB socket in the PC.
2 Connect connection cable to a USB socket in the analyser.
3 Switch on analyser ().

10 B. Using software
Altenatively, the testo 330 and/or testo 324 can also be configured via an IrDA interface or Bluetooth, see Settings ­- Configuration, Instruments, p.65 .
The analyser switches to the Slave Mode during data transfer; the analyser operating
buttons are disabled in this mode. Once data is no longer being transferred the
Slave Mode is stopped and the analyser can be controlled after 30 s via the control
buttons, as normal.
testo 312-4
The “Connection cable 0409 0178 PC/instrument is required for the connection of the
testo 312­-4 to a PC.
1 Connect connection cable to a serial connection socket of a PC.
2 Connect connection cable to the RS 232 socket of the instrument.
3 Switch instrument on ().

Connection via USB serial adapter
The „PC/instrument connecting cable 0409 0178“ and a standard USB serial adapter
are required for the USB serial connection of the testo 312-4 to a PC.
1 Connect the USB serial adapter to the USB socket of the PC.
2 Connect the connecting cable to the RS232 socket of the instrument.
3 Connect the USB serial adapter to the connecting cable.
4 Switch on measuring instrument ().

testo 300 and testo 320
The micro USB mains cable is required to connect to a PC.
1 Plug the connecting cable into a USB port on the PC.
2 Plug the connecting cable into the USB port on the measuring instrument.
3 Switch on measuring instrument ().

Alternatively, the testo 320 can be set up using an IrDA interface or Bluetooth, see
Settings - Configuration - Analyzers, page 65.
The measuring instrument switches to Slave Mode during data transfer; the instrument’s control buttons are disabled in this mode. Once data is no longer beingtransferred, Slave Mode is terminated and after approx. 30s the measuring instrument can be controlled via the control buttons as normal.

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C. Operation

1. Quick access toolbar: Fast access to established modules
2. Testo tab: Possibility of a licence extension
3. Ribbon bar: Displays existing modules, sorted by module groups.
Open module: Select desired module, e. g. Configuration ( ).
The modules can also be opened via the Quick Access Toolbar. The menus havethe same name as the corresponding module groups.
Some of the modules can only be opened if data was stored or specific data
was selected in advance in another module.
If a module is not activated, the homepage containing the modules required
most frequently (favourites) appear enabling direct access.
Some modules consist of several folders (e.g. Configure testo 330 module):
To open the folder: Select required folder in the module window,
e.g. Instrument ( ).
4. Work area:
The work area ia the area in which all inputs are carried out.
With [F11] you can switch between the standard display and the full screen display of the working area.

12 D. Application example

D. Application example
The most important steps required for a typical application of the software is
explained in this Chapter using an example.
A detailed description of all software functions can be found at Functions, p. 14.
Configuring software
1 Settings →Configuration.

2 Own data → Enter/change address data.
3 Customer data → Activate functions required.
4 Backup → Undertake settings.
5 Taking on changes: Apply.
Configuring the analyser (testo 300, testo 312, testo 314, testo 320, testo 324,
testo 330)
1 testo 300→ Configure testo 300,
testo 314 → Configure testo 314,
testo 320 → Configure testo 320 ,testo 330 → Configure testo 330.
testo 330 + 380 → Configure testo 330,
2 Print text → Own address data → Apply.
Configuring the analyser (testo 312-4)
1 testo 312-4 → Configure testo 312-4
2 Print text → Print line → Save.
Configuring the analyser (testo 324)
1 testo 324 → Set-up testo 324
2 Print text → Fill in lines → Ready.
Setting up new customers
1 Customer →Insert new customer.

2 Enter new customers in the corresponding boxes → Save.
Setting up a new location
1 Locations →Insert new location.

2 Enter new location in the corresponding boxes in the folders Location, Installation, Boiler, Furnace → Save.

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Transmitting location(s) to the instrument
1 Select a measuring instrument (e.g. testo 324) tab → Upload measure sites
2 Select measuring location(s) in the folder Measure sites on PC () → Upload

Carrying out measurements
To activate location, carry out measurement and save reading: see Instruction
manual on testo 300, testo 314, testo 312­-4, testo 320, testo 324, testo 330 or
testo 380.
Reading in measurement data protocol(s) from the instrument
1 Select a measuring instrument (e.g. testo 324) tab Download measurement data
2 Select measurement protocol(s) in the folder Measurements in analyzer (load .
Displaying and printing a measurement protocol
1 Measurements → Search measurement.
2 Select measurement protocol → View .
3 Print measurement protocol: Print report.
4. Select the report template → OK.

) → Down-

14 E. Functions

E. Functions
E.1 General
E.1 General
E.1.1 Previous module
Scroll back to previous module: General →Previous module.

E.1.2 Initial page
Open initial page: General →Initial page .

The initial page includes the modules used most frequently for direct access (favourites).

E.1.3 Exit
End program: General →Exit.

­- If you have not carried out data backup on the day, the Database backup window will
open offering you the following options:· Complete backup: A complete backup is made of the database.
· Save changes: Any changes made since the last backup will be saved.
· Currently no backup: Program is ended without data backup being carried out.
Carrying out data backup: Select required option ( ) → OK → OK.

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E.2 Customer

The Search customer, Show customer details, Change customer data, Insert new customer and Importcustomer data modules can be opened with function Customers.

E.2.1 Search customer
Using the Search customer module, you can search for customers using search criteria
or an alphabetic index.
Opening the module
Customer →Search customer.

List of customers
Select desired search criterion (condition) for a field.

­- All customers whose entry in e.g. the field Name/Company begin with the corresponding condition, are displayed.
­- If you enter several search criteria (conditions) for a search, only those customers
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Activating customers
If a customer is not activated, the Show customer and Change customer data modules cannot be opened.
Select customers.
­- The selected customer is highlighted in color.
Displaying customer data
Select customers →Show customer.

­- The Show customermodule is opened, see Show customer data, on this page.
Changing customer data
Select customers →Change costumer data .

­- The Change customer data module is opened, see Change customer data, p. 18.
Deleting customers
Select costumers → Delete → Yes.
­- The customer is deleted.
If a customer is deleted, all measurement sites and measurements of this customer are removed from the memory.
Setting up new customers
New.

­- TheInsert new customer module is opened, see Insert new customer, p. 17.

E.2.2 Show customer
The address data and the customer’s saved systems can be shown with the Show customer module.
Opening a module
The Show customer module can only be opened if a customer has been activated in
the Search customer module, see Search customer, p. 14.
Customer →Search customer.

The Show customer module is divided into two areas. The Address folder is located in theupper area while the List of locations folder is located in the lower area.

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E.2.2.1 Address
Changing address
Change costumer.

­- The Change customer data module is opened, see Change customer data, p. 17.
Deleting customers
Delete costumer → Yes.

­- The customer is deleted.
Searching for customers
Search costumer.

­- The Search customer module is opened, see Search customer, p. 14.

E.2.2.2 List of locations
Select location
If a location is not activated the Show measure location data and Change measure location data
modules cannot be opened.
Select a location.
­- The selected location is highlighted in color.
Displaying measurement location data
Select location →Show measure location data.

­- The Show measure location data module is opened, see Show measure site data,
p. 19.
Changing measurement location
Select location →Change measure location data.

­- The Change measuresite data module is opened, see Change measure location data, p.
20.
Deleting a location
Select location → Delete → Yes.
­- The location is deleted.
If a measurement site is deleted, all measurements are deleted which were allocated to this measurement site.
Setting up a new site
New (

).

­- The Insert new location module is opened, see Insert new location, p. 21.

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E.2.2.3 Jobs
Selecting jobs
If no job is activated, the Show measure site data module cannot be opened.
Select job.
- The selected job is highlighted in colour.
Displaying a job
Select job → Show.
- The Show job details module is opened, see Show job details, page 30
Deleting a job
Select job → Delete → Yes.
- The job is deleted.

E.2.3 Change customer data
Existing customer data can be changed with the Change customer data module.
Opening a module
The Change customer data module can only be opened if a customer was activated in
the Search customer module, see Search customer, p. 14.
Customer →Change customer data.

Changing data
Enter changes to the customer data in the corresponding boxes → Save.
­- The Show customer data module is open, see Show customer data, on this page.

E.2.4 Insert new customer
A new customer can be set up with the Insert new customer module.
Opening the module
Customer →Insert new customer.

Enter new customer data in the corresponding boxes → Save.
­- The Show customer module is opened, see Show customer, on this page.

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E.2.5 Import customer data
Using the Import customer data module, existing customer data can be imported fromother applications.
Opening the module
Customer →Import customer data.

Importing data
Before importing customer data, it has to be changed to a supported import format:· Text file with separating character (comma, semicolon, Tabulator)· Microsoft® Access® database· Microsoft® Excel® worksheet
Standard programs (such as Microsoft® Outlook®) usually support one of the named
formats.
1 Select import format () ­- Locate.

2 Select file to be imported.
When importing an Access database you may be required:
To enter User ID and Password.
Microsoft® Excel must be installed in order to import customer data via Excel files.
At least Excel 97 for XLS files and at least Excel 2007 for XLSX files.
3 Next >.
When importing an Excel worksheet you may be required:
To select a worksheet → Next >.
When importing an Access database you may be required:
To select a table → Next >.
Allocating import data
Once the data is read in, the data boxes have to be allocated. Only allocated data
boxes will take effect.
When importing from a text file, it is possible that the first line does not include any
address data. If required:First line contains column name (1 Open list box ().

) ­- Select target data box ().

­- The import data box is allocated to the target data box.

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2 Repeat step 1 for all required data boxes.
If the Customer ID data box is empty for one customer, a customer number isassigned automatically.
If the Customer ID data box is available for a customer but the customer number isalready assigned in the configuration and analysis software the available data isreplaced by import data.
If the Name / Company data box for a customer is empty, the customer data is notimported.
3 Apply → OK.
­- The Search customer module is opened, see Search customer, p. 14.

E.3 Measure locations

The Show measure location data, Change measure location data, Insert new location and Print barcodes
modules can be opened via the Locations function.

E.3.1 Show measure location data
System data and the measurement data saved in a system can be displayed with theShow measure location data module.
Opening a module
With activated module group/menu Customer: The Show measure location data module
can only be opened if a location was activated in the, Show customer module, seeShow customer, p. 16.
Mesure locations →Show measure location data.

The Show measure location data module is divided into two areas. The Location, Owner, Installation, Boiler and Furnace folders are located in the upper area, in the lower area, the Measurement values and Tasks folders.

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E.3.1.1 Location, Owner, Installation, Boiler, Furnace
Information on the measurement location is displayed.

E.3.1.2 Measurements
Activate measurement protocol
If a measurement protocol is not activated, the Display measurement data module cannot be opened.
Activate the measurement protocol.
­- The selected measurement protocol is highlighted with color.
Displaying a measurement protocol
Activating the measurement protocol → Display.
­- The Display measurement data module is opened, see Display measurement data,
p. 23.
Deleting a measurement protocol
Activate the measurement protocol → Delete → Yes.
­- The measurement protocol is deleted.

E.3.1.3 Jobs
Displaying a job
Select job → Show job details.
- The Show job details module is opened, see Show job details, page 30.
New job
New job.

- The New job module is opened, see New job, p. 31.
Deleting a job
Select job → Delete job → Yes.
- The job is deleted.

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E.3.2 Change measure location data
Existing location data can be changed using the Change measure location data module.
Opening the module
With activated module group Customer: The Show measure location data module can only
be opened if a location was activated in the, Show customer data module, see Showcustomer, p. 16.
Locations →Change measure location data.

Changing data
Enter changes to the location in the appropriate boxes → Save.
­- The Show measure location data module is opened, see Show measure location data,
p. 19.

E.3.3 Insert new location
A new location can be set up with the Insert new location module.
Opening the module
Locations →Insert new location.

Enter the data from the new location in the corresponding boxes in the Location,
Installation, Boiler and Furnace folders → Save.
­- The Show measure location data module is opened, see Show measure location data,
p. 19 .

E.3.4 Print barcodes
Barcode labels can be printed via the Print barcodes module. The system numbers
stored in the barcode can be read in to the analyser using a barcode reader. In thisway, the corresponding location in the instrument is activated.
Opening a module
Locations →Print barcodes.

Printing barcode labels
1 Select locations for which a barcode label is to be printed (Options:
Select all locations: Select all.
No location selected: Select none.

).

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2 Enter Company.
The company name is printed above the barcode.
3 Define Paper size and number of Columns and Lines (or).

For Testo labels (0554 0411): paper size DIN A4, 2 columns, 6 lines.
4 Set Copies per label ().

5 Select label at which printout is to begin (on the label).
6 Start printout: Print.

E.4 Measurements

The Search measurement and Display measurement data modules can be opened via the Measurements function.

E.4.1 Search measurement
You can search for measurement protocols stored in your PC using the Search measurement module.
Opening the module
Measurements →Search measurement.

­- All of the measurement protocols stored in the PC are displayed. To display themeasurement protocols from only one location, see Show measure location data,
p. 19.

24 E. Functions
Select a measurement protocol
If a measurement protocol is not activated, the Display measurement data module is not
opened.
Select measurement protocol.
­- The measurement protocol is highlighted by a color.
Display a measurement protocol
Select measurement protocol →Display.

­- The Display measurement data module is opened, see display measurement data, p. 23.
Delete a measurement protocol
Select a measurement protocol → Delete → Yes.
­- The measurement protocol is deleted.
Changing measurement site
Measurement protocols can be allocated to other measurement sites.
1 Select measurement protocol → Change location.
2 Activate the measurement site to which the measurement protocol is to be allocated → OK.
­- The measurement protocol is allocated to the selected measurement site.
Multiple measurement protocols can be merged into one measurement protocol.
1 Activate measurement protocols ; for multiple selections, hold down the [Ctrl] key.
2

Connect.

3 Select location where the measurement protocol is to be saved → OK.
­- The measurement protocols are merged into one protocol.
Exporting/importing measurement protocols
Export or Import → Enter file name () → Save.

­- The measurement protocol is exported/imported.
The following registers are available in the Excel file as a source of information:
testo register: Measurement results
Information register: Start and end time for a measurement, among other things
Folder register: Name and customer number
Location register: Address, location designation, among other things

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E.4.2 Display measurement data
Measurement protocols can be displayed and processed via the Display measurement data
module.
The Display measurement data module can only be opened if a measurement protocol was selected in the Search measurement or Show measure location data modules, see
Search measurement, p. 22 or Show measure location data, p. 19.
Open a module
Measurements → Display measurement data.

E.4.2.1 Information
Information on the measurement protocol is shown in the Information tab.
Enter text in the Remark box.
Print measurement protocol
Print measurement protocol with information data and readings: Print report.
Selection of form template → OK
Set printer → OK­- Print report
Display print preview
Display measurement protocol as a print preview: Preview report ().

Save information in PDF format
Save a measurement protocol in PDF format: PDF report ().

PDF report → Select report template → OK → Enter file name () Select file type (

Save

)→

E.4.2.2 Graphics
The readings are shown in graphics form in the Graphics tab (maximum 16 channels).
Print measurement protocol
Print out the measurement protocol with information data and readings: Print report.
Selection of form template → OK
Set printer → OK	­- Print report

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Display print preview
Display measurement protocol as a print preview: Preview report.
Selection of form template → OK­- A report is created.
Save a measurement protocol in PDF format
Save a measurement protocol in PDF format: PDF report.
PDF report → Enter file name () → Select file type () → Save

Print measurement protocol
1 Print bitmap.
2 Set printer → OK
Save graphics as a file
1 Save bitmap.
2 Enter file name () → Enter file type () → Save.

Changing features in graphics
1 Settings.
2 Channel: Select measurement channels (), Legend: Enter channel name.

3 Save settings: OK.

E.4.2.3 Measure values
The readings in a table or list are shown in the Measure values tab.
Diluted measuring values from the online measurement are displayed in italics
Print measurement protocol
Print measurement protocol with information data and readings: Print report.
Selection of form template → OK
Set printer → OK­- Print report
Display print preview
1 Display measurement protocol as a print preview: Preview report.
2 Selection of form template → OK­- A report is created.
Save a measurement protocol in PDF format
Save a measurement protocol in PDF format: PDF report.

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Exporting readings as an Excel file
Enter file name () → Enter file type () → Save­- - The measurement protocol is exported
		 The following registers are available in the Excel file as a source of information:
testo register: Measurement results
Information register: Start and end time for a measurement, among other things
Folder register: Name and customer number
Location register: Address, location designation, among other things
Clipboard.

­- The readings are exported to the PC clipboard as a tab stop-separated text file.
Evaluation of the measurement results
The mean, maximum and minimum readings can be displayed.
Min/Max/Mean → Activate the desired functions () → OK.

To enable insertion of the mean, maximum or minimum value into a form as a data
field (see point E.13.1.1), the values must first be calculated.

E.4.2.4 Data entry
In the Data entry tab, data related to a measurement can be entered into a new data
entry form based on a template or assigned an already-completed data entry form.
The values entered can then be printed out together with measuring values, locationand customer data via a report template.
When a sample report is selected for data entry, a specimen of the data entry
form is displayed. Please note the information given there relating to data entry.
In the Report design module, the report templates for entering unlogged data can bechanged to suit the user’s specific requirements or new ones can be created,
see
Settings ‑ Report design.

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Creating a new data entry form
1 Activate measurement protocol →Show.

- The Display measurement data module is opened, see Display measurement data, p.
25.
2 Select Data entry tab.
3 Create a new data entry form: New.
4 Select Create new form template from the list.
5 Select Date () and apply Name.

The system number is suggested as the name. This can be changed if required.
6 Save settings: OK.
7 Input data into the template: click on check boxes, click on text fields and fill in.
8 Save entries: Save.
Display report template with the input data: Preview report.
Save report template with the input data as a PDF file: PDF report (( ) → Select file type ( ) → Save.

) Enter file namePrint out report template with the input data: Print report → Set up printer → OK.
Delete completed data entry form: Delete → Yes .
Save completed data entry form as a PDF file: Save as PDF → Enter file name (
Save.

)→

Print out completed data entry form: Print → Set up printer OK → .
Assigning existing data entry form to a measurement
An existing data entry form can be assigned to several measurements.
1 Activate measurement protocol →Show ().

- The Display measurement data module is opened, see Display measurement data, p.
25.
2 Select Data entry tab.
3 Assign.
4 Select data entry form → OK.
Edit the data in the data entry form if required.
5 Save entries: Save.
Display report template with the assigned data: Preview report.

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Save report template as a PDF file: PDF report → Enter file name (() → Select file type

) → Save.

Print out report template with the assigned data: Print report → Set up printer → OK.
Delete assigned data entry form: Delete → Yes.
Save assigned data entry form as a PDF file: Save as PDF → Enter file name (
Save.

)→

Print out assigned data entry form: Print → Set up printer → OK.

E.5 Jobs

Via the menu Jobs, you can open Search job, Show job details and New job. The Jobs module
group/menu can be activated/deactivated (Settings ­‑ Configuration ­‑ Programme).

E.5.1 Search job
With the module Search job, jobs stored in the PC can be search .
Open module
Jobs →

Search job → Search.

­- All jobs stored in the PC are displayed.
In the menu Search mask the job search can be limited by entering a search criterion.
Select jobs
Select jobs.
­- The selected job ishighlighted in color.
Display jobs
Select job → View.
­- The module Show job details is opened, see Show job details, on this page

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Delete job
Select jobs → Delete → Yes.
­- The job is deleted.

E.5.2 Show job details
With the module Show job details, jobs can be displayed and processed further.
The module Show job details can only be opened if a job has been marked in themodule Search job see Search job, on this side.
Open module
Jobs →Show job details.

Inputting data
1 Select the date for the job ().

2 Enter job data in the corresponding fields → Ready.

E.5.3 New job
With the New job module, a new employee job can be entered that is automaticallyassigned to the respective employee and appears in his or her job list.
Open the module
The New job module can only be opened if an employee was activated in the All
employees module, see All employees, p. 27.
Jobs →New job.

Enter data
1 Select the date which should apply to the job (2 Enter job data in the corresponding fields → Ready.

).

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E.6 Employee

Using the Employee menu, the All employees, Change employee, New employee, and Job list modules can be opened.

E.6.1 All employees
All entered employee data is displayed in the All Employees module and the employee
whose job list should be created/displayed can be activated.
Open the module
Employee →All Employees.

Select employee
If no employee isselected, the Change employee and Job list modules cannot be
opened.
Select employee.
­- The selected employee is highlighted.
Display job list
Select employee →Job list.

­- The Job list module is opened, see Job list, p. 29.
Change employee data
Select employee →Change.

­- The Change customer data module is opened, see Change customer data, p. 17.
Delete employee
Select employee → Delete → Yes.
­- The employee is deleted.
Create new employee
New → .

­- The New employee module is opened, see New employee, on this page

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E.6.2 Change employee
The Change employee module enables existing employee data to be edited.
Open the module
The Change employee module can only be opened if an employee was activated in the
All employees module, see All employees, p. 27.
Employee →Change employee.

Edit data
The employee number is assigned when the employee is first created. It cannot bechanged afterwards..
Enter changes to the employee data in the corresponding fields → Ready.
­- The All employees module is opened, see All employees, p. 27.

E.6.3 New employee
With the New employee module, a new employee can be created.
Open the module
Employee →New employee.

Enter data
Make sure that the employee number is correctly assigned as it cannot bechanged later.
Enter the data of the new employee in the corresponding fields → Ready.
­- The All employees module is opened, see All employees, p. 27.

E.6.4 Job list
In the Job list module, all entered jobs of the activated employee are displayed.
Open the module
The Job list module can only be opened if an employee was activated in the All
employees module, see All employees, p. 27.
Employee →Job list.

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Filter jobs
Enter date range or select predefined time period.
­- The applicable jobs are displayed.
Displaying job data
1 Select job from the list
2 Display job data: Show
3 Job data can be edited in the corresponding fields if required Change.
Exporting a job list to an Excel file
Export complete job list to Microsoft Excel: Export Enter file name (() → Select file type

) → Save.

E.7 testo 312-4

The menu / module group testo 312 is only available if the testo 312 measuring instrument support is activated, see Settings - Configuration - Analyzers, p. 56.

E.7.1 Download measurement data
With the module Download measurement data, measurement reports can be saved from themeasuring instrument testo 312­-4 to a PC.
Open module
testo 312-4 →Download measurement data.

Save measurement report(s)Options:
Select all measurement reports: Select all.
Deactivate selection of measurement reports: Select none .
Select measurement report(s) () → Read.

­- The measurement report is saved in the PC under the same measurement site as

34 E. Functionsin the instrument. If the measurement site of the selected report does not yet exist
in the PC, you will be asked whether this should be created.
­-or­Select measurement report(s) (ment site → OK.

) → Download as ... → Select destination measure-

Delete measurement report
Measurement report → Delete → Yes.
­- The measurement is deleted
Display measurement report
If the selected measurement site has not yet been saved in the PC, this function is
not available.
Measurement reports () → View.

­- The module Display measurement data is opened, see Display measurement data, p. 23

E.7.2 Online measurement
With the module Online measurement, a pressure measurement can be carried out, inwhich the measuring instrument is controlled via a PC. The measurement values aretransferred directly to the PC and stored there.
Open module
testo 312-4 →Online measurement.

E.7.2.1 Measure values, Display, Chart
Carry out online measurement
Only those measurement parameters and units are displayed, which are activatedin the Display order tab (in the same module).
1 Set measurement cycle: ().

2 Set measurement sequence: ().

3 Start measurement: Start.
­- The online measurement starts­- The measurement values are displayed:· Measure values:tab: Table with all measurement channels and date/time of the individual measurements.
· Display tab: Display fields with all measurement channels.
Manually save readings (only available if the measuring cycle is set to 0 s):
Save.

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During measurement, mean value, maximum and minimum can be displayed
instead of the current values: Actual values ( ).
Change the size of the display fields: Move controller ( ).
Show readings in a separate window which is always in the foreground: show min
window ( ).
Chart:tab: Measurement diagram with 16 selectable measurement channels andautomatic scaling of the time axis.
Set diagram properties (displayed channels, line colour, scaling: Settings.
Save diagram as a bitmap: Save bitmap.
4 End measurement Stop.
­- The online measurement is ended.
Options (Only in the file):
Save measurement values online under the measurement site: Save as... .
Export measurement values to Microsoft Excel (Microsoft Excel 2000 or higher
required!): Export Excel.
Export measurement data to the clipboard (tabstop tabstop separated text file):
Clipboard.

E.7.2.2 Display order
The available measurement channels are displayed in the area All channels. Only thosemeasurement parameters and units are available, which are present in the current
display order of the measuring instrument.
The measurement channels presented on the PC in the online measurement are displayed in the area Shown channels.
Set display order
Add/delete measurement channel : Add ->, Add all ->, <-Delete or<- Delete All.
Set order of measurement channels: Select measurement channel → Up or
Down.

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E.7.3 Configure testo 312-4
The measuring instrument testo 312­-4 can be configured with the module Configure
testo 312-4.
Open modul
testo 312-4 →Configure testo 312-4.

E.7.3.1 Serial connection to testo 312-4
This menu appears when no connection to the instrument can be set up.
 he interface for the connection set­-up with the measuring instrument testo 312­-4 canT
be selected.
Select interface used ().

Option:Test connection to the instrument: Test connection .

E.7.3.2 Instrument
The Instrument tab displays important information on the instrument connected

E.7.3.3 Date / TimeIn the Date / Time tab, the date and time of the instrument can be sychronised with thePC.
Synchronise date/time manually
Synchronise now.

E.7.3.4 Print text
In the Print text tab, the print line for the report printouts of the measuring instrument
testo 312­-4 can be set..
Set print line
Enter print text in the text input space.

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E.7.3.5 Logger programme
In the Logger programme tab, the measurement cycle and the number of measurement
values for the measuring instrument testo 312­-4 can be set.
1 Activate file Logger programme.
2 Enter measure cycle () and Number of measure values (

)→

Save.

E.7.3.6 Memory
In the Memory tab, the memory or the measuring instrument testo 312­-4 can becleared.
Clear memory
Clear memory.

E.8 testo 314

The testo 314 menu/module group is only available if instrument support is activatedfor the testo 314 measuring instrument, see Settings-Configuration - Instuments, p. 46.

E.8.1 Transmit measure locations
Locations can be transmitted to the testo 314 measuring instrument via the Transmit
measure locations module.
Opening the module
testo 314 →Transmit measure locations.

The Transmit measure locations module is divided into two areas. The Measure locations on PC
tab is located in the upper area while the Measure locations on instrument tab is located in
the lower area.

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E.8.1.1 Measure locations on PC
The Measure locations on PC tab shows the locations saved on the PC.
Search for a specific location
Enter search criterion in a search box → Start search: Search.
Transmit location(s) to measuring instrument
Options:
Select all locations: Select all.
Cancel location selection: Select none.
Select location(s) () → Transmit.

Display location
Activate location → Display.
­- The Show measure location data module is opened, see Show measure location data,
p. 19.
Change location
Activate location → Changes.
­- The Change measure location data module is opened, see Change measure location
data, p. 20.

E.8.1.2 Measure locations on instrument
The Measure locations on instrument tab shows the locations which are saved in the instrument.
Select location(s)Options:
Select all location(s): Select all.
Cancel location selection: Select none.
Select location(s) () → Delete.

E.8.2 Download measurement data
Measurement protocols from the testo 314 measuring instrument are saved on yourPC using the Download measurement data module.
Open module
testo 314

Download measurement data.

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Save measurement protocol(s)Options:
Select all measurement protocols: Select all.
Cancel selection of measurement protocols: Select none (Select measurement protocol(s) ().

) → Read.

­- The measurement protocol is saved on your PC at the same location as in the
instrument. If the location of the selected measurement protocol is not available on
your PC, you will be asked if it should be set up.
­-or­Select measurement protocol(s) (OK.

) → Download as ... → Select target location →Delete measurement protocol
Activate measurement protocol → Delete → Yes.
­- The measurement is deleted.
Display measurement protocol
If the selected measurement has not yet been saved to the PC, this function is notavailable..
Select measurement protocol () → View.

­- The Display measurement data module is opened, see Display measurement data,
p. 23.

E.8.3 Configure testo 314
The testo 314 measuring instrument can be configured with the Configure testo 314 module.
Open module
testo 314 →Configure testo 314.

E.8.3.1 Serial communication
This menu appears when no connection to the instrument can be set up.
The interface for setting up the connection with the testo 314 measuring instrument
can be selected.
Select interface used ().

Option:Test connection to measuring instrument: Test connection.

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E.8.3.2 Clock
The date and clock in the instrument can be synchronised with the PC.
Synchronise date/time manually
Synchronise now.

Synchronise date/time automaticallySynchronise time of instrument while connecting ().

E.8.3.3 Print text
The headers and footnote for protocol printouts in the testo 314 measuring instrument
can be set up in the Print text tab.
Set up Print texts
Enter print texts in the text input boxes.
Option:Overwrite data with your own address data: Own address data.

E.9 testo 320

The menu / module group testo 320 is only available if the testo 320 measuring instrument support is activated, see Settings - Configuration - Analyzers, p. 63.

E.9.1 Upload measure sites
Use the Upload measure sites module to upload measuring locations to the testo 320
measuring instrument.
Open the module
testo 320 →Upload measure sites.

The Upload measure sites module is divided into two sections. The Measure sites on PC tab
is located in the top section, and the Measure sites on analyzer tab is located in the bottom
section.

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E.9.1.1 Measure sites on PC
The Measure sites on PC tab displays the measuring locations that are saved on the PC.
Finding a specific measuring location
Enter a search criterion in a search field → start the search: Search.
Transmitting measuring location(s) to the measuring instrument
Options:
Select all locations: Select all.
Undo selection of all locations: Select none.
Select measuring location(s) () → Upload.

Displaying measuring location
Activate measuring location → Show.
- The Show measure site data module is opened, see Show measure site data, p. 21.
Changing the measuring location
Activate measuring location → Change.
- The Change measure site data module is opened, see Change measure site data, p. 22.

E.9.1.2 Measure sites on analyzer
The Measure sites on analyzer tab displays the measuring locations that are saved in the
instrument.
Deleting location(s):Options:
Select all locations: Select all.
Undo selection of all locations: Select none.
Select measuring location(s) () → Delete.

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E.9.2 Download measurement data
Use the Download measurement data module to save measurement protocols from thetesto 320 measuring instrument to the PC.
Open the module
testo 320 →Download measurement data.

Saving the measurement protocol(s)Options:
Select all measurement protocols: Select all.
Undo selection of all measurement protocols: Select none.
Select measurement protocol(s) () → Download.

- The measurement protocol is saved under the same measuring location on the PC
as on the instrument. If the location of the selected measurement protocol does notexist, this is automatically created.
-orSelect measurement protocol(s) () Download as ... Select target location → OK.

- The measurement protocol is saved to the PC under the selected measuring location.
Deleting the measurement protocol
Select the measurement protocol → Delete → Yes.
- The measurement is deleted.
Displaying the measurement protocol
If the selected measurement has not yet been saved to the PC, this function is notavailable.
Select measurement protocol () → Show.

- The Display measurement data module is opened, see Display measurement data, p.
25.

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E.9.3 Online measurement
Use the Online measurement module to carry out a flue gas measurement, during which
the measuring instrument is controlled via the PC. The measuring values are transmitted directly to the PC and displayed.
Open the module
testo 320 →Online measurement.

E.9.3.1 Measure values, Display, Chart, Flue gas matrix
Carrying out the online measurement
Measure values, Display, Chart: only the measurement parameters and units activated on
the Display order tab (in the same module) are displayed.
Flue gas matrix: the measurement parameters relevant to the flue gas matrix are dis-played.

1 Set measuring cycle: ().

2 Start measurement: Start.
- The online measurement starts (before zeroing phase if applicable).
- The measure values are displayed:· Measure values tab: table with all measurement channels and date / time of the individual measurements.
· Display tab: display fields with all measurement channels.
During a measurement, mean value, maximum, and minimum may be displayed instead of the actual values: Actual values ( ).
Change size of the display fields: move slider ( ).
Display measure values in a separate window, which is always displayed on top:
show mini window ( ).
· Chart tab: measurement chart with 16 selectable measurement channels andautomatic scaling of the time axis.
Set chart properties (displayed channels, line colour, scale): Settings.
Save chart as a file: Save bitmap.
Save bitmap → Enter file name ( ) → Select file type ( ) → Save
· Flue gas matrix tab: The current measuring value is displayed in the flue gas matrix
via crosshairs.
Change measurement parameters displayed: O2/CO or CO2 / CO ( ).
Configure limit values: set predefined values by selecting Fuel and Installation( ) or enter Limit O2 and Limit CO manually.

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4 End measurement: Stop.
- The online measurement is stopped.
Options (only in Measure values folder):Save measure values: Save as … .
Export measure values to Microsoft Excel:Export Excel.
Export measure values to the clipboard (tab stop-separated text file): Clipboard.

E.9.3.2 Display order
The available measurement channels are displayed in the All channels area. Only thosemeasurement parameters and units in the measuring instrument’s current display
order are available.
The measurement channels shown on the PC during online measurement are displayed in the Shown channels section.
Setting the display order
Add / delete measurement channels: Add ->, Add all ->, <- Delete or <- Delete All.
Set the order of measurement channels: Select measurement channel Up or Down.

E.9.4 Configure testo 320
Use the Configure testo 320 module to configure the testo 320 measuring instrument.
Open the module
testo 320 →Configure testo 320.

If no connection to the instrument can be established, see Settings - Configuration - Analyzers p.63
Select tab- The available configuration data is displayed in individual folders, whose names
correspond to the function name in the measuring instrument’s menu.
In some folders, changes to the configuration can be made. The change options
largely correspond to those in the measuring instrument’s menu, see instruction
manual for the measuring instrument.

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E.10 testo 324

The menu / module group testo 324 is only available if the testo 324 measuring instrument support is activated, see Settings - Configuration - Analyzers, p. 64.

E.10.1 Upload measure sites
Use the Upload measure sites module to upload measuring locations to the testo 324
measuring instrument.
Open the module
testo 324 →Upload measure sites.

The Upload measure sites module is divided into two sections. The Measure sites on PC tab
is located in the top section, and the Measure sites on analyzer tab is located in the bottom
section.

E.10.1.1 Measure sites on PC
The Measure sites on PC tab displays the measuring locations that are saved on the PC.
Finding a specific measuring location
Enter a search criterion in a search field → start the search: Search.
Transmitting measuring location(s) to the measuring instrument
Options:
Select all locations: Select all.
Undo selection of all locations: Select none.
Select measuring location(s) () → Upload.

Displaying measuring location
Activate measuring location → Show.
- The Show measure site data module is opened, see Show measure site data,p. 20.

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Changing the measuring location
Activate measuring location → Change.
- The Change measure site data module is opened, see Change measure site data, p. 22.

E.10.1.2 Measure sites on analyzer
The Measure sites on analyzer tab displays the measuring locations that are saved in the
instrument.
Deleting location(s)Select measuring location(s) () → Delete.

Activate measuring location
Select measuring location(s) () → Activate.

Options:
Select all locations: Select all.
Undo selection of all locations: Select none.

E.10.2 Download measurement data
Use the Download measurement data module to save measurement protocols from thetesto 324 measuring instrument to the PC.
Open the module
testo 324 →Download measurement data.

Saving the measurement protocol(s)Options:
Select all measurement protocols: Select all.
Undo selection of all measurement protocols: Select none.
Select measurement protocol(s) () → Download.

- The measurement protocol is saved under the same measuring location on the PC
as on the instrument. If the location of the selected measurement protocol does not
yet exist on the PC, you are asked if you wish to create this.
-orSelect measurement protocol(s) (OK.

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Displaying the measurement protocol
If the selected measurement has not yet been saved to the PC, this function is notavailable.
Select measurement protocol () → Show.

- The Display measurement data module is opened, see Display measurement data, p.
25.
Deleting the measurement protocol
Activate the measurement protocol → Delete → Yes.
- The measurement is deleted.

E.10.3 Configure testo 324
Use the Configure testo 324 module to configure the testo 324 measuring instrument.
Open the module
testo 324 →Configure testo 324.

E.10.3.1 Analyzer
The Analyzer tab displays important information about the connected measuring instrument.

E.10.3.2 Print text
In the Print text tab, the headers and footers can be set up for the testo 324 measuring
instrument report printouts.
Setting up print texts
Enter print texts in the text input fields Ready.

E.10.3.3 Memory
In the Memory tab, the memory of the testo 324 measuring instrument can be deleted.

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E.11 testo 300 / testo 330

The testo 300 / testo 330 menu/module group is only available if instrument support for the testo 300 / testo 330 measuring instrument is activated, see Settings- Configuration - Instruments, p. 46.

E.11.1 Transmit measure locations
Locations can be transmitted to the testo 330 measuring instrument using the Transmit
measure locations module.
Open module
testo 300 →Transmit measure locations.

testo 330 →Transmit measure locations.

or
The Transmit measure locations module is separated into two areas. The Measure locations on
PC tab is located in the upper area while the Measure locations on instrument tab is locatedin the lower area.

E.11.1.1 Measure locations on PC
The Measure locations on PC tab shows the locations which are saved on the PC.
Search for a specific location
Enter search criterion in a search box → Start search: Search.
Transmit location(s) to measuring instrument
Options:
Select all locations: Select all.
Cancel selection of locations: Select none.
Select location(s) () → Transmit.

Display location
Activate location → Display.

E. Functions 49­- The Show measure location data module is opened, see Show measure location data,
p. 20.
Change location
Activate location → Change.
­- The Change measure location data module is opened, see Change measure location
data, p. 22.

E.11.1.2 Measure locations on instrument
The Measure locations on instrument tab shows the locations which are saved in the instrument.
Delete location(s):Options:
Select all locations: Select all.
Cancel location selection: Select none.
Select location(s) () → Delete.

E.11.2 Download measurement data
Measurement protocols in the testo 300 / testo 330 measuring instrument can besaved on your PC via the Download measurement data module.
Open module
testo 300 →Download measurement data.

testo 330 →Download measurement data.

or
Save measurement protocol(s)Options:
Select all measurement protocols: Select all.
Cancel all measurement protocols: Select none.
Select measurement protocol(s) () → Read.

­- The measurement protocol is saved on your PC in the same location as on the
instrument. If the location of the selected measurement protocol is not yet available
on your PC, it is set up automatically.
Information for testo 300
If no customer / system number was assigned to the testo 300, it is automaticallycreated by Easy Heat and synchronized with the measuring device.­

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) → Download as ... → Select target location →­- The measurement protocol is saved on your PC in the location selected.
Delete measurement protocol
Select measurement protocol → Delete → Yes.
­- The measurement is deleted.
Display measurement protocol
If the selected measurement has not yet been saved to the PC, this function is notavailable.
Select measurement protocol () → View.

­- The Display measurement data module is opened, see Display measurement data,
p. 25.

E.11.3 Online measurement
A flue gas measurement, during which the instrument is controlled by the PC, is carried out via the Online measurement module. The readings are transmitted directly to your
PC and displayed.
Open a module
testo 330 →Online measurement.

E.11.3.1 Measure values, Display, Chart, Flue gas matrix
Carry out online measurement
The Flue gas matrix tab is only available in combination with testo 330 Order no.
0632 3306 and 0632 3307 (see instrument specification plate).
Measure values, Display, Chart, Fluegas matrix: Only parameters and measurement units areshown which are activated in the Display order tab (in the same module).
Fluegas matrix: The measurement parameters relevant for the flue gas matrix are displayed.
1 Set measurement cycle: ().

2 Set measurement sequence: ().

3 Start measurement: Start.
­- Online measurement starts (initialisation phase may possibly run first)­- The readings are displayed:· Measure values tab: Table with all measurement channels and data/time of single measurements.

E. Functions 51· Display tab: Display fields with all measurement channels.
Save readings manually (only available when the measurement cycle is set to0s):
Save:.
During a measurement, mean value, maximum, minimum can be displayed
instead of the actual values: Actual values ( ).
Change the size of the display fields: Move controller ( ).
Show readings in a separate window which is always in the foreground: show
min window ( ).
· Chart tab: Measurement diagram with 16 selectable measurement channels andautomatic scaling of the time axis.
Set diagram properties (channels displayed, line color, scaling ): Properties.
Store diagram as a file: Store diagram .
		Save bitmap → Enter file name ( ) → Select file type ( / → Save
Fluegas matrix tab: The current measurement value is displayed with cross-hairs in

the flue gas matrix.
Change displayed measurement parameters: O2/CO or CO2 / CO ().

Configure limit values: Set prescribed values using Fuels and System type (enter limit O2 and limit CO manually.

) or

4 End measurement: Stop.
­- Online measurement is complete.
Options (only in readings folder):Save readings: Save... .
Export readings to Microsoft Excel: Export Excel.
Export readings to clipboard (text file separated by tab stop): Clipboard.

E.11.3.2 Display order
The measurement channels available are shown in the All channels area. Only the parameters and measuring units are available which are in the current display sequenceof the measuring instrument
The measurement channels, which appear on your PC during online measurement,
are shown in the Shown channels area.
Setting up the display sequence
Add/delete measurement channels: Add ->, Add all ->, <- Delete or <- Delete all.
Arrange order of measurement channels: Select measurement channel → Up or
Down.

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E.11.4 Configure testo 300 / testo 330
With the module- configure testo 330- configure testo 300
the appropriate measuring device can be configured.
Open module
testo 300 →Configure testo 300.

testo 330 →Configure testo 330.

orWhen no connection to the instrument can be set up, see Settings ­- Configuration,
Instruments, p.63.
Display configuration data / Change configuration
Select tab- The available configuration data are displayed in individual tabs whos names correspond to the function desription in the measuring instrument’s menu
In some folders, changes to the configuration can be made. The change possibilities
generally correspond to those in the menu of the measuring instrument, see Instruction manual for the measuring instrument.

E.12 testo 380

The menu / module group testo 330+380 is only available if the testo 380 measuring
instrument support is activated, see Settings - Configuration - Analyzer, p. 64

E.12.1 Upload measure sites
Use the Upload measure sites module to upload measuring locations to the testo 380
measuring instrument.
Open the module
testo 380 →Upload measure sites.

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The Upload measure sites module is divided into two sections. The Measure sites on PC tab
is located in the top section, and the Measure sites on analyzer tab is located in the bottom
section.

E.12.1.1 Measure sites on PC
The Measure sites on PC tab displays the measuring locations that are saved on the PC.
Finding a specific measuring location
Enter a search criterion in a search field → start the search: Search.
Transmitting measuring location(s) to the measuring instrument
Options:
Select all locations: Select all.
Undo selection of all locations: Select none.
Select measuring location(s) () → Upload.

Displaying measuring location
Select measuring location → Show.
- The Show measure site data module is opened, see Show measure site data, p. 20.
Changing the measuring location
Select measuring location → Change.
- The Change measure site data module is opened, see Change measure site data, p. 22.

E.12.1.2 Measure sites on analyzer
The Measure sites on analyzer tab displays the measuring locations that are saved in the
instrument.
Deleting location(s):Select measuring location(s) () → Delete.

Options:
Select all locations: Select all.
Undo selection of all locations: Select none.

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E.12.2 Download measurement data
Use the Download measurement data module to save measurement protocols from thetesto 380 measuring instrument to the PC.
Open the module
testo 380 →Download measurement data.

Saving the measurement protocol(s)Options:
Select all measurement protocols: Select all.
Undo selection of all measurement protocols: Select none.
Select measurement protocol(s) () → Download.

- The measurement protocol is saved under the same measuring location on the PC
as on the instrument. If the location of the selected measurement protocol does notexist, this is automatically created.
-orSelect measurement protocol(s) (OK.

) → Download as ... → Select target location →- The measurement protocol is saved to the PC under the selected measuring location.
Deleting the measurement protocol
Select measurement protocol → Delete → Yes.
- The measurement is deleted.
Displaying the measurement protocol
If the selected measurement has not yet been saved to the PC, this function is notavailable.
Select measurement protocol () → Show.

- The Display measurement data module is opened, see Display measurement data, p.
25.

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E.12.3 Set-up testo 380
Use the Set-up testo 380 module to configure the testo 380 measuring instrument.
Open the module
testo 380 v

Set-up testo 380.

If no connection to the instrument can be established, see Settings - Configuration - Analyzers p. 63
Showing configuration data / changing configuration
Select tab ()- The available configuration data is displayed in individual tabs, whose names correspond to the function name in the measuring instrument’s menu.
In some folders, changes to the configuration can be made. The change options
largely correspond to those in the measuring instrument’s menu, see instruction
manual for the measuring instrument.

E.13 Settings

The Report design, Configuration and Information modules are opened via the Settings menu.
You can also open these modules via the navigation bar.

E.13.1 Report design
In the Report design module, the report templates for printing out measurement protocols and those for inputting unlogged data can be changed to suit the user’s specificrequirements, or new ones can be created.

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E.13.1.1 Report templates for printing
Open the module
1 Settings →Report design → Report templates for printing ().

- The available report templates are displayed.
Where measurement methods are not displayed, measurement protocols are printed out in a fixed standard layout. You can, however, create a report template
specific to these measurement methods.
Creating a new report template
Create a new report template: New → Enter a name for the report template →OK. → Create new report template
Changing a report templateActivate report template: OK → Adapt report template
Copying a report template	Select report template: Copy Enter new name for the report template OK. → Adapt
report template as required.
Deleting a report template
Report templates required by the system cannot be deleted.
Select report template: Delete → Yes. → Report template is removed from the list.
Renaming a report templateSelect report template: Rename → Enter new name for the report template → OK.
The Report design module is divided into two sections. The folders Field, Font, Border andPage are located in the left-hand section, and the folders Editor and Preview are locatedin the right-hand section.

Field, Font, Border, Page

The box properties of the form boxes (field type, font and margin) and the page properties can be changed in the tabs.
The displayed properties for box, font and margin are valid for the form box which
is selected in the Editor folder (in the same module).
Set up box type
Select box type in Field ( ):· Textfield: Text is entered in the form box.

E. Functions 57· ··Data field: The value stored in the database (measuring value, customer orsystem data) of the selected data field is inserted into the report field. Alternatively, a value that is filled out in a data entry form can be read out..
Select data box ( ).
· Graphics: The selected graphic is entered in the form box.
Select graphic: File ... → Select file → Open.
Logo: The logo stored under Settings ­- Configuration ­- Own data is entered.
· Chart (measured data): The measurement protocol readings stored in the database
are input as graphics in the form box.
· Table (Measure data): The measurement protocol readings stored in the database are
input in table form in the form box.
By marking the printing area, you can determine which area of the table will be
printed.
Select printing area ( ): Limit printing area or print out entire table
Select range of table to be printed ( ): Select individual areas or print out entire table
Select data of table to be printed ( ): Select the data to be printedDetermining the
fontThis function is only available if the Textfield or Data field box type is selected.
Select font in Font ( ):· Standard font: The standard font set in the Page folder is used.
· Special font: A font deviating from the standard font is used.
Select font: Font ... → Set values → OK.
· Barcode: The “Barcode” font is used.
·Check box (from data entry form): A check box transferred from a data entry form is displayed as a check box (without this font, it represents only the values 0 and 1)
Select alignment in the Alignment text box ( ).
Border settings
Select border properties for the form box in Border ().

Page settings
Page properties and the form standard font can be changed in the Page tab.
Input and set page properties ().

Define standard font: Default font ... → Adjust values → OK.

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EditorIn the Editor tab, report fields can be inserted into the report, their size can be changed
and/or they can be deleted.
Insert new form box
Select corner point of form box on a free area of the form(
keep pressed) → Drag form box until it is the right size → End input,
release ( ).
Move form box
Select form box and then keep pressed → Move form box to required position →End moving, release ( ).
Delete form box
Highlight form box → [ Del  ] (keypad).

Preview

A preview of the report is displayed in the Preview tab.
Saving a report
Save.

- The saved report is used for printing out measurement protocols of the selected
measurement type.
Saving a report as a template
Backup as ... → Enter report name → OK.

- The report is saved and can be retrieved when necessary.
Retrieving a report
Restore from ... → Select report name → OK.

- The report is retrieved.
Printing a report
Print.

- The report is printed out as displayed in the Preview folder.
Undoing an entry
Undo.

- A work step is deleted at the click of a mouse.

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E.13.1.2 Report templates for data entry
Open the module
1 Settings →Report design → Report templates for data entry ().

- The available report templates are displayed.
Creating a new report template
Create a new report template: New → Enter a name for the report template →OK.→ Create new report template
Changing a report templateActivate report template: OK → Adapt report template
Copying a report templateSelect report template: Copy → Enter new name for the report template OK →Adapt report template as required.
Deleting a report templateSelect report template: Delete → Yes. → Report template is removed from the list.
Renaming a report templateSelect report template: Rename Enter new name for the report template OK.
The Report design module is divided into two sections. The tabs Field, Font, Border and Page
are located in the left-hand section, and the tabs Editor and Preview are located in theright-hand section.

Field, Font, Border, Page
The field properties of the report fields (field type, font and border) and the page properties can be changed in the tabs.
The properties displayed for the field, font and border are valid for the report field
selected in the Editor tab (in the same module).
Setting the field type
Select the field type under Field ( ):· Text field: Text is inserted in the report field as it is entered.
· Graphics: The selected graphic is inserted in the report field.
Select graphic: File ... → Select file → Open.
· Logo: the logo saved under Settings - Configuration - Own data is inserted.·

60 E. Functions· Entry field: Properties can be assigned to the entry field.

1 Name of the entry field
2 Information text for additional informationthat is displayed while the report is being
filled out
3 Selection list for a data type which thedata that is to be entered must correspond to
4 Check box
5 Check box
6 Name of the check box (only if 5 isactivated)
7 Restrict number range (only if figure or
number is selected under point 3)

Assign properties → Save

E. Functions 61· Check box: Properties can be assigned to the check box.

1 Name of the entry field
2 Information text for additional information that is displayed while the report isbeing filled out
3 Name of a group of check boxes. Only
one check box at a time can be selectedfrom all those in the group.
4 Check box
5 Check box
6 Name of the check box (only if 5 isactivated)

Assign properties → Save.
Making font settings
This function is only available if Text field or Data field is selected as the field type.
Select the font under Font ( ):· Standard font: the standard font set in the Page tab is used.
· Special font: a font other than the default font is used.
Select font: Font ... → Set values OK.
· Barcode: the “Barcode” font is used.
Select the alignment in the text field under Alignment ( ).
Select the font colour under Color (only displayed in the Preview tab).
Select the background colour for the field under Background color.

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Making border settings
Select the border properties of the report field under Border ().

Making page settings
The page properties and standard font for the report can be changed in the Page tab.
Enter or set page properties ().

Define the standard font: Standard font ... → Set values → OK.

EditorIn the Editor tab, report fields can be inserted into the report, their size can be changed
and/or they can be deleted.
Inserting a new report field
Select the corner of the report field on a free area of the report (press and hold) → Drag the report field to the required size → Complete insertion (release).

Moving a report field
Select the report field (and then press and hold) → Drag the report field to therequired position → Complete move (release).
Deleting a report field
Select the report field → [ Del  ] (keypad).
Saving a report
Save.

- The saved report is used for printing out measurement protocols of the selected
measurement type.
The saved report is available under Measurements → Display measurement data → Data entry
for filling in. Its fields can be integrated into templates
for printing.
Printing a report
Print.

- The report is printed out as displayed in the Preview folder.
Undoing an entry
Undo.

- A work step is deleted at the click of a mouse.

Preview

A preview of the report is displayed in the Preview tab.

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E.13.2 Configuration
Open module
Settings →Configuration.

E.13.2.1 Instruments
In the Analyzers tab, the instruments that are to be supported by the software can beselected.
Activate the required instruments that are to be used with the easyHeat software:( ).
In the case of the instruments testo 330, testo 320 and testo 324, the interface used
can also be set:	Activate the interface used with ().

E.13.2.2 Programme
The user­-specific programme settings can be made in the Programme tab.
Pocket PC synchronization: ().

Job management
Job management: ().

E.13.2.3 Customer data
You can enter presettings for setting up customer and location data in the Customer datatab.
Activate required functions ().

E.13.2.4 Own dataYour own address data can be input in the Own data tab.
Own data → Enter/change address data.

E.13.2.5 Color scheme
In the Color scheme tab , the screen presentation can be selected.
Select desired screen presentation ().

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E.13.2.6 Software Update
Regular automatic checking for later versions of the software can be activated in the
Software Update tab.
Check automatically for software updates:

An Internet connection is required for the regular check.

E.13.2.7 Language
The country-specific language can be selected in the Language tab.
Use language selected in the regional settings of the operating system: (User selected language: ()).

E.13.2.8 Backup
Presettings for data backups are made in the Backup tab.
To protect your data from a fault in the hard disk, your backup files should besaved on another data carrier.
Select directory for backup files
Search → Select directory → OK.

Determine backup methods
Full backup () → Select required the period for database backups.

Changes backup () → Select required the period for database backups.

Backup measure data during online measurement: ()

E.13.3 Information
The Information module contains 4 folders in which important information for the PC
used and for the software is shown. This information is important if you contact our
hotline and will help us to diagnose the fault.
Open a module
Settings →Information.

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E.14 Database

E.14.1 Full backup
1 Full backup of data: Database →Full backup.

2 Confirm Information 3010: OK.

E.14.2 Incremental backup
1 Save changes since last data backup: Database →Incremental backup.

2 Confirm Information 3009: OK.

E.14.3 Restore database
1 Open Restore database window: Database →Restore database.

2 Restore data: Select time for restore → OK.
3 Confirm Information 3013: OK.

E.14.4 Repair and compact
Faults in the database occurring after a system crash or power failure can be corrected.
Repair faults in database: Database →Repair and compact.

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F. Questions and Answers
Question

Possible reasons

Uninstall software.

-		AnswerUse Windows uninstall routine.

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