All FAQs (1737 total: showing 781-800)
- Can LoggerNet connect to a modem with a dynamic IP address?
- Is there a way to set LoggerNet to download only the last x number of hours of data?
- What TCP ports need to be opened up on a firewall to allow LoggerNet to communicate with a data logger?
- Is it possible to use a FQN (fully qualified name) instead of an IP address in the LoggerNet data logger setup?
- What might cause Windows to display a "Blue Screen of Death" when LoggerNet is running?
- Is there a document that fully explains the various commands used in data logger programs, such as parameters, parameter ranges, and default values?
- Why might the numeric and graph displays (accessed from the LoggerNet Connect screen) no longer update?
- Is it possible for LoggerNet to collect data from a data logger and then SFTP it to a server?
- If the original installation disk is missing, how can a copy of LoggerNet be transferred from one computer to another computer?
- To run LoggerNet on a Windows Server operating system, are there any performance requirements or compatibility issues to be mindful of?
- If the LoggerNet product key is lost, is there a way to retrieve this information?
- What would cause the message “table definitions out of date” to appear?
- How can LoggerNet be programmed to download data only from the last download and not data that were previously downloaded?
- If two licenses of LoggerNet are owned, why would having one Windows user in LoggerNet prevent another user from accessing the application?
- What does the error "Classic::CmdClockSet" mean?
- What is the default port that LoggerNet uses to communicate with an IP modem?
- How can the station time be changed in LoggerNet?
- Does upgrading a LoggerNet installation to a LoggerNet Admin installation remove scheduled data collection rules, the stations, or any other settings?
- Does a purchase of LoggerNet come with remote licenses, or are those only available for an additional charge?
- Can LoggerNet run on a 64-bit version of Windows?
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