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Q14447 - INFO: Using the LIMS CSV Interface with the Hach 2100Q Portable Turbidimeter
 The Generic LIMS CSV Interface (Q12351) can be used to import results from the Hach 2100Q Portable Turbidimeter CSV Data log.  Requires the USB+Power Module in order to download CSV files from the instrument to the PC. 

  Configure your 2100Q to log data to CSV:

  1. Push DATA MANAGEMENT>Send Data Log.
  2. Choose Send Data Log or Filter Data.  A progress bar will show the transfer status and shows "Transfer Complete" when the data is successfully sent to the USB+Power/USB module.
  3. Remove the USB+Power/USB module from the meter. Note: Do not connect the USB+Power/USB module to the computer when the module is still connected to the meter.
  4. Plug the USB cable, type A, to the USB+Power/USB module and connect the USB+Power/USB module to the PC. Note: The USB+Power/USB module works like a USB storage device.
    Navigate through Windows Explorer to find the USB+power module.
  5. Open the folder "datalog". Find the data file. The file name will be formatted as: Year_Month_Day_Hour_Minute.xml.
  6. Save the data file to a location on the computer. A progress bar will show the transfer status and shows "Transfer Complete" when the data is successfully sent to the USB+Power/USB module.
  7. Open the file in Excel, Save as CSV.

See your 2100Q/DR 1900 Modules User Instructions for more information.

Configure the interface:

  1. Go to Configuration>Source Configuration

  1. Set the Import Folder to the location of your 2100Q CSV files.  The Data Log files are typically named :  Year_Month_Day_Hour_Minute.csv.
  2. Set the number of header rows to 4. 
  3. Map the Columns as follows:

NOTE: Analyte is set to Units as the file only contains Turbidity results.  This way the variable can be cross referenced as follows:

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