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Exporting Graph Data
1 To export graph data as a CSV (common-separated variable) file, select File/Export Graph
Data as CSV. A Save As dialog opens to save with a CSV extension.
Note: The CSV file format is used to exchange data between different applications (i.e. MS
Excel).
2 Enter a File Name and click the Save button.
Figure 16.17 - Export Graph Data as CSV Menu
3 To export graph data in other formats, select Export Graph Data. An Exporting Demand
Profile dialog opens.
Figure 16.18 - Export Graph Data Menu
4 Select an Export format. The Exporting Demand Profile dialog displays several format
options to use. Metafile, BMP, JPEG, PNG, and a Text delimited file that can be imported
into a spreadsheet.
5 Select an Export Destination location (to a Clip Board, as a File, or send to a Printer).
6 If saving as an image, select the object size or Pixel.
7 Click on Export to save the file and complete the file parameters.
8 To Print the graph image, click on Print. (The print button appears when the Printer radio
button is selected)
Figure 16.19 - Exporting Demand Profile Dialog
- User’s Manual 1
- Table of Contents 4
- Section 7 Group and Location 5
- Section 8 Recorder 6
- Section 9 Meter 6
- Section 10 Virtual Meter 6
- Section 11 Customer 7
- Section 13 Other Features 7
- Section 14 Access Location 7
- Section 15 Errors and Flags 8
- Section 17 Real-Time Graphs 8
- Introduction 10
- What is E-Mon Energy™? 10
- Benefits of E-Mon Energy 10
- About This Manual 10
- Using This Manual 11
- Notation Conventions 12
- Usage Conventions 12
- Icons in the Margins 13
- Related Documentation 13
- If You Need Help 13
- System Configuration Overview 14
- AMR On-Site Configuration 16
- AMR Off-Site Configuration 17
- Installing E-Mon Energy 18
- Logging into the System 23
- Logging out of the System 24
- How do I use E-Mon Energy™? 28
- What is the Menu Bar? 29
- Device Explorer Button 30
- Parent Window 31
- Child Windows 31
- Pop-Up Dialog Boxes 32
- Pop-Up Menus 32
- Pop-Up Calendars 33
- Messages Dialogs 33
- Navigation Buttons 36
- Action Buttons 36
- Connection Parameters 38
- Ethernet 39
- What is the AMR Panel? 49
- What are AMR Icons? 49
- What is the Schedule Panel? 50
- What is the TASK Panel? 51
- What is the Server Panel? 53
- How do I Set Up the Tasks? 55
- How do I Set Up the Server? 56
- Group and Location 58
- What are Group and Location? 58
- What is the Group Panel? 59
- How do I Add New Group? 62
- Updating the Device Explorer 63
- USTOMIZE button. A 64
- What is the Location Panel? 65
- Setting up a New Location 70
- Option) 72
- Select Location 73
- What is a Recorder? 78
- What is the Recorder Panel? 78
- Communication Setup 80
- What is the Access Window? 84
- Recorder Procedures 87
- Scanning Recorder 88
- Updating the Database 88
- Initializing the Recorder 92
- Verifying the Recorders 95
- What is a Meter? 96
- What is a Submeter? 96
- Select Meter Location 100
- rather than NEW 101
- Reading the Meter Hardware 102
- What is a Virtual Meter? 104
- Virtual Meter 104
- Setting up a Location Tab 106
- Update the Device Explorer 107
- Creating a Virtual Recorder 108
- Creating a Virtual Meter 109
- +” button to add a new 109
- Customer 114
- What is the Customer Panel? 115
- How do I add a Customer? 116
- Adding a Billing Device 118
- Rate Table and TOU Schedule 120
- How is the Rate Table used? 125
- charges 131
- Other Features 132
- What are the Other Features? 132
- Recorder 134
- Security 135
- Access Location 138
- What Is the Access Location? 138
- What Are the Functions? 138
- Read Hardware Functions 140
- Flag Status Button 141
- Profile Status Button 142
- Version/Time Button 143
- Verify Hardware Functions 144
- Verify Meters Button 145
- Verify AMR Button 146
- Setup Hardware Functions 147
- Initialize Recorder Button 148
- Update Database Button 148
- Access Database Functions 149
- Load Graph Functions 150
- Power Graph Functions 150
- Error and Flags 152
- What Are the Error Flags? 152
- What Is a Connection Error? 152
- What Is a Protocol Error? 152
- What Is a Profile Error? 152
- What Is a Billing Error? 153
- What Is a Flag Status? 154
- Checking the Flag Status 155
- Clearing a Flag Status 155
- Demand Profile Graph 156
- How Is the Data Stored? 157
- Can I Print the Graph? 159
- To Load a Profile 160
- Plotting the Graph 162
- Navigating in the Graph 163
- Other viewing options are: 164
- Printing a Graph 164
- Exporting Graph Data 165
- Creating a Pie Chart 166
- Selecting Graph Options 167
- Real-Time Graphs 168
- What Is the Statistic Table? 169
- What Is the Power Graph? 170
- To Load the Power Graph 173
- Billing and Reports 176
- Bill Cycle Definition 185
- Auto Bill Cycle Setup 186
- Meters using the Bill Cycle 186
- Auto Bill Cycle Scheduler 186
- Consumption Report(s) 189
- Saving or Printing the Bill 191
- Billing Period Options 192
- Troubleshooting 194
- Software? 194
- Using Help 195
- Glossary 198
- E-MON 207
- Flag Codes 208
- Modem Functions 209
- TCP Functions 210
- Reference Guide 214
- Connect and Read Meters 214
- Generate Bills 214
- Graph Load Profile 215
- Billing Templates 216
- E-Mon Energy User Manual D-2 217
- CROSS SEASON STANDARD FORMS: 218
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