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Importing a Temp Logger in ADAMS

Temperature logger files, in text format (.txt) can be imported by approved laboratories.

 

Prerequisite:
The File name must be a concatenation of the data logger ID ("Temp Logger ID) and the date of sample reception by the lab (in local time) separated by an underscore.
Example: Temp Logger ID = "KG34V10".
Date of sample reception (YYYY-MM-DD) ="2015-03-25".
Filename="KG34V10_2015-03-25.txt".


How to import a new temperature logger file

  1. Login as an Approved Laboratory user
  2. Go to Import Temp Logger File
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  3. Click Choose File to browse to the relevant temp logger file
  4. click Import.
    The page also lists the import history of the past 3 months
  5. Wait for the import status to be complete
  6. The "Details" function offers four options:
    1. Print: to print the current page
    2. Close: to leave the screen
    3. Post: to submit the import (the status will be "Submitted" instead of "temporary").
    4. Reject import: in case of errors, the user has the possibility to reject the file (the system will not take into account this file).
    5. When the import of a temperature logger file is successful and the import is posted by the user (status is changed to "Submitted"), a match is triggered with a matched DCF and BPLR.  

Supported formats

Currently ADAMS supports Data in the following formats:

Case 1: 3 columns separated by tab/space.  This format is used by the company Berlinger.

    1. First column is date in the format  yyyy-MM-dd.
    2. Second column Time in the format HH:mm  (24 hour clock)
    3. Third Temperature. And it should be in English format. For example 4.6 but not 4,6
    4. Example:   2017-01-24 14:20 11.8
      Sample file: GVREAL_2017-02-06.txt

Case 2: 4 columns separated by tab/space.  This format is used by the company Sensitech

  1. First column is a row number.
  2. Second column is date in the format  yyyy/MM/dd.
  3. Third  column Time in the format HH:mm:ss  (24 hour clock)
  4. Fourth Temperature.  And it should be in English format. For example 4.6 but not 4,6
  5. Example:    1  2016/12/14  5:02:58  22.61
    Sample file: CN83100R50_B_2017-03-06.txt


Case 3: 5 columns separated by tab/space.  This format is used by the company Sensitech

    1. First column is a row number.
    2. Second column is date in the format  yyyy/MM/dd.
    3. Third  column Time in the format hh:mm  
    4. Fourth column is AM/PM Marker
    5. Fifth Temperature.  And it should be in English format. For example 4.6 but not 4,6
    6. Example:  1 2016/12/14 4:01 PM 2.22
      Sample file: CN83100R50_C_2017-03-06.txt

Case 4: 5 columns separated by tab/space.  This format is used by the company LogTag

    1. First column is a row number.
    2. Second column is date in the format  yyyy/MM/dd.
    3. Third  column Time in the format hh:mm:ss 
    4. Fourth column is AM/PM Marker
    5. Fifth Temperature.And it should be in English format. For example 4.6 but not 4,6
    6. Example:  1 2016/11/21 06:47:24 PM 26.0
      Sample file: LogTagFormatD_2016-11-27.txt

Temp Logger file examples

For references, here are examples of supported temp logger file format:

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