Examples Reports / ScreensFigure A-1: User Interface Basics

Dynamic Toolbar, Tabbed windows, Left-Side Menu Panel.

Data Editors and Report Criteria support “Smart Filters” to narrow selections, CTRL-click, click-drag select, etc.

Ribbon atop reports allow for save to various formats, scaling, watermarks, margins, direct email, etc.

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Figure A-2: Linear Editor

• Gives you access to more data fields (null codes, qualifiers, raw value, etc.)• Smart Filter Fields make it easy to narrow selection for easy selection and action

(e.g., show me all the invalid values that are not flagged as calibration)• Right-click options for flagging, null coding, annotation, batch editing, etc.

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Figure A-3: Cross-Tab Editor

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Figure A-4: Matrix Editor• Grouping button allows easy expand/close of multiple parameters• Grouping is even carried over into Excel Export version of data• Right-click options for flagging, null coding, annotation, batch editing, etc.•

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Figure A-5: Task Scheduler/Wizard

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Figure A-6: Manual Poll / Sync

• Node Syncs can be set for any desired average interval(s)• Calibrations, annotations, logbook entries also polled• Bidirectional sync of channel/calibration configurations ensure all sites kept in proper

sync

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Figure A-7: Calibration Configuration

Example, Automatic Calibration, ozone only.

Example, Instrument Controlled Calibration, multi-pollutant.

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Figure A-8: Site Health Report

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Figure A-10: Editor, Using Filter Fields

Initial Editor State, six parameters for a month

“Show me all the power failure hours so I can null code them as ‘AV’”

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Figure A-11: Batch Data Editor Functions

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Figure A-12: Monthly Report

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Figure A-13: Audit Trail Report

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Figure A-14: Calibration Results Report

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Figure A-15: Cal History Trend and X-Bar-R Chart Viewer

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Figure A-16: Cal Response Plot

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Figure A-17: Network Data Recovery Report Report

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Figure A-18: Max Hourly Report

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Figure A-19: Violation of Standards Report

(Basic limit – NAAQS calculations also provide Design Value information).

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Figure A-20: Real-Time Chart

(Chart and Grid mixed shown).

Chart Only:

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Figure A-21: Wind/Pollution Rose

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Figure A-22: Joint Frequency Distribution Report

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Figure A-23: Daily Summary Report

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Figure A-24: Daily Parameter Report

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Figure A-25 E-mail Alarm Setup Window

Any number of alarms can be set up, with various recipients controlled via the Subscriptions Editor. Alarms can be sent to desktop email, or cellphone/smartphone via SMS.

Alarm triggers include the ability to ‘inhibit’ alarms during certain conditions (cal, maintenance, etc.).

Alarms can be easily set on analyzer performance parameters (temperature, flows, etc.) to alert field technicians about current or pending analyzer problems.

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Figure A-26 FRM / Continuous PM Data Comparison Report/Graph

The FRM / Continuous PM Comparison Graph / Reports compare 24-hour FRM samples with “roll ups” of hourly continuous (TEOM, BAM, etc) particulate data.

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Figure A-27 AQI Monthly Reports

AQI Monthly Matrix / Group Report*

(Can be run on one site or the entire network. This report makes a good published web p.on the web site)

AQI Levels Report

Shows AQI categories over any user-defined time period, as well as a statewide summary of number of days in each category.

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A-28 USEPA Zero Drift Report

Compares analyzer zero drift for the network against EPA guidance.

A-29 Average Data Graph

Note that fixed or dynamic Y-axis scaling is supported. Invalid data points can be shown with their value, or as a gap.A-30 Monthly Non-Continuous

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A-31 AQS Text

A-32 AQS XML

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A-33 Calibration Graph Report

A-34 Basic Data Export (CSV imported into Excel)

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A-35 Calibration Export (CSV imported into Excel)

A-36 Precision Statistics

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A-37 Frequency Distribution

Note: percentile breakpoints can be configured for each parameter type.

A-38 Concentration Distribution

Note: concentration breakpoints can be configured for each parameter type.

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A-39 Logger Line Status Change

A-40 Logger Power Failure

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A-41 Configuration Reports

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A-42 Journal Message Log

A-43 Annotations report

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