eDAQ Training Seminars

Seminar Overviews

eDAQ Introduction

Seminar Number: EDAQ-TRN-INTR

Level: Novice

Prior Knowledge Requirement: None

Track: eDAQ Introduction

Duration: 1 Day

This seminar is day one of a three day eDAQ user’s session whereby, new users will become familiar with the unit, how it functions and how to communicate with it. This includes a thorough 'trouble shooting' section to define how to deal with potential problems that they may encounter in the field. This first day is intended to get new users started with their system.

Objective: The attendee will become familiar with the eDAQ, the communication methods that it uses and key parameters
associated with its normal operation.

Typical Seminar Chronology

NOTE: This seminar is part of the multi-track eDAQ Master Class and is the first day in the multi-day seminar. Existing users or those familiar with the eDAQ may wish to skip this track and join us for the next two tracks (User Instruction and Advanced Application).

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eDAQ User Introduction

Seminar Number: EDAQ-TRN

Level: Beginner to Intermediate

Prior Knowledge Requirement: Microsoft Windows® and Excel®

Track: eDAQ Standard

Duration: 2 Days (Day 1 of 2)

Although the existing user may be aware of some of the fundamentals of the eDAQ, this seminar is designed to introduce features that they may well have missed or not fully implemented. This will cover all aspects of the eDAQ's functionality from a start-to-finish approach, without all of the 'bells and whistles'. If attendees are going to use their system for data logging, this seminar will show them how to start taking advantage of the array of tools that are available to them.

Objective: The attendee will gain a clear understanding of the eDAQ and its relationship and application to many transducer types. In addition, they will acquire insight into some of the 'add on' capabilities of eDAQ including adding peripheral devices such as GPS. Attendees will be able to use the knowledge gained to participate in the second day of the seminar, eDAQ Advanced Application.

Typical Seminar Chronology

NOTE: This seminar is part of the multi-track eDAQ Master Class and is the second day in the multi-day seminar.

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eDAQ Advanced Application

Seminar Number: EDAQ-TRN

Level: Intermediate to Advanced

Prior Knowledge Requirement: Microsoft Windows® and Excel®

Track: eDAQ Standard

Duration: 2 Days (Day 2 of 2)

Having become familiar with their system, it would be nice for users to see what it can really do! This section introduces some of the intricacies of the eDAQ along with the processing capabilities that set it aside from any other system. It will not only get attendees involved in determining what needs to be done to make sense of their exercise, but also allow them to do it using the myriad of tools. Tools such as real-time data processing, data reduction by statistical means and cyclic identification will be covered. We will also discuss attendee suggestions for possible eDAQ applications.

Objective: The attendee will learn the capabilities of eDAQ, beyond the 'logger.' In addition, they will become familiar with some of the methods that can be used to control the system. Upon completion, attendees will understand why, how and when to use a variety of data collection formats and how they can be successfully applied to a real test environment.

Typical Seminar Chronology

NOTE: This seminar is part of the multi-track eDAQ Master Class and is the third day in the multi-day seminar. Only those that were present for the eDAQ User Introduction may attend this seminar as it requires activities from the eDAQ User Introduction track.

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