SartoCollect transfers all measured data from measuring equipment (weighing instruments, moisture analysers, pH meters) to a PC and stores it as MS Excel, Word, Access or Ascii files for processing
Accuracy is paramount in metrology.
Because the data collected from measurements has to be processed, however, whether in databases, spreadsheets or quality assurance systems, however, the conclusions derived from measured data and the techniques for processing it are crucial.
Up to now, users have had to carry out a number of operations on data transferred from measuring instruments to computer, to enable further electronic evaluation.
Now, with the highly flexible SartoCollect communications software, complicated data transfer is a thing of the past.
The program also offers keyboard emulation for integrating measured data in the active application (such as SAP).
Furthermore, SQL functions are available for database linking, as well as an integrated VBA script editor for complex applications and controls.
All instruments, regardless of brand or model, can be networked over RS-232, Bluetooth, or TCP/IP.
Up to 99 devices can be operated at once on the network; for example, to process data for a common Excel project.
SartoCollect comes with an integrated instrument library containing pre-defined device datasets and configurations for fast and easy access.
The software interface offers the choice of seven languages: English, German, Italian, French, Spanish Russian and Japanese.
Simple as it is to configure SartoCollect, the program includes a number of special programming functions for adapting instruments to specific applications.
These include, for example, hotkeys, addition of date, time and user ID stamps to measurement results, planned interval data collection, and much more.
There are two versions of SartoCollect available.
SartoCollectlight is included free of charge as standard equipment in many Sartorius devices, with limited functionality and free registration, while the full version of SartoCollect enables access to the complete range of functions.