Import Data from PEM2 and eClimateNotebook

You can keep yourPEM2 data loggers and still use Conserv Cloud.

In this article, you will learn how to import new PEM2 data into Conserv Cloud and how to transfer your historical data from eClimateNotebook.

Import Data Directly from a PEM2

The Image Permanence Institute (IPI) uses a special file format called pm2 to store data from PEM2 data loggers. You can retrieve these pm2 files from the USB drive when exporting data from your PEM2 data logger or from eClimateNotebook. When you have a pm2 file, you can import it into Conserv Cloud.

  1. Sign in to Conserv Cloud.
  2. In the left navigation menu, select Import.
  3. Click + (Import Data).
  4. Select IPI PEM/PEM2 as the sensor type.
  5. Click NEXT STEP.
  6. Drag the pm2 file to the dialog, or select the file to upload from your computer.
  7. Click NEXT STEP.
  8. Drag the fields from Conserv (left) to match the fields from your file (right).
  9. Click NEXT STEP.
    The import process begins.
  10. To complete the import process, associate your imported data with a new or existing sensor in Conserv Cloud.
  11. Click FINISH.

Export Historical Data from eClimateNotebook

It's only a few button clicks to export your historical data from eClimateNotebook.

  1. Sign in to eClimateNotebook.
  2. Select the Data Manager tab in the upper navigation menu.
  3. Click Data History.
    Each of your PEM2 data loggers is represented as a different dataset.
  4. Click Export Dataset for each data logger that you want to export.
    The exported file is in the pm2 format which you can import directly into Conserv Cloud.
  5. The exported file is named based on the "Location Dataset Name" in eClimateNotebook. Change this name to something meaningful before you export.

eClimateNotebook Export Dataset Data Manager Data History

Watch the following video tutorial to learn how to export historical data from eClimateNotebook.

 

Additional Resources

Reference Import Your Data for more information about the general import process. 

If you have import issues, contact the Support Team for assistance.