# Logging Analog Channels

* Create a new project.

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* Drag and drop the Analog tool to the Channels area of the configuration window.

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* Select Analog channel from the Analog channel drop box.
  * Enter the sampling rate required for logging in to the sampling rate column.
  * Define the ‘Formula’ for scaling the sensor output to engineering units.
    * A- is the slope or the scale factor
    * X- is the input (volts)
    * B- is the offset, and the output will be engineering units.

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* Click ‘Add’ to add the selected channel.

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* Click “Run Configuration”, save the project and provide a name for the project. The logger will create files with the name of the project.

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The configuration will be loaded in the data logger, and logging will start immediately.

[<mark style="color:blue;">Video Tutorial</mark>](https://youtu.be/ksjbOI8hGXU?si=itNxoDHbLOjw3vcS)
