Arizona Instrument COMPUTRAC MAX 4000, User Manual

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8.1.6 Result Display Options
To get here, navigate:
[MENU]

TEST PROGRAMS

[ENT] to edit a program

RESULT DISPLAY OPTIONS
Standard or custom equations can be
employed by the instrument to calculate results.
Custom equations are usually used in linked
tests (available only on the MAX
®
4000XL) and
other tests where industry specific calculations
are needed. Additionally, a secondary result
that uses a custom equation can be performed
in case two result types are desired.
The following options are available:
•
PRIMARY RESULT options are:
o
% Moisture results are displayed as the percentage of weight lost.
o
% Solids results are displayed as the percentage of weight remaining.
o
% Dry Weight results are displayed on a dry
weight basis.
o
Custom EQ results are calculated from a
custom user equation. Once selected, use
the
[EDIT EQ1] soft key to enter the
equation for the custom Primary result or the
[EDIT EQ2] soft key to enter the equation for
the custom Secondary result. Only the
MAX
®
4000XL has Custom Equations.
Enter the unit NAME for the custom
equation.
Next, enter the equation (EQ). As the
custom equation is entered, the item turns
red when the equation is incomplete or
invalid to prevent an invalid equation from
being used. Select symbols by using the
Arrow keys on the keypad and pressing
[ENT] . (The soft key arrows move through
the equation itself). Press the [SAVE] soft
key when equation is complete and then
move the cursor to K1 and/or K2 to enter
their values if needed. Press
[ESC] to
return to the previous screen when finished.
The following symbols are available:

K1 & K2 are user definable constants.

WI is the initial weight of the current test.

WF is the final weight of the current test.

WI1 is the initial weight of the 1
st
test in a linked series.

WF1 is the final weight of the 1
st
test in a linked series.

WF2 is the final weight of the 2
nd
test in a linked series.

WF3 is the final weight of the 3
rd
test in a linked series.