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CHAPITRE 3. GETTING STARTED
A measurement is a direct input or calculation derived from a physical channel.
The type of measurement available depends on the property being measured and configuration of the physical
channel. Examples include RMS, average, minimum, maximum, derivative and integral.
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Analog channel settings
To access acquisition board analog channel settings, use the main navigation bar by tapping on Configuration then
Channels.
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3.5 : Analog channel settings
On this page you can view the table containing all the parameters of the analog channels. It’s possible to filter
the display of channels by acquisition board )present on the device
(1)
, and to customize the display of information
given in columns
(2)
. Single-channel parameters are displayed as rows in the table
(3)
. Most parameters can be
edited from this table, allowing you to define all the settings required for your measurement. For example, referring
to chanel A1 in the table above
(3)
:
• The
Position
column corresponds to the physical location of the channel and in the device (e.g slot A, channel
1).
• The
Name
column corresponds to the channel name (editable).
• The
Module
column corresponds to the type of acquisition board installed.
• The
Sensor
column defines the physical parameter to be measured by the channel. The default value is
voltage measurement. First define the unit, then the sensor.
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By default, a choice of sensors is present in the sensor library. You can add new sensors as required
by clicking on the pencil symbol that brings you to the Sensor libraries section.
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