GFS2102™ OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
© 2007 DH Instruments, a Fluke Company
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FEATURE
DESCRIPTION
Identification
(optional text
entry field)
Type in the device identification. The field can contain any combination of characters and
numbers to represent a specific device. This field is frequently used to store internal
tracking information for a specific device. The value entered is included in the Test Data
Files and can be included in reports.
DUTs whose record type is
<Profile>
do not include an identification field in the DUT Editor.
Instead, the identification can be entered during test initialization. The default Data File
directory naming preference can use the DUT
<Identification>
to create the data directory
for data files when running tests.
Customer ID
(optional text
entry field)
Type in the device customer identification. The field can contain any combination of
characters and numbers to represent a specific device. This field is frequently used to store
customer specific product information. The value entered is included in the Test Data Files
and can be included in reports.
DUTs whose record type is
<Profile>
do not include a customer ID in the DUT Editor.
Instead, the identification is entered during test initialization. The default Data File directory
naming preference can use the DUT
<Customer ID>
to create the data directory for data
files when running tests.
5.5.3.2
[CALIBRATION] TAB
The fields on the
[Calibration]
tab are used to include information specific to the
device’s calibration in its definition. The information listed on this tab is available
on reports.
This section describes the
[Calibration]
tab features. The Feature column notes
features that are not available in certain setup types.
All features on the [Calibration] tab are optional. The information is provided
for calibration tracking. The last edit and the active user for the edit are always
provided on this tab in the <Record Last Edited> and <Record Last Edited By>
fields.
Use the <Calibration Setting> fields to store calibration settings for an
instrument. Not only is this information available for reporting. The user controls
the format and use of the data.
Figure 73.
DUT Editor, [Calibration] Tab