GFS2102™ OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
© 2007 DH Instruments, a Fluke Company
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5.1.2.2
[SETUP]
All of the necessary program setup features are contained in this menu choice.
The ability to create Test Definitions and DUT Definitions, and options to
configure and change the calibration of the GFS are possible choices in the
[Setup]
menu.
[Test]
Create, edit, view and delete Test Definitions using the
Test Editor.
[DUT]
Create, edit, view and delete DUT Definitions using the DUT Device
Editor.
[Support Device]
Create, edit, view and delete non-DUT devices using the
Support Device Editor. Typically flow controllers and instruments used define the
controller setup point are defined by this option.
[Reference Gas Cylinder]
Create, edit, view and delete Reference Gas Cylinder
Definitions using the Reference Gas Cylinder Editor.
[Configuration]
View and edit options effecting core GFS functionality. This
includes communication, timing, sampling and tolerance criteria.
[Calibration]
View and edit the calibration of the LCM sensors, reference mass,
balance and PC clock.
5.1.2.3
[TOOLS]
[Options]
Select options to customize
GFS Tools
behavior (see 5.2.2).
[Unit of Measure Converter]
Run the Unit of Measure Converter. This tool not
only acts as a convenient unit converter, it also provides the ability to create
custom flow units. On-line help is available in the Unit of Measure Converter by
accessing the
[Help]
menu within the tool. (see 5.2.3).
[Remote Communications]
Send and receive remote commands manually
using the Direct Remote Communication tool (see 5.2.4).
[Process Gas Editor]
Open the
Process Gas Editor
to define manufacturer
specific gas relationship information. On-line help is available in the
Process
Gas Editor
by accessing the
[Help]
menu within the tool (see 5.2.5).
[Change GFS AMH State]
Manipulate the GFS AMH or the isolation valve without
running a test (see 5.2.6).
[PC Time Calibration]
Run an automatic comparison of the internal PC clock
with the LCM clock (see 5.2.7).
5.1.2.4
[DATA]
[View Data File]
View a
GFS Tools
Data File using the Data File Viewer (see
5.3.2). The ASCII text file and a data grid is used to display the information in the
Data File.
[Plot Data File]
Plots information from
GFS Tools
Data Files using the Plot
Tool. The Plot Tool provides features to create custom 2D and 3D plots (see
5.3.3).
[Report Editor]
Run
the
COMPASS
Report Editor
to generate a report from a
Test Data File (see 5.3.4).