DMTA-10026-01EN, Rev. D, January 2015
Using Special Functions
97
Figure 5-6 The ALARM SETUP screen
Alarm reference values that were entered in one unit system are displayed as the
equivalent value when the alternate units are selected.
5.4
Using a Strip Chart View
The Magna-Mike 8600 offers a strip chart view (see Figure 5-7 on page 98) to help
trend the thickness as the user scans over an area to be measured. The strip chart
measurements are updated at the 60 Hz measurement rate. This function is only a
visual aid to show how the thickness changes from location to location and does not
produce any type of printout. Strip charts cannot be saved or recalled in the internal
data logger. The upper and lower limits of the strip chart can be set, and high and low
alarm set points can be added. The user can choose to view live statistics, and display
or hide their values (minimum value (
MIN
), maximum value (
MAX
), and
AVERAGE
value).
NOTE
Summary of Contents for Magna-Mike 8600
Page 7: ...DMTA 10026 01EN Rev D January 2015 Table of Contents vii List of Tables 169 Index 171...
Page 8: ...DMTA 10026 01EN Rev D January 2015 Table of Contents viii...
Page 10: ...DMTA 10026 01EN Rev D January 2015 List of Abbreviations x...
Page 28: ...DMTA 10026 01EN Rev D January 2015 Introduction 18...
Page 70: ...DMTA 10026 01EN Rev D January 2015 Chapter 3 60...
Page 112: ...DMTA 10026 01EN Rev D January 2015 Chapter 5 102...
Page 120: ...DMTA 10026 01EN Rev D January 2015 Chapter 6 110...
Page 146: ...DMTA 10026 01EN Rev D January 2015 Chapter 7 136...
Page 160: ...DMTA 10026 01EN Rev D January 2015 Chapter 8 150...
Page 164: ...DMTA 10026 01EN Rev D January 2015 Chapter 9 154...
Page 168: ...DMTA 10026 01EN Rev D January 2015 Appendix A 158...
Page 178: ...DMTA 10026 01EN Rev D January 2015 List of Figures 168...
Page 180: ...DMTA 10026 01EN Rev D January 2015 List of Tables 170 Table 31 Calibration kits 163...
Page 186: ...DMTA 10026 01EN Rev D January 2015 Index 176 WINXL about 137...
