Omicron Lab CT Analyzer, User Manual

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Operating and Configuring the CT Analyzer
The following values can be defined in the Miscellaneous Settings page.
Assessments
Check "*" settings
before start
Display warning
before start
Depending on the selected standard and CT type,
some parameters and data (for example, the nominal
burden) are required to obtain a correct assessment of
the CT. If the user does not specify these data prior to
the test, the automatic assessment function of the
CT Analyzer possibly performs the assessment based
on the actual values determined for the CT during the
test and not based on the CT’s nominal data stated on
the name plate.
"Check "*" settings before start"
If this option is enabled, the
CT Analyzer checks
whether the user has entered all necessary values and
data relevant for an automatic assessment prior to the
test start. The respective parameters are then marked
by a star ("*") in the
CT-Object card. If the user did not
enter data for one or more of these mandatory
parameters, no automatic assessment is performed
and the
CT Analyzer displays an "Assessment not
available" message after the test is finished.
This option can be used to avoid an automatic
assessment if the user did not enter all required
parameters and CT data prior to the test.
"Display warning before start"
This option is only relevant if the "Check "*" settings
before start" option is enabled. It is enabled
automatically when enabling the "Check "*" settings
before start" option but can be disabled manually.
Enabling the "Display warning before start" option
displays a corresponding warning message prior to the
test start if the user did not enter data for one or more
of the mandatory parameters that are required for
assessment.
Continuous burden
measurement Normally, the CT Analyzer stops the burden test
automatically as soon as it obtains stable
measurement values for the connected burden.
If this option is enabled, the burden measurement is
not stopped automatically but instead performed
continuously until the user stops it manually by
pressing the
key.
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