Snap-On P1000, User Manual

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Scanner Viewing and Saving Data
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Figure 4-27
1— Armed PID Trigger Indicator - A blue outlined flag indicates the PID trigger
is armed.
2— Upper and Lower Limit Lines (Armed) - Colored limit lines indicate the
trigger is armed but not activated.
3— Trigger Activation Point Reference Cursor - Green cursors lines are
displayed on all the other PID graphs to indicate their relationship to where
the trigger occurred.
4— Pause Cursor - A vertical gray cursor line is displayed (all PIDs) as a marker
in the where the data was paused and the file was saved.
5— Activated PID Trigger Indicator - A red flag indicates the PID trigger has
activated.
6— Trigger Activation Point Cursor - A red cursor line is displayed in the PID
data where the trigger was activated.
7— Upper and Lower Limit Lines (Not Armed and Activated) - Gray limit lines
are displayed when the trigger is armed but not activated and after the trigger
has been activated.
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Setting triggers:
To use triggers, they must be turned on (set/configured), and then armed. Use the
following procedures to setup PID triggers.
1. Highlight the PID to setup with a trigger.
2. Select the Trigger icon.
Selecting the Trigger icon (
Figure 4-28
) displays trigger menu options:
- Set Trigger —opens setup screen for upper/lower limits (trigger points)
- Arm Trigger —arms the trigger to capture data
- Clear All Triggers —deletes all previously set triggers
Figure 4-28
Trigger menu
If triggers are already set, the menu options are:
- Clear Trigger —deletes the highlighted trigger
- Disarm Trigger —disarms the highlighted trigger
- Clear All Triggers —deletes all set triggers
3. Select Set Trigger .
A graph of the highlighted PID and setup icons display (
Figure 4-29
).
The upper trigger point must be set first. A red horizontal line is displayed
across the data graph (
Figure 4-29
) representing the upper trigger point.
4. Use the plus ( + ) and minus ( – ) icons (
Figure 4-29
), or the up
b
and down
d
arrow buttons to change the position of the upper trigger point.
5. Select
a
, or press the Y/
a
button, to set the upper trigger point.
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