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IM AQ1200-01EN
Explanation
This feature is available on models with the /SLT or /HLT option.
You can specify core numbers and tape number types and save data (measurement conditions and
measured values) to the AQ1200 internal memory. You can also save the data to a file.
Displayed List
You can set the list to show to one of the following options. The list display format changes depending
on the starting core number, tape number type, and number of fibers (or tapes) that you set in the
detailed setup screen.
Core List
A list of core numbers and the saved data of the highlighted core number are displayed.
List
The core numbers and saved data are displayed.
Example When the Starting Core Number Is Set to “5,” the Tape Number Type Is Set
to “a-h(8),” and the Number of Tapes Is Set to “10”
The list begins with the starting core number 5.
Each core number is divided into eight tape
numbers from a to h.
The list begins with the starting core number 5.
Each core number is divided into eight tape
numbers from a to h. The data for the core and
tape number pairs through 14h is displayed.
Use the rotary knob and the arrow keys to scroll
through the list.
Core List
List
There are 10 tapes, so the cores are
numbered 5a through 14h.
The data of the highlighted core and tape
number pair (5a here) is displayed.
Skipping
If you specify Skip for a core number that you don’t need to measure, its data will not be saved. By
setting which cores to skip beforehand, you can avoid accidentally saving unnecessary data.
Saving Data
You can save up to three sets of data in the save area of the specified core.
For details about saving the data to a file, see section 16.2.
Deleting Data
You can delete the data for individual core numbers in a save area or delete all the data at once.
Starting Core Number
You can set the starting core number to a value within the following range.
1 to 9900
Tape Number Type
You can set the tape number type to one of the following options.
Off, a-b(2), a-c(3), a-d(4), a-e(5), a-f(6), a-g(7), a-h(8)
9.4 Selecting and Saving Core and Tape Numbers
