AEMC OX7102-CII, Руководство пользователя

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Recorder Mode - “Display” Menu
Recorder Mode (cont’d)
Faults The search for faults enables successive recordings in “fault capture” or “file
capture” (memory) mode to be explored (.REC).
All files with a “.REC” extension are analysed and each fault is displayed.
When one of these faults is selected, it is displayed on the screen. The main
cursor is fixed at the fault’s trigger point and the auxiliary cursor is placed at
the right of the screen: the window is accessible from: Display
Faults.
Various information is provided in this window:
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Title : total number of faults contained in the memory
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No : fault number
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Acq. date/time : date (day, month) and time of fault acquisition
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Source : symbol for type of trigger used for this fault and source
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File : name of file in which the fault is recorded
The term “memory” in filenames means that the fault captured is in
auxiliary storage. If a file is called anything other than “memory”, all the
faults in the “memory” file will be lost.
Example
Following a file capture, the “Faults” option will allow the different recordings to
be analyzed:
Full screen
Switches from normal display mode to “full screen” display mode and vice
versa.
The display is organized so as to leave the biggest surface area possible for
curve plotting: only the permanent settings remain, as well as the option to
display the automatic measurement window.
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The “full screen” function has the same effect as the key shown opposite.
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The “ ” symbol indicates that the full screen mode is enabled.
This function can also be accessed by double-tapping the trace display area
with the stylus.
VII - 138 SCOPIX Oscilloscopes
Fault n°11 in file
selected:
4214ae6e.REC. Its
triggering source is
outside window.
It was captured on
17 February at
14:47:08.
Display of fault n°11
with the main cursor
on the trigger point
and the auxiliary
cursor on the last
sample acquired.
The recorder er is in
memory display. To
return to normal
display, deselect
Recall ‘.REC’ in the
Memory menu.
The symbol
M is a
reminder that
the recorder
is displaying
a memory
(.REC).