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3. OPERATION
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Press [ENT] to move to the next data point. Press [
←
] or [
→
] to scroll backward
and forward through the test points. The data file header is between the first
point and the last point.
Press [ESC] to exit the data file. Confirmation is required to exit the data view
function.
Note
Up to ten data files are buffered, ten at a time, in RPM4-E-DWT
memory. When a new AutoTest run is completed, its data file
goes to front of the queue and the oldest data file is deleted.
3.8.5.2 FILE
 PURPOSE
To view and edit File AutoTest definition files.
 PRINCIPLE
RPM4-E-DWT supports AutoTests (see Section 3.7.11,  PRINCIPLE ).
There are two types of AutoTests:
•
Quick AutoTests in which the DUT and test parameters are entered
“on the fly” during the initialization of the test.
•
File AutoTests in which the DUT and test parameters are stored in a
file and retrieved when the file is selected to run an AutoTest.
File AutoTest parameters are stored in definition files. [SETUP] , <5AutoTest> ,
<2file> allows File AutoTest definition files to be viewed and edited. Up to 40
File AutoTest definition files with up to 21 test points in each file can be created.
A File AutoTest definition file defines:
•
The identifying number of the File AutoTest definition file.
•
Pressure unit of measure.
•
DUT full scale in pressure unit of measure and measurement mode.
•
DUT tolerance (% FS).
•
Number of test points or pressure targets to include in the
AutoTest.
•
Numerical value of each test point or pressure target.
See Section 3.7.11,  OPERATION for information on running a Quick or File
AutoTest.
See Section 3.8.5.1 for information on viewing the data files that result from
running a Sequence.
 OPERATION
Note
See Section 3.7.11, OPERATION, for information on RUNNING a
Quick or File AutoTest.
To access the AutoTest definition viewing and editing functions press [SETUP] ,
<5ATest> , <2file> . Select <1view> to view an AutoTest definition file. Select
<2edit> to edit an AutoTest definition file.
When <2edit> is selected the display is:
Edit File AutoTest #
1