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Introduction
The Haz-Dust SM-4000 assigns a tag code to each sampling sequence. The
active location is indicated in the Data Record Screen (figure 3.10).
Maximum tag
codes The Haz-Dust SM-4000 can store a total of 21,500 data points, which can be
distributed into a maximum of 999 locations.
Assigning tag
codes The tag code assigned to the site is determined by the memory storage
type selected in step number three of the sampling process (page 3-10).
Use the table below to identify the tag code being used.
Data storage type selected... The Haz-Dust SM-4000 Assigns...
Continuation The N ext Consecutive Value as the
Tag Code.
Example: If data was previously stored
in tags #001 and #002 the data being
collected will be stored in tag #003.
Overwrite 001 as the Tag Code and all previously
stored data points in all tags are erased.
Reviewing Stored Data
Introduction
The Haz-Dust SM-4000 provides extensive capabilities for reviewing
internally stored data and statistics on the LCD.
LCD display
The following information is displayed on the LCD.
Display Description
Date Date of sampling.
Start Time sampling began.
Stop Time sampling was terminated.
Time Time of occurrence of reported statistic.
MAXIMUM Sample Highest concentration of dust particles.
MINIMUM Sample Lowest concentration of dust particles.
T.W.A. Time weighted average concentration of dust
particles.