Face Dipstick 2200 Series, Руководство оператора

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5 PROCESS
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The original Run will be unchanged. Minor, reversible changes can be made using the
EDIT/HEADER routine, but any permanent change will result in the creation of a new run.
B = This run has an individual Run Data Collection BIAS applied to it.
P = This Run has had a Start Point Elevation applied to it.
N = This run has embedded "Notes" that were written during data collection.
S = This run has been adjusted by the design Slope so you can see profile detail on a run taken on
a sloped surface.
T = This run has an "Elevation Tolerance" applied.
PROCESSING AND EDITING DATA
Select any Run or Runs you are interested in. click or tap the REPORT Menu, then select the
report you want to see, or arrow down to the Report you want and press <Enter>. Some reports
are for single Runs only, and others can
be used with multiple Runs.
REPORTS
Graph
Click or Tap REPORT/GRAPH to
display the profile graph of the Run or
Runs you have selected. If you have only
one Run selected, the IRI for this Run
will also be displayed below the graph. If
you have selected more than one Run, the
profile of each Run will be superimposed
on the same graph axes. The Run names
and the color code for each Run will be displayed below the graph.
Data Listing
You can view the readings and elevations at all points on the Run by using REPORT/DATA
POINT LISTING. The step number, distance, Reading, and Elevation will be shown for each
point on the profile. If you are collecting at a 12" spacing, the step number will be equal to the
distance in feet. At any other foot spacing, the step
number will not be the same as the distance. The
Data Listing file will be saved in the active Job
folder with the name of the Run. The file name will
look like this: Runname.RTF. The "RTF" stands
for "Rich Text Format", which can be opened from
any word processing program, like MS Word or
Wordpad.