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Operator‘s Manual FERITSCOPE
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FMP30 Page 37
Applications
5 Applications
All relevant settings and parameters for a measuring application as well as
the captured measurement data are stored in a file - we refer to this file as
an Application.
The instrument has the capability of setting up up to 100 different Applica-
tions. A maximum of 20,000 readings can be stored in these Applications.
The measurements can be combined in up to 4,000 blocks.
An Application consists of:
 Single readings,
 Application-specific settings, and the
 Coefficients that have been determined during the normalization
and corrective calibration (used for adapting the master charac-
teristic stored in the probe plug to the current measuring applica-
tion).
5.1 Setting Up an Application
A probe must be connected and an application must be set up before mea-
surements can be made in an Application.
Once the linking mode is enabled (indicated by: on the display),
an automatic check will be carried out to see, whether one or more Appli-
cations have already been set up with the connected probe. If this is the
case, no normalization is required when setting up the Application. In-
stead, the normalization and corrective calibration of the Application(s)
that has/have been set up with this probe will be used.
Due to the magnetic induction measuring method, which captures all
ferromagnetic components in the same manner, the measurements
are always stated in

-
ferrite. No distinction is made between the dif-
ferent material components, such as ferrite and martensite.
From the service function Measurement/Unit ( Page 179), specify
the unit of measurement for measuring the

-
ferrite contents of an
Application that is to be set up.