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5-2 Issue 01, 04/05 CL 5
Using the Optional Data Recorder
Creating a New Data Recorder File
.
Note:
The instructions here apply only to instruments
equipped with a Data Recorder.
When installed and activated, the data recorder option
allows users to create Data Recorder files, store
thickness readings (and accompanying A-Scans when
desired), and navigate through file contents. In this
chapter you’ll learn how to
• Create Data Recorder files (Section 5.1)
• Recall and erase Data Recorder files (Section 5.2)
• Store thickness readings in Data Recorder files
(Section 5.3)
• Store A-Scans in Data Recorder files (Section 5.3.1)
• Navigate Data Recorder file locations to store or
delete readings (Section 5.3.2)
• Print reports (Section 5.4)
5.1 Creating a New Data Recorder
File
To create a new Data Recorder file, you need only
specify a file name. In most cases, however, you’ll
wish to enter additional information. Parameters that
can be adjusted during the file-naming process include:
• The first (TOP) and last (BOTTOM) positions in the
Data Recorder file (Figure 5-2 describes how these
define the number of locations in the new file)
• The ADVANCE DIRECTION (described in
Figure 5-2)
• NOTES related to the data file
Follow Steps 1 through 5 in Figure 5-1 to create a new
Data Recorder file.
.
Note:
Once created, the file name and size parameters can
NOT be edited. Only the ADVANCE DIRECTION
parameter and NOTES contents can be modified. To
accomplish this, first select the file then activate and
modify the parameter.
5-2 Issue 01, 04/05 CL 5
Using the Optional Data Recorder
Creating a New Data Recorder File
.
Note:
The instructions here apply only to instruments
equipped with a Data Recorder.
When installed and activated, the data recorder option
allows users to create Data Recorder files, store
thickness readings (and accompanying A-Scans when
desired), and navigate through file contents. In this
chapter you’ll learn how to
• Create Data Recorder files (Section 5.1)
• Recall and erase Data Recorder files (Section 5.2)
• Store thickness readings in Data Recorder files
(Section 5.3)
• Store A-Scans in Data Recorder files (Section 5.3.1)
• Navigate Data Recorder file locations to store or
delete readings (Section 5.3.2)
• Print reports (Section 5.4)
5.1 Creating a New Data Recorder
File
To create a new Data Recorder file, you need only
specify a file name. In most cases, however, you’ll
wish to enter additional information. Parameters that
can be adjusted during the file-naming process include:
• The first (TOP) and last (BOTTOM) positions in the
Data Recorder file (Figure 5-2 describes how these
define the number of locations in the new file)
• The ADVANCE DIRECTION (described in
Figure 5-2)
• NOTES related to the data file
Follow Steps 1 through 5 in Figure 5-1 to create a new
Data Recorder file.
.
Note:
Once created, the file name and size parameters can
NOT be edited. Only the ADVANCE DIRECTION
parameter and NOTES contents can be modified. To
accomplish this, first select the file then activate and
modify the parameter.