Micromeritics AccuPyc 2 1340, Руководство оператора

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AccuPyc II 1340 Reviewing Data
June 2013 4-7
Reviewing Data
The Review function enables you to review and edit the results of the last operation – analysis
or calibration – along with its entered parameters. It is important that you review and print the
report (if desired) before starting another operation. Data are no longer available for review on
the display when another operation is started; however, data results are saved in the control
module and can be reviewed using a web browser (refer to
Using a Web Browser , page 4-9 ).
Analysis Data
The prompts that display during the review for an analysis depend on the options you choose
in
Set Up > Analysis Parameters and Report Options . Therefore, all the prompts given in
this procedure may not apply to your analysis.
Values in the fields of these prompts may be edited if desired.
1. Press
Alt + 5
; the Sample ID prompt containing the sample identification is displayed.
2. Press ENTER ; the Description prompt containing an additional description is displayed.
This prompt typically is not used unless you have a keyboard attached to your analyzer.
3. Press ENTER ; the Sample Mass prompt containing your sample’s mass is displayed.
4. Press
ENTER
; the Start prompt containing the start date and time of your analysis is
displayed.
5. Press
ENTER
; the End prompt containing the ending date and time of your analysis is
displayed.
6. Press
ENTER
; the first of the prompts containing data is displayed.
or
The [n] displayed in the example prompts represents the cycle number.
7. Continuing pressing
ENTER
to view data.
Press CHOICE to exclude data from report calculations; an asterisk will display
indicating that it will be excluded. Press CHOICE again to remove the asterisk.
8. Press
SAVE
to return to the Reload prompt.
9. For a record of analysis results, press Alt + 6 to print to an attached printer.
Unit[n] SN1234 10 cm3
X - X - X
Dn [n] = (density)
Dv [n] = (deviation)
Unit[n] SN1234 10 cm3
X - X - X
V [n] = (volume)
Dv [n] = (deviation)