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42 Operating modes
Step 4 - Impulses
Now you set the number of impulses (measure points), which
will be recorded for each single scanning path. The following
choices can be made:
•
Automatic
The number of total measure points of one scanning
path will be defined during the measurement. If you
reach the end of the first scanning path while in
automatic impulse mode you have to press the OK
button (or alternatively the start button ) to save the
required number of measure points. In manual impulse
mode you must press the
OK
button, because the start
button is used to release the impulses. This number of
measure points will than be used automatically for all
following scanning paths. Beginning from the second
scanning path the device will stop by itself, when the
defined number of measure points has been sent out.
If you select "Automatic" you are not able to do a direct
transfer to a computer. You can only store the
measured values in the internal memory of the device,
because the exact length of field is not yet selected.
• 10, 20, ..., 200
Each scanning path consists of the selected number of
measure points. At the end of each scanning path the
device stops by itself, as soon as the number of
measure points has been recorded.
Step 5 - Transfer Mode
In the final step you have to define the type of data transfer.
The transfer mode configures where to send and store your
data. You may select one of the following transfer modes:
•
Memory
The measured data will be stored in the internal
memory of the device. After finishing the measurement
you should transfer the data to a PC by using the
operating mode "Transfer to PC". The internal memory
of the 3D Ground Navigator can only store one
measurement at a time.
• Computer
The measured data will be transferred right away to a
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