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120 Chapter 6
The first reading is stored in each block, starting with location number 1, unless the operator
selects a different starting location. The Data Logger automatically advances to the next
location, and subsequent readings are stored sequentially until all locations have been filled or
another location or data block is selected to receive readings.
Location numbers and stored readings can be viewed from the data block editor. Readings in
individual block locations, entire blocks, or all of the Data Logger memory can be cleared.
The Sonic 1200S/HR stores readings in memory indefinitely, even when the batteries have
been removed. However, data could be lost or corrupted if the instrument were damaged or
exposed to extreme environmental conditions. For extended storage, data blocks should be
transferred to a computer for storage on disk or tape.
6.2 Creating a New Block
Readings cannot be stored in the Data Logger until at least one data block has been created and
selected, and the thickness gauge must be on and calibrated. The number of data blocks and
their size is dependent upon the number of available Data Logger storage locations. The data
logger offers up to 5,000 thickness readings.
Use the following procedure to create a new data block:
1. Select SPCL, DATA Sub-menu, and ENTER.
2. Highlight the block number parameter using the corresponding soft key.
3. Select a NEW block by adjusting the block number as high as the instrument will permit.
When the last block number is exceeded, the word NEW will appear. If all 100 blocks are
in use, the Sonic
®
1200S will not permit a new block to be created.
4. Press the ENTER key to create the new block and activate the new block editor.
This new block will be assigned the next available sequential block number. The block is
automatically stored in the column direction with one row by one column grid dimensions.
The block name and description are initially blank.
To customize the block, use the following controls:
1. Set the desired number of rows and columns using the appropriate menu soft key and the
SmartKnob™. If the instrument prevents a particular row or column setting, the problem
is likely to be a lack of available memory.
2. Toggle the storage direction between ROW and COLUMN by pressing the direction menu
soft key.