TSI Incorporated SIDEPAK AM510, Руководство пользователя

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2. You will be prompted to confirm your intention with the
display Confirm Clr Press Enter. Press

.
3. The display will show Memory Cleared for a few seconds
and will go back to the Setup Menu.
Log Interval
The log interval is the time interval used between recorded
data points during Run Manual logging operations (log
intervals for Prog-1 and Prog-2 are set using T
RAK
P
RO
TM
Software). For example, if the log interval is set to 30
seconds, a data point is stored to memory once every 30
seconds. One reason you might want to use a longer log
interval is to conserve memory.
The SidePak AM510 always makes a measurement once
every second regardless of the log interval selected. Using a
log interval greater than one second results in stored data
points that are averages of the 1-second readings. For
example, a 10-second log interval will result in one stored
data point every 10 seconds. Each of those data points will
represent the computed average of ten, 1-second readings.
Do not confuse log intervals with time constants. Log
intervals only affect recorded readings. Time constants only
affect the AM510 LCD display.
There are five preprogrammed choices for log intervals. If
necessary, the list of available log intervals may be
permanently altered using T
RAK
P
RO
TM
Software.
After selecting Log Interval from the Setup Menu, the display
will show LOG INTVLx where "x" is a number from 1 to 5.
This is the currently selected log interval. The value of that
log interval is shown on the second line.
Use the ▲ ▼ keys to scroll through the available log
intervals. Press

when the interval you wish to use is
displayed. The factory-preset choices are:

LOG INTVL1: 1 sec

LOG INTVL2: 10 sec

LOG INTVL3: 30 sec

LOG INTVL4: 1 min

LOG INTVL5: 5 min