Creating A Data Recorder File - GE USM 36 Series Technical Reference And Operating Manual

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trix consists of rows and columns.
In this way, you can e.g. use the rows for test locations
and the columns for single test points. In a grid matrix
consisting of 9 rows and 4 columns, you will then store
the results of a test location in one row each. You can
store the readings from one, two, or three test points for
each test location. If you have not processed a test
point, the corresponding cell in the grid matrix remains
empty.
Start by creating an empty grid matrix in a Data Record-
er file. After this, you can display this grid matrix on the
screen and fill it with thickness readings.
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Creating a Data Recorder file

Before you are able to store readings in a grid matrix,
you have to create a Data Recorder file.
When doing this, you have to define the following pa-
rameters:
● the size (number of rows and columns),
● the automatic filling advance direction for the read-
ings (in rows or in columns), and
● the required measuring method for determining the
wall thickness value (sound path in a gate or between
two gates).
Issue 2 (12/2013)
Data Recorder (option)
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