The Tip900-Logviewer Dryer Deck Related Archived Board Map Display Domain; The Tip900-Logviewer Historical Board Map Temperature Display Domain; Figure 105: Tip900 - Log Viewer Archived Board Map Display Domain; Figure 106: Tip900 - Log Viewer Of "Full Map Data" & "Boards Only Map Data - Fluke TIP900 Operating Instructions Manual

Operation

5.3.1.5 The TIP900-LogViewer dryer deck related archived board map display domain

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Figure 105: TIP900 – Log Viewer archived board map display domain
The archived board map display domain is for finding and inspecting abnormalities of scanned and
archived board maps. Wherever you place the current cursor, its position is displayed in a centralized
manner in the board map inspector display domain, see chapter 5.3.1.3. The six (6) operator push
buttons are for zooming in and out, return to 1:1 standard size, identification of good (green) or bad (red)
borads in set, image or horizontal slice view, gray level or color view.

5.3.1.6 The TIP900-LogViewer historical board map temperature display domain

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Figure 106: TIP900 – Log Viewer of "Full Map Data" & "Boards Only Map Data"
The historical board map temperature display domain shows the minimum, average and maximum
temperature of each scanned deck specific board set. Please see chapter 5.3.1.1.4 for detailed
information regarding the data content of both upper map data displays.
Two selection sliders allow reducing or expanding the display range for the board map numbers and the
temperature. The lower slider localizes the displayed board map numbers out of the whole archived set
of board map data. This expands the view onto specific board map zones. The right hand side slider
localizes the displayed temperature range. A stretching or shrinking allows a closer view onto specific
zones.
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