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NORMA 6003/NORMA 6003+/
NORMA 6004/NORMA 6004+
User Manual
Set Measurement Period
The measurement period is the time interval used to plot the trends and provides two modes of
"Update Rate" and "Interval". In the "Update Rate" mode, the interval of the trends is the update rate
of the Analyzer, which can achieve accurate evenly spaced acquisition, which is suitable for analyzing
the process of rapid change; in the "interval" mode, the interval of the trends is determined by the
trend function itself, which is not as accurate as the Update Rate mode, but it can record the trends
for a long time.
Enter the Measurement Period Setup Menu:
From the main screen of Trend select C (Interval).
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The measurement period setup dialog is shown in
Update rate
Interval
Customize the Interval
1. From the main screen of Trend select C (Interval).
2. If "Update Rate is selected, use the up and down arrow ( M N ) keys on the control panel to move
the cursor to "Interval". Push ] (Select) on the control panel. Then "Interval" option is
selected.
3. Use the up and down arrow ( M N ) keys on the control panel to move the cursor to H (Hour) input
box.
4. Use the left and right arrow ( O P ) keys on the control panel to adjust the Hour value.
5. Push ] (Select) on the control panel.
6. Repeat step
3
7. Push Q (Back) on the control panel to go back to the main screen of Trend.
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Table 26.
By update rate
The measurement period is the same as the update rate of the Analyzer by
default.
The update rate is a kind of global configuration of the Analyzer. See
Source and Update Rate
Customize sampling interval
You can customize sampling interval as measurement period. The minimum
interval is 1 second and the maximum is 24 hours
- H: Customize the Hour value of the interval.
- M: Customize the Minute value of theinterval.
- S: Customize the Minute value of the interval.
to
to adjust the Minute and Second values respectively.
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Table
26.
Measurement Period Setup
for information on update rate.
Set Sync
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