Table 16 Resulting Id Example For The 3-D Grid File Type - Olympus 38DL PLUS User Manual

associated with the third dimension of the grid (for example, the points). This scenario
allows multiple readings to be stored at each grid coordinate. The example shown in
Table 15 on page 175 assumes that you chose to increment the point first, the row
second and the column third.
Table 16 Resulting ID example for the 3‑D GRID file type
Start column
End column
Start row
End row
Start point
End point
To create a 3-D grid data file
1. From the measurement screen, press [FILE], and then select CREATE in the menu
(see "Creating a Data File" on page 163 for details on the first parameters).
2. At the bottom of the CREATE screen, select CONTINUE.
3. In the second page of the CREATE screen (see Figure 11-12 on page 178):
a) Enter the START COLUMN, END COLUMN, START ROW, END ROW,
START POINT, and END POINT values.
b) In INC 1ST BY, select which parameter increments first (POINT, ROW, or
COLUMN).
c) In INC 2ND BY, select which parameter increments second (POINT, ROW, or
COLUMN).
d) Select CREATE.
Parameters
DMTA-10004-01EN, Rev. D, November 2016
Values Resulting IDs
A A1X
F A1Y
1 A1Z
4 A2X
X ...
Z A4Z
B1X
B1Y
...
AF4Z
Using the Datalogger 177