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Setting a New Configuration in a Processor
1)
New. Use the 'File', 'New', menu to load default data into the
configuration area.
2)
Thermometer. In the configuration area, select the thermometer type
from the list box to match the thermometer actually connected to the LMP.
Note
It is important that this is done first because it sets defaults and
parameter limits in the other boxes.
Label. Type in a label for the processor/thermometer (15 characters
3)
maximum).
4)
Emissivity/Non-Greyness. The menu changes dependent upon
the selected thermometer. If a single colour thermometer has been
selected, enter the desired emissivity for the material being measured.
If a 2-colour
greyness.
Output. The current loop output can be scaled to any temperature
5)
range within the range of the selected thermometer (minimum span
100°). Select the desired current output range.
6)
Alarm. The alarm level can be selected for any temperature within
the range of the thermometer. The alarm can be selected to trip above
(High) or below (Low) this temperature.
7)
Time function. Select from the time function processing available
as required. Depending on the time function selected, a further set of
parameters may need to be chosen.
8)
Apply. When the required configuration parameters have been entered,
press the 'Apply' button to send the configuration data to the LMP.
9)
A summary of the data sent will appear in the live data, confirming that
the data has been received by the LMP.
Editing a Configuration in a Processor
1)
Read. Use the 'Read' button to load data from the connected processor
into the configuration area.
2)
In the configuration area, adjust parameters.
3)
Apply. When the required configuration parameters have been entered,
press the 'Apply' button to send the configuration data to the LMP.
4)
A summary of the data sent will appear in the live data, confirming that
the data has been received by the LMP.
Saving/Opening a Configuration File
Save. Use the 'File', 'Save' menu to save the data from the
1)
configuration area to a file.
2)
Open. Use the 'File', 'Open' menu to load data from a file into the
configuration area.
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