What Options Are There For Starting, Stopping And Ending Measurement - HBM MP85A Series Operating Manual

FAQs: Frequently asked questions (MP85A and PME Assistant)
The graph on the left implies that the result is NOK. However, the process is
rated as OK: The penultimate plotted measurement point lies within the win­
dow (OK). The final plotted measurement point is already to the right outside
the window, therefore the y-coordinate is no longer relevant. Increase the num­
ber of measured values, e.g. by reducing y (right-hand graph). The exit at the
lower edge is then recognized (the y-value is already too low before the right
edge of the window).
Tip
The graphs do not necessarily show the measured values actually analyzed for
the start or stop condition. The values plotted on the graphs are the triple mea­
sured value resulting from data reduction, whereas the start and stop condi­
tions are analyzed immediately using the acquired (raw) data.
13.10 What options are there for starting, stopping and
ending measurement?
Important
While the end condition is not fulfilled, data is not saved in the RAM and no
ready signal is output, i.e. the test bench is at a standstill for this time.
Different sequences take place in the MP85A and therefore in the output sig­
nals, from "Process started" to "Process finished", to "Result valid", depending
on which start, stop and end conditions you are using. You can find out about
the different cases, the associated options and resulting signal curves below.
The time of the ready signal and thus the possible start of the next process is
illustrated by ready signal may be issued" in the flow diagrams: the time still
needed after this depends on the data backup method you selected, process-
optimized or with no data loss.
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