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6.2.2.1
Detail views
A.
Clic on the Detail views button (4) of the Device overview window (see FIG. 6-4). In the
detail view, you can analyze the current measurements of your watch. You can select
different views to get a better overview of the data.
The Scope view opens by default
Scope view
FIG. 6-5 - Accuracy Motion (Scope view)
(1)
Selected view
(2)
Next view button
(3)
Data view button
(4)
Diagram view button
The Results area (7) displays the result of the measurement in real time. It includes the
beat error, the accuracy and the amplitude of the measured watch. Each of these values
is updated every second.
The Scope view is the graphic display of the ticking signal of the watch movement. Through the
bezel, expert watchmakers can detect problems with the escapement phase. It is also a very
useful tool to determine if the upcoming signal is good enough for a correct measurement of the
watch.
The Swiss lever escapement is composed of 3 distinct impulses. The first pulse is
temporally very accurate and is therefore used for the calculation of the rate accuracy
and the beat error. The second pulse is very irregular and cannot be used. The third
pulse, the most powerful, is used to estimate the amplitude of the balance wheel.
(5)
Graphic view button
(6)
Scope view button
(7)
Results area
(8)
Device status
Using the application
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