Rate Button - ABB GLA133 Series User Manual

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. . .7 User Interface Operation
Table 11 describes the analyzer alarm status .
Table 11: Analyzer Alarm Status
Warning /
UI Display
Alarm
Alarm Data Health
Alarm Pressure
Alarm HD Space
Alarm Mirror Health
Alarm Linelock
Alarm Signal Power
Alarm Maintenance
Warning Data Health
Warning Pressure
Warning HD Space
Warning Mirror Health
Warning Linelock
Warning Signal Power
Warning Maintenance
No issue
Detected Problem
Laser goodness of fit is poor
Pressure is not in operating range
Disk space is low, deleting oldest files
Mirror health has degraded; clean mirrors
Laser peak position is outside of control
range, contact customer support
Laser power has degraded, contact
customer support
Maintenance is needed on system now
Laser goodness of fit is poor
Pressure is noisy
Disk space is low
Mirror health is degrading; clean mirrors
soon
Laser peak position is outside of control
range, contact customer support
Laser power has degraded, contact
customer support
Maintenance is needed on system soon
No warning/alarm

Rate Button

The Rate button on the Control Bar changes the rate at which
data are written to the log file . Figure 27 displays the Rate
Control pop-up box , which appears when the Rate button is
clicked .
Figure 27 Rate Control Screen
The Operating Mode radio buttons select the rate at which data
are acquired . It is recommended to set the data acquisition
rate between 1 Hz and 10 Hz (5 Hz is the default value) . All data
sampled are written into the data file and plotted on the time
chart . Longer averaging periods (or equivalently, slower data
acquisition rates) yield better measurement precision than
shorter averaging periods .
Use the Plot every Nth fit radio button to automatically set the
rate at which the data are updated on the Main panel display .
For example, if you set the value to 5, a data point will be saved
every 5 seconds .
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