SIREC D Display Recorder 7ND4000

B. Hi Peak Point Type - Calculated Point
Types with a Point Range of Hi Peak keep track of
the highest data of a given point. This data is stored
until some form of reset occurs. When the data is
reset, the Hi Peak Point data is printed on the Chart
along with the current time and the time the peak
value occurred if Reset print is enabled.
NOTE
When Calculated Point Types of Hi Peak, Lo
Peak, or time Average point ranges are reset,
the new value will be the current base
point value at the time of reset.
C. Lo Peak Point Type - Calculated Point
Types with a Point Range of Lo Peak keep track of
the lowest data of a given point. This data is stored
until some form of reset occurs.
When the data is reset, the Low Peak Point data is
printed on the chart along with the current time and
the time the peak value occurred if reset print is
enabled.
D. Time Average - Calculated Point Types with
a Point Range of Time Average calculate a
continuous average of the measured or processed
value of a selected point. The result is a weighted
average of the present reading and the previous
average value. This value can be used to smooth
out noisy or erratic signals and to attenuate the
effects of sudden transitions.
1. Programming Parameters - Programming parameters
for Hi Peak, Lo Peak, and Time Average
are identical. All three Point Ranges are covered
in the following programming steps.
a. Selecting Points - Use the UP (↑) or DOWN
(↓) Arrow Keys to highlight "Points" and press
ENTER.
b. Selecting Program Point - Use the UP (↑)
or DOWN (↓) Arrow Keys to highlight “Prog
point". Press ENTER to begin programming a
point.
c. Selecting Point Number - The display reads
"point? X". Use the UP (↑) or DOWN (↓) Arrow
Keys to select the Point to be programmed, 1 to
9 or A to C. Press ENTER to accept the displayed
point number and the display reads one
of the following Point Option menu items:
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• Setup pt X
• Copy pt X
• Restore pt x
• Modify pt X
• Delete pt X
Programming
d. Selecting Point Option - Use the UP (↑) or
DOWN (↓) Arrow Keys to select the desired
point option and press ENTER. The display will
show an item in the Point Type Menu.
e. Selecting Calculated - Use the UP (↑) or
DOWN (↓) Arrow Keys to highlight “Calculated"
and press ENTER. A menu item in the Point
Range Menu will appear.
f. Selecting Point Range - Use the UP (↑) or
DOWN (↓) Arrow Keys to highlight “Hi peak",
"Lo peak", or "Time avg" point range and press
ENTER.
2. Point Tag - Up to a ten character alphanumeric
label can be assigned to each point. Programming
instructions follow.
a. Selecting Point Tag - Use the UP (↑) or
DOWN (↓) Arrow Keys to highlight "Point tag"
and press ENTER. The display reads
"�XXXXXXXXXX�“.
b. Programming Point Tag - Use the alphanumeric
keypad to enter the desired Point Tag.
Ten positions or digits/characters are possible.
When the desired Point Tag is displayed, press
ENTER and the display returns to "Point tag".
3. Decimal Places - These points must be assigned
a decimal place of up to four places or scientific
notation. The choices are:
• 0 = X(no decimal places)
• 1 = X.X
• 2 = X.XX
• 3 = X.XXX
• 4 = X.XXXX
• 5 = Scientific Notation
Decimal places affect displayed point data values
only.
a. Selecting Decimal Fix - Use the UP (↑) or
DOWN (↓) Arrow Keys to scroll through the
menu items in the Point Setup Menu until
"Decimal fix" appears. Press ENTER and the
display reads "places? X".
b. Programming Decimal Fix - Use the UP (↑)
or DOWN (↓) Arrow Keys to select the desired
number of decimal points required. When the
desired Decimal Fix is displayed, press ENTER
to invoke. The display returns to "Decimal fix" in
the Point Setup Menu.
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