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Dynoware Type 2825A1-2<br />

do not permanently affect the data stored in a file. To<br />

permanently archive these changes, select Overwrite File<br />

Cycle Data from the Analysis menu.<br />

This operation allows the user to apply several different<br />

functions to a data set. For instance, data can be compensated<br />

for drift; the changes save in the file, and then Mean<br />

value analysis can be done. Normally the drift compensation<br />

and mean value functions are mutually exclusive<br />

(cannot be done at the same time).<br />

Warning:<br />

Overwritten changes cannot be undone and<br />

permanently modifies the data in the file. Be sure to<br />

make a backup of the original file prior to selecting<br />

Overwrite File Cycle Data.<br />

6.5 Tools...<br />

6.5.1 Voltmeter…<br />

The Voltmeter (Figure 6.27: Voltmeter) is a troubleshooting<br />

tool that numerically displays the voltages at the<br />

inputs to the A/D board. Selecting Voltmeter from the Tool<br />

menu starts the meter. Any configured amplifiers are<br />

placed into operate mode automatically at the start of the<br />

voltmeter, and are returned to reset when the tool is<br />

exited. To stop the acquisition press the Stop button, to<br />

restart the acquisition press Run.<br />

Figure 6.27: Voltmeter<br />

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