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WellCAD Basics - Advanced Logic Technology

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BOOK 1 - WELLCAD BASICS - 91<br />

configuration and operation of a particular tool type and describes the data<br />

produced from the tool. A copy of the TOL file is placed in the RD file<br />

every time you commence data acquisition with the logging system. If the<br />

TOL file is found <strong>WellCAD</strong> may prompt you with the option to use this<br />

file or to use an external file (if for instance, the original calibrations are<br />

wrong). This prompt will only occur if the Always use internal TOL file<br />

option is not checked in the ALT Logger default settings dialogue box (see<br />

below). If <strong>WellCAD</strong> cannot find the TOL file or the named external file<br />

then a default one will be assumed. The minimum information required<br />

from the TOL file includes the name of the tool driver. The default driver<br />

name is given in the ALT Logger default settings dialogue box.<br />

For further information concerning tool drivers refer to the ALT Logger operations<br />

manual. According to the selected driver, various other options will be prompted at<br />

import time. For example if the ABI40 driver has been selected you will have the<br />

options to orient the raw data at import time to either magnetic north or the<br />

borehole high side. Different data subsets can be loaded like 1 st and/or 2 nd echo<br />

images, thickness images, Full Waveform traces, deviation and temperature as well<br />

as various slow channels.<br />

ALT Logger Default Settings<br />

Open the ALT Logger Default Settings from the Tools > Options menu and select<br />

the Alt Logger tab.<br />

Default settings for ALT Logger *.RD file import

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