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Function Operators
The following table lists the function operators for creating Source Formulae.
Function
Meaning
Examples
Abs
Absolute Value
ABS(C2), ABS(AVG(C1|7))
Acos
Arc Cosine
ACOS(C1)
Asin
Arc Sine
ASIN(C1)
Atan
Arc Tangent
ATAN(C1)
Avg
Average
AVG(C1|5), AVG(S1,S2)
Cnt
Pulse Count
CNT(PEAK)
Cos
Trigonometric Cosine
COS(C2)
Dsp
Angular Displacement
DSP(PEAK)
Max
Maximum Value
MAX(S2), MAX(PEAK|4)
Med
Median Value
MED(S2), MED(C1|5)
Min
Minimum Value
MIN(S9), MIN(C1|7)
Rng
Range
RNG(C1|5), RNG(PEAK|8)
Sdv
Standard Deviation
SDV(S2), SDV(S2,S3)
Sin
Trigonometric Sin
SIN(C1)
Sqt
Square Root
SQT(C1)
Sum
Summation
SUM(C2|4)
Tan
Trigonometric Tangent
TAN(C1)
Tps
True Position
TPS(ALIAS,C1),
TPS(ALIAS,ALIAS,ALIAS)
Notes:
1. Atan(x)—Returns the arc tangent of x, in degrees (–90 to +90).
2. Asin(x)—Returns the arc sine of x, in degrees (–90 to +90). The range of x is: -1 <= x <= 1.
3. Acos(x)—Returns the arc cosine of x, in degrees (0 to +180). The range of x is: -1 <= x <= 1.
4. Cnt—Used in combination with Pulse measurement. Example: Peak is configured for Pulse; Characteristic 1 (C1)
has a Source of Peak; Characteristic 2 (C2) is auto-scanned with C1 and has a Source of CNT(Peak). When a fastener
is rundown with a pulse tool, C1 captures installation torque and C2 captures the number of pulses from snug to
peak.
5. Dsp—Used in Angle measurements. The Displaced Angle value will be captured between a start (<Enter>) and
stop <Enter> command.