5. Working with Stored Data
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Step 4:
Press below the selection titled STAT. You’ll
note that several file-specific statistics are listed. Continue to
scroll through the entire list, some of which is not initially
visible on the screen.
Step 5:
Refer to Section 5.2.3 to search for specific data
points in the file containing features listed here. For instance,
you can search for all data points within the file that have an
A-scan attached.
5.6 Checking the Instrument’s Available Memory
The DMS 2 contains a feature which makes it possible to
check the available memory of the instrument. Using this
feature, you can determine the number of data files and data
points stored in your instrument. You can also determine how
many more thickness measurements, A-scans, or B-scans your
instrument’s memory can hold. To access this information
follow this procedure:
Step 1:
Open the Data Recorder by pushing .
Step 2:
Activate the MEMORY Submenu by selecting it with
or so that it’s highlighted. on the display screen you
will find the following information:
NUM OF FILES – Total number of data files stored in the
instrument
AVAILABLE POINTS – Number of standard thickness mea-
surements which can be stored in the instrument’s memory,
assuming that none of the points have A-scans or B-scans
attached.
AVAILABLE EXT. POINTS – Number of extended thickness
measurements which can be stored in the instrument’s
memory, assuming that none of the points have A-scans,
B-scans or micro-grids attached.
AVAIL. POINTS W/A-SCAN – Number of standard thickness
measurements which can be stored in the instrument’s
memory, assuming that each has an A-scan attached.
AVAIL. POINTS W/B-SCAN – Number of standard thickness
measurements which can be stored in the instrument’s
memory, assuming that each has an B-scan attached.
AVAIL. POINTS W/M-GRID – Number of standard thickness
measurements which can be stored in the instrument’s
memory, assuming that each has a Micro-Grid attached.
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