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Label information
The labels consist of numbers and letters that correspond to the:
• locations and connections of jar posts and straps
• direction in which you test the jars
The label identifi es:
• jar or strap
• number of the jar
• position of the posts
Jar labels
The analyzer labels a jar in its memory with the letter “J.” It adds a number that designates the se-
quence in which you tested the jar. If there is more than one set of jar posts, it adds another letter
that designates the set of positive and negative posts you test on a jar.
For example, in the label “J23C,” “J” means you tested a jar, “23” is the twenty-third jar you tested,
and “C” is the third set of posts you tested on that jar. Figure 1 shows an example of the labels for a
jar when testing the posts from left to right.
If the jars you are testing have one set of posts, the analyzer does not assign a letter. For example,
“J23” means the jar has one set of posts.
Figure 1: Labels for a jar with 6 posts
J23CJ23B
J23A
Figure 2: Label for a strap
S23B
Strap labels
The analyzer uses “S” for strap. It assigns a number to the jar that is connected to the strap. It as-
signs a letter that corresponds to the letter for the set of posts the strap is connecting.
For example, in the label “S23B,” “S” means you tested a strap, “23” is the number of the jar con-
nected to the strap, and “B” is the second strap you tested for that jar. Figure 2 shows an example
of this label.
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