Olympus BondMaster 600 - PC Swept Mode - DISP;DOTS Menu

DMTA-10045-01EN, Rev. E, August 2016
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FRQ1 TRACK (frequency 1 tracking)
The FRQ1 TRACK (frequency 1 tracking) parameter is set to OFF by default. To
change the FRQ1 TRACK setting, press the MAIN menu key ( ) followed by
the A key, and then rotate the knob to the desired frequency 1 tracking value. This
control is only available when the display is set to SPEC+XY or SPECTRUM, and
it is easier to work with in the SPEC+XY RUN. To properly adjust the FRQ1
TRACK setting:
1. Scan a patch of good material, and adjust gain as needed to avoid signal
saturation.
2. Scan over the bad area, and observe the SPECTRUM view.
3. Locate the area where there seems to be the greatest difference between the
results of the scan over the good area and the scan over the bad area. Move
the FRQ1 TRACK marker to this position.
FRQ2 TRACK (frequency 2 tracking)
The FRQ2 TRACK (frequency 2 tracking) parameter is set to OFF by default. To
change the FRQ2 TRACK setting, press the MAIN menu key ( ) followed by
the B key, and then rotate the knob to the desired frequency 2 tracking value. This
control is only available when the display is set to SPEC+XY or SPECTRUM, and
it is easier to work with in the SPEC+XY RUN. To properly adjust the FRQ2
TRACK setting:
1. Scan a patch of good material, and adjust gain as needed to avoid signal
saturation.
2. Scan over the bad area, and observe the SPECTRUM view.
Locate the area where there seems to be the greatest difference between the
results of the scan over the good area and the scan over the bad area. Move
the FRQ2 TRACK marker to this position.
The frequency tracking function is used to develop applications and create
procedures. This function tracks up to two user-defined frequencies and displays a
persistent trace in the XY plane, recording the position of a given frequency from the
pitch-catch swept signal. The frequency tracking function only works in pitch-catch
mode. Typically, this function works best with the SWEPT RATE set to LOW, and by
narrowing the START and END frequency range of the swept figure to the range of
frequencies that are of interest.
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