Olympus Magna-Mike 8600 - Sequential Data File Type; Table 14 Resulting ID Examples for the SEQUENTIAL File Type

DMTA-10026-01EN, Rev. D, January 2015
Using the Datalogger 117
7.2.3 Sequential Data File Type
The sequential data file type is similar to the incremental type but you can define both
a starting and ending ID numbers. The resulting file is inclusive of the starting and
ending points and all incremental points in between (see examples in Table 14 on
page 117).
To create a sequential data file
1. In the measurement screen, press [FILE], and then select CREATE.
2. In the FILE CREATE screen (see Figure 7-2 on page 114):
a) In the FILE NAME parameter, using up to 32 characters, enter the desired file
name.
b) In the DESCRIPTION parameter, optionally enter a description of the
contents of the file.
c) In the INSPECTOR ID, optionally enter an identification of the inspector.
d) In the LOCATION NOTE parameter, optionally enter an identification of
where the measurements are performed.
3. In the FILE TYPE field, select SEQUENTIAL.
4. Set the DELETE PROTECTION mode ON or OFF.
5. At the bottom of the FILE CREATE screen, select CONTINUE.
6. In the second page of the FILE CREATE screen (see Figure 7-4 on page 118), enter
the START ID and END ID values.
7. Select CREATE to return to the measurement screen.
Table 14 Resulting ID examples for the SEQUENTIAL file type
START ID END ID Resulting IDs
ABC123 ABC135 ABC123
ABC124
ABC125
...
ABC135
XY-GY XY-IB XY-GY
XY-GZ
XY-HA
...
XY-IB