How to Set Up Your GX Series Microlog
Global Measurement Settings
measurement following a non-ICP measurement). Thereafter, data acquisition times
are unaffected. If ski slope problems occur, try increasing the settling delay by one or
two seconds.
Route ICP – Never, As Database, or Automatic. Most sensors contain an internal
amplifier that requires ICP, whereas some sensors do not use ICP. Determine your
ROUTE sensor’s needs and disable or enable ICP by selecting Never, As Database, or
Automatic. If the ROUTE ICP is set to As Database, the Enable ICP setting in @ptitude
Analyst POINT Properties is used to determine whether ICP is used for each POINT; if
set to Never, the ICP will never be used; if set to Automatic and the Enable ICP setting
in @ptitude Analyst POINT Properties is enabled, the ICP is ON if the transducer type is
Accelerometer, and is OFF for all other transducer types (even if Enable ICP is enabled).
The ICP indicator displays in the title bar if the selected POINT is to be taken with ICP
power ON.
Figure 2 - 3.
A Data Collection Screen with ICP Indicator On.
View MPA Spectrum – Select whether to display the MPA spectrum for First, Last, All,
or None. The GX displays the corresponding spectrum (including any FAM or spectral
band information) allowing the operator to inspect and verify that the data is correct.
First – Displays the first MPA POINT in a spectrum.
Last – Displays the last MPA POINT in a spectrum.
All – Displays all MPA POINTs in a spectrum.
None – Does not display a spectrum.
Trigger – Manual or Visual. (Available only if the Setup screen’s Trigger field is set to
User.) Determines how the trigger level is entered when setting up measurements that
require a trigger, either manually as numeric input in the subsequent Trigger Level
field, or visually using a graphic representation of the trigger signal and trigger level.
Manual – When set to Manual, you will enter the trigger level in volts as
numeric input in the Trigger Level setup field.
Visual – Displays the Set Trigger screen that shows a graphical representation
of the tacho signal and trigger level (horizontal cursor). Use the up and down
arrow keys to move the trigger cursor to the desired trigger level (typically
between ½ and ¾ of the full trigger signal), and press OK. The Set Trigger
screen closes, the Trigger setting changes to Manual and the visually specified
trigger level numerically displays in the Trigger Level field.
Trigger Level – Data entry field for manual trigger level input, or displays resulting
trigger level when the trigger level is entered visually (see above Trigger explanation).
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