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Multi-zone judgment (3 points)
This explanation uses settings for conducting peak, bottom
and inflection point holds with multi-zone judgment as an
example. (A displacement sensor is not used in this example.)
Touch the buttons in the following order on the Home Screen
to open the settings screen.
⚙
e
WORK
e
ZONE JUDGMENT
Peak hold
Follow the explanation in the previous section to set the peak
hold. In the settings screen above, the following settings have
been changed to explain multi-zone judgment.
a ZONE RANGE
Select 0.300–0.700s.
b LOAD HIGH (HI)/LOW (LO)
Select 40.00–20.00s.
Bottom hold
c Zone
Select 2.
d Zone 2
Select ENABLE.
e JUDGE. METHOD (judgment method)
Select BOTTOM.
f ZONE RANGE
Select 0.800–1.200s.
NOTE
Set the range to conduct the hold.
4. Settings
g LOAD HIGH (HI)/LOW (LO)
Select 25.00–5.00N.
NOTE
Set the range for OK judgment.
h DISPLACEMENT HIGH (HI)/LOW (LO)
Do not use this.
Inflection point hold
b Zone
Select 3.
c Zone 3
Select ENABLE.
e JUDGE. METHOD (judgment method)
Select INFLECTION.
f ZONE RANGE
Select 1.300–1.800s.
NOTE
Set the range to conduct the hold.
g LOAD HIGH (HI)/LOW (LO)
Select 30.00–10.00N.
NOTE
Set the range for OK judgment.
h DISPLACEMENT HIGH (HI)/LOW (LO)
Do not use this.

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