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Run Display – Overview
Sprint LC shows the run display during all test cycles in every test mode.
If multiple programs are linked, Sprint LC shows the run display for the
program currently running. More information about each item on the run
display is in the Reference/Index section.
1. Program Header. Ninety-nine programs may be stored in memory.
The header shows which program is currently running.
2. Test Pressure Box. Shows preset pressure before a test is started
and actual pressure applied during a test. In a Flow and Pressure
Decay test it holds the final fill or stabilize pressure during the test
time.
3. Tested Box. Shows number of tests. Counts total times pass and
fail lights turn on. Counts up to a maximum of 65,535.
4. Reject Box. Shows number of rejects. Counts the number of times
the fail light turns on. Counts up to a maximum of 65,535.
5. Main Digital Readout. Shows pressure drop, flow, or burst value
depending on what kind of test is being run.
6. Units of Measure. Measurement units change depending on the
type of program (flow or pressure) being run. The desired units of
measure are selected in the Units Setup Menus.
7. Bar Graph. An analog trend of what the current program is
measuring. Helps operators see whether values are going up or
down, and how rapidly values change.
8. Mode Box. Sprint LC can operate in many modes – i.e. pressure
decay (PD), flow, burst, etc. This box shows in what mode or test
type Sprint LC is operating.
9. Test Time Box. The time of each phase counts down during a test.
The phases vary depending on the type of test being run.
10. Status Box. Shows what phase a decay test is in and possible
reasons for an unsuccessful test. Pages 15 and 16 provide
descriptions of all status box messages.
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