How to define a profile with alc process – MTS Series 793 Application User Manual

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Profile with ALC Process

MTS MultiPurpose TestWare®

Command Processes

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Tracking tab

For more information

For more information, see

“About Specimen.mps Files”

on page 139.

How to Define a Profile with ALC Process

1. Drag the

icon from the Process Palette to your group or procedure

table.

2. Click the process icon in your group or procedure table, or navigation pane.

3. Click the Command tab.

4. Click the Profile Path/File button to open the Select profile file window.

Click the desired profile, and then click Open.

Note

If the channel names in the profile do not match the channel names in
your station configuration, MPT will display the following message:

“The profile process was unable to map all the file channels to station
channels. Please check the ‘Mapping’ page.”

5. Select the Total Passes check box, and then type a value.

6. In the Frequency Multiplier box, set the units of measurement, and then

type a value.

7. Click the Mapping tab.

8. Use the Profile Channel lists to map the desired profile channel to each

station channel. (Station channel names are listed in the left column.)

Tracking Tab

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Channel

Lists the channel(s) to which the ALC compensation will apply.

Missed Peak
Reference

Specifies the difference between the commanded peak and the actual peak

achieved that you want the application to detect.

Missed Peaks

Displays the total number of missed peaks (also stored in the log file). This
value is saved as part of the run-time state of the process (in the mps file), and

can be restored accordingly.

When you reset the procedure, the ALC missed peaks values displayed on the

Tracking tab are not immediately reset to zero. However, when you run the test

again the process will start counting (and displaying) from zero.

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