Metrohm tiamo 2.4 (process analysis) - Manual (Page 149)

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Sample number
The sample number is set to 0 for all workplaces at the time of each pro-
gram start. Each time a determination is started, it is incremented by +1. It
can only be edited by the user in the status READY.
Input range 0 - 99,999
Default value 0
Remark
Freely definable remarks concerning the determination, that are saved
together with the determination. Prepared sample texts can also be
selected instead of making manual entries (see Chapter 3.5.1, page 128).
NOTE
The field Remarks can also be modified live while determinations are
running. The context-sensitive menu item Modify remarks is used to
open the dialog window Live modifications (see Chapter 3.6.3.6,
page 136).
Entry 100 characters
Autostart
Shows the number of automatic, internal starts of single determinations.
This field is only displayed if the option Autorepeat determinations is
activated on the Process tab (see Chapter 3.6.3.9.4, page 143). With
every triggering of [Start] the counter is reset to 0.
Statistics
on | off (Default value: on)
This field is displayed only when a method has been loaded with a START
command in which the option Statistics has been activated. The statistics
defined in the method can be activated and deactivated manually here
(only in the status READY and COND BUSY).
The first field after Statistics shows the number of determinations already
carried out for the statistics (actual counter). This field cannot be edited,
but when it is in the status READY, it can be set to 0 with the context-
sensitive Delete statistics menu item, and the already calculated statis-
tics data is deleted at the same time.
The second field after Statistics shows the number of determinations to
be carried out for the statistics (setpoint counter). By default, it contains
the value Number of single determinations defined in the START
command. This field cannot be edited except in the status READY and
COND BUSY.