1 variables – Metrohm 916 Ti-Touch User Manual

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28 Parameters

916 Ti-Touch

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Key

Description

⇦

The cursor within the input field is shifted to the left by
one character.

⇨

The cursor within the input field is shifted to the right by
one character.

If the method contains more than one data-generating command (titra-
tion, measurement etc.) before the calculation command, then you will
have to indicate the command identification in front of the variable:

Variable

Description

#M.

Titration or measuring command

#C.

Calculation command

#E.

Evaluation command

"#" stands for a sequential number that you must enter manually. The
number for each command identification will be counted separately and
does not necessarily correspond to the number of the command line.

Example: The variable 1M.TITER corresponds to the titer of the titrant
selected in the first titration command.

CAUTION

The command identifications are not adjusted automatically when addi-
tional commands are subsequently inserted into the method. Check the
formula for correctness in such cases.

[Variables]

Opening the list of additional variables (see Chapter 28.9.3.1, page 363).

[Math. functions]

Opening the list with mathematical functions (see Chapter 28.9.3.2, page
364)
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28.9.3.1

Variables

All of the variables which can be used for calculations are divided up
according to subject in the dialog Calculation formula / Variables.

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System variables
List of the system-specific variables. These variables describe the cur-
rent status of the system.

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Result and statistics variables
List of the variables which are required for calculating results and statis-
tics for the current determination.

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