BUCHI DuMaster D-480 - Manual (Page 310)

Operation Manual D-480 ©BÜCH Labortechnik AG
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Further information
Further information includes instructions in which the dialog is used and knowledge articles
concerning the dialog:
 Defining keywords for blank and conditioning samples (on page 121).
Acoustic signals (Dialog)
Function
In the dialog you can enable and disable acoustic signals to be output when certain events occur. The
individual signals vary in pitch for easier distinction.
Open
Open the dialog by selecting Options > Settings > Acoustic Signals.
Elements
The following describes the elements of the dialog.
Label Element type Meaning
Maintenance event
sound Checkbox If a maintenance interval is exceeded or if the interval can
be expected to expire while processing a series of
analyses, a warning signal is output every 2 seconds.
Error sound Checkbox If the analysis system reports an error, a warning sound is
output every two seconds.
Analysis start sound Checkbox A sound is output whenever a measurement starts in
continuous operation.
Weighing data
transmission sound Checkbox A sound is output whenever a connected balance transmits
a weighing value to the PC.
OK Button Saves new settings
Cancel Button Discards settings not yet saved.
Further information
Further information includes instructions in which the dialog is used and knowledge articles
concerning the dialog:
 Enabling/disabling acoustic signals (on page 123).
Configure Calculations (Dialog)
Function
In this dialog you can set the calculation method for determining the daily factor and blank value.
There are two calculation methods:
 Sequential calculation. This means that a separate factor or blank value is computed for each
group of standard or blank value samples; this is then used to correct the measuring samples
until the next group of standard or blank value samples arrives. This calculation method allows
you to compensate for fluctuations in measuring over a certain period.
 Total calculation method. This means that the calculation is performed for all of the standard or
blank value samples in a document. An average factor is computed.