Manual

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CANNON
®
miniAV
®
-X Automatic Viscometer with VISCPRO
®
Instruction & Operation Manual
Version 1.0— February, 2008; CANNON
®
Instrument Company
2139 High Tech Road • State College, PA 16803 • USA
CHAPTER
11
ERROR DATA EXPORT ANALYSIS
The VISCPRO
®
Error Data Export analysis compiles error information
from the sample database for serial output and exports it in ASCII text
format. The port output filters (Date, Error and Error Report) permit the
user to select and output desired data to a file, LPT port or serial port in
whatever format is desired.
NOTE
Once the port output analysis has been generated, it cannot be
reconfigured like other VISCPRO
®
analyses. This prevents duplicate
data from being resent to network collection systems your lab may have
in place. To re-send data to the serial port, close the analysis window
(you may save the configured analysis if you desire) and then recreate
the analysis .
Available data for analysis
In addition to the serial transmission, the analysis is displayed on the
computer screen in a tabular format and may include the following data:
Error—Error description
Date—Date when the test was completed
Time—Time when the test was completed
Error Source—Source for the error message (instrument or other)
Instr ID—Identification of the instrument associated with the error
(if applicable)
Sample ID—Identification of the sample associated with the error
(if applicable)
Bulb No.—Bulb number associated with the error
Tray Index—Position of the sample tray associated with the error
(trays are numbered sequentially from left to right)
Sample Index—Position of the sample associated with the error
(samples are numbered sequentially beginning at the rear of the tray)
Technician—The name of the technician who was logged on at the
time the error occurred (if applicable)
Formatting Options (Space, Carriage Return, Line Feed) and
ASCII Codes—Permits additional user-controlled data formatting
Configuring the Error Data Export analysis
1. Select Analyses from the VISCPRO
®
menu options.
2. Select View Analysis from the Analyses menu options
3. Double-click Data Export Package from the list of available
analysis types.
4. Select the Error Data Export analysis option.