Operating instructions

The “Statistics” application

6 The “Statistics” application

This section describes the “Statistics” application. Here you will ﬁnd information on how to work with this application and on the relevant

setting options. Please note that all settings for the “Statistics” application are stored under the active user profile. User-specific

settings can thus be entered for this application. Therefore, make sure that you have selected the desired user profile first.

6.1 Introduction to the “Statistics” application

The “Statistics” application offers the same basic options as the “Weighing” application, but also contains additional settings and

functions for the statistical acquisition and evaluation of series weighing values. This section only describes in detail the settings and

functions that differ from the “Weighing” application.

Note: If you use Statistics in conjunction with the LC-I/O relay interface or the LV11 automatic feeder, please note the information

provided in the “Solution Guide”, which is available on the Internet (www.mt.com).

6.2 Selecting the application

6.3 Settings for the “Statistics” application

Various speciﬁc settings for Statistics, which can be used to adapt the application to your requirements, can be found under the «E»

key.

6.3.1 Overview

The setting options for the “Statistics” application are virtually identical to those for the “Weighing” application (section 5.2). Only the

settings that differ are described below. They apply to the following menu pages:

If the “Statistics” application is not already active, press the «D» key. Touch the application

icon in the selection window.

The display opposite appears when the application is selected. Some of the special

function keys and information ﬁelds for statistics are activated ex works. These and other

settings can be adapted to your requirements, according to the descriptions in the fol-

lowing sections.

Note: The “Result” and “CL Result” function keys are inactive, and therefore displayed in

gray, as the statistics do not yet contain any values.