Omega Speaker Systems RD8300 manual Displaying Min, Max or Average Values

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Section 5 – Recorder Setup

Alarms: When the Active box is checked the alarms are active for this channel (2) provided the Master Enable is set. When not checked the alarms are deactivated for this channel. Pressing the Alarms button opens the Alarm Setup dialog window. This allows changes to be made to the channel alarm settings which will affect ALL widgets using this channel. This is a protected option.

Apply: Pressing this button will exit and save any changes made.

Exit: Pressing this button will exit without saving any changes made in THIS dialog box ONLY. If you used the Setup or Alarms buttons to make changes to the channel information, these are Global and WILL be saved.

Setup: Pressing this button opens the Channel Setup window. This allows changes to be made to the channel settings which will affect ALL widgets using this channel. This is a

protected option.

Delete: Pressing this button will DELETE the Digital Display Widget. This will remove it from the display.

5.3.1.2Displaying Min, Max or Average Values

The Digital Display widgets show the instantaneous channel value but can be changed at any time to display minimum, maximum or average values. To change the reading double tap in the lower line of the digital display widget indicated right.

This will pop up a drop down menu that allows the user to select the display mode as follows.

INST. = Instantaneous – display the data as it is read – default (real time display)

MIN. Minimum - will display the minimum (lowest) value ever measured. MAX. Maximum – will display the maximum (highest) value ever measured

AVG. Average – will perform a weighted average on all input samples at 10 samples/sec and average them as (last value + current value)/2 and display this. Note – you can use the Filter on each channel to provide additional averaging.

The display indicated the current display mode in the lower left of the display

widget using the characters above - with the exception that NO indicator is shown for real time (instantaneous) value. Maximum value is shown displayed right.

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RD8300 specifications

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