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segment
#mtav# Minimum TC value during approach segment #mtav#
#mtcv# Minimum TC value #mtcv#
#mtcx# The maximum temperature of the minimum #mtcx#
TC
#md# Minimum calculated survey TC absolute #md#
deviation from setpoint
#rect# Recovery Time – the time between the time #rect#
when the first TC comes into tolerance and
the time when the last TC comes into tolerance
#xtcn# Maximum TC number #xtcn#
#xtan# Maximum TC number during approach #xtan#
segment
#xtav# Maximum TC value during approach segment #xtav#
#xtcm# Minimum temperature of the maximum TC #xtcm#
#xtcv# Maximum TC value #xtcv#
#xd# Maximum calculated survey TC absolute #xd#
deviation from setpoint
Tag Sample Output
#n1# 183
#x1# 183
#m1# 183
#s1# 12.5
#vn1# 383
#vx1# 383
#vm1# 383
#mtcn# 2
#mtan# 2
#mtav# 150
#mtcv# 1
#mtcx# 500
#md# 201.0
#rect# 3 mins 30 secs
#xtcn# 1
#xtan# 6
#xtav# 1500
#xtcm# 500
#xtcv# 183
#xd# 383.0
#ts# 13.8
To create a personalized template, the user needs to open a Word document and save it to the
“ReportTemplates” folder in the main installed folder as a Rich Text Format (.rtf) file. Any of the SDS
data tags listed in the above section can be used to create a company-specific template. For example,
suppose that someone wanted to create a simple template called “NewTemplate” which displays the
current date and time the report is printed, the company name, the title of the report, the number of
thermocouples used, and the results of the survey. First, the user would open a Word document and
save the file as “NewTemplate.rtf” in the “ReportTemplates” folder in the main installed folder. Next, the