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OM17-P4000VIS-NIR
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As long as the acquisition software is closed properly using F12, all data is saved and
the acquisition can be opened at a later time with new data being appended to the data
taken previously.
Ref check light This
green light indicates a
good reference
These indicate the temperatures and the
humidity of the system. If they are not
within range (see specifications) the
indicator light will be red, if this occurs
the system should be shut down.
Dark spectrum
that was stored
when program
state was in dark
mode
Reference
spectrum that
was stored when
program state
was in reference
mode.
Ref check
compares the
previous
reference data
to current
reference.
As in system check, this should be close to a straight line
except for the edges and the center. Since this is a bad
reference it is indicated by the ref check light at the top of the
screen. In this situation press F2 to store a new reference.
Pressing
PROBE stores
spectrum data
as absorbance
and auxiliary
data, which
includes EC
data, until
probe has
been hit again
or logging
stops
automatically
when probe
pulled out of
ground. No
data can be
logged if there
is no GPS
signal or there
is a bad ref
check. Use
PROBE to
store data
while mapping
a field. No
data, including
EC data, will
be stored
unless it
program is in
LOG mode.
Auxiliary data indicator
Auxiliary data can
be scrolled
through by
pressing the up or
down arrow to the
left of the indicator.
The auxiliary data
corresponds to the
chart listed on the
right of the
indicator.
Figure 10
EC indicators
Log and GPS
lightsmust be
green for data to
be recorded
Note: Make sure to run through the setting the
integration time procedure after starting up
system for the first time or after switching
between probe and shank mode
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