8.9.2 Test Prefix Name The Test Prefix Name option is useful if you want to have a common naming convention for the tests you create. For example, you may want to use the initials of the person who created the test in the naming convention for tests. Or, you may want to use the location/facility/lab that is associated with the test setup. When a Test Prefix Name is used, all test setups created will have this prefix name, followed by a number. 8.9.3 Next Test Auto Number The Test Auto Number option applies a sequential number beginning with this number specified to all newly created test setup. The default number is 1. A new test with a Prefix Name=T will have test name with auto number of 1, e.g. T1. Succeeding test setups will have a number T2, T3, etc. until you rename the test. A naming convention may include the lab facility number and then a sequential number that corresponds to a sample, batch, material, etc. Renaming the test overwrites the Prefix Name and Test Number.
8.9.4 Noise Filter The Noise filter is used to set the sensitivity of the load cell sensor and its noise dampening capability. The Noise Filter default is 0.01% of the connected load cell sensor. In most applications this value should NOT be changed. However, in certain extreme conditions, there may be too much noise on the load signal that you need to dampen the signal in order to obtain a more precise load point on your graph. To do this, you can experi- ment by increasing this noise setting from 0.01% to 0.02%. This effectively increases the measurement band around a point, making it more precise in identifying a specific load scope point.
L2 Plus TESTS Setting Shows Prefix and Auto Number setup for a new test
Press the Home symbol to return to the full listing of test setups on the Home menu.
L2 Plus Home menu Shows test names filtered after entering character “L”
L2 Plus TESTS Setting Shows automatic naming of new test setup
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