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13.2 USING A SINGLE SCOPE To illustrate how scope can be used, we'll use the following example to demonstrate how to setup a single scope. EXAMPLE Create a load to distance tensile test. • Create a New Test using the Test Builder. • Select the Tension Distance symbol. • Set the Tension Distance Target at 6 inches. • Set the Speed at 30 inches per minute. Normally, with a distance limit test like our example, you would select the Load (L) coefficient inorder to report the load result at the target distance limit of 6 inches. Therefore, • Select the Data menu. • Select the + Data touch target. • Select the Load (L) coefficient. Selecting the Load (L) coefficient will display the load value at the distance limit. The new coefficient is displayed as L2.
• Resize the L2 coefficient to the middle size text. • Rename the L2 coefficient to L@1inch • Go to the Scope menu. • Select the Step "2" text block. • Select the "+" key in the virtual numerical keypad.
Selecting the "+" key will invoke the scope function. Selecting the "+" key instructs the system to find and report the point starting from the beginning of the step. Selecting the "+" key displays the scope value box with units. • Select the scope value and touch until the displayed units is [in]. • Enter the numeric 1.0 in the scope entry box. With this entry, you have assigned the L2 coefficient, now called L@1inch, to report the load value at the 1 inch tension distance from the start of step 2.
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