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disabled. To edit the protected settings, click the Edit button and enter the cur
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rent passcode for the thermometer readout. If the correct passcode is entered,
the controls are enabled and the values may be changed. The controls remain
enabled until this dialog is closed or until the current changes are applied by
clicking the Apply button.
After modifying any of the settings on this dialog, click the Apply or OK but
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ton to write the new settings to the thermometer readout. If the Apply button is
clicked, this dialog remains open. If the OK button is clicked, this dialog closes
after writing the settings.
LogWare has a feature that causes all of the thermometer readout settings to be
read back in from the thermometer readout after the Apply button is clicked
and the new settings have been written to the thermometer readout. This feature
can be useful to verify that the desired settings were properly applied to the
thermometer readout. To enable or disable this feature, see Section 5.6.4,
Options.
To close this dialog without writing the settings to the thermometer readout,
click the Cancel button.
Click the Help button to open the appropriate help topic for this dialog.
4.4.2.1 Filtering tab
Select the Filtering tab to view and/or modify the filter settings.
The Moving average setting is sometimes also called a sliding window filter.
Enter the number of readings to average (size of window) in the box provided.
Setting this option to any value other than 1 causes the thermometer readout to
display the average of the last n readings on a specific channel as the current
reading for that channel. If the moving average is set to 1, the most recent mea
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surement on each channel is displayed as the current reading. The moving aver
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age can be set to any value between 1 and 10.
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Figure 56 1529 Chub-E4 Settings - Filtering tab
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