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-Make selections for block size / spectral lines to determine ∆f and dynamic range. Overlap ratio, recommended at least 50% for Hanning window. Average mode and average number should be adjusted based on testing requirements, if no direct requirements to change these settings leave as default. Window selection can be left as Hanning for most testing applications; Uniform may be desired for shock or transient impulse testing.+Make selections for block size / spectral lines to determine ∆f and dynamic range. Overlap ratio, recommended at least 50% for Hanning window. Average mode and average number should be adjusted based on testing requirements, if no direct requirements to change these settings leave as default. Applying a window to the data has a smearing effect which allows for the signal to be treated as periodic within time blocks.  Each window type has slightly different properties, Hanning is good for precisely distinguishing between different sine waves.  Flattop windows are good for identifying peaks.  The data Window selection can be left as Hanning for most testing applications; Uniform may be desired for shock or transient impulse testing.
  
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 For further processing options select Setup drop down and left click Data Conditioning. Data conditioning capabilities are supported for FFT Spectral Analysis, Time-stamp, Order-Tracking, Sine Reduction & Basic Signal-Conditioning analysis types. Data Conditioning supports functions to control and process data using a logic gate structure. For further processing options select Setup drop down and left click Data Conditioning. Data conditioning capabilities are supported for FFT Spectral Analysis, Time-stamp, Order-Tracking, Sine Reduction & Basic Signal-Conditioning analysis types. Data Conditioning supports functions to control and process data using a logic gate structure.
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 +Right of the Display window is the Control Panel.  The main testing drive operations are found in this section. As well as test configurations and parameters.  Many of which are shared with the Setup -> Project Configurations dropdown box.  
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 +Once setup is complete select Run from the control panel in the upper right of the screen.
  
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 +During testing the options of: Hold, Next, Frame, Stop & Save will become available.  If held (paused) the continue option will be present.  
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 +Processed data will display in windows and be saved to signal folders as the signal is run in real time. Save option in Control Panel will become available to user.
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-Once setup is complete select Run from the control panel in the upper right of the screen.  Processed data will display in windows and be saved to signal folders as the signal is run in real time. Save option in Control Panel will become available to user.