MTS Series 793 Application User Manual

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be certain.

MTS Model 793.10 MultiPurpose TestWare

and

Series 793 Application Software

100-147-131 H

User Information and Software Reference for Model 793.10
MultiPurpose TestWare

and the following:

- Model 793.11 Profile Editor™
- Model 793.12 Trend Monitoring
- Model 793.14 Fatigue Monitoring
- Model 793.71 Time History Playout
- Model 793.72 THP with Acquisition

This manual is related to the following products:

Model 793-10 MultiPurpose TestWare

Table of contents

Document Outline

Technical Support
- How to Get Technical Support
- Before You Contact MTS
- If You Contact MTS by Phone
- Problem Submittal Form in MTS Manuals
Preface
- Before You Begin
- Conventions
  - Documentation Conventions
About MultiPurpose TestWare
- Application Overview
- The MultiPurpose TestWare Interface
- MPT Procedure Editor
Performing Common Tasks
- How to Start MultiPurpose TestWare
- How to Display the MPT Procedure Editor
- How to Create a New Procedure
- Considerations for Test Design and Execution
- How to Open a Procedure
- How to Save a Procedure
- How to Preview a Procedure
- How to Print a Procedure
- How to Run a Procedure
- About Counters
- Types of Counters
- How to Display Counters and Status Panels
- About the Clear Counters on Reset Function
- About Working with Unit Assignment Set Editor
- About the MPT Specimen Log
MPT Options Editor
- About the MPT Options Editor
- MPT Options Editor Execution Tab
- About Setpoint Use with MPT Test Procedures
- About Command Hold and Stop Behaviors
- About Data Acquisition Resulting From Command Stop Behavior
- About Command Stop Behaviors and Automatic Setpoint Adjustments
- About Transition States
- MPT Options Editor Specimen Tab
- MPT Options Editor Recovery Tab
- About Test Recovery
- MPT Options Editor Specimen Log Tab
- MPT Options Editor Control Panel Tab
- MPT Options Editor Properties Tab
- MPT Options Editor Unit Selection Tab
Working with MPT Processes
- About MPT Processes
- Process Palette
- How to Add Processes to the Procedure Table
- How to Select Processes in Procedure Tables
- How to Reposition Processes in a Procedure Table
- How to Delete Processes from the Procedure Window
- About Cutting, Copying, and Pasting Processes
- How to Cut/Copy, and Paste a Process or Group of Processes
- How to Quick Copy and Paste Selected Processes in the Same Window
- About Sequencing Processes
- About “Buffer Full” Signals
- About “Trigger” Signals
- Process Sequence Example
- About Editing Trigger Signals
- How to Set/Edit the Interrupt Signal
- How to Specify/Change the Procedure Done Signal
- Example of Sequencing a Single Process
- Example of Sequencing Multiple Processes
- About Sequencing Group Processes
- How to Open the Group Table
- Group Process Naming Conventions
- About Group Process Interrupts
- How to Disable Processes
Working with MPT Variables
- About MPT Variables
- About Variable Operation
- About Creating Variables with Multiple Associated Parameters
- About Variables and the Operator Information Process
- About Calculated Variables
- Test Design Considerations for Adding Calculations to Variables
- About Control-Mode Variables
- Variable Editor
Working with MPT Specimens
- About MPT Specimens
- About Assigning MPT Specimens
- About Creating and Linking MPT Specimens
- How to Create and Link a New MPT Specimen with the Control Panel
- How to Create and Link a New MPT Specimen with the Specimen Editor
- How to Link an Existing MPT Specimen to a Different Procedure
- About Runing Multiple Tests Against the Same MPT Specimen
- MPT Specimen Editor
- MPT Specimen File Types
- MPT Specimen Loading Examples
Creating a Practice Test Procedure
- Plan Your Test
- Determine Which Processes Are Needed
- Add Processes to the Procedure Table
- Sequence Your Processes
- Set Process Parameters in the Procedure Table
- Set Process Parameters in the Group Table
- Select Procedure Options
Command Processes
- Segment Command Process
- Cyclic Command Process
- Dwell Command Process
- Profile Process
- External Command Process
- Sweep Command Process
- Signal Based Command Process
- Profile with ALC Process
- Cyclic with ALC Process
- Model 793.71/72 Time History Output Process
- Road Surface Output Process
Data Acquisition Process Descriptions
- About Buffers
- Data File Header
- How to Trigger a Process When the Buffer Is Full
- Data Destination
- About Station Signals
- Peak/Valley Acquisition Process
- Timed Acquisition Process
- Max/Min Acquisition Process
- Level Crossing Acquisition Process
- High Speed Timed Acquisition Process
- Cyclic Acquisition Process
- Fatigue Process
- Time History Input Process
- Trend Process
Event Process Descriptions
- Data Limit Detector Process
- Digital Input Detector Process
- Operator Event Process
- Peak/Valley Change Detector Process
- Program Event Process
- Periodic Time Event Process
- Failure Detector Process
External Control Process Descriptions
- Digital Output Process
- Temperature Control Process
Other Process Descriptions
- Program Control Process
- Group Process
- MPT Calculation Process
  - About the MPT Calculations Process
  - How to Define the MPT Calculation Process
- Operator Information Process
- Start Application Process
- Send Mail Process
- Set Controller Value Process
- Auto Offset Process
- Data Display Process
Trend and Fatigue Monitoring Applications
- Model 793.12 Trend Monitoring Application
- Model 793.14 Fatigue Monitoring Application
Model 793.11 Profile Editor
- Profile Editor
- Creating Profiles
- How to Play Out Profiles
- Profile Editor Controls and Displays
Default Templates
- About Default Templates
- How to Customize the Default Template
- How to Use Multiple Default Templates
- Template Error Messages
Excel File Converter
- About The MTS Excel File Converter
- How to Install the Excel File Converter
- How to Set Excel File Converter Options
- How to Use the Excel File Converter
- Excel File Converter Troubleshooting
MPT Shortcuts
- Shortcut Command Line
- How to Create an MPT Shortcut
- How to Edit the Shortcut Command Line
Index