MTS Multipurpose Elite - Manual (Page 309)

Description Item
Transfers specimen geometry definitions between
workstations. Export
Imports specimen geometry definitions from
previously exported files. Import
Closes the Specimen Geometry Manager window. Close
For More Information
Concept
Specimen Geometry Manager Overview (p. 307)
Update All Overview (p. 310)
Task
Update All Geometry-Specific Functions (p. 311)
Use of Domains
Domains categorize specimen geometries and tests. Matched domains for the specimen geometry and
the test ensure that the specimen characteristics are appropriate for the test procedure. The categorization
allows multiple specimen geometries to be matched to a test.
For More Information
Concept
Specimen Geometry Manager Overview (p. 307)
Update All Overview (p. 310)
Task
Update All Geometry-Specific Functions (p. 311)
Selecting a Domain
When you add or copy a specimen geometry, you can select the domain for the specimen geometry.
Multiple specimen geometries can be assigned to the same domain.
When you define a test, you select the domain for the test. Specimen geometries that are assigned to that
domain are then made available for selection in the test when a test run is added.
The Specimen Geometry Manager shows all of the specimen geometries, and the domains that are
assigned to them. When you add, edit, or copy a specimen geometry from the Specimen Geometry
Manager, the Specimen Geometry Editor appears. The Specimen Geometry Editor is where you can select
a different domain for the specimen geometry.
You can change the domain of the test in the General Settings tab. You cannot change the domain of a
test that already contains test runs.
For More Information
Concept
Specimen Geometry Manager Overview (p. 307)
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Working with Specimens