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9933 TableW areUser’ s GuideRev. 592101Hart Scientific

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3. When prompted, enter the product serial number. The serial number isprovided on a sticker typically located on the CD pouch on the insideback cover

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The TableWare main display screen (Figure 1) displays the software menu andtoolbar.Enabled and disabledAll menu items and toolbar icons are enabled.Sc

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The following icons are available on the toolbar:Defaults - Setup default settingsPlatinum probe coefficient calculation - Calculate platinum probecoe

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2 File menuThe File menu (Figure 2) provides options for setting program defaults, select-ing the default printer, and exiting the software.Enabled an

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Enabled and disabledAll tabs are enabled at all times.Dialog informationThe TableWare Defaults dialog allows the user to set default values or parame-

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The “Show help balloons” check box toggles the display of the help balloons.The default is selected which means the yellow help balloons are displayed

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2.1.2 Defaults - TablesThe Tables tab (Figure 5) is displayed when the File|Defaults menu option isselected and the tab labeled Tables is selected.Ena

Page 9 - 1.5 Installation

2.1.3 Defaults - ResolutionsThe Resolutions tab (Figure 6) is displayed when the File|Defaults menu optionis selected and the tab labeled Resolutions

Page 10 - 1.8 Table

2.2 Setup printerThe setup printer menu option allows the user to select and configure the de-fault printer. For TableWare, the orientation should alw

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3 Coefficients menuThe Coefficients Menu (Figure 7) provides options for calculating coefficientsfor Platinum, Thermistor, or Thermocouple probes.Sele

Page 12 - TableWare main display

Rev. 592101Fluke CorporationHart Scientific Division799 E. Utah Valley Drive American Fork, UT 84003-9775 USAPhone: +1.801.763.1600Telefax: +1.801.7

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Dialog informationThe Probe Information dialog allows the user to enter two captions and valuesto identify the test probe or UUT (Unit Under Test) for

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default is Range 4. The choices for high range are Range 6 through Range11, or None. The default is Range 8.•If the type selected is Polynomial, the o

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Note: The accepted thermistor model is based upon the logarithmic resis-tance-temperature characteristic in terms of absolute temperature (Kel-vin). T

Page 16 - 2.1.2 Defaults - Tables

Dialog informationThe type of coefficient choices are: B, E, J, K, N, R, S, T, and Gold-Platinum.The default is Type K.The temperature range is depend

Page 17 - 2.1.3 Defaults - Resolutions

Enabled and disabledThe Calculate button is not enabled until the required data is entered and thescales are selected.Dialog informationThe user must

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Callendar-Van Dusen (CVD), or IPTS-68 is selected as the type of coefficientsto calculate or from the Thermistor Probe Coefficients dialog.Enabled and

Page 19 - 3 Coefficients menu

3.8, Methods Used for Calculating Coefficients, contains additionalinformation.The Import button reads raw data in from an ASCII text file. The data m

Page 20 - 3.2 Coefficients

3.3.3 Thermocouple coefficientsThis Raw Data dialog (Figure 15) is displayed when the Continue button is se-lected from the Thermocouple Probe Coeffic

Page 21 - 3.2.2 Thermistor probe

Note: If CJC readings are entered in temperature, the standard thermo-couple coefficients for the selected thermocouple type are used to calcu-late th

Page 22 - 3.2.3 Thermocouple probe

Note: The International Settings must be set according to the informationin the Installation section before attempting to import or export raw data.Fo

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Table of Contents1 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.1 What is TableWare?. . . .

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Example: ASCII text file for ITS-90 (both low and high range) coefficients.0.010100.025–100.00,-38.84359.2564,83.2587156.6056,232.0110,419.4314,660.43

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3.4.2 Polynomial, CVD, and IPTS-68 coefficientsThe raw data for calculating Polynomial, CVD and IPTS-68 coefficients can beimported from an ASCII text

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Example: ASCII text file for IPTS-68 coefficients.–100.00,0.000,232.0110,419.431459.2564,100.025,188.6534,256.1023Note: If a specific set of temperatu

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If the third line does not exist, this software does not compensate the voltagereadings.Example: ASCII text file for Thermocouple coefficients.–100.0,

Page 28 - 3.4 Import/export file format

Dialog informationThe calculated coefficients are displayed in the Coefficients list. Use the scrollbar, if necessary, to view the coefficients. The s

Page 29 - Import/export file format

should always fit on one letter-size (A4) sheet of paper. Select the OK button toprint the report.The Table Options button displays the Table Options

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ton is selected on the Coefficients and Residuals dialog or when the OK buttonis selected on the Enter Coefficients dialog.Enabled and disabledControl

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selecting either the Export or Print Table button.Enter the date exactly as it is toappear on the report. No formatting or validation is performed on

Page 32 - [cjc1,cjc2,cjc3,...,cjcN]

Dialog informationThe Type and Range tab allows the user to select the type of table to generateand the temperature range for the table. The choices f

Page 33 - Coefficients and residuals

Enabled and disabledThe resolution selection boxes are disabled unless the “Use custom resolutions”option is selected.Dialog informationThe Resolution

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3.5.1.3 Table options—other settings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 363.6 Table temperature r

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3.5.1.3 Table options—other settingsThe Other Settings tab is displayed after selecting the Other Settings tab on theTable Options dialog.Enabled and

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efficients used. See Table 1 on page 37 for details on the temperature range forspecific coefficients.373 Coefficients menuTable temperature range cha

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3.7 Requirements for calculating coefficientsCertain requirements apply depending on the type of coefficients beingcalculated.3.7.1 ITS-90 coefficient

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b) All Ranges require the Triple Point of Water set-point and thefollowing:i) Range 6 requires at least 4 and no more than 10 set-points.ii) Range 7 r

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a) One set-point must be within a few degrees of 0°C (32°F or273.15K) (preferably as close to 0°C as possible).b) One set-point must be below 0°C.c) T

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c) DELTAd) BETA (only calculated if criteria explained above is met)6. Residuals are calculated for each set-point used in calculating the coeffi-cien

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a) T(R)—Temperature as a function of Resistance: A, B, ... N (depend-ing on the order of the polynomial)b) R(T)—Resistance as a function of Temperatur

Page 42 - 3.7.1 ITS-90 coefficients

e) Type Nf) Type Rg) Type Sh) Type Ti) Type AuPt (Gold-Platinum)5. The temperature range for the Thermocouple type must be selected. Thefollowing rang

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b) c29. The following standard Thermocouple coefficients are also producedunaltered:TypeRange 1 Coefficients Range 2 Coefficients Range 3 Coefficients

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solve for two coefficients. The example below shows a set of four equationsrepresenting data at five temperatures ( Rtpwand resistance at four test te

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iiiFiguresFigure 1 TableWare Main Display Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Figure 2 File Menu . . . . . . .

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The software allows for over determined solutions. Thermocouple probes re-quire polynomials expressed in terms of μV vs. temperature.3.9 Software outp

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General tab. Other settings on the General tab can be changed to manipulate thedefault behavior of the Print Preview window.Enabled and disabledThe en

Page 48 - 3.8.1 ITS-90

Print - Prints all pages of the document in the Print Preview windowFirst page - Navigates to the first page of the document (if more thanone page)Pre

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493 Coefficients menuPrint preview windowFigure 27 Sample report or exported ASCII text file

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9933 TableWareUser’s Guide50Figure 28 Sample table

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4 Table menuThe Table menu (Figure 29) provides options for generating Temperature vs.Resistance, Temperature vs. Ratio and Temperature vs. EMF tables

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Dialog informationEnter the coefficients to be used to generate the table. A value must be enteredinto each of the boxes provided.•For ITS-90, RTPW is

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5 Help MenuThe Help Menu (Figure 31) provides a method for accessing help through thehelp file contents, search on a specific topic of the software, a

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5.4 Technical supportThe Technical Support menu option displays the Technical Support topic in thehelp file.Please contact one of the following author

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Fluke South East Asia Pte Ltd.Fluke ASEAN Regional OfficeService Center60 Alexandra Terrace #03-16The Comtech (Lobby D)118502SINGAPOREPhone: +65 6799-

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1 Introduction1.1 What is TableWare?TableWare is designed to calculate characterization coefficients for platinum,thermistor, and thermocouple probes.

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software version number, the year the version was released, and specific infor-mation about the computer are displayed on this dialog.9933 TableWareUs

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6 Messages6.1 TableWareMessagesMessage “The [report][table] was successfully exported to filename.”Message “The raw data that was entered may contain

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Section 3.6, Table Temperature Range Chart. If the selected minimum andmaximum temperatures are too extreme, the algorithms used to calculate the ta-b

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Message “An error occurred while calculating coefficient type coefficients.Make sure the CALCCOEF.DLL file is located in the \WINDOWS\SYSTEMor \WINNT\

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7 Glossarycoefficients - Values used to define characteristics of a probe.help balloons - The yellow boxes with words that appear below and to the sid

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and/or Maximum Temp. setting fell outside the recommended tempera-ture range in °C.5. In version 2.2, an Overflow error sometimes occurred when attemp

Page 63 - TableWare Error Messages

If you want to create a document that includes the report and table, follow thesteps below:a. Set the starting page for the table to “2”.b. Print the

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be used) the reports and tables are printed to, or which printer driver isused.5. The date that prints on the report and table can now be set by the u

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