Ophir Optronics Ltd QSR Manuel D’Utilisation
Chapter 6 – Measuring with the Pyroelectric and PD10 Heads
Configuring Measurement Settings
Averaging the Measurements (Power Mode Only)
The StarLab application automatically refines your readings and applies a
moving average. For pyroelectric heads, the StarLab application averages the
number display, not the graph display.
moving average. For pyroelectric heads, the StarLab application averages the
number display, not the graph display.
Note: You can use the Moving Average feature only while working in Power
mode. In Energy Mode, average measurements are displayed in the
Statistics Area only.
Statistics Area only.
When you activate the StarLab application’s average mode, it displays the
average of the readings spanning from the last time average mode was activated,
to the present. Once the time period of the average is reached, the average
becomes a running average, spanning the average period backwards in time. For
example, if the average period is 30 seconds, at 15 seconds, the average is over
15 seconds; at 30 seconds, the average is over 30 seconds; at 5 minutes, it is over
the period from 4 minutes and 30 seconds to 5 minutes (30 seconds back from
the present).
average of the readings spanning from the last time average mode was activated,
to the present. Once the time period of the average is reached, the average
becomes a running average, spanning the average period backwards in time. For
example, if the average period is 30 seconds, at 15 seconds, the average is over
15 seconds; at 30 seconds, the average is over 30 seconds; at 5 minutes, it is over
the period from 4 minutes and 30 seconds to 5 minutes (30 seconds back from
the present).
To select an average period:
1. Select the average in seconds from the Average drop down list in the
Graph Configuration Area.
Figure 6-5 Average Drop Down List
Disabling Averaging
You can disable averaging from the Average drop down list.
To disable averaging:
1. Select None from the Average drop down list in the Graph Configuration
Area.
Controlling the External Trigger
You can control the use of the external trigger by turning the external trigger on
or off. For more information on using the External Trigger, refer to Chapter 7 –
External Triggers and Missing Pulses.
or off. For more information on using the External Trigger, refer to Chapter 7 –
External Triggers and Missing Pulses.
Note: The External Trigger is only available for use with the Pulsar device.
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