Operating instructions

M300USERSGUIDE SEA
DATADISPLAYS  175
2DGREYIMAGE(2DG.300)
ParticleImage
A reproduction of the shape of the particles that passed through the 2D Grey Probe.
ColorPercentages
These percentages are based on the particle density detected by the 2D Grey probe. The buttons
allow the user to select what color is to be associated with a percentage.
AcquisitionAddress
This is the I/O address that the 2D Grey probe was configured for. Having the address here allows
the M300 to use a number of different 2D Grey probes simultaneously. All the user has to do is
select the particular I/O address of the 2D Grey Image in question.
Scale
This is the scaling factor. A Factor of 1 will display the image as it was recorded. Selecting a scaling
factor higher than 1 will magnify the image by that factor.
AgeLimit
This is the limit, assigned by the user, the M300 will use to determine if an image should be
indicated as “old”. For example, if a user inputs an age limit of 10, the M300 will continue to work
as normal. However, if the currently displayed 2D Grey Image becomes 10 minutes old relative to
the M300 system buffer during playback, the M300 will then place hash lines across the image to
indicate to the user that it has gone past its age limit.
2DGrey‐scalingthedisplay
1. In the 2D Grey display window you are scaling, click on the Scale drop down menu.