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Repeat Step

Repeats all subsequent steps until a Loop Step is reached. This group of

steps can be repeated any number of times. (When you select this option,

you are prompted to enter the number of times the group of steps is to be

repeated.)

Loop Step

Terminates a Repeat Step group.

Insert Step

Creates a 'gap' above the selected step to allow another step to be dragged

into the list.

Delete Step

Deletes the selected step from the list.

Cancel Closes the Step Commands pop-up menu.

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To build a recipe, use the following procedure:

1) In the Recipe panel, select the NEW button.

2) Click on a recipe step in the Step Library list, hold the left mouse button down then

drag the mouse pointer to the Step Name field next to the asterisk (*) then release

the mouse button. The step name is displayed in the Step Name field.

3) Repeat 2) as required to add further steps to the recipe. Note that once you have

filled the Step Name field, the recipe step list becomes scrollable, enabling you to

add a maximum total of 1000 steps.

4) To remove a step from the list, click on it to highlight it then select the Delete step

button from the Step Commands pop-up menu. Any further steps will move up the

list by one place.

5) To add a step before an existing step, click on the existing step then select the Insert

step button from Step Commands pop-up menu. The selected step and all those

following it will move down the list by one place. You can then drag another step

from the Step Library list into the now vacant field.

6) When all steps have been added, enter a time into the Data Log Interval field,

then enter a name for the recipe in the Recipe Name field. Finally, select the SAVE

button.

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To edit a recipe, use the following procedure:

1) Select the LOAD button, then select the recipe to be edited.

2) In the Step Commands pop-up menu, click on the Edit Step button, then edit the

process parameters as required. Note that editing a recipe step will not affect the

associated step, i.e. a step having the same filename, in the Library of Available

Steps.

3) To remove a step from the list, click on it to highlight it then select the DELETE STEP

button from the Step Commands pop-up menu. Any further steps will move up the

list by one place.

4) To add a step before an existing step, click on the existing step then select the

INSERT STEP button. The selected step and all those following it will move down

the list by one place. You can then drag another step from the Step Library list into

the now vacant field.

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All processes are automatically data-logged. The interval between logging events is set in the

Recipe screen.

The Process Datalog facility allows you to view process data runs and associated comments.

The facility comprises three pages:

a) SELECT LOG page – allows you to select the process data to view.

b) RUN LOG page – lists the selected process data, for all runs except Leak detection

runs and MFC calibration runs, with respect to time.

c) Leak detection and MFC calibration log page – displays the Leak detection runs and

MFC calibration runs in text and graphical formats.

These pages are described in the following text.

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The Select Log page is displayed by selecting the Process button, then the Log View option.

Fig 5.5: Select Log page

The page comprises a list of logged events, which can be filtered by type, batch name and

time. When the required events have been selected, they can be viewed on a Log View page.

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The facilities provided on the page are as follows:

List of logged

events

Displays a list of logged events in a date/time sequence. Each event is

identified by an icon, date, time, title, duration, name and comments (if

present). An event is selected (highlighted) by clicking on it.

Delete button

Deletes the selected event

Undo button

Undo the last action

Save As Text

button

Save the selected event as a text file for use in spreadsheets etc.

View Run

button

Opens either the Run Log page (see sub-section 5.6.2, page 5-28) or, if

either a Leak detection run (

) or MFC calibration run ( ) is selected,

the Leak Detect and MFC calibration log page (see sub-section 5.6.3,

page 5-29) with the selected log data displayed.

Filter by Type

list

A list of event types with associated checkboxes. Use this panel to select

the events to display in the Event list. A checkbox showing an ‘x’

indicates that the associated event type will not be displayed. A

checkbox showing a ‘9’ indicates that the associated event type will be

displayed.

Filter by

Batch Name

field

Enter a batch name to list only logged events associated with that

batch.

Filter by time

fields and

buttons

Use these controls to select events occurring in a time range to be

displayed.

Hide items

before

selection

button

Displays all events after and including the highlighted event.

Hide items

after

selection

button

Displays all events before and including the highlighted event.

Show all

items button

Displays all previously hidden events.

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NOTE: OIPT now supplies customers with comprehensive software to view/analyse

PC 2000 log files. The software, LogViewer, is provided on the system PC.

For full details of LogViewer, refer to its Manual by following the shortcut

on the desktop of your system PC.

Any logged process run can be saved at text and then opened in Excel for viewing, analysing,

etc. To do this, use the following steps:

1) On the Select Log page, select the required process run (any multiple steps will be

automatically highlighted).

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