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Flowlink 5.1 Software Instruction Manual - Isco

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<strong>Isco</strong> <strong>Flowlink</strong> <strong>5.1</strong> ® <strong>Software</strong><br />

Graph Window<br />

Steps: (assuming the list contains the required series and data<br />

sets already defined.)<br />

1. Highlight the series in the List of Series and Data Sets<br />

box.<br />

2. Select Flow Conversion from the Operation pull-down<br />

list. The window displays additional entry fields.<br />

3. Enter a Conversion method. You can type in the name of<br />

a flow conversion method listed on the Flow Conversion<br />

List, or click the Choose... button to select from the list.<br />

4. Enter the variable assigned to the level data set in the<br />

Level field. The variable is displayed in front of data sets<br />

in the List of Series and Data Sets box. For example, type<br />

1A.<br />

5. If you selected an area velocity Flow conversion method,<br />

enter the variable for the velocity data set in the Vel:<br />

field. For example, type 1B.<br />

Notes:<br />

• For best results, always recalculate the level and velocity<br />

data using the averaging statistical function. (Select the<br />

AVG button in the data set properties.) Set the summary<br />

interval to the desired interval for displaying the flow<br />

rate on a graph or a table.<br />

• Valid formulas will yield a flow conversion when you click<br />

the OK button. If <strong>Flowlink</strong> recognizes a formula error, it<br />

provides a Details>> button to explain the error.<br />

Graph Properties -<br />

Volume Conversion<br />

Volume Conversions calculate volumes from a flow rate. Volume<br />

conversions can be performed with or without summary<br />

intervals. Without summary intervals, <strong>Flowlink</strong> integrates the<br />

volume between each flow rate reading. With an averaging<br />

summary interval, <strong>Flowlink</strong> integrates the volume over the<br />

interval.<br />

Example. Using a flow rate data set, report hourly volumes and a<br />

daily total volume in a table.<br />

(The example assumes that a blank, New graph was created<br />

using the File>New menu option. The following steps start with<br />

the General tab of the Graph Properties window and explain only<br />

the minimum required settings.)<br />

1. On the General tab, set the Type to Table.<br />

2. View the Time Scale tab.<br />

3. Choose the starting date and set the time to start at<br />

00:00 (or 12:00 AM) by clicking on the Midnight<br />

button.<br />

4. Set the Timespan to 1 Day.<br />

5. Set the Summary interval to 1 Hour.<br />

6. Select the Display times at End of interval option.<br />

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