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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 />

Editor Window<br />

Steps:<br />

1. Highlight the readings to edit.<br />

2. Select the Proportional adjustment from the Type pulldown<br />

list on the Editor toolbar.<br />

3. Enter the Amount. This value can be positive or negative,<br />

and will be divided among the total number of readings<br />

highlighted.<br />

4. Click Adjust.<br />

Editor - Time<br />

Adjustments<br />

Editor - Multiply by<br />

Constant Value<br />

Editor - Auto Correct<br />

Time adjustments offset the times of the selected readings by a<br />

fixed amount. A common use for time adjustments is to correct<br />

readings recorded by an instrument set for the wrong time.<br />

Steps<br />

1. Highlight the readings to edit.<br />

2. Select the Time (minutes) adjustment from the Type<br />

pull-down list on the Editor toolbar.<br />

3. Enter the Amount in minutes. This value can be positive<br />

or negative. For example, enter 2 hours as 120 minutes.<br />

4. Click Adjust.<br />

Note:<br />

It is possible to make time adjustments that will not appear in<br />

the timespan currently viewed on the graph and the table. It may<br />

be necessary to move to the previous or next time span to see the<br />

adjustments.<br />

A Multiply by Constant Value adjustment multiplies all selected<br />

readings by a constant.<br />

Example: Multiply selected readings by “1.2.”<br />

Reading 1, original value = 2.0; edited value = 2.4<br />

Reading 2, original value = 2.1; edited value = 2.52<br />

etc.<br />

Steps<br />

1. Highlight the readings to edit.<br />

2. Select the Multiply by Constant Value adjustment from<br />

the Type pull-down list on the Editor toolbar.<br />

3. Enter the Amount. This value can be positive or negative.<br />

4. Click Adjust.<br />

An Auto Correct adjustment redraws the selected data points to<br />

connect the data points immediately before and after the selected<br />

data. When you apply an auto correct adjustment, the editor<br />

calculates the data points so that a straight line connects the<br />

adjacent points.<br />

Example: Select “spikes” or gaps of missing data and redraw data<br />

points to connect known good values.<br />

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