TMS 2000 - Thermal Monitoring System

The purpose of the thermal monitoring system is to collect and log data and to provide alarmed feedback.

The first step is to set up the channels the system is to acquire. This is accomplished in one of the three ways. A user interface panel that allows the user to define channel count, names, scaling, conditioning, and alarming can be used if the channel list does not yet exist. A text file that can be created with a separate package, such as Microsoft Excel, can be imported. And finally, company specific file types can be read into the system to generate a channel list. Specific setup files can be saved to disk in order to recall them for similar tests. After the setup, the user can test run the software to look for open or shorted circuits wired to the SCXI chassis.

Once setup and initial checkout are complete, the system in ready to be used by the driver.

• The driver panel allows the test driver to start the data logging and alarming process with the touch of a button
• No mouse interaction is necessary for the driver for safety reasons
• Alarming will always be running
• Each of these alarms, when triggered, will change the color of the digital readout for the given channel and will emit a tone specific to the alarm type

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