User manual SINGER 114-41

[. . . ] These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: ? [. . . ] Note: The maximum character limit is 30 and the name cannot contain commas. (Optional) Type information about the data set in the Notes field. The data set name is now changed. Table View Graph View Adding a New Column To enter data manually, add a new column. Sensor columns cannot be modified, but data entered manually can be edited. The Column Options dialog box opens. Analyzing the Data in Table View 43 Note: Some of the fields may be populated but can be edited. 2. Type the long name for the column in the Name field. Type the abbreviated name in the Short Name field. Note: This name is displayed if the column cannot expand to display the full name. From the Displayed Precision drop-down list, select the precision value. Note: The default precision is related to the precision of the sensor. 6. (Optional) Select Apply changes to all Data Sets to apply these settings to all data sets. (Optional) Select Generate Values to automatically populate the rows. Important: Heart rate and blood pressure sensors require a tremendous amount of data to be useful, and the default for these sensors is to be unlinked to improve system performance. 46 Analyzing the Data in Table View 8. The new calculated column is created. Striking and Restoring Data To strike data: 1. Open the data run that contains the data to be struck. 2. Select the starting row and scroll to the ending point. To select the region: Drag the cursor to the bottom or top of the screen (depending on the direction of the selection) to select the area out of the immediate view. It also scrolls the screen so you can see the selection. Analyzing the Data in Table View 47 Handheld: Select the first cell by pressing the Touchpad and holding until the cell is filled. Release and move the cursor across cells until the row is selected. Move the cursor to the bottom or top of the screen to select the rest of the region. Click the Touchpad to complete the selection. In this example, row 21 is selected as the beginning area and row 147 as the end. Beginning of selection End of selection. 4. [. . . ] software, you can use options available in the Documents Workspace: ?Open Content Explorer, select the Lab Cradle name, and then click and select Install OS. Select Tools > Install Handheld/Lab Cradle OS. Those using teacher versions of the TI-Nspire?software can use options available in the Content Workspace: ? [. . . ]