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  <Paragraph>This page defines the Checkzones and test sequence for user guidance displayed on the instrument.
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  <Paragraph Style="{DynamicResource Header}">Checkzones</Paragraph>
  <Paragraph>• <Bold>Open Checkzone Catalog</Bold> to select or add a measurement area.
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  <Paragraph>• Use the <Bold>Create</Bold> button to add new names*. A dialog box appears, 
               which additionally allows to define the <Bold>Orientation</Bold> of the zone and to allocate it to a tolerance zone.
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  <Paragraph>• To delete a checkzone select it in the list and use the <Bold>Delete</Bold> button.
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  <Paragraph>• New names are automatically added to the right field. Use the <Bold>arrow buttons</Bold> to move objects from one side to the other.
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  <Paragraph>• To change the <Bold>measurement sequence</Bold>, click on the zone name and drag and drop it to the desired place.
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  <Paragraph Style="{DynamicResource Header}">Schematic</Paragraph>
  <Paragraph>• A rectangular <Bold>symbol</Bold> with the sequence number will appear in the left corner of the schematic
               when a checkzone is selected. Drag and drop the symbol to the desired position.
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  <Paragraph>• For changing its <Bold>size</Bold>, click at the right lower corner of the symbol.
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  <Paragraph>• An <Bold>arrow</Bold> in the rectangle allows to indicate the measuring direction. 
               Therefore, click on the end of the arrow and turn.
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  <Paragraph>• Functions to <Bold>Change Schematic</Bold> or its size are available above the schematic.      
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  <Paragraph>• A group of checkzones can be highlighted using the <Bold>Ctrl</Bold> key, or drag a frame
               around the desired zones with the mouse. 
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  <Paragraph Style="{DynamicResource Header}">Checkzone Properties</Paragraph>
  <Paragraph>• <Bold>Scan Length</Bold> allows to set the measurement length for the highlighted checkzones 
               between 10 to 100 cm. The default value is 75 cm.
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  <Paragraph>• <Bold>n Sample</Bold> defines the number of readings for the marked zones.  
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  <Paragraph>• Several checkzones can be combined to a <Bold>Group</Bold>. 
               In Data Analysis the average of each group will be displayed additionally.
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  <Paragraph>• Highlight the zones to be grouped and select a name from the <Bold>Groups</Bold> box,
               or press <Bold>Create Group</Bold> to create a new name*.
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  <Paragraph>All checkzones within the same group are marked with the same color in the schematic.
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  <Paragraph>• Use the <Bold>Delete Group</Bold> button to remove a group name, if needed.
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  <Paragraph>• The <Bold>= symbol</Bold> indicates whether several highlighted zones are of same property or not (≠).
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  <Paragraph Style="{DynamicResource Header}">*Note</Paragraph>
  <Paragraph>Use always the same name for same Checkzones or same Groups. 
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  <Paragraph Style="{DynamicResource Header}">Save and Close</Paragraph>
  <Paragraph>• If required, navigate in the upper window area to define the Settings for another instrument family.
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  <Paragraph>• After entering all parameters use the <Bold>Save</Bold> button to store the Organizer.
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  <Paragraph>• You can transfer the file now to the instrument. To do so quit the Organizer setup and go to Instrument Management.
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