DataPRO 1.3 is a comprehensive software application that supports SLICE PRO, SLICE MICRO/NANO, and legacy TDAS PRO and TDAS G5 hardware. DataPRO allows seamless integration of SLICE and TDAS systems in a single test setup. Suitable for both small facility and multi-user lab settings, DataPRO includes extensive diagnostics and hardware checks, customizable user interface with access control, support for sensor templates and group templates, and off-line test builder and multiple data export formats.
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Supports SLICE PRO, SLICE MICRO/NANO, and legacy TDAS PRO and TDAS G5 hardware
Seamless integration of SLICE and TDAS systems
Extensive diagnostics and hardware checks
Customizable user interface with access control
Support for sensor templates and group templates
Off-line test builder and multiple data export formats
DataPRO 1.3 supports SLICE PRO, SLICE MICRO/NANO, and legacy TDAS PRO and TDAS G5 hardware.
Key features include extensive diagnostics and hardware checks, customizable user interface with access control, support for sensor templates and group templates, and off-line test builder and multiple data export formats.
DataPRO 1.3 is a comprehensive software application that allows seamless integration of SLICE and TDAS systems in a single test setup. It is suitable for both small facility and multi-user lab settings.
Yes, DataPRO 1.3 supports multi-user lab settings.
DataPRO 1.3 requires Windows Vista, 7, 8 or 10, Microsoft .NET 4.5, a multicore processor, 4 GB RAM minimum, 250 MB disk space for the software plus additional storage for test data, and a minimum screen resolution of 1024 x 768.
How does DataPRO manage user access control and sensitive data?
DataPRO handles access to features and functions through a customizable user interface that includes access control, managed primarily by the DataPRO Administrator. Permissions include Deny, Read, Read and execute, Edit, and Admin (full access).
What are the configuration requirements for the shunt function in DataPRO?
The shunt function applies to SLICE Bridge sensor types. To use it, enable 'Check' in the sensor configuration, specify the 'BridgeResistanceOhms', and set the 'ShuntEnabled' boolean attribute. The software can then record the target and measured shunt deflection for diagnostic review.
How to configure a sensor as a squib?
In the 'Sensor Database' section, select 'Add', then choose 'Squib' from the 'Enter sensor type' pull-down menu. Complete the required red fields and save the sensor to the database.
