XN-8000 Frequently Asked Questions
Question number FAQ-1114
Caution when loading tracking data (DAT files, TRC files) measured with the XN-8000 Replizer into the DS-0221/0222.
Using the XN-8000 Reporizer's calibration function to use the "0dB reference value" (set to a value other than 1), the DAT files and TRC files measured using the DS-0221 general-purpose FFT analysis software and DS-0222 tracking analysis software cannot display the correct physical values. The cause is that the DAT and TRC files do not contain the "0dB reference value" information in the DS-0221/0222 files.
Countermeasures
When measuring tracking data (DAT files, TRC files) loaded with the DS-0221/0222 using the repoliter, please perform calibration without using the "0dB reference value" (set the "0dB reference value" to 1).
* However, if you calibration in dB scale without using the '0dB reference value,' the linear scale display
Physical values become meaningless (same as DS-0221/0222).
There is no problem when opening a TRC file with a report generator.
The same applies when using free software to convert tracking data into a text file.
Last updated: January 19, 2009