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The copy and reverse button can be used to create the capture for the reversed swing. It will bring up the created capture as illustrated.

The start and end triggers have been generated automatically by the logger, and the capture channels copied. The "Group 1" button (orange) is used to allow logical grouping of captures. You should verify that these are correct before proceeding. Where multiple CTs are attached to a set of points it is possible that a different mimosa id is to be recorded for the R-N direction. The following illustrates this.

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With Centrix, the default channel Id for a capture is predefined to match the loggers physical channel, and it is not necessary to change it. However on the Network Rail II, it is necessary to make sure that N-R and R-N captures, even from physically different channels, are logged using the same mimosa offset. Capture channel offsets on the II sit in the range 64-127 (however the logger will not enforce this).

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Viewing Capture data

The captured data will be displayed as below.

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Recorded captures can be viewed on the logger directly, as illustrated below:

Viewing data on centrix

Clamp lock monitoring on TX-L logger

If motor current and hydraulic pressure are collected on analogue channels like:

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And motor current and hydraulic pressure need to be collected together within the same event then simply set 2 distict capture-pairs to collect either the current either the pressure and make sure the start- and end-triggers are the same! The common trigger will make the two captures being sent as one event.

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Will collect the motor current and

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Will collect the pressure measurements.

Notice that the Start and End Triggers match in Points Current and Points Pressure capture pairs.

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