Meter Factor Editor - Revision history

Mark Bedish at 13:31, 3 June 2026

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Cody Gallagher at 21:10, 27 March 2020

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Cody Gallagher at 20:49, 27 March 2020

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Cody Gallagher: Created page with "''Set default increments for meters that can be picked during set up from a drop-down menu.'' ---- Go to AnalystX2 > Tools > Meter Factor Editor: Prams will have default num..."

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Created page with "''Set default increments for meters that can be picked during set up from a drop-down menu.'' ---- Go to AnalystX2 > Tools > Meter Factor Editor: Prams will have default num..."

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''Set default increments for meters that can be picked during set up from a drop-down menu.''
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Go to AnalystX2 > Tools > Meter Factor Editor:

Prams will have default numbers set up that can be added to or modified.

[[File:Tools - Meter Factor Editor.png|border|500px]]

To add a factor select "Add", to modify an existing factor select it then click "Edit".

Prams defines the following:

;Spring:The spring strength of an old gas meter. Springs are rarely used for modern equipment.
;Range:A set containing the output values produced by a function Interval (mathematics).

:Also called range is a set of real numbers that includes all numbers between any two numbers in the set Range (statistics), the difference between the highest and the lowest values in a set.
;Meter Factor:The number obtained by dividing the gross standard volume of liquid passed through a meter, as measured by a prover during proving, by the corresponding meter-indicated volume at standard conditions.

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-[[File:MeterFactorX3.png|border|500px|right]]
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 === Where can I find it? ===

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-''Set default increments for meters that can be picked during set up from a drop-down menu.''
+''Meter factors are used with chart meters that use a proportional method to calculate the gas volumes. The values entered are used in Site Maintenance when you set up or edit gas meters.''
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-Go to AnalystX2 > Tools > Meter Factor Editor:
+[[File:MeterFactorX3.png|border|500px|right]]
-Prams will have default numbers set up that can be added to or modified.
+=== Where can I find it? ===
-[[File:Tools - Meter Factor Editor.png|border|500px]]
+You can find this process on the main menu under Tools | Meter Factor Editor or by using the screen search at the top of the screen.
-To add a factor select "Add", to modify an existing factor select it then click "Edit".
+=== How do I use it? ===
-Prams defines the following:
+The standard meter factors have already been defined and exist. The primary purpose of this process is to add new meter factors for different sized spring and range values. You can add, edit and remove any meter factor setup using this process. You must have permission to use this process.
-;Spring:The spring strength of an old gas meter. Springs are rarely used for modern equipment.
+==== Adding a new meter factor ====
-:Also called range is a set of real numbers that includes all numbers between any two numbers in the set Range (statistics), the difference between the highest and the lowest values in a set.
+*Click the button labeled 'Add' at the top of the screen to open a popup window to enter the factor information.
-;Meter Factor:The number obtained by dividing the gross standard volume of liquid passed through a meter, as measured by a prover during proving, by the corresponding meter-indicated volume at standard conditions.
+*Enter the Spring, Range and Meter Factor.

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	;Meter Factor:The number obtained by dividing the gross standard volume of liquid passed through a meter, as measured by a prover during proving, by the corresponding meter-indicated volume at standard conditions.		;Meter Factor:The number obtained by dividing the gross standard volume of liquid passed through a meter, as measured by a prover during proving, by the corresponding meter-indicated volume at standard conditions.
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