View Raw Data

The Raw Data page displays the detailed measurement data of each control item in all measurement tasks, facilitating you to view and check the measurement results one by one.

Before viewing the raw data, please complete the following actions:

  1. In the upper ribbon, select Analysis and Compensation  Historical Data.

  2. In the Data filtering tab, complete data filtering and select measurement records. For details, refer to Filter, View, and Export Historical Data.

  3. Click the Raw data tab at the top of the page.

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Task List

The Task ID list is displayed on the left of the page. The drop-down list at the top allows you to filter the displayed task ranges (such as all tasks).

Click a task ID, and the detailed measurement data of this task will be displayed in the data table on the right.

Data Sheet

The data table on the right of the page displays the measurement data of the selected task, and the measurement time is displayed at the top. The data table includes the following columns:

Column name Description

Control item

The name of the measurement control item (such as Y4 Criterion-X, Y4 Criterion-Y, Y2 Criterion-Z, Measurement Points A1-X, etc.).

Debugging image

Click the icon to view the debugging image corresponding to this control item.

Measured

The actual measured value of this control item.

Result

The measurement result of this control item, displayed as OK or NG.

Deviation

The deviation between the measured value and the nominal value.

Out-of-tolerance

The difference between the measured value and the tolerance range. Only displayed when the measurement result is NG.

The following filtering options are available in the upper right corner of the page:

  • Show NG items only: Select to show only the control items whose measurement results are NG.

  • Show measurement duration: Select to show the measurement duration of each control item in the data table.

Data Color Description

The raw data page displays the measurement data in different colors to facilitate quick recognition of data quality:

  • Perfect (green): The measured value is within the best range.

  • Good (yellow): The measured value is within a good range.

  • Normal (orange): The measured value is within the acceptable range.

  • Failed (red): The measured value is outside the tolerance range.

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