Configuration Tools |
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Using the tools located in this section, P5 can be customized to suit many different data collection scenarios.
A Profile specifies which configuration tools and defaults to use during a data collection session (e.g. peripheral devices, default values, tag actions, validation constraints, audible alerts, duplicate record handling, auto accept, tag mask validation). |
Repeating Values contain values that are automatically entered into new records during data collection. They can also be used for post-data collection editing. |
Data Entry Layouts are used to customize the data entry screen by adding, removing, and/or rearranging fields on the data entry form. |
Tag Actions are used to configure P5 to perform an action when specific tags are scanned during data entry. The action can include displaying a message and/or entering values into the current record. |
Tag Lists contain tag codes and are used with Tag Actions and Update Records. They can be created by importing text files, downloading from a reader device, from sessions and from queries. |
Used to configure and test P5 connections to peripheral devices (readers, balances, digitizer tablets). |
Tablet Maps |
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Used to create and maintain digitizer tablet command maps for data entry. |
Project-Defined Fields are used to collect project-specific data that is outside the scope of PTAGIS. Values entered into project-defined fields are not loaded into PTAGIS, but are stored in and can be exported from P5 along with the standard PTAGIS fields. |
Used to create custom validation rules to perform extra error checking on data before submission to PTAGIS. |
Used to update default minimum and maximum Length and Weight ranges for validation. New species can be added by users with custom ranges. |
Edit |
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Used to edit the selected configuration tool on the active tab. Tools can also be opened for editing by double-clicking. |
Delete |
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Used to delete the selected configuration tool on the active tab. A selected tool can also be deleted by pressing the Delete key on the keyboard. If the selected tool is a component of another tool, it cannot be deleted until the dependent tool is edited or deleted. |