# Joints

The set of parameters that controls a test process is within a joint. This section describes how to setup the joint parameters necessary to do a test.
The device can store up to 10000 joints into its own memory.
In the Home page, select Joints. The following is displayed:

A | Search button | B | Barcode button
C | Command button | D | Play button
E | List of Joints |  |

Below are the columns that define the list of Joints:

- Name: it is assigned when the Joint is created. For more information about how to edit the Joint name, see “Editing a Joint".

- Range torque: it is assigned when the Joint is created. For more information about how to edit the range torque, see "Editing a Joint”.

- Range angle: it is assigned when the Joint is created. For more information about how to edit the range angle, see "Editing a Joint”.

To sort the columns that define the list of Joints: tap the column to be sorted, the up arrow (placed on the right of the column heading) lists the Joint Name (or Range Torque / Range angle) details in ascending alphabetical order; the down arrow lists the Joint Name (or Range Torque / Range angle) details in descending alphabetical order.

To customize the sequence of the columns that defines the list of Joints: tap the column heading to be moved (Name / Range torque / Range angle), then drag and drop it to the necessary position.

When enabled by external software, the Barcode button () allows to scan a barcode to search the corresponding Joint inspection(s) on the measuring device. If the search finds a single Joint inspection, it is automatically run; if the search finds multiple Joint inspections with the same barcode identifier, run the inspection of interest from the list.

The Play button gets active only after adding/updating the inspection(s) linked to the Joint. If enabled, tap Play to run the test.

Relevant Information

- Adding a Joint
- Editing a Joint

In this Section

- Adding a Joint
- Joint parameters
- Deleting a Joint
- Editing a Joint
- Searching a Joint

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