Calibration Software

MC-206 Basic MET/CAL® Procedure Writing

In this five-day Basic MET/CAL® Procedure Writing course, you will learn to configure MET/CAL® software to create, edit, and maintain calibration solutions, projects and procedures.

• Basic operation of MET/CAL® software
• Adding standards
• Using non-reference standards
• Running reports
• Customizing the run prompts
• Overview of the Function Selection Codes (FSC)
• Examples of MATH and LIB FSCs
• Examples of IEEE, SCPI and PORT FSCs
• Establishing uncertainty in MET/CAL®software
• Complete a working procedure for a Fluke handheld DMM
• Test your procedure using a Fluke calibrator
• Full results table
• Examples of uncertainty in a procedure
• Using Crystal Reports

MC-207 Advanced MET/CAL® Procedure Writing

This course covers advanced topics and requires an existing knowledge of MET/CAL® calibration software. Students are strongly encouraged to first attend the MC-206 course, followed by 6 months of procedure editing/development experience prior to enrolling in MC-207.

• Review of Procedure Writing Fundamentals
• IEEE, IEEE2 and SCPI FSCs
• The PORT FSC
• Using the MATH FSC and the LIB FSC
• Using the MEMCX with MEMI, IEEE and PORT FSCs
• Using the ACC, ACCV and ACCV2 FSCs
• How to organize and outline the procedure
• Utilizing documentation in the procedure
• Understanding the vendor's verification procedure and applying IEEE commands
• Using the modules for redundant functions
• Troubleshooting techniques

TWB 1031 MET/CAL® Procedure Development Web-Based Training (Online)

Learn to create procedures with the latest version of MET/CAL, without leaving your office.

• Configuring the Run Time
• Using the Editor
• Creating Projects, Solutions, PKM, and PXE files
• Running procedures
• Learn the use of the Function Select Codes (FSCs) through instructor-presented examples

MC-205 MET/TEAM® Asset Management

This five-day course presents a comprehensive overview of how to use MET/TEAM® Test Equipment and Asset Management Software in an Internet browser to develop your asset management system.

• Manage workflow through your entire lab
• Create types of instruments
• Add procedures and assign to a type of asset
• Add assets whether they be metrology recalled assets or non-recalled assets
• Schedule and generate recalls, including email alerts
• Receive assets-single or batch
• Learn what a work order is and how to use it
• Return assets
• Generate certificates
• View business status
• Enter and manage your parts inventory
• Track shipping of assets
• Tool assignment
• Maintain compliance with regulatory standards
• Commerce-billing, quoting, contract pricing
• Customer Portal-how to set up and use read-only access
• MET/TEAM Mobile-overview of functionality
• Problem reports
• Configuration of system defaults
• Configure and customize for your business rules
• Track changes to help comply with 21 CFR Part 11

TWB 1051 MET/TEAM® Basic Web-Based Training (Online)

This web-based course presents an overview of how to use MET/TEAM® Test Equipment and Asset Management Software in an Internet browser to develop your asset management system.

• Adding new records
• Creating various types of procedures
• Receiving assets into the lab
• Recording calibration data
• Creating and maintaining Manual Templates
• Printing certificates and reports
• Sending automated email alerts
• Data maintenance to ensure consistency and integrity
• Securing the application for variable levels of access

MC-203 Crystal Report Writing

This course is designed for those who are involved with modifying or writing custom reports for use with MET/TEAM.

• Overview of MET/TEAM software functionality
• Introduction to "reporting" in MET/TEAM software
• SQL Server rights overview to support use of Crystal Reports editor
• Introduction to SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS)
• Overview of database schema and naming convention
• Define and Discuss Tables, Views, and Stored Procedures
• Define Crystal Reports "components"
• Introduction to Crystal editor interface
• Define Crystal reports ‘components’ such as Parameters, Functions, Formulas
• Review ‘included’ / ‘stock’ reports via the Crystal Editor
• Create some sample reports as a class
• Develop custom reports