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Data Files – 125X Original Controls – Data, Capacity, Exporting, Types, Naming Conventions
“The DOT now requires that we print the compaction data directly from the gyro. We use a Pine 125X. Can you help me?” Yes, we can help you. A 3-part blog series explains related topics for a Pine 125X Superpave gyratory compactor with original controls. Information presented represents version 1.09D of the control software. This…
Read MorePrinting Pine 125X Data from Specimen Compaction
“The DOT now requires that we print the compaction data directly from the gyro. We use a 125X. Can you help me?” Yes, we can help you. We provide an explanation of related topics for a Pine 125X Superpave gyratory compactor with upgraded controls in a 3-part blog series. Printouts and screenshots shown are from…
Read MoreSaving Pine 125X Data to a USB Flash Drive
“The DOT now requires that we print the compaction data directly from the gyro. We use a 125X. Can you help me?” Yes, we can help you. We provide an explanation of related topics for a Pine 125X Superpave gyratory compactor with upgraded controls in a 3-part blog series. Screenshots shown are from revision V18.08a…
Read MorePine 125X Data Files – Storage, Type, Naming, Etc.
“The DOT now requires that we print the compaction data directly from the gyro. We use a 125X. Can you help me?” Yes, we can help you. We provide an explanation of related topics for a Pine 125X Superpave gyratory compactor with upgraded controls in a 3-part blog series. Printouts and screenshots shown are from…
Read MorePrinting Pine G1 Data from Specimen Compaction
“The DOT now requires that we print the compaction data directly from the gyro. We use a G1. Can you help me?” Yes, we can help you. We provide an explanation of related topics for a Pine G1 Superpave gyratory compactor in a 3-part blog series. The first article discusses the basics—the data collected, G1…
Read MoreSaving Pine G1 Data from Specimen Compaction
“The DOT now requires that we print the compaction data directly from the gyro. We use a G1. Can you help me?” Yes, we can help you. We provide an explanation of related topics on a Pine G1 Superpave gyratory compactor in a 3-part blog series. The first article discusses the basics—the data collected, G1…
Read MorePine G1 Data Files – Content, Capacity, Naming, Type
“The DOT now requires that we print the compaction data directly from the gyro. We use a G1. Can you help me?” Yes, we can help you. We provide an explanation of related topics for a Pine G1 Superpave gyratory compactor in a 3-part blog series. This first article discusses the basics—the data collected, G1…
Read MorePrinting Pine GB1 Data – Height per Gyration
“I need to get the data off of my GB1 gyratory compactor. Can you help me?” Of course we can help you. We cover a collection of related topics for the Pine GB1 Superpave gyratory compactor in a series of blogs. The first article published covers the basics of GB1 data files—storage, types, naming convention,…
Read MoreSaving Pine GB1 Data to a USB Stick
“I need to get the data off of my GB1 gyratory compactor. Can you help me?” Of course we can help you. We cover a collection of related topics for the Pine GB1 Superpave gyratory compactor in a series of blogs. The first article cover the basics of GB1 data files—storage, types, naming convention, and…
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