Konica Minolta CA-310 Instruction Manual page 20

Display color analyzer
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Cursor key (
) ..................................... • Used to switch from one option to another in the PROBE, SYNC,
6
ENTER key (
) ................................... • Used to confirm each setting/selection you have made.
7
White, Red, Green, .................................. • Used to set RGB emission characteristics of the display.
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Blue keys (
Holding down the
1
for two seconds or more
(Whistling sound.)
Holding down the
2
for five seconds or more
(Bleeping sound. A whistling sound
is heard when the setting is saved.)
Holding down the MR key .................... When xyLv, T∆ ∆ ∆ ∆ ∆ uvLv or XYZ measurement mode is selected
3
for two to four seconds
(Bleeping sound.)
Holding down the MR key .................... The unit of luminance will be displayed. (cd/m
4
for four seconds or more
(Bleep sounds two seconds later and
then four seconds later.)
**Flicker Mode is a function which can be used only when LED Flicker Measuring ø27 Probe(CA-P32/35) or LED Flicker Measuring ø10
Probe(CA-PS32/35) is connected.
Measurement Speed, Number of Digits, and RS232C baud rate
screens, which are opened from the menu selection screen.
)
key ....................... Locks all the keys except for the 0-CAL key. Holding down this
key again for two seconds or more will unlock the keys.
key ....................... Stores the current settings (probe, SYNC, memory channel, measurement
mode) to the instrument. The settings will be effective when the power is
turned on next time.
Displays serial number of the probe in use at the time calibration to
a user selected reference was performed and the target color were
set. (Page 74)
When an analyzer mode is selected
Displays serial number of the probe in use at the time RGB emission
characteristics of the display and the target color (W) were set. (Page
74)
When flicker mode** is selected
"00000000" will be displayed. (Page 74)
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or fL)
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