Konica Minolta CA-410 Instruction Manual page 31

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(1) POWER switch������������������������������������ Turns ON and OFF the power to the instrument. (P. 49)
(2) Probe USB connectors ������������������������ Used to connect probes using USB cables.
(3) Probe RS connectors �������������������������� Used to connect probes using Probe-DP RS cable.
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(4) Remote measurement terminal ���������� Used to connect a commercially available remote switch, which serves the same
(5) AC adapter connector ������������������������� Used to connect the AC adapter.
(6) PC Ethernet connector ����������������������� Used to connect to a PC or network using a LAN cable.
(7) PC USB connector ������������������������������ Used to connect a PC using a USB cable.
(8) PC RS connector ��������������������������������� Used to connect a PC using an RS-232C cable.
(9) Vertical synchronization signal input terminal ��� Used to input the display's vertical synchronization signal for measurement in
(10) Trigger signal input terminal ������������� Used to input the trigger signals for measurement when Trigger mode is "ON".
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(11) Tilt stand
(12) Battery compartment ����������������������� Remove the screw on the cover to attach or remove the optional lithium-ion
(13) Bluetooth module slot ���������������������� Remove the screw from the bottom and connect the optional Bluetooth module.
(14) Screw holes for securing ������������������� Used for screws when holding the instrument to a monitor arm or other device.
Up to 10 probes can be connected simultaneously.
Keep caps on probe connectors not in use.
The numbers correspond to the probe numbers to be controlled.
Up to 10 probes can be connected simultaneously.
Keep caps on probe connectors not in use.
The numbers correspond to the probe numbers to be controlled.
Do not use both USB and RS-232C simultaneously to connect a single probe.
Doing so will cause a connection error and disable measurement.
function as the [HOLD] key.
"EXT" measurement synchronization mode.
battery. (P. 46)
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