Sekonic SPECTROMASTER C-700 Series Operating Manual page 29

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No. Part ame
1
Status Bar
2
[Measuring Mode] Icon
3
[Target] Indication
4 [Display Mode] con
5 ~ 9
[Display tem] ndication
10 [Tool Box] Icon
[Delta] Icon
11 (in Ambient ight Mode
only)
[Channel Zone] Icon
12
(C-700R in Radio Triggering
Mode only)
NOTE
When values are outside the display or measurement range, [Under], [Over] or [Filter N/A]
is displayed.
Under: Displayed if value is lower than measurement range (too dark) or color
temperature value Is too low.
Over: Displayed if value is higher than measurement range (too bright) or color
temperature value is too high.
Filter N/A: Displayed if there is no more combination of Filter name and number.
Displays the setting contents. ( P16)
Displays the measuring mode. ( P22)
Switches to the Measuring Mode Selection screen.
Displays the reference color temperature. ( P26)
Switches to the Target Color Temperature Input screen.
Displays the display mode. ( P29) Switches to the
Display Mode Selection screen.
Switches to the Item Selection screen. ( P28)
Switches to the Tool Box screen. ( P91)
Displayed when differential measurement
can be performed.
When there is no reference measurement
value, the icon is disabled.
When differential measurement cannot be
performed, the ( ) icon is not displayed.
When is touched, the displayed measurement
is memorized and Contrast Function is activated. When
holding the Measuring Button
the memori ed items (e cept filter names) and the current
reading will be displayed. When the Measuring Button
is released, the display will revert to memorized values of
the first reading. (A graph displays the reference values)
When is touched, the icon returns to
and the values measured last are displayed.
Contrast Function is cancelled when the power is turned
OFF.
Note Caution: When the Contrast Function icon is
displayed, the Memory Button
When is touched, it switches to the Radio
Channel/Zone screen. ( P115)
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3. Basic Operation Methods
Description
, the value differences of
5
is disabled.
7
5