Konica Minolta cm-5 Instruction Manual page 34

17.
When the white calibration is completed,
the <Auto White Cal. Selection>
screen appears.
Settings:
"Automatic": White calibration will be
performed automatically immediately
after instrument is switched on.
"Manual": White calibration must be
performed manually before taking
measurements.
To change settings, use the
button of the cross key to move the
cursor to the desired setting and then
press the [OK/Edit] button.
The cursor moves to "Next".
18. Check that the cursor is on "Next",
and press the [OK/Edit] button.
19.
If a USB memory device is not
connected, the <Meas. Cond. Settings
completed> screen appears. Skip to
step 20.
If a USB memory device is connected,
the <Save Condition File> screen
appears.
If the condition file will not be saved:
Check that the cursor is on "Next", and
press the [OK/Edit] button. The
<Meas. Cond. Settings completed>
screen appears. Skip to step 20.
To change the file name:
Use the or
to move the cursor to the current file
name and press the [OK/Edit] button.
The <Edit Name> screen will appear.
Use the cross key buttons to move the
cursor to the desired character and press
the [OK/Edit] button to confirm it.
Press the [CAL] button to erase
characters.
When the file name has been input, press
the [MENU] button to move the cursor
to "Save", and press the [OK/Edit]
button to confirm the file name and
close the screen.
To change a file name using the USB
keyboard, remove the USB memory
device while on the name editing screen,
and input the name after connecting the
USB keyboard.
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or
button of the cross key
Memo
Automatic white calibration is
convenient if measurements
are almost always performed
without changing the
measurement type or other
measurement conditions each
time.
For details of automatic white
calibration, refer to page 55.
Memo
The USB memory device must
be connected to the instrument
before saving the condition file
to a USB memory device. For
information on connecting a
USB memory device, refer to
page 141 "Connecting a USB
Memory".
Memo
A USB keyboard can also be
used to input file names. For
information on connecting a
USB keyboard, refer to page
143 "Connecting a USB
Keyboard".
Notes
Keyboard input is not possible
if the cursor is in the file name
or
input field. Use the
button of the cross key to
move the cursor to the input
character before inputting with
the keyboard.