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To simulate recalling stored measurements, press the
MEM button once and hold it. This illuminates the display,
which now shows the highest of the three readings you have
just stored. Note that if you continue
holding the MEM button, the display
alternates between showing the highest
value and the letters "UP", signifying the
maximum speed.
Also note that releasing the MEM button
pow ers off the display and the instrument.
Now press the MEM button twice and
hold it. This again illuminates the display,
but now it shows the last reading you stored, indicated by and
alternating with the letters "LA".
Finally, press the MEM button th ree times and hold it. This
retrieves the slowest of the three speeds you measured and
stored. This value is shown alternating with the letters "dn",
signifying the minimum speed.
To try out other memory-related features,
you can now press the Measurement
button o n the right side. Now press the
MEM button once, twice and three times (holding it in each
time) and note from the display that all three of your stored
measurements have been erased (indicated by "0.0" readings
for UP, dn and LA). You can confirm this by pressing and holding
the MEM button until the display begins counting down from
20. When the count reaches 0, the display immediately switches
to showing the letters "AN" on the left side and a number (in
this case, "0") on the right. (The letters "AN" are an
abbreviation for the Ancient Greek word for "recall.")
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