Elcometer CG60DL Operating Instructions Manual page 9

The UP arrow key has three functions.
When the gauge is in CAL or ALARM mode, press this key to increase numeric values on the display. An
auto-repeat function is built in, so that when the key is held down, numeric values increment at an increasing
rate. When MODE key has been pressed, the UP arrow key scrolls through the various features and settings
of the gauge.
When the data-logging feature has been activated by pressing the MEM key, pressing the UP arrow key
scrolls through the various files, memory locations, and functions of the data logger.
The DOWN arrow key has three functions.
When the gauge is in the CAL or ALARM mode, press this key to decrease numeric values on the display. An
auto-repeat function is built in, so that when the key is held down, numeric values decrease at an increasing
rate. When MODE key has been pressed, the DOWN arrow key scrolls through the various features and
settings of the gauge.
When the data-logging feature has been activated by pressing the MEM key, pressing the DOWN arrow key
scrolls through the various files, memory locations, and functions of the data logger.
The MEM key enables/disables the data logging feature of the Model CG60DL. This key is used in
MEM
conjunction with the UP/DOWN arrows, SEND, and CLR keys. These keys, in combination, control the data
logging features of the Model CG60DL.
See "Measurement options" on page 23.
The CLR key is used with the data-logging feature of the Model CG60DL. This key clears the contents of an
CLR
entire batch, or individual memory locations. The CLR key is also used to send an obstruct message (ObSt) to
an individual memory location. The ObSt symbol would indicate that the user was unable to take a reading at
a particular location. See "Measurement options" on page 23.
The SEND key is used for sending data to internal memory locations, and external peripheral devices (serial
printer or computer). The SEND key is also used to select data logging functions in the Model CG60DL.
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