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4.10.1 User defined timer

If you want to manually enter time intervals, use the User defined timer func-
tion.
<TIMER>
Timer
Designation
Time
User defined timer
00:15:00
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00:15:00
Start
Stop
4.10.2

Analysis timer

Between the individual steps of a measurement, reaction times often have to
be observed. The length of the reaction time is defined in the relevant analy-
sis instructions.
For all required reaction times, the analysis timers with the corresponding
time intervals are stored in the instrument. The names of the analysis timers
include the method name and a current number so several timers within a
method can be distinguished from each other.
To be able to use an analysis timer for a method you have to load it first in
the timer overview.
To do so, first select the required method and then add the available analysis
timers to the timer overview so they can be started as necessary.
The timer overview always comprises the free timer and the selected analysis
timers.
The Timer menu is open.
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1 Highlight the User defined timer.
Status
Inactiv
2 If necessary, change the name
Inactiv
3 Start the highlighted timer with
Edit
Add
4 Stop the highlighted timer with
and time of the timer with [Edit].
[Start].
The status of the timer is Active.
When the specified time interval
has expired, an acoustic signal
sounds and the status changes to
Expired.
[Stop].
The status of the timer changes to
Inactive. The acoustic signal is
switched off.
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