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6 Quick Start Guide
Important note:
Using a finger may still be the preferred option for projected capacitive screen
technology, but we understand a stylus may also be necessary (like when it's cold). The way you
hold a capacitive stylus really impacts how it works. To register a point, it is like the screen is taking
a sample from which to calculate the position. It then snaps to the closest line on a grid. If you
hold a capacitive stylus at an angle, it registers less area and does not calculate your true position
as well. For best results on a capacitive screen like the
the screen or straight up as you can. In this section, you will see some tips to use the
keypad to perform some actions of the SCIP program.
1. Place the core sample into the core holders (see Section 7 – How to use Core Holders).
2. Turn the SCIP tester ON using the ON/OFF switch on the front panel.
3. Select the communication mode using the CABLE/WIRELESS switch on the SCIP tester's front
panel. If Cable mode is selected, connect the serial communication cable between the SCIP
(RS-232 connector) and the Archer
4. Turn on the Archer
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, hold the stylus as perpendicular to
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