Editing A Intermediate Time - ALGE-Timing TdC 8000 Manual

Attention: - If it shows 00:00:00.000 as memory time, it means that you have no memory time
for this start number.
- If you make another memory time valid, it stores the old memory time with a c (clear).
E.g.:
c 0009 MT 00:01:32.446
4.3.2.4.3. Changing a Intermediate Time:
You can edit the following:
- over write a memory time with keyboard (15)
- you can copy the memory time to another start number.
Changing a intermediate time:
- Press <MENU> and <INPUT> (finish keyboard 15) together
- Press <F2> (1st heat) or <F3> (2nd heat)
- Press <ENTER>
- Input the channel number that you want to edit:
Input channel number: #
Save with: ENTER
- Input the channel number with the finish keyboard (15). Input from 2 to 9 is possible.
- Confirm with <ENTER>.
- The info-display (6) shows the intermediate time of the start number shown in the display (8):
Input: 0015 C2
You can change the start number with the cursor keys ( and ) or input the start number with
-
the finish keyboard (15).
- Confirm the start number with <ENTER> (finish keyboard 15).
- The cursor is now on the first digit of the time:
Input: 0015 C1
- You can over write the valid intermediate time with the finish keyboard (15) (manual input ).
- If you want to copy the selected time to another start number press <F1> and assign it.
- Exit the menu by pressing <MENU> and <INPUT> of the finish keyboard (15) together.
Attention: - If it shows 00:00:00.000 as memory time, it means that you have no memory time
for this start number.
- If you make another intermediate time valid, it stores the old intermediate time with
a c (clear).
E.g.:
c0009 C2 00:01:32.446
Version: E-19-03-07
TdC 8000
NEW No F1 e.g. start number 15
00:00:34.557
CLEAR F2 to clear the intermediate time
00:00:34.557 NEW No F1
CLEAR F2
e.g. channel 2
valid intermediate time that you
can over write
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