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The low-order digit of the object number is blinking and shows that its value
can be programmed. Use the THRESHOLD button to set the required value of the
blinking digit. Successive short presses and releases of the THRESHOLD button
change this value per unit. A long press of the THRESHOLD button starts automatic
change of this value, which is stopped after the button is released.
A short press of the MODE button fixes the value of the digit (it stops blinking)
and allows presetting the value of the next digit, which starts blinking at that. Other
digits are programmed likewise.
As soon as the third (last) digit is programmed, the DER measurement result,
the measurement object number, and the date and time of measurement are saved in
the nonvolatile memory. If the information is saved, the measurement value under
saving blinks three times on the LCD of the radiometer, and it returns to the mode
of photon-ionizing radiation DER measurement.
Caution! If the submode of measurement result saving is paused for more than
30 s (the user presses no buttons of the radiometer), the radiometer will
automatically return to the mode of photon-ionizing radiation DER measurement
without saving the measurement result.
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