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When digits are blinking, it means that their values can be programmed. Use
the THRESHOLD button to set the required value of the 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 THRESHOLD button is released.
A short press of the MODE button fixes the values of the minute digits (they
stop blinking) and allows presetting the values of the hour digits, which start blinking
at that. The hour digits are programmed with the help of the THRESHOLD button
in a similar way to the minute digits programming.
A short press of the MODE button fixes a new time value in the radiometer's
memory. The new time value blinks three times on the LCD of the radiometer to
show that it has been fixed. A year is then displayed on the LCD (Figure 21).
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