Konica Minolta CM-26dG Instruction Manual page 140

Symptom
Measurement results
fluctuate.
Data cannot be
transferred to a computer
from the instrument.
No commands from the
computer are being
accepted.
Printing is not possible.
Samples and settings are
not held in memory and
disappear immediately.
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Check Point
Is the instrument and
specimen kept stationary
during measurement?
Is the USB cable connected
correctly?
Has Bluetooth communication
been established?
Has Bluetooth communication
been established?
The instrument's backup
battery may be low
immediately after purchase or
following a period of
prolonged non-use. Turn the
instrument ON to charge the
backup battery. Under this
condition, the backup battery
will be fully charged in
20 hours.
Action
Do not allow the instrument and specimen to move
during measurement. Use averaging measurement as
needed.
Properly connect the instrument's USB connecting
terminal to the computer's USB port with the USB
cable supplied with the instrument.
Install and connect the Bluetooth module correctly.
Install and connect the Bluetooth module correctly.
The backup battery in the instrument should last
10 years under normal use. If the instrument fails to
retain data in memory even after the battery has been
fully charged, however, the battery has likely reached
the end of its life and requires replacement.
To replace the backup battery, please contact a
KONICA MINOLTA-authorized service facility.