Operations On Each Screen; Measurement Screen; 1� Measurement Screen - Konica Minolta CA-410 Instruction Manual

Operations on Each Screen

1� Measurement screen
There are two types of screens that display values being measured: a screen that displays the values measured by a selected
single probe and a screen that displays all values measured by multiple probes.
Single-Probe Display
A screen that displays the values measured by a selected
single probe.
Operations possible on this screen
• Press the [HOLD] key to hold the display.
• Shortcut keys are enabled only in hold mode.
• Using the [UP/DOWN] keys to switch the probe whose
measured value is to be displayed.
• Pressing the [Enter] key switches to the multi-probe
display.
• Operations in each measurement mode
Generally, measurement is performed continuously and measured values are updated on the screen. Pressing the [HOLD]
key pauses measurement and the values measured last remain on the screen. Pressing the [HOLD] key again starts
measurement and resumes screen updates.
In trigger mode, measurement is generally in hold status. If being triggered externally, measurement is performed and
measured values on the screen are updated.
In interval measurement mode, measurement is performed at the set interval and measured values on the screen are
updated. If the set number of measurements is completed, measurement ends and switches to hold status, and the values
measured last remain on the screen. To stop a measurement in progress, press the [HOLD] key.
Although operations shown below are common to the single-probe display and the multiple-probe display, operable items
differ between normal, trigger, and interval measurement modes.
Multi-Probe Display
A screen that displays the values measured by multiple
probes.
Operations possible on this screen
• Press the [HOLD] key to hold the display.
• Shortcut keys are enabled only in hold mode.
• Using the [UP/DOWN] keys to switch the probe whose
measured value is to be displayed.
• Pressing the [Enter] key switches to the single-probe
display for the currently selected probe.
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