Other Important Information; Viewing The Data In The Memory - Proceq PAROTESTER 2 Operating Instructions Manual

- Recommended charging time approx. 15 hours,
up to 24 hours max.
- When the printer is not in use, always switch the
switch to the OFF position.
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Other important information

• PAROTESTER2 has an automatic deactivation feature.
The electronic system switches off automatically after
60 minutes.
• PAROTESTER2 always monitors the status of the bat-
teries and signals «Change batteries» on the display.
• The electronic system of the PAROTESTER2 constant-
ly monitors error-free function of the impact device.
Deviations are signaled by messages on the display
(also refer to section 10.0 «Error messages»).
• If the ON/OFF button is actuated during a series of
measurements, the data of the started measurement
series are lost.
• Striped bars on the display or the printout mean that
the measured values are above or below the selected
display range.
• A calibrated test block type U is available as an acces-
sory for periodical checks of the PAROTESTER2.
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Approximately 100 measurements can be recorded for
each test surface. The interval between individual mea-
surements must be at least 10 mm.
During checks the test block must be
placed on a solid, flat surface.
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Viewing the data in the memory

Simple operation of the electronic system was extended
by an important function; «View memory» by pressing a
key. All measurements in the memory can be shown on
the LCD display and scrolled through for viewing.
The data in the memory can only be viewed when a
measurement series has been carried out. To finish a
measurement series, press the «END» key.
Press the i key in the last measurement series to
access memory mode.
The measurement profile of the viewed measurement
series and the corresponding statistics is shown on the
display ( Fig. 73 ). The arrow «i» on the display shows
the end of the memory. The designation «MEM» shows
that memory viewing is active. No measurement is pos-
sible in this mode «memory = MEM».
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