Avg. Meas - Konica Minolta CR-10 Plus Instruction Manual

Measurement (Sample Measurement)

Avg. Meas.

This section explains how to perform measurement when average measurement has been confi gured.
The average count and the number of measurements will be displayed beside the measuring button.
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With the target to be used displayed on the instrument's LCD screen,
set the instrument's sample surface aperture on the sample to measure.
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Measure remotely or measure using a trigger.
The buzzer will emit a "beep", and the color difference average will be displayed
on the LCD screen until the number of measurements is reached.
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Measure remotely or measure using a trigger.
The color difference between the sample and the target will be displayed in the
sample data display area
• Measured data can be corrected during averaging measurement. To correct the
data, click the correction key ( ) and perform measurement again.
• During averaging measurement, the current measurement count will be displayed.
• If the tolerance has been confi gured, the tolerance will be displayed to the right
of each setting.
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Measurement will be repeated until the set number of
measurements is reached.
The buzzer will emit a "beep" at every measurement, and the color difference
average will be displayed on the LCD screen until the number of measurements
is reached. During average measurement, it is possible to switch between
remote measurement and trigger measurement.
Memo • To continue measuring, wait at least 2 seconds after measuring before continuing.
• After the number of averaging measurements is reached,
the buzzer will emit a "beep".
When the color difference exceeds the tolerance, the buzzer
will emit a "beep beep" to signify that an error has occurred.
In addition, items that have exceeded the tolerance will be
displayed in red.
Notes • If a tolerance has been set for the color difference
average displayed during averaging measurement, the value will not be
shown in red even if the tolerance is exceeded.
• After an average is determined for the instrument, because the average
is converted for each color space and displayed, the simple averages for
measurements of each count may not match.
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