Hioki LR5011, Instruction Manual

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4.3 Starting and Stopping Recording
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Depending on the selected recording interval, recording start is automatically delayed
until the next convenient clock time.
Recording cannot start when the battery is depleted. When the battery
becomes exhausted during recording, recording stops.
See:
"2.1 Installing (or Replacing) the Battery" ( p.17)
Automatic Recording Start at Convenient Times
Recording Interval Recording Start Time
1 sec. 00 to 59 s (1-second interval)
2 sec. 00 to 58 s (2-seconds interval)
5 sec. 00 to 55 s (5-seconds interval)
10 sec. 00 to 50 s (10-seconds interval)
15 sec. 00 to 45 s (15-seconds interval)
20 sec. 00 to 40 s (20-seconds interval)
30 sec. 00 to 30 s (30-seconds interval)
1 min 00 min, 00 s to 59 min, 00 s (1-minute interval)
2 min 00 min, 00 s to 58 min, 00 s (2-minutes interval)
5 min 00 min, 00 s to 55 min, 00 s (5-minutes interval)
10 min 00 min, 00 s to 50 min, 00 s (10-minutes interval)
15 min 00 min, 00 s to 45 min, 00 s (15-minutes interval)
20 min 00 min, 00 s to 40 min, 00 s (20-minutes interval)
30 min 00 min, 00 s to 30 min, 00 s (30-minutes interval)
60 min 00 h, 00 min, 00 s to 23 h, 00 min, 00 s (1-hour interval)
At 12:01:00, you press the REC button.
The [REC] indicator in the display turns on,
but recording does not start yet.
At 12:10:00
Recording starts.
In the case of instantaneous value recording,
the number of data soon becomes 1.
In the case of statistical value recording, the
number of data becomes 1 at 12:20:00.
Example: When the button is pushed to start recording at 12:01:00, and
the recording interval is 10 minutes
12:01:00
Recording Start Operation
12:10:00
Actual Recording Start
If you try starting at 12:00 but are one minute late.
Actual recording starts at 12:10, which is considered the
next convenient time.
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