Jamar RAC Geo II, User Manual

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RAC Geo II User’s Manual
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Fig. 3.27 —
Enter Ending Reference Code
Enter
. The event code, distance, speed and time (elapsed or real) are stored
in memory.
There is a short delay (1/2 second) when you press Enter before you can key
in another event code. However, the code you entered is written to memory
at the instant you press Enter.
Should you key in an incorrect code number, you can overwrite that number
by simply keying in the correct number. This must be done prior to press-
ing the Enter key. Once you hit the Enter key, the code that was in D-2 is
stored in memory.
Step 8
When the inventory route is completed,
press the
CH
key. Key in an ending
reference code (such as 9999) to mark
the end of the survey, then press
Enter
.
Note that you can store up to 400,000
events in the RAC Geo II's memory.
Step 9
To exit the memory store function, the RAC must be in Count Hold. Press
the
Menu
key, then press
Enter
. You are now back in normal mode.
Note:
To begin another survey, go back to
Step 1
.