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Befor

e Using

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Chapter 1

Before Using the

Instrument

Accessories.....................................................11

Standard Accessories .......................................... 11

Optional Accessories .......................................... 12

System Diagram .............................................14

Names and Functions of Parts .........................15

Cleaning the Components .................................. 18

Points to Remember .......................................20

Initial Settings ..................................................... 20

Control Panel ...................................................... 20

Menus ................................................................ 24

Data Saving ........................................................ 26

Summary of Contents for CM-23d

Page 1: ...Spectrophotometer CM 23d En Instruction Manual Please read before using the instrument...

Page 2: ...Bluetooth mark and logo are registered trademarks of The Bluetooth SIG Inc and are used under license The KONICA MINOLTA logo and symbol marks and SpectraMagic are registered trademarks of KONICA MIN...

Page 3: ...ble the instrument This symbol indicates alternating current AC This symbol indicates direct current DC This symbol indicates class II protection against electric shock Notes on this Manual Copying or...

Page 4: ...rom the AC outlet remove the battery and contact the nearest KONICA MINOLTA authorized service facility Take special care not to allow liquid or metal objects to enter the instrument and the AC adapte...

Page 5: ...m the lithium ion battery may catch fire causing rupture or fire Do not look directly at the lamp The lamp is extremely bright and emits ultraviolet rays Looking directly at the light may injure the e...

Page 6: ...ondensation Do not use the instrument in areas where dust smoke or chemical gases are present or in extremely humid environments This instrument should be used in an environment with an ambient temper...

Page 7: ...battery installed You cannot use the instrument connected to the AC adapter only Make sure the AC adapter output plug is not short circuited Doing so may cause a fire or electric shock Do not connect...

Page 8: ...lose the cap when the plate is not in use in order to prevent the plate from being exposed to light When not in use store the instrument in the packing used for shipment or in the optional hard case a...

Page 9: ...erials are either disposed of or recycled correctly in accordance with local laws and regulations In the United States and Canada you can recycle your lithium ion battery through the Call2Recycle prog...

Page 10: ...36 Setting a Specimen 38 Viewfinder 38 Measurement 39 Displaying the Measurement Results 40 Sample detail screen Absolute value 40 Sample detail screen Difference tab 41 Sample detail screen Abs Diff...

Page 11: ...uto Power Off 106 Password Setting 107 Chapter 4 Other Functions 110 Connecting to an External Device 111 Connecting to a Computer 111 Connecting via USB Cable 112 Connecting via Bluetooth 113 Instrum...

Page 12: ...failjudgmentbased onthetolerancewillbehighlightedinred Abs Diff Displays the absolute value and the color difference against the target The measurement that failed the pass fail judgment based on the...

Page 13: ...Before Using the Instrument Accessories 11 Standard Accessories 11 Optional Accessories 12 System Diagram 14 Names and Functions of Parts 15 Cleaning the Components 18 Points to Remember 20 Initial S...

Page 14: ...thium Ion Battery CM A235 RRC1120 Insert the battery into the instrument and connect the instrument to the AC adapter or to a computer using the IF A28 USB cable to charge The battery itself can also...

Page 15: ...standard accessory in some regions Flat Type Battery Cover CM A218 Used when the measurement surface of a target specimen is lower than the bottom surface of the instrument Replacement lithium ion bat...

Page 16: ...s Used for simple diagnosis of instrument measurement performance instrumental errors and repeatability Bluetooth module CM A219 Used for establishing wireless communication and transferring data betw...

Page 17: ...r CM 23d Standard Accessories Optional Accessories Connection possible Standard Accessories Lithium ionBattery spare CM A235 Battery Charger CM A237 Bluetooth Module CM A219 Color Plates 14 colors Blu...

Page 18: ...items For details refer to P 23 Operation Keys Charging lamp Lights up orange when charging via USB power When charging is complete the lamp will turn green Power switch Used to turn ON OFF power The...

Page 19: ...accessories Battery cover Slide this cover open to replace the battery or to attach the Bluetooth module Memo When the measurement surface and the bottom of the instrument are the same height the sta...

Page 20: ...ot being used Zero calibration hole Used to perform zero calibration Make sure no dust gets into the zero calibration hole White calibration plate Used to perform white calibration When the plate is n...

Page 21: ...n surface Upper cover Lower cover A Upper cover Lower cover Hook Hook Receiving part Zero calibration surface Disassemble the calibration stage While holding the upper cover press the A in the figure...

Page 22: ...tion plate may affect measurement values Target Mask Use a blower to blow off dirt or dust on the target mask If the dirt on the outside surface of the target mask does not come off easily wipe using...

Page 23: ...ed by turning ON the instrument while holding down MENU The display language can be selected from 11 languages including English For details refer to P 98 Measurement Instrument Option Settings Contro...

Page 24: ...ant 1 Display type of currently displayed screen is displayed when the calibration interval has arrived when measurement is performed with an insufficient amount of light or when the sample is outside...

Page 25: ...one None None UV setting UV 0 only None None None None Measurement area MAV 8 mm None None None None Calibration status Measurement possible Measurement possible calibration recommended Calibration re...

Page 26: ...iguring the settings when pressed on the Settings screen and returns to list screen when pressed on the sample details screen keys Switches screen tabs from the Results Display screen moves the cursor...

Page 27: ...lete all data P 55 OK Cancel Measurement cond Measurement mode P 82 Color only Opacity Measurement setup Specular component P 86 SCI SCE SCI SCE Auto average P 87 1 to 10 times Manual average P 88 1 t...

Page 28: ...s 0000 Scanner address P 118 000000000000 Scanner PIN code P 119 4 to 8 digits Initial value is 0000 Instrument setup User type P 99 Administrator Worker Language P 100 English Deutsch Fran ais Espa o...

Page 29: ...strument 1 Data Saving Data used with this instrument are saved automatically within the instrument Data on the instrument can also be imported to a computer using the optional accessory Color Data So...

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Page 31: ...isplaying the Measurement Results 40 Measurement Simple Mode 46 Handling the Sample 48 Print Data Sample 49 Edit name 50 Data Management Sample 51 Pass Fail Judgment for Color Difference 56 Pass Fail...

Page 32: ...alibration P 36 When Change to simple mode appears select Yes When color difference is measured When color difference is not measured Color difference target settings P 39 Procedure 1 Open the Target...

Page 33: ...30 Measurement 2 Attach the Wrist Strap Attaching the Wrist Strap Wrist strap attaching position Preparation...

Page 34: ...mputer that meets IEC 62368 1 Audio video information and communication technology equipment Part 1 Safety requirements standards CAUTION Do not touch or short circuit the terminals in the battery com...

Page 35: ...strument 2 Connect the USB cable to the AC adapter and then connect the AC adapter plug to a 100 to 240 VAC 50 60 Hz power outlet Turning the Power ON OFF OperatingProcedure Turning the Power ON 1 Wit...

Page 36: ...he mounting screw holes for accessories on the instrument refer to P 16 Use any of the following screws to secure the target mask CM A280 Stapler type target mask coupling screws Screws with the follo...

Page 37: ...bration must be performed before white calibration Memo The effects of stray light i e light generated due to the flare characteristics of the optical system will be compensated for automatically by t...

Page 38: ...e When zero calibration is completed a screen prompting white calibration is displayed Continue to step 3 on the following page to perform white calibration Please set the instrument on the zero calib...

Page 39: ...e calibration after the instrument has had time to adapt to the ambient temperature OperatingProcedure Start the procedure from the measurement screen Although white calibration can be performed from...

Page 40: ...tage Place the instrument on the calibration stage according to the marks Calibration stage Place the instrument on the calibration stage according to the marks 4 Press the measurement button White ca...

Page 41: ...inder Viewfinder lever 3 As the viewfinder opens a white LED will turn ON illuminating the specimen within the range of measurement 4 Look into the viewfinder and adjust the position of the specimen 5...

Page 42: ...floating or tilting from occurring Using the optional stapler type target mask CM A268 makes it possible to determine the measurement position more accurately Measuring MEASURING To measure concave su...

Page 43: ...to ON OFF when the icon is not displayed Current time For details of the status bar items to refer to P 22 Target Sample No of the currently selected color difference target data Pass fail judgment Wh...

Page 44: ...und is shown in orange and is displayed Sample data Use or to switch tabs The left side shows the sample data measured with illuminant 1 and the right side shows the sample data measured with illumina...

Page 45: ...ail Fail The background is shown in orange and Fail is displayed Sample data Use or to switch tabs This tab is displayed when the display setting of Custom is set to ON For the procedure of setting Sh...

Page 46: ...ph display range by pressing the Confirmation key on the Abs Graph Tab Sample data Use or to switch tabs L axis color difference graph a axis color difference graph b axis color difference graph Color...

Page 47: ...l screen or Sample list screen Sample data Use or to switch tabs Axis of spectral reflectance Spectral graph of sample SCI Shown with a solid black line Spectral graph of sample SCE Shown with a solid...

Page 48: ...List Target Details Sample Details Use or to go to the next display type Use or to go to the next display type Use or to move between pages Use or to move between pages Absolute value SCI SCE Custom S...

Page 49: ...ting Procedure 1 Set to Simple mode Press ESC to skip the calibration displayed immediately after turning the power ON Set Simple mode under Setting Instrument Mode 2019 11 19 08 44 31 2019 11 19 09 4...

Page 50: ...nnot be selected while in Simple mode In addition Simple mode cannot be selected while in Opacity mode 4 Press the measurement button to continue measuring color differences To change the target press...

Page 51: ...e selected sample Set Sample as Target Set sample as target data Change Target reference Change target reference Change list position Jump to the specified sample Delete all data Delete all samples Se...

Page 52: ...correctly printing may not be possible under some circumstances such as if the printer is turned OFF when printing Display the sample to be printed on the Sample screen in advance Setting Procedure St...

Page 53: ...ame for the sample 3 Repeat step 2 until the necessary characters have been entered To delete the character to the left of the cursor in the text box move the cursor to and press the Confirmation key...

Page 54: ...leted on the Sample screen in advance Setting Procedure Start the procedure from the Sample menu Data management screen 1 Use or to move the cursor to Delete data and then press the Confirmation key T...

Page 55: ...tically When measuring colors continuously to set color difference targets the cursor must be moved manually to set each data This function cannot be used if the target is protected or if the filter i...

Page 56: ...nt measurement conditions is specified an error message will be displayed Change to a target with the same measurement conditions 2 The target data number being used will be displayed Use or to move t...

Page 57: ...ss the Confirmation key The Change list position screen is displayed 2 and will be displayed above and below the data number Use or to specify a value Use or to move between digits 3 Press the Confirm...

Page 58: ...en press the Confirmation key The Delete all data screen is displayed 2 Use or to move the cursor to OK and press the Confirmation key to delete all data When the deletion is complete the screen retur...

Page 59: ...umber of the deleted data recalculations and pass fail judgments will be performed Pass Fail Judgment Based on Tolerances If the measured color difference is outside the tolerances set for the color d...

Page 60: ...in the print output and w is appended after any value near the tolerance Warning is displayed and the mark changes to yellow Display when any color difference exceeds the tolerance Absolute value Diff...

Page 61: ...on before setting color difference targets To ensure measurement accuracy make sure to keep ambient conditions temperature etc constant The Target menu screen allows the following operations for targe...

Page 62: ...printer is connected correctly printing may not be possible under some circumstances such as if the printer is turned OFF when printing OperatingProcedure Start the procedure from the Target menu scr...

Page 63: ...n entered To delete the character to the left of the cursor in the text box move the cursor to and press the Confirmation key 4 After inputting the characters move the cursor to OK and press the Confi...

Page 64: ...d on the Target screen in advance OperatingProcedure Start the procedure from the Target menu Data management screen 1 Use or to move the cursor to Delete data and then press the Confirmation key The...

Page 65: ...to move the cursor to Set group and then press the Confirmation key The Edit group screen is displayed 2 Use or to move to the cursor to the group number column to which the current target should be a...

Page 66: ...st position and then press the Confirmation key The Change list position screen is displayed 2 and will be displayed above and below the data number Use or to specify a value Use or to move between di...

Page 67: ...F All target data will be displayed only saved data Displays only numbers for the saved target only group Only targets that satisfy all of the group conditions displayed below are displayed Select and...

Page 68: ...management screen 1 Use or to move the cursor to Protect data and then press the Confirmation key The Protect data screen is displayed 2 Use or to move the cursor to the desired item Settings OFF Do...

Page 69: ...nu Data management screen 1 Use or to move the cursor to Delete all data and then press the Confirmation key The Delete all data screen is displayed 2 Use or to move the cursor to OK and press the Con...

Page 70: ...nt display will be displayed in yellow In such cases even if other display color values do not exceed the tolerance judgment will be shown as Warning Memo The default judgment criteria is set before j...

Page 71: ...cked after which the setting value can be changed Press or to move the cursor to the setting value area Pressing the Confirmation key causes the cursor to appear on the value Press or to change the va...

Page 72: ...se or to move the cursor to Warning level and then press the Confirmation key The Warning level screen is displayed 2 Use or to change the value Settings 000 to 100 3 Press the Confirmation key after...

Page 73: ...hange the setting Pressing the Confirmation key causes the cursor to appear on the value Press or to change the value Move the cursor between the digits of the value by pressing or Settings 0 01 to 9...

Page 74: ...Color space Delete the target data Display the target to be deleted on the Target screen in advance OperatingProcedure Starttheprocedurefromthe Targetmenu InputColorimetricTarget screen 1 Use or to mo...

Page 75: ...ue Move the cursor between the digits of the value by pressing or Settings X Y Z 0 01 300 000 L 0 00 300 000 a b 300 00 300 00 Press the Confirmation key to confirm every time the setting of an item i...

Page 76: ...plied The default judgment criteria is set before judgment criteria for each target is set Changing the default judgment criteria after the judgment criteria has already been set for individual target...

Page 77: ...key to change the setting When the selected item is not currently checked pressing the Confirmation key causes the item to be checked after which the setting value can be changed Press or to move the...

Page 78: ...to Warning level and then press the Confirmation key The Warning level screen is displayed 2 Use or to change the value Settings 000 to 100 3 Press the Confirmation key after completing the changes T...

Page 79: ...ange the setting Pressing the Confirmation key causes the cursor to appear on the value Press or to change the value Move the cursor between the digits of the value by pressing or Settings 0 01 to 9 9...

Page 80: ...e the cursor to the group number of the group to edit Numbers with blank names have not yet been set as a group Assigning a name will register the number as a group Users can also edit the names of ex...

Page 81: ...ed and the screen returns to the Set group screen Memo If ESC is pressed during configuration or if the cursor is moved to Cancel and the Confirmation key is pressed the settings will not be changed a...

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Page 83: ...Measurement Condition Settings 81 Measurement Condition Settings 81 Opacity Measurement 83 Measurement Option Settings 85 Observation Condition Settings 89 Display Settings 93 Instrument Settings 98 M...

Page 84: ...pecified as the measurement conditions Measurement mode Select the measurement mode Measurement setup Specify the number of measurements for automatic and manual averaging Observer Illuminant Configur...

Page 85: ...the Confirmation key The Measurement mode screen is displayed 2 Use or to move the cursor to the desired measurement mode Selections Color only Colorimetry Opacity Opacity value measurement 3 Press t...

Page 86: ...l standard the visual field and the light source must also be set according to the standard Preparation 1 Select Opacity under Measurement cond Measurement mode 2 Press ESC on the menu screen to displ...

Page 87: ...84 Setting 3 3 Displaying the results Opacity value OP value Color difference value White background L a b value Black background L a b value...

Page 88: ...ual average 1 to 30 Specify the number of measurements for manual averaging Manual average option Select the save method when performing manual averaging OperatingProcedure Start the procedure from th...

Page 89: ...r to move the cursor to the item to set and then press the Confirmation key Settings SCI Measurement using a light source that contains specular reflection light SCE Measurement using a light source t...

Page 90: ...he Measurementcond Measurementsetup screen 1 Use or to move the cursor to Auto average and then press the Confirmation key 2 and will be displayed above and below the count in the count selection Use...

Page 91: ...nts from 1 to 30 to perform when using manual averaging 3 Press the Confirmation key The selection is confirmed and the screen returns to the Measurement setup screen Notes If ESC is pressed without p...

Page 92: ...lue Observer Illuminant 2 Select the secondary illuminant used for MI metamerism index calculation etc OperatingProcedure Start the procedure from the measurement screen 1 Press MENU and then use or t...

Page 93: ...hat cannot fit on the screen Settings 2 2 observer angle CIE 1931 10 10 observer angle CIE 1964 and A Standard illuminant A Incandescent lamp Color temperature 2856K C Illuminant C Daylight Small rela...

Page 94: ...selection is confirmed and the screen returns to the Observer Illuminant screen Notes If ESC is pressed without pressing the Confirmation key the settings will not be changed and the screen will retur...

Page 95: ...ursor to Observer Illuminant 2 and then press the Confirmation key The Observer Illuminant 2 screen is displayed 2 Use or to move the cursor to the desired item Settings The setting values are the sam...

Page 96: ...he color difference will be measured Custom 01 to 14 Select which options to add to the display such as display color value index and color difference OperatingProcedure Start the procedure from the m...

Page 97: ...s Fail Determines whether the color difference related to the target are within the tolerance range set in advance If within the tolerance the judgment will be displayed as Pass If even one difference...

Page 98: ...lor space selection screen is displayed 2 Use or to move the cursor to the desired color space Selections L a b L a b color space L C h L C h color space Yxy Yxy color space XYZ XYZ color space Munsel...

Page 99: ...ve the cursor to the desired color difference equation Selections E ab E ab CIE1976 color difference equation CMC CMC color difference equation Parameters can be changed E 94 E 94 CIE 1994 color diffe...

Page 100: ...2 Use or to move the cursor to the desired display item Moving the cursor past the top or bottom of the list will show additional display items that cannot fit on the screen Settings The following ind...

Page 101: ...the measurement screen 1 Press MENU and then use or to display the Setting screen Memo To return to the previous screen press MENU or ESC 2 Use or to move the cursor to Instrument setup and then pres...

Page 102: ...ged Worker Some settings cannot be changed Memo The operations that workers can perform are as follows Sample browsing measurement printing deletion Target browsing printing Calibration Instrument inf...

Page 103: ...key The Language screen is displayed The scroll bar at the right on the Language screen shows that there are additional language settings that cannot fit on the screen 2 Use or to move the cursor to...

Page 104: ...een is displayed 2 Use or to move the cursor to the desired measurement mode Settings yyyy mm dd The date is displayed in year month day order mm dd yyyy Display the date in the format of month day ye...

Page 105: ...change the value Settings Year 2000 to 2099 Month 1 to 12 Day 1 to 28 29 30 and 31 Hour 0 to 23 Minute 0 to 59 Second 0 to 59 The value increases decreases by one with each button press Holding down...

Page 106: ...se or to move the cursor to Brightness and then press the Confirmation key The Brightness setting screen is displayed 2 Use or to move the cursor to the desired brightness Settings 5 Light 4 3 Standar...

Page 107: ...own This function allows the display to be set to a different orientation in such instances OperatingProcedure Start the procedure from the Setting Instrument setup screen 1 Use or to move the cursor...

Page 108: ...Beep and then press the Confirmation key The Beep setting screen is displayed 2 Use or to move the cursor to select ON or OFF Settings OFF ON Standard 3 Press the Confirmation key to confirm and then...

Page 109: ...f and then press the Confirmation key The Auto power off setting screen is displayed 2 Use or to change the value Settings 00 to 60 minutes Memo Setting to 00 minutes will change the setting to Do not...

Page 110: ...or to Password Setting and then press the Confirmation key The Password Setting screen is displayed 2 Use or to set the password Settings 8 digits Initial value 00000000 No set password 3 Press the Co...

Page 111: ...108 Setting 3 MEMO...

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Page 113: ...Connecting to a Computer 111 Connecting via USB Cable 112 Connecting via Bluetooth 113 Communication setup 114 Connecting to a Printer Barcode Reader 117 Instrument Preparation 118 System Settings 123...

Page 114: ...n keys on the instrument are disabled If a command to enable the measuring button is sent from the computer measurement will be possible by pressing the measurement button on the instrument Note that...

Page 115: ...When connecting disconnecting the USB cable be sure to hold the connector plug Do not pull on or forcibly bend the cable Otherwise wire breakage may result Connect the instrument using a cable with a...

Page 116: ...r both the instrument and the printer Instrument Preparation Connect the optional Bluetooth module CM A219 Turn ON the instrument s Bluetooth function and configure the PIN code on the instrument as r...

Page 117: ...screen press MENU or ESC 2 Use or to move the cursor to Communication setup and then press the Confirmation key The Communication setup screen is displayed Turning Bluetooth ON Memo The Bluetooth fun...

Page 118: ...ntinue 3 Use or to move the cursor to Meter PIN code and then press the Confirmation key The PIN code setting screen is displayed The initial personal identification number PIN code is 0000 4 Use or t...

Page 119: ...re the Bluetooth function is not being used to connect to a printer and that the USB cable is not being used to connect to the computer 3 Start the Bluetooth utility on the computer 4 Search for nearb...

Page 120: ...selected in the display type of the instrument no graph will be printed Memo To connect the instrument to a printer or barcode reader via the Bluetooth function appropriate preparations for Bluetooth...

Page 121: ...move the cursor to Printer address Scanner address and then press the Confirmation key The Printer address Scanner address screen is displayed 2 Enter the address of the Bluetooth device to be connec...

Page 122: ...0000 2 Use or to enter the PIN code The PIN should consist of between four and eight numbers 0 to 9 3 After inputting the value move the cursor to OK and press the Confirmation key The printer barcode...

Page 123: ...type of the instrument no graph will be printed OperatingProcedure Start the procedure from the Target or Sample screen 1 To print the target and sample display press the MENU key with the data to be...

Page 124: ...t to OFF when the instrument is shipped from the factory OperatingProcedure Start the procedure from the Setting Communication setup screen 1 Use or to move the cursor to Auto print and then press the...

Page 125: ...l be printed after the value If the value approaches the tolerance w is appended after the value Print Example 2 Display type set to Diff Graph Print Example 3 Display type set to Abs Diff Print Examp...

Page 126: ...ure from the measurement screen 1 Press MENU and then use or to display the Setting screen Memo To return to the previous screen press MENU or ESC Calibration setup Configure the instrument calibratio...

Page 127: ...Start the procedure from the Calibration setup screen 1 Use or to move the cursor to Calibration interval and then press the Confirmation key 2 and will be displayed above and below the numbers repres...

Page 128: ...alibration setup screen 1 Press MENU The Annual calibration screen is displayed Settings OFF The message about annual calibration will not be displayed ON The message about annual calibration will be...

Page 129: ...glass it is necessary to set Zero cal skippable to Disable because the amount of stray light tends to fluctuate OperatingProcedure Start the procedure from the Setting Calibration setup screen 1 Use o...

Page 130: ...is planned with optional PC software It is not currently available OperatingProcedure Start the procedure from the Setting screen 1 Use or to move the cursor to Diagnosis info and then press the Confi...

Page 131: ...e Start the procedure from the Setting screen 1 Use or to move the cursor to Instrument info and then press the Confirmation key 2 The instrument information is displayed Display Items Product name In...

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Page 133: ...130 Troubleshooting 5 Chapter 5 Chapter 5 Troubleshooting Message List 131 Troubleshooting 133...

Page 134: ...ease contact the nearest service center Connection to the printer failed Please check the power and the settings The USB device is not working Restart the device If the error occurs again please conta...

Page 135: ...tors can control this function See P 99 Display The flow of operation is displayed Perform the operation according to the information displayed Perform zero calibration See P 34 Please set the instrum...

Page 136: ...as possible Is there any foreign material on the surface of the target mask or around the specimen measuring surface Measurement results may be affected if foreign matter becomes caught between the s...

Page 137: ...all and connect the Bluetooth module correctly Samples and settings are not held in memory and disappear immediately The instrument s backup battery may be low immediately after purchase or following...

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Page 139: ...136 Appendix 6 Chapter 6 Chapter 6 Appendix Specifications 137 Dimensions 139...

Page 140: ...h color difference values graph spectral graph pass fail judgment pseudocolor Colorimetric values L a b L C h CMC 1 1 CMC 2 1 CIE94 CIE00 Yxy XYZ and color difference in these spaces Munsell C Indices...

Page 141: ...range Temperature 5 to 40 C Relative humidity 80 or less at 35 C with no condensation Storage Temperature humidity range Temperature 0 to 45 C Relative humidity 80 or less at 35 C with no condensatio...

Page 142: ...139 Dimensions Unit mm...

Page 143: ...AMAGES RESULTING FROM THE MISUSE MISHANDLING UNAUTHORIZED MODIFICATION ETC OF THIS PRODUCT OR FOR ANY INDIRECT OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOSS OF BUSINESS PROFITS INTERRUPTION...

Page 144: ...User Equation and or User Class can be displayed by selecting UE1 to UE3 User Equation 1 to 3 and or UC1 to UC3 User Class 1 to 3 in a Custom screen of Display cond on the instrument See Display Setti...

Page 145: ...stants using 0 to 9 and the decimal point Although there is no limit on the number of decimal places that can be input the number of significant digits for calculations is 5 places Measurement value v...

Page 146: ...ponent setting must include SCI Variable Measurement value Variable Measurement value Variable Measurement value LI L AI a BI b DLI L DAI a DBI b CI C HI H DCI C DHI H XI X YI Y ZI Z DXI X DYI Y DZI Z...

Page 147: ...ponent setting must include SCE Variable Measurement value Variable Measurement value Variable Measurement value LE L AE a BE b DLE L DAE a DBE b CE C HE H DCE C DHE H XE X YE Y ZE Z DXE X DYE Y DZE Z...

Page 148: ...example Explanation A B A B A B A B A B A B A B A B POW POW A A2 SQRT SQRT A ABS ABS A A Absolute value of A SIN SIN A sin A where A is in degrees COS COS A cos A where A is in degrees TAN TAN A tan...

Page 149: ...s threshold 2 This label will be applied to UE values greater than class threshold 2 but less than class threshold 1 d2 Class threshold 2 str3 Class label for class threshold 3 This label will be appl...

Page 150: ...he following characters can be used sp indicates a space 00 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 0 sp 0 P p 1 1 A Q a q 2 2 B R b r 3 3 C S c s 4 4 D T d t 5 5 E U e u 6 6 F V f v 7 7 G W g w 8 8 H X h x 9 9 I Y i y...

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