Konica Minolta CM-2600d, Instruction Manual

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Items You Must Know
Target Modes
• The CM-2600d/2500d supports two Target Modes, “defined in COND.” mode and “linked to each data.”
mode, to analyze both measurement data and color difference. As with Language Mode and Measurement
Mode, you can select the desired mode when you turn the power ON.
• The default setting is “linked to each data.” mode. To switch to “defined in COND.” mode or switch between
the target modes, you need to follow the procedure to select target mode.
• Depending on the target mode selected, the display and the procedure for some operation for the instrument
are different.
Below are some examples of these differences. (For details, see Target Mode in the Appendix.)
• In “linked to each data.” mode, the next color difference data number is displayed next to the currently
selected color difference data number in the initial settings screen.
When “defined in COND.” mode is selected, it is not displayed.
• In “linked with each data” mode, to display the color difference for measurement data, you can only select
the color difference for the currently selected measurement data. When “defined in COND.” mode is se-
lected, you can freely select the color difference data number after making measurements. You can also
display the results of the selection.
• Data storage capacity for the “linked to each data.” mode is 1700 pieces, and that for the “defined in
COND.” mode is 700 pieces.
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Once the target mode is changed, previous data will be cleared. It is recommended that you save previous data
into other storage media in advance by using the Color Data Software that is optionally available.
Screen Display
The basic screen structure is shown below.
Data No. and screen title are displayed.
Items that can be used are displayed.
Conditions and measurement
results are displayed.
Battery Alarm
When using CM-2600d/2500d with batteries, battery alarm indication appears when their power level
lowers.
[Half battery indication]
If this indication (Half battery indication) appears, new batteries should be prepared for replacement
in near future. Even with this indication displayed, measurements are still possible.
[Empty battery indication]
If this indication (Empty battery indication) appears, measurement or calibration is no longer possi-
ble. Replace batteries with new ones.