Konica Minolta CM-M6, Instruction Manual

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Measur
ement
Measurement (Color Difference)
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Target Setting
To calculate the color difference between two samples, set one of the samples as the target, and then measure the
other sample. This instrument can store data for up to 200 targets.
Memo
• Target data is stored with setting numbers from 0001 to 0200 being assigned. Even when the data at some point is
deleted, these setting numbers do not change.
• Performing averaging before setting the target allows a more accurate target to be set. For details, refer to the
“Average Measurement” section on pages 37 and 69 to 71.
Notes
• Be sure to perform white calibration before setting target colors.
• To ensure measurement accuracy, make sure to keep ambient conditions (temperature, etc.) constant.
Operating Procedure
1
Press [ ] to bring up the <Target> screen.
2
Use [  ] or [  ] to move the cursor to the number to
be set.
3
Set the specimen measuring port on the sample to
measure.
4
Press the measurement key or the measurement
button.
The specimen is measured and the results are
displayed on the screen.
If a number to which a target has already been set is
selected, a message is displayed to confirm
overwriting.
5
To set the next target, repeat steps 2 to 4.
Memo
Measurement data can also be set as the target.
For information on configuring this setting, refer to page 62 and review how to set the sample as the target via
“Data management” under “Sample menu”.
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Checking Color Differences
Operating Procedure
1
Press [ ] to bring up the <Target> screen.
2
Use [

] or [

] to select the target number.
3
Press [ ] to bring up the measurement screen.
4
Set the specimen measuring port on the sample to
measure.
5
Press the measurement key or the measurement
button.