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On the Add Calibration Point dialog box, the average
test value is displayed.
Step 6, Input the nominal value of this reference
block by pressing F1, F2 and arrow keys.
Step 7, Press
or F3 key to complete the
addition of the new calibration point. Or press
key to discard this new calibration point and close
the dialog box.
Repeat step 4 to step 7 to test the other reference
blocks prepared.
Re-open the multi-point calibration dialog box after
testing all the reference blocks. Note that all the
calibration points are listed on the screen with their
test values and nominal values.
Press
or F3 key to end the multi-point calibration process and save the calibration result to its
non-volatile memory. The new calibration results will replace the old ones and will be used automatically
in the following test.
Or press
or F1 key to discard the calibration result and return to the main screen.
Note: The stored calibration results will not be lost until next calibration or system reset.
4.5 System configuration
Press arrow keys or F2 key to navigate up and down.
Press
or F3 key to change current setting or open
the setting dialog box.
Press
or F1 key to return to the main menu.
Preselected parameters of system configuration:
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Auto save – Disabled
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Key sound – Enabled
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Warn sound – Enabled
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LCD brightness – 20% of the full brightness
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Display standby – After 5 seconds of idleness (no operating)
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Auto power off – After 2 minutes of idleness (no operating)
4.5.1 Auto save
When Auto Save is set to “On”, the measurement series will be automatically stored when the set
number of values (average times) for a measurement series has been reached.
When Auto Save is set to “Off”, the measurement series will not be stored automatically.
4.5.2 Key sound
Key sound can be configured to on or off. When the key sound is set to on, the buzzer inside the main
unit would make a short audible alarm while press the key each time.
4.5.3 Warning sound
Warning sound can be configured to on or off. If the warning sound is set to on, the buzzer inside the
main unit would make a long audible alarm if the measured value exceeds the tolerance limit, reaching
the average times, or the main unit gives out some operation warnings.
