NF ZA57630, Instruction Manual

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3.3 Overview of the Operation Screens
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ZA 57630
■ Numerical settings
When the function keys are displayed, tapping
[EDIT]
displays the numerical input palette.
Enter a numerical value in the
ENTRY
section on the front panel or the palette and press
ENTER
or tap
[OK]
to apply the setting.
Figure 3-24 Numerical Settings
Use the left and right keys to move the cursor position when editing numerical values. Use
the
BS
key or
[BS]
button to delete the digit to the left (higher order digit) of the cursor
(backspace operation).
The
EXP
key (or
[EXP]
button) displays
“E”
in the numerical value input area to represent the
exponent (power of 10). For example, pressing
1, 2, . , 3, EXP, - , 1, 2,
and
ENTER
results in
12.3×10
−12
.
Pressing the
CANCEL
key (
[CANCEL]
button) discards the entered value and returns the
value to that before input.
Depending on the item to be set, buttons for metric prefixes are displayed in the numerical
input palette. You can set the exponent portion by tapping an metric prefix button such as
[m]
or
[k]
instead of directly entering it with the
EXP
key.
If you tap the
C
button at the top right (right side of the numerical value display area) of the
numerical input palette, the value being edited becomes 0 (display is blank). This button is
convenient when you wish to set a new numerical value. If you tap it by mistake, tap the
[CANCEL]
button to close the numerical input palette. The original value will be retained.
■ List operations (immediate settings)
List operations allow you to set a setting by selecting from multiple items, such as
measurement mode settings.
When you open the setting target menu, the selection items are displayed in the menu. The
button of the currently selected item has a check mark (
✔
) displayed. Tapping the button of
the item to which you wish to change the setting moves the check mark (
✔
) to the tapped
button and applies the setting.
[EDIT] [OK] / ENTER
Clear the
parameter.