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5 to 10% and proportional control amount can be set not only by this method, but also by
manually. For the detail, refer maintenance manual chapter 2.1.6.
(20) Baro Method : Choice of a method for barometric pressure correction. (ASTM D86, D850
or D1078) The default setting is D86.
When D850 is selected, “Const A XXX” and “Const B XX” are displayed on the upper right
of the screen. Enter 3 digit significant value to Const A, and 2 digit significant value to
Const B before a test. (e.g. The constants of Toluene are A:0.0463 and B:0.000027. So,
enter 463 to Const A and 27 to Const B)
When D1078 is selected, “Const K XX” is displayed on the upper right of the screen. Enter
2 digit significant value to Const K before a test. (e.g. The constant of Toluene is 0.035.
So, enter 35 to Const K)
(21) (ºC)
→
(%) Printing : Printing the distillation volume for a specific distillation temperature
(8 points maximum)
(22) (%)
→
(ºC) Printing : Printing the distillation temperature for a specific distillation volume
(8 points maximum)
9.2 How to Set Test Parameters
On the STANDBY and Test Parameters screens, the cursor may be one character long
(referred to as the short cursor) or longer (referred to as the long cursor).
The long cursor appears when the power is turned on, the RESET key is pressed, or the
display changes.
The long cursor can be moved up or down to the parameter to change using the ↑ and ↓
keys.
Press either the ← or → key to change the long cursor to the short cursor.
With the short cursor displayed, the cursor can be moved to the right or left using the ← and
→ keys, and data or numeric values changed using the ↑ and ↓ keys (
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) .
When the short cursor is being displayed, press the ENTER key to return to the long cursor.
Note (
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) After changing or setting data or numeric values, press the PRINT key to obtain a
hardcopy of the parameters changes or record parameters to some paper if . Save the
hard copy for re-entering parameters when the memory backup battery is replaced.
(1) Selecting a mode number
Press the ↑ or ↓ key on the control panel to move the long cursor (
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) from (Mode selection)
on the STANBY screen shown in Fig. 5 on Page 18.
Note (
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) If the ← or → key is pressed by mistake during mode number selection (short cursor
displayed), press the ENTER key to revert to the long cursor.
(a) Switching from <Standby 1> to <Standby 2>
Press the ↑ key when the long cursor is displayed in Mode 1 or the ↓ key in Mode 14.
(b) Switching from <Standby 2> to <Standby 1>
Press the ↑ key when the long cursor is displayed in Mode 15 or the ↓ key in Mode 27.
(2) Setting or changing the parameters for a mode
(a) Press the ENTER key on the STANDBY screen shown in Fig. 5 on Page 18 to move the
cursor to (Mode contents).
(b) Set or change data using the ← , → , ↑ and ↓ keys.
(c) After setting or changing data, return to the long cursor and press the ENTER key once
more. The cursor returns to (Mode selection).