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3-6 TTi
®
Colorimeter User’s Manual
Part 3 Colorimeter Operation
DISPLAY
The graphical liquid crystal display (LCD) provides excellent
viewing contrast and readability. An integrated backlight can
be set at either a 50% or 100% brightness level to provide easy
reading in low-light or no-light environments, and an adjustable
timeout feature can be utilized to conserve battery life. The
LCD is covered by a protective plastic window. An abrasion- and
chemical-resistant coating combined with an anti-glare coating
provide superior wear and chemical resistance while minimizing
surface glare.
NOTE: The protective plastic window has a temporary film
covering to provide additional scratch protection during
transit. Upon first use, this film should be gently peeled off
to provide maximum viewing clarity.
SCREEN FORMAT AND NAVIGATION
There are three designated sections of the screen where icons, menus, symbols, options, etc., are displayed.
These sections include the title bar (located at the top of the screen), the main window (located in the middle
of the screen), and the footer (located at the bottom of the screen). Screens may or may not contain all three
sections.
Screen navigation is simple and intuitive. The MAIN MENU button
and the

, and

arrows are
used to access and navigate through all screens. The ENTER button is used to enter highlighted functions.
SCREEN SECTIONS
Title Bar
Identifies each screen, displays active icons and options. The 
arrows on the keypad are used to scroll between options in the title
bar.
Main Window
Displays menus (lists), test information, symbols, and options. The
 , and  arrows on the keypad are used to scroll through
menus and between options in the main window.
Footer
Displays options. The  arrows on the keypad are used to scroll
between options in the footer.
Title Bar
Main Window
Footer
Icons
Following are examples of various screen formats displayed when using the instrument. NOTE: Symbols for
directional arrows

and

and the ENTER button appear in test instructions, too.
Display