Tintometer 15150001, Instruction Manual

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before a dataset is overwritten. To backup the measurement data, you can
transmit the measurement datasets from the measurement data memory to
the internal DataB folder or a USB memory device connected to the USB-A
connection and archive them further from there (see Section 4.12.3).
4.11.4 Saving measurement datasets manually
After each measurement, you can store the measurement data manually with
the
<STORE>
key. It is stored in the measurement data memory. The mem-
ory symbol in the header indicates that the measurement data displayed
on the screen is ready to be stored. In addition, with the measurement modes
Concentration , Absorbance / % Transmission and Special / Multi wave-
lengths you have the opportunity to store all new measurement values auto-
matically at the time of measurement ( AutoStore , see Section 4.11.5).
Storing with identifi-
cation (ID)
When storing manually, an input field for the identification (ID) appears after
pressing the
<STORE>
key. Here you can enter an individual combination
of alphanumeric characters for later easier identification of the measurement
datasets. 30 digits are available for this.
The following measurement data are stored in the measured value memory
automatically (see Section 4.11.5) or manually (with the
<STORE>
key, see
Section 4.11.4):

Concentration

Multi wavelength

Absorbance / % Transmission
The data stored in the measured value memory can be filtered with filter cri-
teria and then exported to the PC-readable *.csv format.
The photometer automatically offers a file name during the storage proce-
dure.
Example:
Saving data from the
measured value
memory
<HOME>
Concentration ,
Absorbance / % Transmission ,
Special / Multi wavelengths
– [Setup]
– Measurement data
memory