X-Rite Ci60, User Manual

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Header Bar
The header bar at the top displays various icons showing the current instrument setup and
condition. Refer below for a description of each.
• Controls Lock: Displays a locked or unlocked icon for the instrument controls.
Refer to Locking the Navigation Control earlier in this manual for an explanation.
• Measurement Trigger Method: Displays the measurement method currently selected
for the instrument.
Indicates the instrument must be pressed to the shoe to activate the read
switch to take a measurement.
Indicates the measure button on the top of the instrument must be pressed
to take a measurement.
Indicates a software command is required to initiate a measurement. No
read switch or measure button are used.
Indicates that both the read switch and measure button are required to
take a measurement.
• USB Connection: The USB icon appears when the instrument is plugged into the USB
port on the computer.
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Battery Gauge: Depicts the current condition of the battery pack.
Indicates the battery pack is fully charged.
Indicates the battery pack has a sufficient charge for a substantial number
of measurements.
Indicates the battery pack is low, but measurements are still possible.
Battery pack should be charged soon.
Indicates the battery pack is very low and only a few measurements
remain. Battery pack should be charged immediately.
Indicates the AC adapter is plugged in and the battery pack is charging
(battery indication segments cycle). The battery indicator will stop cycling
and display three segments when the battery pack is fully charged.
Indicates that battery pack is removed and the instrument is operating
from the AC adapter only.
Main Column
The main column is used to access the main instrument screen and configuration mode.
View Column
The view column lists options that may be available for the selected mode. The highlighted option
is the one that is currently displaying in the content area.
Content Area
The content area displays the data, steps, and information.
Progress Column
The progress column displays controls supporting the currently active content area, such as step
sequences, etc.