Konica Minolta CA-410 Series, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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(1) [BACKLIGHT] key ���������������� Switches the backlight of the LCD display ON/OFF.
(2) [DATA] key �������������������������� On the measurement screen, press this key to switch to the data screen for checking or
deleting measurement results and logs. (Refer to page 104 “4. Checking and Deleting
Measurement Data” in the Measurement section.)
(3) [ESC] key ���������������������������� On the menu, setting, or setting check screen, press this key to return to the measurement
screen. Pressing this key while configuring the settings returns the display to the previous
screen. Pressing this key while entering a value cancels the current entry.
(4) [MODE] key ������������������������ On the measurement screen, press this key to switch color modes.
(Refer to page 51 “4. Changing Color Modes” in “Operations on Each Screen”.)
(Lv,x,y -> Lv,u’,v’ -> Lv,Tcp,duv -> X,Y,Z -> Lv,
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d,Pe -> FMA -> JEITA -> Lv,x,y)
(5) [CAL CH] key ���������������������� On the measurement screen, press this key to display the screen for selecting a calibration
channel. (Refer to page 101 “1. Performing Measurement” in the Measurement section.)
(6) [MENU] key ������������������������ Toggles the screen between the measurement and setting screens.
(7) [UP/DOWN] keys ��������������� Moves to the upper/lower items or increases/decreases the setting value.
(8) [LEFT/RIGHT] keys ������������� Switches to the left/right tab or moves to the left/right item.
(9) [ENTER] key ����������������������� Pressing this key when a menu item is selected displays the screen for setting the item.
Pressing this key during value input or setting confirms the current entry.
(10) [0-Cal] key ������������������������ Performs zero calibration.
(11) [HOLD] key ����������������������� Switches between hold and measurement modes every time the key is pressed. (Refer to
page 102 “2. Holding the Measured Values” in the Measurement section.)
(12) Display screen ������������������ Displays information such as measurement results and settings.
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Names and Functions of Parts
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