Oval EX DELTA II, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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4.2.4 About the Displayed Messages during Operation
(2) Prolonged operation
Held turned ON without turning "OFF" immediately
by removing the fingers.
⇒
Bars begin to disappear from the leftmost one.
Indicates a countdown before "prolonged
depression" processing takes place.
⇒
Holding turned ON until the last bar disappears
results in "prolonged depression" processing (*)
to take place.
(Turning OFF before the last bar disappears
results in the same behavior as in () to take
place.)
* Prolonged operation:
An operation required for Normal mode
⇔
Parameter review mode selection, finalizing the
parameter setting, etc.
NOTE: While RESET switch is in a valid mode (resettable total mode, etc.), the same message as stated
above appears in response to RESET switch operation. (There is no distinction between ordinary
depression and prolonged depression.)
4.3 Low-Battery Alarm
The internal battery pack is good for about seven
years in continuous operation (4 years for preamplifier
separated type). As the battery runs out to nearly its
life, a low-battery indicator "
" begins to blink.
(The storage life of the battery is rated as 0 years
approx. However, it should be replaced with a new
one 0 years after the date of manufacture.)
With a blinking "
" warning, the battery still
remains serviceable for about a week, but an early
battery replacement is suggested. The dedicated
battery pack is available at your nearest service
station or at our service division.
E v e n i f t h e b a t t e r y p o w e r h a s t o t a l l y b e e n
consumed, the parameters to configure the CPU are
retained; just by replacing it with a new battery, you
can continue meter operation.
NOTE: Dedicated battery pack is used.
STAYS ON
DISPLAY
Fig. 4.5
BATTERY PACK
Fig. 4.6
() Ordinary operation
"MODE" switch is turned "ON"
⇒
8 bars appear.
Immediately turning "OFF" (selector
magnet the window to the next one.
⇒
Immediately turning "OFF" moves the window to
the next one.
Indicates that the switch is turned
“ON”.