User manual KONICA CS-1000T

[. . . ] Disconnect the AC adapter from the AC outlet. Never disassemble the instrument. Notes on This Manual · Copying or reproduction of all or any part of the contents of this manual without KONICA MINOLTA SENCING's permission is strictly prohibited. · The contents of this manual are subject to change without prior notice. · Every effort has been made in the preparation of this manual to ensure the accuracy of its contents. [. . . ] In case of [MAN NUM], measurement value is to store memory channel of which number is shown then. For example, if M005 is displayed, measurement value is to store in M005 and nunber of memory channel displayed in <MEMORY DATA> remaines M005. With [AUTO NUM] or [AUTOSAVE], and M100 has been used up, data goes back to M000 again. When data storage is to perform on memory channel with another measurement value, a warning message appears. Warning message "OK TO OVERWRITE?" appears. If OK, press ENTER key, and if not, ESC key. Setting is available not to display such message. Press ESC key to stop. 6. Press ENTER key. Inversion cursor returns to [MEMORY MODE]. Now change has been set. OBJECTIVE LENS DISPLAY DIGITS MEMORY MODE DATA PROTECT [ ] <MENU> 2/4 STANDARD 4 FIGURES AUTOSAVE ON BREAK : [ESC] [ 2° ] 7. Press ESC key to return to measurement screen. This has been set for [AUTO NUM] by the time switching this instrument ON (|) after the shipment from factory. Setting remains even after switching OFF (O). 53 CH00:<DEFAULT> Lv 20. 80cd/m2 x 0. 4476 y 0. 4477 <MODE>SINGLE [ ] [ 2° ] <ANGL> 1° VIEW <SPD> AUTO <SYNC> 200. 00Hz <LENS>STANDARD <MEM> AUTOSAVE <MEMORY DATA> MOOO:(NO DATA) Lv -----x -----y ------ Buzzer Setting This instrument usually generates buzzer sound for key operation, but setting for buzzer sound is switchable. Buzzer for measurement, operation, and error can be set independently. Operation Procedure Setting BUZZER 2 3 1, 9 7 CH00:<DEFAULT> 4, 5, 6 Lv 20. 80cd/m2 x 0. 4476 y 0. 4477 <MODE>SINGLE [ ] [ 2° ] 1. Press ESC key when menu or target value setting menu appears. Measurement screen appears on LCD screen. <ANGL> 1° VIEW <SPD> AUTO <SYNC>200. 00Hz <LENS>STANDARD <MEM> AUTO NUM <MEMORY DATA> MOOO:(NO DATA) Lv -----x -----y ------ 2. Make sure that [ ] appears on left bottom indicating this instrument has not been set for SHIFT mode. If [SFT] appears instead, it means that instrument is to operate in SHIFT mode. CH00 is for measurement based upon KONICA MINOLTA SENSING's calibration standard. Its calibration correction coefficient has been set and is unchangeable. Only target color and CH ID name settings are available. To switch calibration channel, press either or key in SHIFT mode to switch one appearing on LCD screen. CH ID name can be given to each channel through key operation. CH ID name is shown on LCD screen together with calibration channel. Measurement Preparation 64 User Calibration User calibration indicates to set user's original correction coefficients in calibration channel by setting calibration value (For Lv, x, and y or Lv, u' and v' or X, Y and Z) in this instrument. Displayed and output values for every measurement are values corrected with this correction coefficient unexceptionally. Following calibration is available based on coefficient set by user. (1) Difference in instrument readings due to difference between CIE 1931 color-matching functions and spectral sensitivity. (2) Difference in instrument readings between units if multiple numbers of this unit are used. This instrument employs monocalibration for user calibration. [. . . ] Use standard accessory data management software CS-S10w Standard. Page to Refer 9 Display of Is object to measure the remaining stable?measurement time freezes, and measurement is not completed for the set measurement time. Are you measuring an object whose luminance has changed greatly from the previous measurement? 10 PC cannot read output data from this instrument when connected with USB. Command or data cannot be entered from PC to this instrument. Has USB cable been tightly connected? [. . . ]