IMPORTANT:
1) This STANDARD PROCEDURE is valid for all ROVER and PRIME DIGITAL models with SINGLE DISPLAY TFT color, writing and graphics can vary from model to model;
2) For TOUCH-SCREEN models, you can select functions directly without rotating the ENCODER.
For the HD TAB 4, TAB 7, TAB 700, TAB 900 Plus, TAB 9 and PROTAB Series
For the EASY METER of PRIME DIGITAL Series
For the HD LIGHT, COMPACT, FLASH, TOUCH and PRO
For the ATOM LIGHT Series
For the ATOM POWER, DIGICUBE and TOUCHMETER
The “REQUIRED DATALOGGER” function allows you to recall all measures (LOGGER) previously stored in the instrument.
Note:
STANDARD PROCEDURE:
1) Turn on the instrument,
2) Make sure you have selected your language,
3) Rotate the encoder and select the “MEMORY” icon (see figure 1),
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Figure 1: HOME MENU, MEMORY icon selection |
4) Press the encoder to confirm,
5) Rotate the encoder and select “RECALL DATALOGGER” (see Figure 2),
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Figure 2: Select “RECALL DATALOGGER” |
6) Press the encoder to confirm,
7) Rotate the encoder and select the “Data File” entry (see Figure 3),
8) Press the encoder to confirm,
9) Rotate the encoder and select “LOG” (LOGGER) where the measurements have been saved, for example “LOG. 1” (see figure 3),
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Figure 3: Selecting the LOG number to call, for example “LOG. 1” |
10) Press the encoder to confirm,
11) Rotate the encoder and select the item “Point:” (see figure 4),
12) Rotates the encoder and selects the “POINT” to be called, for example “POINT 1” (see figure 4),
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Figure 4: Selecting POINT number to call, for example “POINT 1” |
13) Press the encoder to confirm,
14) Rotate the encoder and select “RECALL?” (See Figure 5),
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Figure 5: Select “RECALL?” |
15) Press the encoder to confirm,
16) Rotate the encoder to navigate the measurements (see figure 6),
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Figure 6: Example of DATALOGGER, channels / measurements. |
17) Press the encoder to select “EXIT” and press it again to exit the screen (see figure 7) and return to the “LOG” and “POINT” selection screen (see figure 5).
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Figure 7: “EXIT” selection |
Note: The MENU (written and graphic) of the figures shown in the following “F.A.Q.” may vary from model to model or depending on SW upgrade.