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2.4.5 Brightness
BRIGHTNESS
PRESS ARROW KEYS TO
ADJUST
The BRIGHTNESS function changes the brightness level of the instrument’s front panel display.
Use the Up, Down, Left, or Right button to change the brightness to any one of four levels. Press ENT to save the selected brightness level.
2.4.6 Clock
SET DATE & TIME
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The CLOCK function sets the instrument’s date (MM/DD/YY) and time (24 hour format, where 1:00 PM is displayed as 13:00). The clock allows measured values to be logged with a date/time stamp (refer to Section 4.2.9 Logging Measured Readings).
Use the Left and Right buttons to move the blinking cursor across the screen to highlight the digits to be modified, and then use the Up and Down buttons to modify those digits. Press ENT to save the new date and time values.
2.4.7 PCHK Mode
PCHK MODE
AUTO AT CAL
The PCHK Mode setting determines when the instrument performs a ambient pressure check as follows:
AUTO – A pressure check is performed once every 60 minutes.
AT CAL – A pressure check is performed at the end of every calibration.
Note that a pressure check is always performed when the instrument is first turned ON just before the
Use the Up and Down buttons to highlight the desired setting. Press ENT to save the selection.
2.4.8 Probe Button
PROBE BUTTON
DISABLED
MODE KEY
ENTER KEY
The PROBE BUTTON function selects what action is performed by the pushbutton on the Standard Probe with LED and Pushbutton.
DISABLED – No action performed.
MODE KEY – Toggles the instrument between its Search and Measure mode.
ENTER KEY – Performs the same function as the ENT / ZERO key on the instrument’s front panel. Use the Up and Down buttons to highlight the desired setting. Press ENT to save the selection.
2.4.9 Reset Defaults
CONFIRM RESET TO
DEFAULTS BY PRESSING
THE UP ARROW
The RESET DEFAULTS function returns the instrument to its factory default settings per Appendix “A”. Press the Up button to confirm resetting the instrument back to its factory default settings.
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