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7. Programming Tree
7.1 General
On the following pages you will see the programming tree for the ACTA 3000
Basic, Quality Control and Advanced Analysis, displaying the full functionality of
each version.
We will now describe how to navigate through the programming tree, how you
find and select specific functions (parameters) and how you input values. In other
words, how to prepare to program your ACTA 3000.
7.2 Using the programming tree
Let us examine the programming tree more closely and look at some of the definitions that are frequently
used when describing it and which will allow you to navigate with ease.
7.2.1 Menu Blocks
As you can see, the programming tree consists of a maximum of 15 main menus (ACTA 3000
Advanced Analysis). These menus / menu blocks are located at the bottom of the ACTA 3000 display
as shown below.
The menu blocks are operated using the blank softkeys placed below the
display. Each softkey is used to select an individual menu block (programming
tree function) and you use the arrow to scroll through the main menus.
In the Programming section that follows, every reference to a menu block refers
to the following.
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