Exploranium KT-9 - Selecting Mode of Operation

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Selecting mode of operation
1
The display in the measurement mode will have a l: as the
first character, e.g.
2
Press the
R
IGHT
button twice to get to the C: menu. Please
also refer to Figure 4 on page 14 to see the flow of events.
3
Press the
L
EFT
button once to toggle to the right-handed
mode. You should now see the following display:
4
Press the
R
IGHT
button again to get back to the measure-
ment mode.
Selecting mode of operation
The KT-9 has four modes of operation:
P
IN
–
In this mode, measurements are activated by the special
pin located at the top of the KT-9. This permits easier operation
and achieves much higher accuracy when used for samples with
irregular surfaces. This unique simple mode of operation auto-
matically finds the zero-reference level after the reading has
been taken. Please refer to “P
IN
mode” on page 21 for a
detailed description on the use of this mode.
L: nP
C: rH
The mode of operation can only be changed when the data
memory is empty. See “Clearing the memory” on page 37
for details on how to clear the memory.
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Selecting mode of operation
1
The display in the measurement mode will have a l: as the
first character, e.g.
2
Press the
R
IGHT
button twice to get to the C: menu. Please
also refer to Figure 4 on page 14 to see the flow of events.
3
Press the
L
EFT
button once to toggle to the right-handed
mode. You should now see the following display:
4
Press the
R
IGHT
button again to get back to the measure-
ment mode.
Selecting mode of operation
The KT-9 has four modes of operation:
P
IN
–
In this mode, measurements are activated by the special
pin located at the top of the KT-9. This permits easier operation
and achieves much higher accuracy when used for samples with
irregular surfaces. This unique simple mode of operation auto-
matically finds the zero-reference level after the reading has
been taken. Please refer to “P
IN
mode” on page 21 for a
detailed description on the use of this mode.
L: nP
C: rH
The mode of operation can only be changed when the data
memory is empty. See “Clearing the memory” on page 37
for details on how to clear the memory.