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“Mode >” = Change of display mode or
“Step ahead”
The configuration of the “Mode”-button is context sensi-
tive:
If the “Mode”-button on the left is set to “Auto”, the NFA
recognizes external probes connected to it, and displays
their corresponding values.
The “Mode >”- button toggles the display between the
external probe and M3D.
If no probe is connected to the NFA, “Mode >” toggles
between M3D and Ey or E3D and Mz, depending on your
selection.
If the “Mode”-button on the left is on “Band” or “Freq.”,
Click the “Mode>” button to select the next frequency
band (indicated by the corresponding LEDs), and also
the axis per band in the “XYZ” mode.
Click the “Mode>” and “Rec>” buttons at the same time
to display the individual axis one after the other in an infi-
nite loop until the “Mode>” button is pressed again.
“Rec” = Record an audio note
Keep this button pressed and so activate the internal micro-
phone to accept your live comments. The microphone is
positioned above the “Rec.” button (marked by the hole in
the casing lid). It is sufficiently sensitive to pick up audio
comments from a few metres distance. Please note that the
sound quality is limited, though well audible (you may en-
counter relatively loud background noise and occasional
interruptions of the voice recordings – so far from HiFi quali-
ty!)
While the “Rec.” button is pressed for taking your notes,
these will be recorded in a standard WAV file parallelly to
logging value recordings. These audio notes will then be di-
rectly allocated by NFAsoft to the corresponding recording
times in the graphic. Please note that the WAV file needs to
be saved in the same folder as the LOG file.
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