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The display is in INC mode turned into by the
key and measurements are given in INC system
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In preset mode. Psign holds or blinks
Cursor that appears when
P
sign holds in preset
mode. The position where the cursor blinks is the
place in which you can set a digit by the [key.
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hold state by touch signal.
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This sign holds when the display gets into the hold
state by the key or blinks when gets into the
This sign comes on when themkey is pressed.
This sign is unique to the operation with a touch
signal probe. It comes on when them key is
pressed. In th~s state, the point touched by
a
probe
becomes a zero point in INC system
This is an alarm sign of overspeed error. To release
the error state, press themkey or turn off the
power.
This is an alarm sign of overflow of indication or
register of the circuit. This sign disappears when the
slider falls within the range of permissible indica-
tion.
This sign comes upon the display when the battery
gets into run-down state. In this case, replace the
batteries with new ones.
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