20
blink. Press
the
Left/Right keys
to
move
the
dedmal
point
to
appropriate
position
and
then
press the enter
key.
This oompletes the
input
of reference
value
and
displays the + % annunciator
on
the
top
right
of
the display
and
a blinking secondary display. The + % tolerance is entered
through
the
se-
condary display by pressing the Right/left keys Pressing the EN'IER key will
store the + lbIerance value
and
display
the
Tolerance annunciato<
To
enter
the %
value
use the same procedure as for the
+%
tolerance
value.
C1nce
the
-% tolerance is entered the GOINO function
will
start.
5)
The
second
method
is the indirect
input
from one
of
10
memories
See
se-
ctions
5-8
and
£>.9
below). The data stored
in
one
of the
10
memory
locations
can
be
used
as the
reference
by
the
following procedure:
fuform
the-Steps 1
through 3
in
this section. Press the
LefVRight
keys
to
select
the memory
add-
ress
number
where
the
reference value is stored, then press the EN'IER key.
This
setS
the
input
reference value.
Th
set
the
+ %
and
% tolerances use
the
procedure in
step
4 above.
5-8.
STORE
Up
to 10 measurements can
be
stored
or
recalled in
memory
at
any
time.
To
store a measurement value
in
memory
1) Press
the
menu
key
2) Press
the
Left/Right
arrow
keys
to
position
the
blinking
cursor
over
the
STORE annunciato<
3)
Press
the
ENTER
key
to select
the
store mode.
4)
Press
the
left
or
right
key
to
select
appropriate
memory
address.
The
secondary
display will
show
the
address
number. Pressing
the
ENTER
key
stores
the
displayed
measurement
reading
Note
Only
numerical
data
can
be
stored
in
memory. OPENISHRT
Continuity
and
GOING test
data
cannot be stored in
memory
5)
The
memories
used
for this function
are
nonvolatile
type
of
EEPROM.
So
the memory contents are not erased
when
the batteries
go
dead
or re-
place.
The
only
way
to
change
the
data
is
by
writing
new
data
to a location.
5-9.
RECALL
This function
recalls
data from a
memory
location that data
has
been
pre-
viously stored in:
To
Recall a
memory
location:
1) Press
the
menu
key.
2)
Move
the
Left
or
right
key
to
position
the
blinking
cursor
over
recall.
3)
Press
the
enter
key.
4)
Press
the
Left
or
Right
key
to select
the
desired
memory
address.
The
main
display will
read
the
contents
of
the
memory
indicated
by
the
address
number
on
the
secondary
display.
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