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2 . Press and release POWER/ENTER. The Set Calibration Interval Screen
appears.
3 . Use ▲AIR or SHIFT ▼ (PANIC) to display the desired setting.
Tip: Press and hold ▲AIR or SHIFT ▼ (PANIC) to rapidly scroll through
the settings.
4 . Press and release POWER/ENTER to save the setting and return to the
CAL SETTING menu.
Updating the Calibration Expired Setting
This item defines what indication is given during start up when calibration is
due and CAL REMINDER is set to ON.
With CAL EXPRD set to CONFIRM TO USE (factory setting), the GX-
6000 will give an indication at start up if calibration is past due and will
require the user to decide whether to perform a calibration or continue and
use the GX-6000 without calibrating. Press and release DISP/LOCK to
continue without calibrating or POWER/ENTER to perform a calibration.
With CAL EXPRD set to CANNOT USE, if the unit is due for calibration,
the GX-6000 will give an indication at start up that calibration is past due and
will prompt you to press and release POWER/ENTER to enter Calibration
Mode and perform a calibration. Using any other button will have no effect.
A successful calibration must be performed in order to use the instrument.
NOTE: Even if the password function is turned on in PASSWORD, no
password will be required to perform a calibration during startup.
With CAL EXPRD set to NO EFFECT, the GX-6000 will give an
indication at startup that calibration is past due. If desired, the POWER/
ENTER button can be pressed to enter Calibration Mode and perform a
calibration but it is not necessary to acknowledge the calibration due
indication. The warm-up sequence will continue on its own.
1 . From the CAL SETTING screen, place the cursor next to CAL
EXPRD.
2 . Press and release POWER/ENTER. The Calibration Expired Screen
appears.
3 . Use ▲AIR or SHIFT ▼ (PANIC) to display the desired setting.
4 . Press and release POWER/ENTER to save the setting and return to the
CAL SETTING menu.
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