3-3-2. Display Mode
The operation in the ordinary display mode is described based on a display example
on the LCD monitor.
The log number/total log count is displayed in the second line. “(001/000)” is
displayed when no log exists.
The third to tenth lines (eight lines) are the area where logs are displayed. The
three-digit number on the left indicates the log number. The contents of a log are
displayed on its right.
A calendar/clock is displayed on the lowest line.
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. The top screen on the right is the example displayed when the error logger mode is
first activated after the power is turned on. The second-time or later screen is
displayed with the preceding display completed.
. In a sub LCD, only the log number/total log count (e.g., “ERR LOG 001/03”) is
displayed.
JOG dial (JOG mode)
To display the log number not displayed on the screen, turn the JOG dial and move
the * mark.
CTL/TC/U-BIT button
On this screen, the whole message is displayed partially. To display other informa-
tion (date and time code), push the CTL/TC/U-BIT button.
F FWD button
The whole contents of a log to which the * mark was set are displayed while the F
FWD button is pressed.
The category (error code for TAPE ERROR) of an error log is displayed in the third
line. Messages are displayed in the fourth and fifth line
s, and sub-error messages in the sixth to eighth lines. The date (not including the
year) is displayed in the ninth line, and time code in the tenth line.
Other logs can be displayed in this display state when the JOG dial is turned with the
F FWD button pressed.
RESET button
The recorded all logs are erased when the RESET button is pressed.
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Usually, do not erase any log.
There may be some error logs that are useful for confirmation of the progress when a
trouble occurs or that are important in preventing a trouble from occurrence.
3-3. Error Logger Display Mode (M2)
3-3-2. Display Mode
Example of display
and operation
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