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• Confirm by pressing ENTER.
• the remaining programs will be displayed by means of UP or DOWN before moving
onto the next acquisition.
• Press BACK or ENTER to return to MENU.
5. To cancel the data related to the indicated acquisition position to CLEAR by means of UP or
DOWN. Press ENTER, CLEAR (or BACK in order not to cancel).
6. Press BACK to exit.
7. Press EXIT to exit completely the Data Logger function.
7.20.4 Cancellation of All Data Stored
1. Enter the Data Logger function pressing DATA (19).
2. UP or DOWN. Position to CLEAR ALL and press ENTER.
3. CLEAR to cancel the data, BACK to leave them as they are.
4. Press EXIT to exit completely the Data Logger function.
7.20.5 Cancellation of the Last Datum Stored
1. Enter the Data Logger function pressing DATA (19).
2. UP or DOWN. Position to CLEAR LAST ONE and press ENTER.
3. CLEAR to cancel the data, BACK to leave them as they are.
4. Press EXIT to exit completely the Data Logger function.
7.20.6 Data Download
1. Enter the Data Logger function pressing DATA (19).
2. UP or DOWN. Position to LOGGED DATA and press ENTER.
3. UP or DOWN. Position to DATA OUT and press ENTER.
4. Press EXIT to exit completely the Data Logger function.
Or, as a more direct alternative:
1. Enter the Data Logger function pressing DATA (19).
2. UP or DOWN. Position to DOWNLOAD and press ENTER.
3. Press EXIT to exit completely the Data Logger function.
7.20.6.1 RS232 Transmission Parameters
The instrument leaves the factory with the RS 232 serial port configuration set as follows: Baud Rate
19200, Number of bits 8, Stop bit 2, no parity. The format may be changed as follows:
1. Press DATA (19).
2. By means of UP or DOWN select DEVICE, press ENTER.
3. By means of UP or DOWN select the parameter to be programmed among BAUD RATE, BIT
FORMAT or PARITY, press ENTER.
4. By means of UP or DOWN select a value among those available for the selected parameter of the
menu, then confirm by means of BACK.
5. Exit by means of BACK, then EXIT.
7.21 USE OF THE SCART SOCKET
The SCART socket -see Figure 17- is mainly used as:
1. An output for an external colour monitor or one whose screen is larger than that of the instrument.