5 Operation of the NucleoCounter
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Press <
>.
5.4.2 Saving parameters
The representation of the results is changed with effect from the next analysis.
When the NucleoCounter is turned off, after changing the status, the display will
read “Save parameters?”, "ENTER: Save" and "ESC : Cancel" ( figure 14).
Save parameters?
: Save
ESC : Cancel
Figure 14
The shut-down display when any parameters have be en changed.
By pressing the Enter key <
> the status will be saved and will be in effect next time
the NucleoCounter is switched on. Pressing Escape <Esc> will not save the status
and the instrument will use the previous settings next time it is switched o n.
5.4.3 Setting Date (F200) and Time (F201)
The functions, F200 (
“
F + 2 + 0 + 0 +
”) and F201 (“
F + 2 + 0 + 1 +
”), are used to
set the time and the date, respectively. This feature is only used when a printer or a
PC is connected to the printer port. Please refer to Technical Note 001 (Part No.
994-0013) with respect to setting and using the Time and Date features.
5.4.4 Reset Counter (F30)
The function, F30 (
“
F + 3 + 0 +
”), is used to reset the Counter. The Counter
counts the number of analysis performed by the instrument. This feature is only
used when a printer is connected to the instrument. Please refer to Technical Note
001 (Part No. 994-0013) with respect using this feature.
5.4.5 LCD contrast (F220)
When ty
ping “
F + 2 + 2 + 0 +
” it is possible to adjust the contrast of the LCD
display. Use the “
1
” or “
2
” keys in order to increase or decrease the contrast of the
LCD-display. The default value is 4. Values in the range from 0 -9 can be chosen.
The display will be updated with the current value, which is shown in the upper right
hand corner of the display.
Contrast? 4
1: Up
2: Down
store
Figure 15.
A new LCD-contrast value can now be chosen
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