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Spectrophotometer
CM-700d1600d
Instruction Manual
KONICA MINOLTA
Notes on this Manual
- Copying or reproduction of all or part of the contents of this manual without KONICA MINOLTA
SENSING’s permission is strictly prohibited.
- The contents of this manual are subject to change without prior notice.
' Every effort has been made in the preparation of this manual to ensure the accuracy of its contents.
However, should you have any questions or find any errors, please contact aKONICA MINOLTA
SENSING-authorized service facility.
- KONICA MINOLTA SENSING will na accept any responsibility for consequences arising from the
use of the instrument.
- This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference in a residential irrsmllatjon. This equipment generates, uses and can
radiate radio frequency energy and, if not irrsmlled andusedinaccordance with the instructions, may
cause hannful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guamntee that
interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause hannful
interference to radio or television reception. which can be determined by turning the equipment off
and on. the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following
measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment andreceiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
- This device complies with FCC RF radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled
environment. The antennaused for this transmitter must be installed to provide a separation distance
of at least 20 cm from all persons and must not be co—located or operating in conjunction with any
other antenna or transmitter.
Safety Symbols
The following symbols are used in this manual to prevent accidents which may occur as result of
incorrect rise ofthe instnrment
Denotes a sentence regarding a safety wamjng or note.
Read the sentence carefully to enmre safe and correct use.
Denotes aprohibited operation,
The operation must never been performed.
Denotes an instruction
The instruction must be strictly adhered to.
Denotes aprohibited operation.
Never disassemble the instrument.
Denotes an instruction.
Disconnect the AC power cord from the AC outlet.
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Trademarks
' Windows® is a registered trademark of Microsofl Corporation in the United States and other countries.
- Bluetooth® is aregistered trademark of Bluetooth SIG, Inc.
Safety Precautions
To ensure correct use of this instrument, readthe following points carefiilly and adhere to them. Afier
you have read this manual, keep it in a safe place where it can be referred to anytime a question arises.
AWARNING
(Failure to adhere to the following points may result
in death or serious injury.)
®
Do not use the instrument in places
where flammable or combustible gases
(gasoline etc.) are present. Doing so
may cause a fire.
Do not disassemble or modify the
instrument or the AC adapter. Doing so
may cause a fire or electric shock.
Always use the AC adapter supplied as
a standard accessory or the optional AC
adapter, and connect it to an AC outlet
of the rated voltage and frequency. If an
AC adapter other than those specified by
KONICA MINOLTA SENSING is
used it may result in damage to the unit,
fire or electric shock.
If the instrument Will not be used for a
long time, disconnect the AC adapter
from the AC outlet. Accumulated dirt or
water on the prongs of the AC adapter’s
plug may cause a fire and should be
removed.
The instrument should not be opemted if
it is damaged or the AC adapter is
damaged or if smoke or odd smells
occur, Doing so may result in a fire. In
such situations, turn the power OFF
immediately, disconnect the AC adapter
from the AC outlet (or remove the
batteries if they are being used) and
contact the nearest KONIC A MINOL TA
SENSING-authorized service facility.
Do not insert or disconnect the AC
adapter with wet hands. Doing so may
cause electric shock,
®
Take special care not to allow liquid or
metal objects to enter the instrument.
Doing so may cause a fire or electric
shock. Should liquid or metal objects
enter the instrument, turn the power
OFF immediately, disconnect the AC
adapter from the AC outlet (or remove
the batteries if they are being used). and
contact the nearest KONIC A
MINOLTA SENSING-authorized
service facility.
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Do not dispose of batteries in fire, short
their terminals, apply heat to them, or
disassemble them. Also, do not recharge
them (if they are not chargeable). Doing
so may cause explosion or heat
generation resulting in fire or injury.
A CAUTION
(Falling to adhere to the following points may result in
irriury or damage to the instrument or other property.)
®
Do not perform measurement with the
specimen measuring port directed
towards your face. Doing so may
damage your eyes.
®
Do not use batteries other than those
specified by KONICA MINOLTA
SEN SING. When installing batteries in
the instrument, make sure that they are
correctly oriented according to the (+)
and (-) marks. Failure to adhere to these
instructions may cause batteries to
explode or leak electrolyte, resulting in
fire, injury or air pollution.
®
Do not place the instrument on an
unstable or sloping surface. Doing so
may resultinits dropping or overturning,
causing injury. Be careful not to drop the
instrument when carrying it.
When using the AC adapter, make sure
that the AC outlet is locatednear the
instrument and that the AC adapter can
be connected to and disconnected from
the AC outlet easily.
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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing tlle CM-700d/600d.
This is a precise, lightweight and compact spedropllmometer developed for color and color difference
measurement of reflective obj ective colors invaiious industries.
Packing materials of the product
Be sure to keep all packing materials used for shipping the product (cardboard box, cushioning
material, plastic bags, etc.)
The CM-700d/600d is a precision measuring instrument When transporting the instrument to a
service facility formaintenance or for mherreasons be sure to use the packing mmerials to minimize
shock or vibration.
If the packing materials are lost or damaged, contact aKON'ICA MINOLTA SENSHVG-authorized
service facility.
Notes on Use
Operating Environment
Use the CM-700d/600d at ambient temperature between 5°C and 40°C and relative humidity 80% or less (at
35°C) with no condensation.
Be sure to use the instrument within this range. Do not use it in areas ofrapid temperature changes.
Do not leave the CM-700d/600d in direct mnlight ornear sources ofheat, such as stoves etc. The internal
temperature ofthe instrument may become much higher than the ambient temperature in such cases.
Do not use the CM-700d/600d in areas where dust, cigarette smoke or chemical gases are present. Doing so
may cause deterioration in performance ora breakdown.
Do not use the CM-700d/600dnear equipment which produces astrong magnetic field (such as speakers etc.).
The CM-700d/600d belongs to installation category 11 products (equipment which is powered by an AC
adapter connected to commercially available power).
The CM-700d/600d belongs to pollution level 2 products (equipment which may cause temporary electrical
hazards due to contamination or condensation orproducts which are used in such an environment).
Do not use the CM-700d/600d at altitudes higher than 2000 m.
The CM-700d/600d and the AC adapter mpplied re a standard accessory have been designed exclusively for
indoor use. They should never be used outdoors because rain or other factors may damage the instrument.
Measurement
When using the instrument upside-down, make sure no dirt or dust get into the specimen measuring port.
When using the instrument for long periods oftime, the displayed value may change depending on changes in
the environment. Therefore, in orderto achieve accurate measurements, we recommendthat white calibration
be done regularly using the White Calibration Cap.
White Calibration Cap
The White Calibration Cap must be used in combination with the instmment that bears the same pairing number.
The calibration dataforthe White Calibration plate attached to the White Calibration Cap was measured at 23°C.
To achieve the highest accuracy when measuring absolute values (colorimetric values), calibration and
measurement should be performed at 23°C.
Do not allow the White Calibration plate to get scratched or stained
When not using the White Calibration Cap, invert it so that the White Calibration Plate is not exposed to
ambient light.
When the White Calibration Cap is attached to the instrument, do not hold on to the White Calibration Cap to
move the instrument. The cap may become detached from the instrument, causing the instrument to fall and
become damaged.
Target Mask
Do not touch the Target Mask’s inner surface by hand, scratch it or make it dirty.
When not in use, Target Masks should be stored in the cardboard box used for shipment or irl the optional hard
case so that they will not be exposed to ambient light
Power Source
- Make sure that the power switch is set to OFF (“0") when the CM-700d/600d is not in use.
- The CM-700d/600d can be powered from eitherthe Ac adapter (AC-A305) or AA-size alkaline or nickel-
metal-hydride rechargeable batteries. Note, however, thatyou cannot use this Ac adapter to charge the nickel-
metal-hydride rechargeable batteries installed in the instrument.
- Almys use the Ac adapter supplied as a standard accessory (AC-A305) and connect it to an Ac outlet ofthe
rated voltage and frequency. Use an Ac power mpply ofthe rated supply voltage (within rim).
System
- Do not subject the CM-700d/600d to strong impact or vibration. Doing so may cause deterioration in
performance or abreakdown.
- Since the specimen measuring port and integrating sphere are extremely precise optical components, great
care should be taken to prevent them getting dirty or exposing them to impact.
- When not in use, the instrument must be stmedwith the White Calibration Cap being attached.
- The CM-700d/600d may cause interference ifused near atelevision, radio, etc.
- When the instrument is exposedto strong external static electricity, the LCD may go blank or the measurement
result may not be displayed properly. “the instrument is communicating with an external device, the
communication may be interrupted In these cases, tum the powerOFF and then tum it ON again. Lfblack
smudges appear on the LCD, wait until they disappear naturally,
- when turning the power can and then ON again, wail several seconds afier turning the power OFF.
Backup Battery
- Measured data and various settings are stored in the memory backed up by batteries. The backup batteries are
automatically charged during operation orthis instrument, and can retain the contents ofthe memory for 5
months ifthey have been fully charged. At the time otpnrchase, the backup battery may not be fully charged.
To charge the backup battery, set the power switch to ON. Charging otthe backup battery is performed
continuously while the instrument is switched on, even while the instrument is being used. Full charging is
completed in 24 hours, and there is no danger of overcharging,
- It is recommended to keep abackup for your important dataon another recording medium using the optional
Color Data Software SpectralvlagicTM NX (CM-S100w).
- Tlle backup batteries” made! member irm2020 (3 V).
- Du untwy ta replace tlle backup batteries byyourself.‘ Contacta KONICA MTNOL TA SENSING-authorized
service/MW.
Notes on Storage
- The CM-700d/600d should be stored at temperatures between 0°C and45°C, and at arelative humidity of80%
or less (35°c) without condensation. Do not store the instrument in areas subject to high temperatures, high
humidity, sudden changes in temperature, orwhere freezing or condensation may occur, because these
circumstances may cause abreakdown. It is recommended to store the CM-700d/600d with a drying agent
(such as silica gel) at a temperature around 20°C.
- Do not leave the CM-700d/600d inside a car such as in the cabinet or trunk. Otherwise, the temperature and/
or humidity may exceed the allowable range for storage during midsummer or midwinter, resulting in a
breakdown.
- Keep the packing materials used for shipment and use them to transport the CM-700d/600d. This protects the
instrument from sudden changes in temperature, vibration, and shock.
- Do not store the CM-700d/600d in areas where dust, cigarette smoke orchemical gases are present. Doing so
may cause deterioration in performance ora breakdown.
- Entry ofdust into the specimen measuring pon wiII hinder accurate measurem ent, When the instrument is not
in use, you must attach the White Calibration Cap to the instrument to prevent the entry ofdust into the
integrating sphere through the specimen measuring port,
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E-4
- The White Calibration Plate attached to the White Calibration Cap may become discolored iflefi exposed to
light. Therefore, make sure that the cap is invened when it is not in use so that the White Calibration Plate is
not exposed to ambient light.
- The Target Masks may discolor ifthey are lefl exposedto light When they are not in use, keep them in asafe
place to prevent exposure to light and to protect them from scratches and dust.
- Be sure to keep allpacking materials (cardboard box, cushioning material, plasticbags, etc.). They can be used
to protect the instrument during transponation to the service facility formaintenance (re-calibration etc.).
- lfyou are not going to use the CM-700d/600d for more than two weeks the batteries must be removed. lfthe
batteries are left in the instrument, battery electrolyte may leak and damage the instrument.
Notes on Cleaning
- lfthe CM-700d/600dhecnmes dirty, wipe itwith asnfi, clean dry cloth. Neverrlse solvents such as thinner or
benzene.
- Ifthe White Calibration plate attachedto theWhite Calibration Cap becomes dirty, wipe it gently with a soft,
clean and dry cloth. Ifdirt is difficult to remove, wipe it off with acloth dampened with commercially-
available lens cleaning solution. Then remove the solution with acloth dampened with water, and leave the
plate to dry.
- It‘the inner surface ofthe Target Masks or the in 'de ot'tlre irrlegraling sphere get dirty, contact aKON‘lCA
MINOLTA SENSING-authorized service facility.
- should the CM-700d/600d break down, donot tryto disassemble and repair it by yourself. Contact aKONICA
MINOLTA SENSING-authorized service facility.
Disposal Method
- When disposing ofused batteries. insulate the term inals with insulating tape etc, Ifthe terminals ofthe battery
come into contact with metal objects, heat generation, explosion or fire may result.
- Make sure that the CM-700d/600d, its accessories and used batteries are either disposed of or recycled
correctly in accordance with local laws andregulatious.
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Contents
Safety Precautions E 1
Introduction .. E72
Notes on Use E72
Notes on Storage E6
Notes on Cleaning ‘ E-4
Disposal Method E74
Conventions E78
Chapter 1 Before Using the Instrument
Accessories .. E710
Standard Accessories E710
Optional Accessories E-ll
Names and Functlons of Parts E»12
Preparation E714
White Calibration Cap CM- A177 E714
AttachinyRemoving a Target Mask E715
Cleaning Pans .............................. E716
Attaching Wrist Stmp to the Instrument E717
Inserting the Batteries ..... E718
Connecting the AC Adapter E—19
Turning Power ON/OFF ‘ E-20
System Diagram E721
Items You Must Know E722
Initial Settings ofthe CM-700d/600d . E—22
Control Panel . E—22
Battery Alarm E724
' E—24
E—24
Chapter 2 Preparation for Measurement
Flow of Measurement ...... E726
Calibration .. E727
Zero Calibmtron . E727
White Calibration E729
User Calibmtio E61
Condition Setting E-32
Setting the Display Conditions u E42
Setting the Measurement Conditions E742
Color Difference Target Color Dam Operation E747
Setting a Target Color E747
Target Color Menu E748
Registering Conditions (Cond) . E756
Naming a Condition ..... E758
Setting the Default Color Difference Tolerance (Tolerance (Def. )) 13-59
Selecting Color Difference Tolerances“ E452
Deleting the Default Color Difference Tolerance Setting
Naming the Color Difference Tolerance Setting
E764
Other Settings .
Setting the Display Language
Setting the Date and Time .
Setting the Power Save Mode
E—66
E—GG
E—67
E—70
Initialization ....................... E772
Chapter 3 Measurement
Measurement .................... E-74
Dlsplaylng the Measurement Results . E775
Measured Data .......................... E775
Pass/Fail Judgment .. E776
E—76
E777
Color Difference Graph
Spectral Reflectance Graph
Switching the Display Contents of the Measurement Results . E778
Measured Data Operation E781
Print E-82
Delete
Edit Name ......
Setting the List (List) E784
Auto Target E784
DeleteAll ................................... E785
Chapter 4 Other Functions
Average Measurement E-88
E788
E790
E791
E791
E794
E794
Manual Averaging
Auto Averaging ..
Pass/Fail Judgment for Color Difl'erenoe .
Pass/Fail Judgment Based on Tolerances
Connecting to an External Device ......
Connecting a Personal Computer
Connecting a Printer ttttttttttttttttt 13-98
Displaying the Instrument Information ...... .. E-106
Chapter 5 Troubleshooting
Error Messages E7108
E—llO
Troubleshooting .
Chapter 6 Appendix
E—112
E—112
E—113
E—113
E—ll}
E—ll4
E—llS
E-117
Principles of Measurement
Illuminatinyviewing System
Illumination Area and Measurement Area .
Simultaneous SCI/SCE Measurement
CommunicationMode
Initial Settings
Specifications
Dimensions
E-8
Conventions
This manual describes how to safely operate the CM—700d/600d using a specific procedure to perform
measurement
- Page layout
Symbols used in this manual are explained below
*Note that the page s lOWIl in the illustration is for explanatory purposes only, and is not an actual page
from this manual.
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For the version of the instrument firmware
The veision of tlie instiuiment firmware can be continued on the screen. For details, refer
to page E-106 “Displaying the Instmment Information’ inthis manual.
Chapter 1
Before Using the Instrument
E—9
Accessories
Standard and optional accessories are available with the instrument.
Standard Accessories
Make sure that all the following items are present.
White Calibration Cap CM7A177
(w/ white calibmtion data CD-R) El
“J
Target Mask
size) according to the specimen.
Used to switch the illumination area (specimen measuring port @ gt
Target Mask ¢ 8 mm (W/ plate) CM-Al78
Target Mask gt 3 mm (W/ plate) CM-Al79
Target Mask gt 8 mm (w/o plate) CM-A180
Taiget Mask ¢ 3 mm (w/o plate) CM-A181
ill/km
- The instrument is shipped with the CM-A178 Targei Mask ¢ 8 mm
with plate (for MAV) being attached.
- The CM-Al79 and CM-AlSl Target Masks ¢ 3 mm (for SAV) are
not included in the package ofthe CM-600d,
AC Adapter AC—ASOS
Used to supply power from an AC outlet to the instrument.
Input: 100-240 V’\.; 50/60 Hz 24-36 VA %
Output: 5 V Z 2 A
USB Cable IF7A17
Used to connect the instrument to a personal computer (PC).
4 AA—size alkaline dry batteries
Wrist Strap CR7A73
E—10
Optional Accessories
Accessories I
You may purchase the following accessories if necesary.
Zero Calibration Box CM7A182
Used to perform zero calibration.
Color Data Software SpectraMagic'M NX CM—SlOOw
Used to opemte the instrument from a PC for dataprocessing and
file management.
Hard Case CM7A176
Used to store the instrument together with accesories.
”‘Do not use the hard case for transportation purposes,
Target Mask ¢8 mm (with glass) CMfAllB
Used to measure viscous or damp specimens.
GranularfMaterials Atmchment CR—ASO
Used to contain paste or powder specimens to ensure
measurements under stable conditions.
Dust Cover Set CM7A185
Prevents foreign matters from entering the instrument in dusty
environments.
Replacement Dust Cover (Polyolefin) CMA186
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Names and Functions of Parts
l 2 11
LCD screen
Displays setting items. measurement results and messages.
2 Control panel
Used to switch screens or select/determine/save setting items.
For details, refer to page E-23 “Control Buttons”.
3 AC adapter terminal
When using the supplied AC adapter (CM-A305), connect the adapter’s plug to this terminal.
4 USB connection termlnal
Used to connect the instrument to a PC with the supplied USB cable (IF-A17).
5 Connector protection covers
Protects the AC adapter terminal and USB connection terminal.
6 Measuring button
Push this button to perform calibration or measurement.
7 Pairing Nn. label
Shows the identification No. of the White Calibration Cap that can be used with the instrument.
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Names and Functions ofParts I
8 Measurement area selector
Used to change the lens position according to the
measurement area. SAV MAV
The CM-600d does not have this switch.
9 Battery chamber cover .
The cover of the battery chamber. Four AA-size batteries must be set in the battery chamber with the
correct polarity alignment.
10 Battery chamber cover button
Press this button to open or close the banery chamber cover.
11 READY Lamp
Ready to measure (and fully charged) when green
12 Power switch
Used to turn ON/OFF power. Setting this switch to “0" turns the power OFF, and setting it to “1”
turns the power ON.
13 Tripod mount
14 Tar get Mask
Usedto change the measurement area according to the measurement area selector setting. Selectable
from several types depending on the application.
15 Specimen measuring port
The port for measuring the specimen.’1’he port size canbe changed by changing the Target Masks.
lNfi
7710 measurement and enmmt be ellmgafl with the CM-60M
16 Strap holder
Used to attach the supplied Wrist Strap,
Memo?
For details of attaching Wrist Strap, refer to “Aflaching Wrist Strap to the Instrument” (page E-17).
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Preparation
White Calibration Cap CM—A177
The instrument is shipped with a White Calibration Cap and white calibration data CD-R.
The Wiite Calibration Cap has the structure shown below. It should be attached to the instrument before
white calibration.
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- The White Culibmfian Cup mart he used in tambr'aafia- wit the hrrbummtthatbeursflre sumepain'ng number.
- When the White Calihmfinn Cap ix nut in use, ivmit n: finite White Calihmb'nn Plate iv nnt lxpnxfld tn
ambient light ”r dust.
- When the CM-Mfld/WM ir nntin use, ynn mfl ma. the White Cnlibmfinn Cap tn the inmanentta prevent
the "my "jam in; fire integmh'ng sphere through the specimen measuring part
V\A1ite Calibration Cap lock buttons
Latch \
Wnite Pairing No.
Calibration Plate
Serial number of the
White Calibration Cap
Attachment/Removal lo/[rom the Inslmmenl
0 Attachment
1. Hold the instrument securely.
2. Squeeze the White Calibration Cap lock buttons,
place the White Calibration Cap on the Target Mask
of the instrument, and release the lock buttons to
secure the cap.
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Du nntnmve the inmnrent by hnldr'ng the White Calr‘hmn‘mr Cup. The ,
bumment may demchfi'am the cap, gammy Making in the
inmment filling and being damaged
0 Removal
1. While squeezing the White Calibration Cap lock
buttons, pull the cap out straight from the
instrument.
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Prepamtion I
Attaching/Removing a Target Mask
The CM-700d/600d must be used with a Target Mask confomiing to the selected lens position and
measurement condition
To attach/remove a Target Mask, follow the procedure given below.
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- When mailbag/removing a Target Mask, be care/id not to allow dirt or 11:01 to enter fie bliegmflug where
”laugh the xpeebnen measuring part.
- Danni touch me whfie—cnataiinnermrfive q/‘tlte butegma'ng sphere, wipe amt]. a clnfli nrputan nbjectinsile it
- Du nut exert excessive firee an the latch qf'fic ngetMadc. Doing m may damage the hitch, disabling use ”f
the TurgetMusk.
Memo7
IfaTarget Mask is damaged, Contact aKONch MINOLTA SENSING-authorized service facility.
Attachment/Removal to/from the Instrument
Target Mask
The figure shows the 4138 mm type (w/ plate) . /Target Mask positioning mark
flré
Plate gar“ Section of the CM—700d/
fi/ fi ) 600d to which the Target
Mask is attached.
Cut in the outer edge \ a
0 Attachment
1. Place the Target Mask overthe specimen measuring
port so that the cut in the outer edge ofthe Target
Mask is aligned with the starting point of the
positioning mark (t.=> ) on the instrument
2. Hold the outer edge of the mask, and turn it in the
direction of the arrow (clockwise). Turn the mask
until the cut in the outer edge is aligned withthe “0"
mark on the instrument and then secure the mask
0 Removal
1. Hold the outer edge of the mask, and turn it in the riffffffffffffffff
opposite direction of the arrow (counterclockwise)
Turn the mask until the cut in the outer edge is
aligned with the starting point of the positioning
mark (r.=> ) of the instrument. l
2. Hold the outer edge of the mask and remove it. l ‘
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I Prepamtion
Cleaning Parts
This section explains how to clean the White Calibration Cap, TaIget Mask and the inside of the
integrating sphere
White Calibration Cap
- When the White Calibration Plate becomes ditty. gently wipe the din offwith asofl dry cloth, Lfthe din is difficult
to remove, wipe it otir win a cloth dampened with commercially available lens cleaning solution. Then remove
the solution with a cloth dampened with water, and leave the plate to die].
- When parts otherthan the White Calibration plate become dirty, lightly wipe the dirt otfwith a cloth dampened
with vlmter or soapy water. Never use solvents such as thinner or benzene.
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B e turefitl nut ta stmtell tlle Wllfle Calibratin- Phte.
Target Mask
Use ablowerto remove dirt and dust from line Targel Masks,
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Du [mt time). flre inner suffice oft/re 1."ng mu yn-rfigen or wipe them midi a cloth to renuwe dust
Ifflte inside is so dirty flmt dirt enmmt be reuwdwl'fi a ”timer, emu‘aet the nearest KONICA MINOLTA
SENSINGaufll united servieefizeih'ty.
Inside the Integrating Sphere
1. Remove the Target Mask.
[Mjemo
For the procedure ofremoving the Target Mask, referto page E—15
“Attaching/Removing aTarget Mask“.
2. Use a blower to remove dirt and dust from the
integrating sphere.
Du nut tune]! the white-enatedirmer mrfi'u'e grate integrating sphere,
wore t'twt'tll a rim nrputun ubjectinMe it. lffiein'defi'snfity not
dirt cunnnt he removed with a blower, cam tie lmflKONIC/l
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Prepamtion I
Attaching Wrist Strap to the Instrument
When measuring by hand, attach Wrist Strap andput your arm through Wrist Strap to prevent dropping
nf‘the instrument
[P roced u re] .
1 Pass one end of Wrist Strap through the strap
holder of the instrument.
2 Pass other end of Wrist Strap through the ring,
and pass the strap that passed through the strap
holder through the ring too.
3 Pass one end of Wrist Strap that passed through
the ring through the buckle. ML Buckle
4 Pass other end of the strap through the buckle
from the other side. [11
[Mefl
Ifnecessaxy, after passing the arm through the strap. move the position ofthe ring so that the strap is snug your arm.
E—17
I Prepamtion
Inserting the Batteries
For the CM-700d/600d, the supplied AC adapter (AC—A305) or four AA-size batteries (alkaline or
nickel-metal-hydride rechargeable hatteries)rrn1st he used as apnwer supply Use either the AC adapter
or batteries according to your application.
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- Du nut use manganese batter-fer.
- lfyau are not gaing to use flu CM-lolwaoodfirr more um. two weeks, the batty-Its must be nmnved lfrhe
batteries are left in the instrument fur a long time. battery electrolyte may leak anddamage the insurunenr.
- Du nut use batteries afdtfi'erent Wye: nr mix new batteries wilt old mes. Dying m may resultin buttery
explusiun hr sh after battery life.
- Du nut much hr shamer'rmr't the terminal: issue tie battery chamber. Dm'ilg sh may result in hreukdrmm hf
the instrument.
[P roced u re]
1 Make sure that power is OFF (Power switch is set
to “O").
2 Press the battery chamber cover button on the
side ofthe instrument and slide the cover
downward to open it.
3 Place four AA-size batteries in the battery
cham her. Make sure that the batteries are placed
in the correct direction.
4 Align the grooves of the cover with the guides on
the edge of the battery chamber opening. Press
down lightly on the cover and slide it upward to
close it.
E—18
Prepamiion I
Connecting the AC Adapter
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When the external output tenninai 15 used for data communication orprmtmg, more power will be required. in this
case, it is recommended to use the AC adapter (AC»A305) rather than batteries.
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- Tn mppty ACpawer la the butrumenn always use the ACadapur (A C-A305) supplkd wlfli the instrument.
- Befnre cannectbtg Hf dlscnnnecdng 111 0 AC adapterjack arplkg, make sure mat fit 9 Instrument I: turned OFF.
[Operating Procedu re]
1 Make sure that power is OFF (Power switch is set
to “o".). «
2 Open the connector protection cover ofthe AC
adapter terminal on the instrument.
3 Connect the AC adapter connectorjackto the AC
adapter terminal.
Insert the AC adapter power plug to an AC outlet
(100 to 240 VAC, 50-60 Hz).
E—19
I Prepamtion
Turning Power ON /OFF
[Operating Procedure]
Turning power ON
1 Slide the Power switch to the “l" position.
The power will be tumed ON (energized),
[Operating Procedure]
Turning power OFF
1 Slide the Power switch to the “0” position
The power will be turned OFF. Ofil
Power Save Function
The CM-700d/600d features apower save function which activates the power save mode when none of
the measuring and control buttons is operated for a specified period of time, In the power save mode, the
screen display is turned off and the flash circuit will not be charged
You can return to the normal mode by pressing any of the measuring or control buttons.
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The period oftirhe before the power save mode is activated can be set on the <0ptiori> screen. For details, refer to
page E-70 “Setting the Power Save Mode“.
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E—20
System Diagram
— Standard accessories
— —- Optional accessories
Hard Case
CM-A176
CM-700d/600d
CM-700d
CM-GOOd
¢ 8 mm «3 3 mm
M CM-A17a cM-A179
(w/ plate) (w! plate)
White Calibration 9 o ‘
Gap 9) .
CM-A177 ¢ 8 mm M mm
CM-A180 CIA-A181
(w/o plate) (wlo plate)
Personal computer
(Commercially
available)
usa Cable (2 m) i
IF-A1 7
Color Data Software
SpectraMaglc‘M
CM-S1 00W
AC Adapter
AC-A305
Wrist Strap
Target Mask
q, 3 mm (with glass) Zero Calibration Box
CM»A133 CM-A132
Granular-Materials
Attachment
CR-A50
Dust Cover Set
CM-A135
Replacement Dust Cover
(Polyolefln)
CM-A‘I BS
E—2 1
Items You Must Know
Initial Settings of the CM—700d/600d
When the instrument is turned ON, the screen will appear automatically in English. For
normal measurement, you do not need to change the initial settings
It is recommended that you check the date and specify the power save mode in the screen
before using the instrument.
The display language can be selected from seven languages including Japanese.
For details. refer to page E-66 “Other Settings”.
Control Panel
The top ofthe CM-700d/600d contains the LCD
screen on which the instrument displays
measurement results and messages, and the control
buttons Which are usedto set measurement options or
to change displays.
LCD
screen
Screen Display (LCD Screen)
The LCD screen displays measurement settings, measurement results and messages. It also indicates the
status of the instrument With icons.
The basic screen layout is shown below.
Status icons
Tar\get COIOF No. / The current settings and status of the
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ufigggl J \A"“v ' * For details, refer to the next page.
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0001 M/ | +E items are displayed.
The screen title is displayed.
The functions assigned to the [SAMPLE]. [SAVE/SEL] and [TARGET] buttons
are displayed respectively.
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Status Icons
Items You Must Know I
Status icon Description (Shins) Meaning
Measurement area (Measurement
/ 8 area selector setflng) MAW SAV
A "' * The CM»700d shows either the MAV or SAV icon. The CM -600d shows
only the MAV icon.
LI / g. / El Specular component mode setting SCI/SCE/I + E (SCI + SCE)
m / Q“ Bluetomh capability setting ON/OFF
Zero calibmtion required/ White
Q / Q| / E: Calibration necessity calibrationrequired/Usercalibration
require d
a / a! White calibration afier power-on Performed/Not performed
j; / 3.1 Flash circuit charging Completed/Not completed
Control Buttons
Use these buttons to set items or change screens according to the guide on the LCD screen.
1 [SAMPLE] button:
Press this button to display the
screen.
3 [SAVE/SEL] button:
Use this button to determine the item indicated
by the cursor or to save the setting.
When the or screen is
displayed, use this button to switch between
the detail display and list display.
4 [CAL] button:
Press this button to display the
screen.
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[MENU] button:
Press this button to display the
screen.
The screens and setting items for which menu
setting is available are indicated with E
(MENU mark) at the top of the screen.
You can display the screen by
pressing the [MENU] button while holding
downthe V button ofthe cross key.
Cross key (<1/A/V/D):
Use this key to move the cursor on the screen
or to change the selected value.
To determine the item indicated by the cursor,
press the [SAVE/SEL] button.
The [SAMPLE], [SAVE/SEL] and [TARGET] buttons may be assigned ditrerent functions depending on the screen.
In this case, the guidance at the bottom ofthe screen indicates the current filnctions (Edit, eta),
E—23
I Items You Must Know
Example of assigned functions
15000 1 ”rt 1 r ' “HQ For example, when the screen shows the guidance
,.‘f.‘. ‘ Edit Save Back , the [SAMPLE], [SAVE/
IE? D ' SP— Type SEL] and [TARGET] buttons are assignedwiththe Edit, Save and
._‘. rsy D | ffe r e nee Back frmctions respec1ive1y. In this manual, when the button
‘ gfifjée‘g‘ D ' ff’ name and the firnction assigned to the button are different, the
We Van“ 3060 button name and function are described as “the [SAMPLE] (Edit)
19 e r aph D | ff
WPseudo co | or button" or“[TARGET] (Back) button“,
—.—
Battery Alarm
The CM-700d/600d can be powered from the standard AC adapter (AC-A305) or AA-size alkaline or
nickel-metal-hydride rechargeable batteries. When the instrument is used with batteries, two types of
battery alarm indication will appear when battery power level is low, When the battery power is
sufficient, no battery alarm indication is displayed.
dj (Low battery indication)
When this indication appears, new bateiies or the AC adapter should be prepared in the near future.
Even with this indication displayed, measurements are still possible.
If you continue using the instrument with the low battery indication being displayed, ER002 (low
battery voltage error) is displayed When this error is displayed, replace the batteries immediately
with new ones or connect the AC adapter.
Data Saving
Data used with this instrument are saved automatically. The white calibration data stored in the internal
memory afier you perform white calibration is retained even afier the instrument is turned off.
Pairing Number
In addition to individual serial numbers, the instrument and White Calibrmion Cap bear 5-digit numbers
called “pairing number”. Before starting white calibration confirm that the instrument and White
Calibration Cap have the same pairing number.
White Calibration Cap
Serial number of the
White Calibration Cap
Pairin- number
The instrument and White Calibration Cap to be used together must have the same
pairing number.
E—24
Chapter 2
Preparation for Measurement
E—25
Flow of Measurement
I Optional settings I Basic procedure
Turning Power ON/OFF (page E—20)
Setting the Display Language (page E-66) " Perform this step if necessary
such as after initialization.
Registering Conditions (Cond)(page E- —56)
" Perform this step if
Attaching/Removing a Target Mask (page E—15) necessary according to the
screen is displayed. Q- Ze m Ca ,
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l—N°'e ‘ oeéze 1—1 .
Check the status icon: stplayed at the top of“: screen to
vertjj' ttrat ttre learpartttaa (M4 V/SA V) tcoa tr correct firr
the measurement area reteetar sem'ng aadfirr the type af
attached Target Mark.
Samb | a Target
- If a different screen is displayed, press the [CAL] button.
E—27
I Calibration
E—28
Use the A button ofthe cross key to move the
cursor to “Zero Cal. “
Direct the specimen measuring port to midair.
- Do not direct the specimen measuring port toward alight
source (including illumination such as afluorescent lamp).
- Keep the specimen measuring pon more than 1 m away
from any reflective items (hands, desks, walls etc).
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Use ofthe optional Zero Calibration Box CM-Al32 ensures
proper zero calibration.
Make sure that i (Ready to measure) is
displayed or Ready lamp is green, and then
press the measuring button.
Zero calibration will be performed.
The Xe lamp flashes five times for each SCI and SCE
measurement.
During zero calibration, the screen shows the number of
flashes performed.
When zero calibration is finished, the screen relnms lo the
screen
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When the screen is turned OFF by the power save lunction, press any ofthe measuring or control buttons to
tum ON the screen, confirm that 1 (Ready tomeasure) is displayed orReady lamp is green, and then press
the measuring button.
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ifynu perfirmtd zeta cahfimn'm Wflefiflwh'k mfibrutinn.
Calibmtionl
White Calibration
White calibmtion must be performed prior to start of measurement afier the power is turned ON for the
first time afier pilrch ase at the current settings.
When White calibration finishes, @ is displayed.
Once White calibration is completed, measurement is possible without white calibration When the
instrument is turned ON the next time. However, the meamrement result is not accurate.
[Mam
- The calibration data for the White Calibration Cap supplied with the instrument are stored in the instrument.
- Although the white calibration results stored in the intemal memory are retained even atter the instrument is turned
off, it is recommended that you repeat white calibration each time you switch the power back on.
~ The reading may fluctuate slightly due to changes inthe ambient temperature or due to heat generation caused by
repeated operation ofthe instrument. In this cme, make sure to perform white calibration regularly.
- When 1 + E (set + SCE) is specified as the specular component mode (referto page E43 “Mode”), clicks caused
by opening and closing the optical tmp may be heard during the measurement.
- White calibration must he perfiirmedat the same terryreramre as the one at which measurement will he
performed
- Before starting white ralrhrao'on, make sure thatthe rim-anti: sufficiently acclimafized to the ambient
temperature.
- Wh eneuer it. e measurement area setting has been tinnged between MA V and SA V, white panama-on must he
perfumed
[Setting Procedure]
1 Confirm the type of attached target mask and the setting of the measurement area
selector of the instrument.
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2 Turn the instrument ON.
The screen is displayed,
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Check the status icons dipotayedat the lap orthe me- to
vertfi that the lens position (M4 V/SA to tea- is earreetfor
the measurement area seleetor setting a-dfor the type of
attaehed Target Mask
- Ifadifferent screen is displayed, press the [CAL] button.
Memo7
- The screen shows two items: “Zero Cal.“
and “White Cal.” The date ofthe last calibration is
displayed under each item. IInu calibration has been
performed yet,“1Vnne” is displayed.
- Under “White Cal”, the serial number ofthe White
Calibration Cap to be used for the instmment is displayed.
3 If necessary, use the V button of the cross
key to move the cursor to “White Cal."
E—29
I Calibration
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Properly attach the White Calibration Cap,
which has the same pairing number as the
instrument.
Make sure that i (Ready to measure) is
displayed or Ready lamp is green, and then
press the measuring button.
White calibration will be performed
The Xe lamp flashes five times for each SCI and SCE
measurement.
During white calibration, the screen shows the numberof
flashes performed.
When white calibration finishes, the screen returns to the
screen.
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The inmmnt comm: flu data/hr an mm Calibration Cap which has the sum pairing plum".
Trim/m, ynu must use are fimmmlund corresponding Mite Cak'bmtinn Capfnr white mfibratz'un.
ill/km
- Ifyou change the measurement areaor change the specular component mode from a setting other than “I
+ E” afler white calibration, you must perform while calibration under the changed conditions.
- Ifyou performed white calibration in “I + E” mode and then switched the mode to “SCI” or “SCE”, it is
considered that white calibration has been completed and you do not need to repeat it.
- When the screen is turned OFF by the power save function. pnss any ofthe measuring or control buttons
to mm ON the screen, confirm that i (Ready to measure) is displayed or Ready lamp is green, andthen
press the measuring button.
Calibmtionl
User Calibration
You can perform calibration by using your own reference plate and calibrmion data instead of the White
calihration data The calihration data fornser calibration can he specified by connecting the instrument
to a PC and using the optional Color Data soflware “SpectraMagic m NX".
You can select Whether to use the user calibration data for measurement on the screen of the
instrument.
[Setting Procedure] .
1 Turn the instrument ON. 15710001 ,.~1, is < m‘al
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SEL] button.
Now you can perform white calibration using your own
calibration data.
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irrrtrumeot memory before ynu eon set user mlibtnflu a:
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E3 1
Condition Setting
The CM—700d/600d requires condition settings (display andmeasurement conditions) before
measurement can be started.
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To configure condition settings, select “Disp‘ Cond." (display conditions) or“Meas, Cond,“ (measurement
conditions) from the screen to open an appropriate screen.
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Ifuny predefi'n ed candifian is serum; the candiflm mag (mbymmmnmmt candl'fiuns) is disabled. Set it e
candl'fian ta 01717 bcj'arc starting candl'lian mus-g.
Setting the Display Conditions
To set the display conditions, select “Disp. Cond." on the screen,
You can select or specify the following seven items as the display conditions:
- Disp. Type: Specify items to be displayed as measurement results.
Color Space: Select the color space to be used.
Equation: Select the color difference formulaw be used.
Color Index: Select the index (WI, YI, etc.) to be used
Observer: Select the observer angle: 2° or 10°
Illuminant 1: Select the illuminant used to measure colorimetric data.
Illuminant 2: Select the secondary illuminant used foer (metamerism index) calculation etc.
[Setting P rocedu re]
1 Hold down the [MENU] button and pres the
V button of the cross key. or.
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The <0pti0n> screen is displayed. E“sas_ cond
uToI arenas (Def. )
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Sample Select Target
2 Use the A or V button ofthe cross key to
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move the cursor to “Disp. Cond.” and then H 0 "t ilénm
press the [SAVE/SEL] button. Fig-Meas—
The screen is displayed. gggrlnrzagi‘ggt i on
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INfi an Instrument
When setting uf“Cand” is “ON” (refertapuge 5-56), cond / OFF
“Dim. Cami” and “Manx Cnnd” tannin be seledad
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E—32
Condition Setting I
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3 After you set the display conditions, press the [TARGET] (Back) button to return
to the screen.
E—33
I Condition Setting
Disp. Type
Specify items to be displayed as measurement results.
[Setting Procedure] Startthe procedure from the screen.
1 Use the A or V button of the cross key to -0001
move the cursor to “Disp. Type." and then 3 l
press the [SAVE/SEL] button.
The screen is displayed. s
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- Press the [SAMPLE] (Edit) button to check oruncheck DD I ffer ehoe
the “Disp. Type” options indicated by the cursor. ‘ _ EVAbs & D I ff
D’Judge
EYGraDh Spec
D’Grabh D | ff
B’Pssudo so I or
- The checked option is currently selected
Settings
OAbsolute: Display the absolute values ofthe colorimetric
data
ODifference:
Display the color difierence from thetarget color The measured datawhich failedthe pass/fail judgment
based on the specified tolerances will be highlighted in red
OAbs. & Difi:
Display the absolute value and the color diflerence from the target color, The measured datawhich
failed the pass/falljudgment based on the specified tolerances will be highlighted in red.
OJudge:
Perform judgment ofwhether the color dinerence from the target color is within the range ofthe
predefined tolerances. “Pass“ indicates that all the items passed the judgment, and “Fail” indicates at
least one item failed the judgment.
OGraph Spec.: Display a spectral reflectance graph.
OGraph DUI: Display a graph indicating the color ditference from the target color.
opseudo Color: Display apseudocolor
OAssessment: Display deviations in hue or other factors from the target color with specific words. With
the CM-700d/600d, the words are in English.
The table below shows the words to be used.
Au*/Ab */H||e (It, 2’, b’) Lightness (L*) Chroma (c*)
+ RED - RED LIGHTER VIVID
+ GREEN - GREEN BARKER DULLER
+ YELLOW - YELLOW
+ BLUE - BLUE
’“ When the L’“C*h color space is selected, the color assessment is indicated in the + direction only.
* The saturation is displayed only when the vent color space is selected.
E—34
Condition Setting I
INW
Zhe ”mug/w “DWenne-e”, “Am. 1 Dwi’mad “Graph 05a" will be displqyed wily when the target cnlnrlms
been speqfied
Press the [SAVE/SEL] button.
The selection is confirmed and the screen returns to the screen.
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1mm pm: the [TARGET] (Back) hum». without pressing the [SA VE/SEL/ buunn, ynu mum tn the .
screen with flat changing the stifling.
E—35
I Condition Setting
Color Space
Select the color space to be used.
[Setting Procedure] Startthe procedure from the screen.
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Use the A or V button ofthe cross key to
move the cursor to “Color Space" and then
press the [SAVE/SEL] button.
The screen is displayed.
Use the A or V button ofthe cross key to
move the cursor to the desired item.
Settings
OL*a*b: L*a*b color space
OL*C*h: L* C*h color space
OHunter Lab: Hunter Lab color space
Ony: ny color space
oxvz: xvz color space
OMunsell: Munsell color space
Press the [SAVE/SEL] button.
The selection is confirmed and the screen returns to the
screen.
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screen not nut changing the setting.
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Equation
Condition Setting I
Select the color difference formula to be used.
[Setting Procedure] Startthe procedure from the screen.
Use the A or V button ofthe cross key to
movethe cursorto “Eq uation" and then press
the [SAVE/SEL] button.
The screen is displayed.
Use the A or V button ofthe cross key to
move the cursor to the desired item.
Settings
OdE*: mam) (CIE1976) color difference formula
OCMC: CMC color difierence formula
OdE*1994: AE*94 (CIE1994) color diflennce formula
OdE2000: AEOO (CIEZOOO) color diflerence formula
Press the [SAVE/SEL] button.
The selection is confirmed and the screen returns In the
screen.
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I Condition Setting
Color Index
Select the index (WI, YI, etc.) to be used.
[Setting Procedure] Startthe procedure from the screen.
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Use the A or V button of the cross key to
move the cursor to “Color Index" and then
press the [SAVE/SEL] button.
The screen is displayed.
Use the A or V button of the cross key to
move the cursor to the desired item.
Settings
ONone
OWI (E313-73): whiteness index (ASTM E313-73)
OWI (E313-96): Whiteness index (ASTM E3l3-96)
OYI(E313-73): Yellowness index (ASTM E3l3-73)
OYI (D1925): Yellowness index (ASTM 01925)
OISO Bright. : ISO Brightness
08° Gloss: The gloss value calculated with the specular
reflection in the direction of 3°. This value can be used
for relative management ofglossiness.
Mem§7
8" Gloss will be displayed when “HE” for specular
component mode is selected.
Press the [SAVE/SEL] button.
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The selection is confirmed and the screen returns to the screen.
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Ifymc pm the [TARGET] (Bark) button ”mm pressing the [SA VE/SELI brain", ynu mum tn the
mm. with out changing the semi-g.
Observer
Condition Setting I
Select the obselver angle: 2" or 10".
[Setting Procedure] Start the procedure from the screen.
Use the A or V button ofthe cross key to
move the cursor to “Observer" and then
press the [SAVE/SEL] button.
The <0bserver> screen is displayed.
Use the A or V button ofthe cross key to
move the cursor to the desired item.
Settings
02°: 2° observer (CIE1931)
OlO" : 10° observer (CIE1964)
Press the [SAVE/SEL] button.
The selection is confirmed and the screen returns to the
screen.
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I Condition Setting
Illuminant 1
Select the illuminant used to measure colorimetric dam
[Setting Procedure] Startthe procedure from the screen.
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Use the A or V button of the cross key to
move the cursor to “Illuminant 1" and then
press the [SAVE/SEL] button.
The screen is displayed.
Use the A or V button of the cross key to
move the cursor to the desired item.
Settings
OA: Standard illuminant A (lncaidescent lamp, Color
temperature: 2856K)
OC: Illuminant C
(Daylight, The relative value ottlte spectral
distribution in the ultmviolel region is snall:
Color temperature: 6774K)
OD50:Illuminant D50 (Daylight, Colortetnpetature:
500310
OD55:Standard illuminant D65 (Daylight, Color
temperature: 6504K)
OF2: Cool white (fluorescent lamp)
OFG: Cool white (fluorescent lamp)
OF7: Color rendering A daylight white (fluorescent
lamp)
OF8: Color rendering AAA natural white (fluorescent
lamp)
OF10:3-band type natural white (fluorescent lamp)
OF11 :3-band type cool white (fluorescent lamp)
OF12:3-bandtype warm white (fluorescent lamp)
Press the [SAVE/SEL] button.
The selection is confirmed and the screen returns to the
screen.
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"3" Observer
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Ifymc purr the [TARGET] (Bark) bumm wimpy! pressing the [SA VE/SELI button, ynu rmm tn the
screen with out changing ate sen‘blg.
Illuminant 2
Condition Setting I
Select the secondary illuminant used for M1 (metamerism index) calculation etc.
[Setting Procedure] Start the procedure from the screen.
Use the A or V button ofthe cross key to
move the cursor to “Illuminant 2" and then
press the [SAVE/SEL] button.
The screen is displayed.
Use the A or V button ofthe cross key to
move the cursor to the desired item.
Settings
OThe setting values are the same as those for“IIInminant
l” and “None”.
Press the [SAVE/SEL] button.
The selection is confirmed and the screen returns to the
screen.
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mum pm: the [TARGET] (Back) bumm mm pressing the [SA VE/SEL/ button, ynu "mm In the
screen with nut changing the setting.
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I Condition Setting
Setting the Measurement Conditions
To set measurement conditions, select “Meas. Cond." from the screen.
You can select or specify the following four-items as the measurement conditions'
- Mode: Select the specular component mode.
- Wait Time: Specify the delay between the press of the measuring button and the flash of the lamp.
- Auto Ave: Specify the number of measurements for auto averaging.
- Manual Ave: Specify the number of measurements for manual averaging,
[Setting P rocedu re]
1 Hold down the [MENU] button and pres the
V button of the cross key.
The <0ption> screen is displayed
2 Use the A or V button ofthe cross key to
move the cursor to “Meas. Cond." and then
press the [SAVE/SEL] button.
The screen is displayed.
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Wh en setting uf“Cund” i: “ON” (refer in page 5-56),
“Disp. Cami” and "Meas. Cnnd” can-at be related
- The screen shows the currenl sellings
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SamD I e Se I eot Target
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EAuto Ave
I’LMahua I Ave
After you set the measurement conditions, press the [TARGET] (Back) button to
return to the screen.
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Mode
Condition Setting I
Select the specular component mode.
[Setting Procedure] Start the procedure from the screen.
1 Use the A or V button ofthe cross key to
movethe cursorto “Mode" and then press the
[SAVE/SEL] button.
The screen is displayed.
2 Use the A or V button ofthe cross key to
move the cursor to the desired item.
Settings
oscr: Specular component included
oscrz: Specular component excluded
OSCI+SCE: Automatic SCI/SCH switching
3 Press the [SAVE/SEL] button.
The selection is confirmed and the screen returns to the
screen.
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M11
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gWa It T I me
BAuto Ave
EManua |
Ave
150001 mu m@
(Mil in“
rfyau pm: the [TARGET] (Back) bufloll mm pressing the [SA VE/SEL/ button, ynu nucm tn the
screen not nut changing the setting.
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I Condition Setting
Wait Time
Specify the delay between the press of the measuring button and the flash of the lamp
[Setting Procedure] Startthe procedure from the screen.
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Use the A or V button ofthe cross key to
move the cursor to “Wait Time" and then
press the [SAVE/SEL] button.
The screen is displayed.
Use the A or V button ofthe cross key to
specify a value.
- Use the 4 or [> button ofthe cross key to move the
cursor to the digit on the left or right.
Setting
OSec. [0.0 to 3.0]:
To eliminate the influence of instrument shake. provide a
period between the press ofthe measuring button and the
flash ofthe lamp for measurement in increments 0f0.l
seconds. When 0.0 seconds is specified, measurement
starts immediately.
Press the [SAVE/SEL] button.
The selection is continued and the screen retums to the
screen.
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B0001
BAuto Ave
ELiManua |
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Ave
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Ifynu press the [TARGET] (Back) butta- wl'fiutpren'i-g tie [SA VE/SEL] buttnn, ynu mum tn the
screen wifll nut clinging tie mag.
Auto Averaging (Auto Ave.)
Condition Setting I
Specify the number of measurements for auto averaging.
[Setting Procedure] Startthe procedure from the screen.
1 Use the A or V button ofthe cross key to
move the cursor to “Auto Ave." and then
press the [SAVE/SEL] button.
The screen is displayed.
2 Use the A or V button ofthe cross key to
specify a value.
- Use the 4 or [> button ofthe cross key to move the
cursor to the digit on the left or right.
Setting
OTimes [l to 10]:Specify the number ofmeasuremenls.
from 1 to 10, to perform when using auto
averaging.
3 Press the [SAVE/SEL] button.
The selection is confirmed and the screen returns to the
screen.
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{fynu press the [TARGET] (Back) button Maul pressing the [SA VE/SELI buttmt, ynu return tn the
screen wilt nut changing the setting.
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I Condition Setting
Manual Averaging (Manual Ave.)
Specify the number of measurements for manual avemging.
[Setting Procedure] Startthe procedure from the screen.
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Use the A or V button ofthe cross key to
move the cursor to “Manual Ave." and then
press the [SAVE/SEL] button.
The screen is displayed.
Use the A or V button ofthe cross key to
specify a value.
- Use the 4 or [> button ofthe cross key to move the
cursor to the digit on the left or right.
Setting
OTimes [1 to 30]:Specify the number ol‘measuremenls,
from 1 to 30, to perform when using
manual averaging.
Press the [SAVE/SEL] button.
The selection is confirmed and the screen returns to the
screen.
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150001 n lJ : m6
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if Meas Comd
Ifynu press the [TARGET] (Back) button mum purring tie [SA VE/SELI buttnn, ynu mum tn the
rmm wifll nut changing tie mag.
Color Difference Target Color Data Operation
Setting a Target Color
To measure the color difference between two specimens, the color of one of the specimens must be set
as the target color. The CM-700d/600d can store up to 1000 target colors,
When using the instrument alone, measure a target specimen by following the procedure below and set
the result as the target color.
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- Target colors are stored with setting numbers fiom tmtn to 1000 being assigned. Even when the data at some
midpoint is deleted, these setting numbers do not change. It is useful to group data by assigning numbers of
specific digits.
The color difference tolerances used for pass/tan judgment are generally set for each target color. Consequently,
you can set the tolerances using die menu ofalargel color.
To setmore accurate target color data, use averaging Io measure the target specimen. For details, referto “Average
Measurement“ on page 12-88.
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- Be sure to perform white calibration before setting torga tub".
- To ensure measurement oeeuroey, make sure to keep ambient eondm'ons (temperature, etc.) 5011an
[Setting Procedure]
1 Press the [TARGET] button. 50001 m, ll m©
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The screen is displayed. [ g 3
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a* 0 32 0 40
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SamDIe Llst Target
- Pressing the [SAVE/SEL] (List/Detail) button switches
the screen between detail display and list display.
2 Use the A or V button ofthe cros key to 50001 Ame lJ < m@
move the cursor to a desired target color No. Target
1510001 _ “
_ -0002
INote 50003
Unlike measured dam. the number: assigned to urge! 3888;
color data do not change aulamadcalbf. When you 5000 6
measure colors eontinuoasty to set target color; you need $888;
to move the cursor marmauy to set earl, data. 50009
5001 0
SamD I e Detal I Target
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I Color Difference Target Color Data Operation
3 Place the specimen measuring port on the
specimen.
4 Make sure that i (Ready to measure) is
displayed or Ready lamp is green, and then
press the measuring button.
The specimen is measured and the rem“ is displayed on the
screen.
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Ifyau selecteda number in which target aalardam has
already been set, a message is displeyedta eqfim
avemn'fiag.
5 To set more target colors, repeat steps 2 to 4.
Target Color Menu
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150002
150003
150004
50005 Target name,
-0006 date&t|me, or
$333; Pseudo color is
1510009 displayed.
151001 0
53mm I e Detal I Target
The target color menu allows the following operations for target color data.
- Print: Print the target color data. This option can be selected only when a printer has been connected.
- Delete: Delete the target color data.
- Tolerance: Specify the tolerance (box tolerance) used for pass/fail judgment of measured data.
- Edit Name: Name the target color data.
- List: Specify the columns displayed for each target color No. in the list.
- Data Protect:
Disable the deletion of the target color data WhenDataPrctect is specified “Delete” and“DeleteAll”
in the screen cannot be selected.
- DeleteAll: Delete all the target color data except for protected data.
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Color Difference Target Color Data Opemtionl
[Setting Procedure]
1 From the screen, press the [MENU]
button.
The screen is displayed.
2 Use the A or V button ofthe cross key to
move the cursor to the item to select or
execute, and then press the [SAVE/SEL]
button.
The setting screen for the selected item is displayed.
Forthe setting procedure ofeach itern,refertothe following
sections.
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3 To return to the screen, press the [MENU] button while the
screen is displayed.
Print
Print the target color data.
You need to establish a connection between the instrument and a Bluetooth primer in advance.
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- prmper connection is flat embh'shed, you rams-rt select "Print" an die screen
- Even ifflre connection has been esmmistred, ptifig unyfiflfnr reasons such as, the printer is turned qfi'
wll en printing is attempted.
[Setting P rocedu re] Start the procedure from the screen ofthe screen.
Use the A or V button ofthe cross key to
move the cursor to “Prim“.
2 Press the [SAVE/SEL] button. The
screen is displayed and the data is printed
from the connected printer.
- When the printing is complete, the screen returns to the
screen.
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I Color Difference Target Color Data Operation
Delete
Delete the target color data.
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When the data is protected ynu cannot select “Delete” a. lie screen
[Setting P rocedu re] Start the procedure from the screen ofthe screen.
1 Use the A or V button ofthe cross keyl to
move the cursor to “Delete" and then press
the [SAVE/SEL] button.
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e eee screenls tsp aye EDlEdlt Name
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figData Protect
mbeletem |
-——
2 Use the <1 button of the cross key to move the 1510001 m, I El mca
cursor to “OK“ and press the [SAVE/SEL] Asst—
button, and the data is deleted. D Men”
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- When the deletion 15 complete, the screen returnsto the 0K to
screen. do | ate 9
- when you place the cursor on “Cancel" and press the T=r5°t°°°1 -
[SAVE/SEL] button, the deletion is canceled and the
screen retums to the (Targep screen.
Tolerance (Box Tolerance) Setting
Specify the tolerance (box tolemnce) used for pas/fail judgment of measured data to each target color.
Mem 0;
- Before you set tolerance to each target color. the default tolerance selected forthe measurement is set (factory setting:
No. 01). For details, refer to page E-59 “Setting the Default ColorDiflerence Tolerance (Tolerance (Def.))“.
- With the optional ColorDataSoftware “SpecthagicTM NX”, you can set oruse the color ds'fi‘erence tolerance easily.
1h e items which can he set as tolerance sem'ag: are the l'tmfir the currently selected default tolerance
registration nun-her (initialseta'ng at time q/‘xiipnnt: regl'xbna'l- 01). Even ythe display runth'tinru (such in
color space or color dcmrence equation, index, at.) are changed the tolerance Awning items willrmt he changed
lfit is desired to change the toleraa ee semi-g fie-s after changing the display tlmdl'films, it is necessary to create
new tolerance seto'ngs in the Tolerance (Def) screen
[Setting P rocedu re] Start the procedure from the screen of the screen.
1 Use the A or V button ofthe cross key to 50001 m, IEJ « m©
move the cursor to “Tolerance” and then ' "I'Wehu
press the [SAVE/SEL] button.
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The screen is displayed.
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11
EDEd | t Name
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EData Protect
xDe l eteAl l
SamD l e Se l eot Target
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Color Difference Target Color Data Opemtionl
Use the A or V button ofthe cross key to move
the cursor to the desired item.
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- If4/P is displayed at the top ofthe screen, you can use the
<1 or [> button ofthe cross key to change the combination of
the specular component mode and illuminant used for the
screen display.
- If AN is displayed on the left side/end ofthe screen, you
can use the A or V button ofthe cross key to scroll the
display screen upward or downward
Press the [SAMPLE] (Edit) button and change
the setting.
- when you select an item which is currently checked and press
the [SAMPLE] (Edit) button, the check mark is cleaned.
When you press the [SAMPLE] (Edit) button again. the
cursor moves to the setting value. Use the A orV button of
the cross key to change the value.
- when you select an item which is not currently checked and
press the [SAMPLE] (Edit) button, the cursor moves directly
to the setting value. Use the A orV button ofthe cross key
to change the value.
- To set each parameter 1, c and h for MAC, AE‘94 and AEOO,
150001 rust fema-
larval xi.
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a*+l§y 1 5
7D“ 1 5
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dEOO+BI 1 5
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n-n h 1 00 1 00
Edlt Save Back
place the cursor on the item and press the [SAMPLE] (Edit) button, and the cursor moves to the value of
the item. Press the A or V button of the cross key to change the value.
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You can move the cursor between the digits ofthe value by pressing the 4 or D button ofthe cross key.
Settings
Oi0.0 to 20.0
* Settings ofeach parameter 1, c andh for we, AE‘94 and AEOO are 0.00 to 9.99.
- You need to press the [SAVE/SEL] (0K)butwn to confirm the change every time you change the setting
ofan item.
When all items have been set, press the [SAVE/SEL] button.
The settings are confirmed and the screen retums to the flange» screen,
IMF!
Ifynu press the [TARGET] (Back) button mum [Ironing tie [SA VE/SELI buttnn, ynu mum tn the
rrmn wt'flmut changing in sm'ngs.
I Color Difference Target Color Data Operation
Edit Name
Name the target color data.
[Setting P I’OCGdU re] Start the procedure from the 4ltlenu> screen ofthe screen.
1 Use the A or V button ofthe cross key to 150001 41, IRA ' main
move the cursor to “Edit Name" and then M
press the [SAVE/SEL] button. ml gPr lnt
ml (fiDe | ete
The screen is displayed. lh-l flTo I erahoe
ten GData Protect
mt $$DeleteAll
150001 11, la -' m@
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Ed It Name
2 Use the <1 or [> button of the cros key to 1510001 m, 14 . ma
move the cursor, and use the A orV button Ta rget A.
to change the letter. i-:l Ed I t Name
- Use the <1 button ofthe cross key tomove the cursor ABCD” 25
backward to correct letters.
- Pressing the [SAMPLE] (Clear) button clears all letters.
- Up to 16 characters can be used.
- The available letters are upper/lower—cme alphabets, symbols, numbers (0 to 9), and a space.
Available symbols
z N # s % & ' ( ) ”‘ +
, - . / : : < = > ? @
[ ¥ ] A , ‘ t l }
3 When you have entered the name, press the [SAVE/SEL] button.
The screen returns to the screen.
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Color Difference Target Color Data Opemtionl
Setting the List (List)
Specify the column displayed for each target color No. in the list.
[Setting P rocedu re] Start the procedure from the 4VIenu> screen of the screen.
Use the A or V button of the cross key to 150001 my is , ruQ
move the cursor to “List" and then press the ' " “ ‘ " "
[SAVE/SEL] button. uni gpr mt
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The screen is displayed. t--i mm | erance
fimneleteAll
SamD I 9 Se I act Target
Use the A or V button of the cross key to 150001 A, l’EI ' mtg
move the cursor to the desired item. I u w t -| ,.
t-d’ N‘t'tvil
n. .t ‘t .
Settings t”
OName: Display the name specified with Edit {H gr [
Namein thelist. t...“
ODate&Tirne: Display the date and time ofthe 1-4 tr
measurement in the Iisli EJ‘
t... \
OPseudo Color1Display the pseudocolor in the list. Save Back
Press the [SAVE/SEL] button.
The settings are confirmed and the screen relums to the
screen.
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Ifynu pm the [TARGET] (Back) buttn- ”mm pressing the [SA VE/SELI bum", ynu rmm tn the
mm will-m changing the smug;
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I Color Difference Target Color Data Operation
Data Protection
You can specify data protection so that the saved target color setting will not be deleted by accident.
When the data protection is specified “Delete” and “DeleteAll“ in the screen cannot be
selected.
[Setting P I’OCGdU re] Start the procedure from the screen ofthe screen.
1 Use the A or V button ofthe cross key to
move the cursor to “Data Protect" and then
press the [SAVE/SEL] button.
The screen is displayed.
2 Use the A or V button ofthe cross key to
move the cursor to the desired item.
Settings
OON: Protect the data.
OOFF: Do not protect the data
3 Press the [SAVE/SEL] button.
The settings are confirmed and the screen returns to the
screen.
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EDEdtt Name
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V Munil
Data Protect
mum pm: the [TARGET] (Back) bumm mm pressing the [SA VE/SEL] bumm, ynu "mm tn the
screen withnut changing m sewage
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Delet
Color Difference Target Color Data Opemtionl
e All
Delete
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all the target color data which have been set.
When file data isprntetted ynu enmmt relay! “DeldeAll” In fig semen.
[Setting P rocedu re] Start the procedure from the screen of the screen.
Use the A or V button of the cross key to
movethe cursorto “DeleteAII” and then pres
the [SAVE/SEL] button.
The screen is displayed.
Use the screen.
- When you place the cursor on “Cancel" and press the
[SAVF/SFT] button, the deletion is canceled mdthe
screen returns to the screen.
150001 m. m 5 web
[Airwl
W" A; De | eteAII
‘:'} OK to
‘ ' delete
“4 all Target?
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Registering Conditions (Cond)
The CM—700d/600d allows registration of up to 8 conditions (display and measurement conditions) in
advance.
You can display measurement results under desired conditions by switching registered conditions stored
as “Cond 01 to 08“.
When “CHM” is ON (W): on Line qf'Cnnd 01 to as is related), yau cannntset the display and measmment
candi'tiun: with the <0ptian> screen.
[Mjemo
To register conditions, select one ofCond 01 to 08 before setting details. When Cond is OFF (normal condition
setting), the settings are not saved.
[Setting Procedure]
Hold down the [MENU] button and pres the 1510001 (“1,154 m@
V button of the cross key. E5 0 t ' °h
The screen is displayed. E't'gtz ragggd
goommunioation
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Glnlnstrument
Cohd / OFF
SamD I e Se I eot Target
2 Usethev button ofthe cross key to movethe 130001 Am 1:1 m©
cursor to “Disp. Cond" and then press the of“: ' 0“
ED i so Cohd
[SAVE/SEL] button. EJMeas Cohd
. . LLTolerahce (Def )
The screen 15 displayed. goommun | eat | on
if‘iSett | hgs
GEHhstrumeht
Cohd /' OFF
SamD I 9 Se I act Target
-0001 m, IEI m©
Cohd E
®OFF
003
004
005
006
007
008
Edit I Save) Back
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