User manual KONICA CM-2600D

[. . . ] Spectrophotometer CM-2600d/2500d E Instruction Manual Es Manual de instrucciones Safety Symbols The following symbols are used in this manual to prevent accidents which may occur as result of incorrect use of the instrument. Denotes a sentence regarding a safety warning or note. Disconnect the AC power cord from the AC outlet. Notes on this Manual · Copying or reproduction of all or any 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. [. . . ] GRAPH" has been selected as the display mode, "T" will not be displayed in the Measured Data screen. Similarly, "BREAK" will not be displayed in the <TARGET> screen. Thus, switching from the Measured Data screen to <TARGET> screen or vice versa, back to the <COND*> screen once, must be carried out by the method to select the desired screen. E-50 Selecting a Color Difference Target Data Selecting a Color Difference Target Data To measure the color difference between two specimens, the target color to be used for measurement must be selected from those set in "Setting a Color Difference Target Data". To select a target color, follow the procedure given below. [Setting Procedure] <COND*> screen 1 Turn B to select "TARGET", then press A. · "T*" is the number of the color difference target data for the next measurement. · "T*" does not appear if "defined in COND. " mode is selected. 2 Turn B to select "D", then press A. "D" will change to "E". 3 Turn B to select the desired target color no. (T*), then press A. "E" will return to "D". · Keeping B held down to left or right will cause the target color No. to change continuously. 4 <Performing Measurement> Turn B to select "BREAK", then press A. The measurement screen will appear. E-51 Note To make pass/fail judgment during measurement, it is necessary to set tolerances for the target color to be used. For details, refer to "Setting Color Difference Tolerances" (page E-52). Deleting a Color Difference Target Data There are two methods for deleting target color data. One is to delete the target color data set in "T*" of the measurement conditions (COND 1 to COND 6) one by one. The other is to delete all the target color data set in the instrument. Note · When target color data is deleted, its tolerances will also be deleted. · You will not be able to view the color difference for measurement data that used the deleted target color data. [Setting Procedure] Display the target color data to be deleted, as explained in "Setting a Color Difference Target Data". 1 Turn B to select "DEL", then press A. 2 Turn B to select the desired deletion method, then press A. Deletion Method · T* DELETE: Deletes the currently displayed target color data. · If the target color data to be deleted by another "COND*" or "TASK*" has been selected, a message "THIS TARGET IS USED IN OTHER COND OR TASK. Select "YES" if you want to delete or select "NO" if not, using B, then press A. next to that of the deleted target color data will scroll up automatically. · ALL DELETE: Deletes all the target color data currently set in the instrument. All the target color data will be deleted without a confirmation message. Note If the target mode is "linked to each data. ", "T---" is displayed for target color number if the target color linked at the time of measurement is deleted, and the color difference for that data cannot be displayed. E-52 Setting Color Difference Tolerances Setting Color Difference Tolerances This instrument allows you to set tolerances for the measured color difference, to make pass/fail judgment. Pass/fail judgment is made based on two types of tolerances: box tolerances and elliptical tolerances. Prior to start of measurement, tolerances must be set. Memo · Two types of tolerances are available (box tolerances and elliptical tolerances). With this instrument, either box or elliptical tolerances can be set for each target color. However, the following restrictions apply to the tolerance type that can be set, depending on the selected color space. · In the case of "MUNSELL" and "DENSITY" as the Color Space, neither box nor elliptical tolerances can be set. · In the case of "WI", "YI", "ISO BRIGHTNESS" and "WI/Tint" as the Color Space, only box tolerances can be set. [. . . ] · To the right of the menus or items is explanation of what will happen when the menu or item selected. · The number enclosed in parentheses "( )" in the display is the number of the page in this manual which explains the menu or item. · In the following example, it is shown that selecting "COND*" in the "<INITIAL>" display will cause the "COND*" menu for setting measurement conditions to appear. · [Shown in the menu structure] [Real display examples] E-122 Common for both Measurement mode (COND / TASK) * Turn the power ON with navigation wheel. <INITIAL SETTING> (page E-27) LANGUAGE : Select the desired language (J/E/D/F/Es/I) (page E-27) MODE : Select the desired mode (COND/TARGET) (page E-27) TARGET : Select the Target mode ("linked to each data. "/"defined in COND. ") (page E-28) (After settings, back to <INITIAL SETTING> screen. ) <INITIAL> "COND" mode <INITIAL> (page E-29) COND <COND (page E-33) * : Measurement condition menu display * > CALIBRATION : Calibration menu screen <CALIBRATION> ZERO : Execution of Zero Calibration(page E-44) WHITE : Execution of White Calibration(page E-46) (After settings, automatically back to measurement screen. ) Measurement screen DEL : : DISP : "T" : "P" : (page E-62) Menu Structure diagram Delete the displayed data. (page E-70) Select the data to display. [. . . ]