Centor series

M/BLK 1 means you are doing one test per block. If you want to test a different number samples per block you have to enter the specific number. TESTER 01 means the tester identification doing measurement. You can enter 00 through 99. The third line displays the UNIT of measurement.

If you have done some tests, you can see the values in the menu STATISTICS located under the first 3 lines. If you have defined blocks, the values are separated per block and identified with a block number.
Mes/Samp 3
Oper. 01
Unit N.

STATS MXI
Samp 002
Mea +4.19
StDev +0.39
S/M +0.09

001 +4.760
001 +3.865
001 +3.947
002 +4.048

Here, each block consists of 3 values. One block has been measured. Only one test of the second block is done. In the measured values are too many for the display, move the display by means of the down and up arrow keys..
You can display the values any time after a test is complete. However the instrument can’t memorize more than 100 values.

The Centor only has data storage room for 100 values. If you want more than 100 values saved you must off load the values through the serial port. Not doing so will overwrite the First value with the next test. RISC or Caligraph software will allow you to copy the data from your Centor to the computer storage media for safekeeping.

The Data stick is a portable data storage unit. It connects to the 15 pin multipurpose connector on the side of your Centor. Pushing one button on the Data stick will transfer the latest reading or calculation to a flash data card in the Data stick. The storage capacity of the Data stick depends on the size of the flash memory card. The card can be removed at a convenient time and installed in your computer card reader to recover the data. The Data stick can also store the Centor configuration for fast reprogramming of the Centor should it be necessary.

There is only room for one external SPIP interface. The internal SPIP interface must remain connected and can not be removed.