SP88/SP98 Spectrophotometer Operating Manual ... - X-Rite
SP88/SP98 Spectrophotometer Operating Manual ... - X-Rite SP88/SP98 Spectrophotometer Operating Manual ... - X-Rite
Table of Contents . . . continued7. Setting System Configuration 7-17.1 Setting RS-232 Communication Options 7-17.2 Setting Operation Options 7-47.3 Setting Printout Options 7-97.4 Setting Date and Time 7-128. General Maintenance 8-18.1 Cleaning the Instrument 8-18.2 Cleaning the Optics 8-28.3 Replacing the Battery Pack 8-38.4 Replacing the Target Window 8-48.5 Lamp Replacement Information 8-58.6 Troubleshooting Tips 8-69. Bar Code Reader (Optional) 9-19.1 Attaching the SP78-200 BCR to the Instrument 9-19.2 Scanning a Bar Code 9-29.3 Troubleshooting 9-3AppendicesA - Technical Specifications A-1B - Display Messages B-1C - Optional Accessories C-1D - Color Check D-1v
General DescriptionThe X-Rite SP88 and SP98 are portable sphere spectrophotometersdesigned to give fast, precise, and accurate color measurement informationon any surface - smooth to textured on a number of different materials -including paper, paint, plastic, and textiles. The SP98 incorporates amodified sample port which allows the measurement of recessed andstepped parts. The SP98 also has slightly looser performance specifications.The SP88/SP98 use a dual beam optics system which ensures long-termstability, accuracy, and reliability of measurements. The pulsed tungstenlamp provides a reliable and consistent light source which has a very longlife and prevents heat build-up.To determine the influence of the specular component, the SP88/SP98automatically provide both specular-included and specular-excluded data.Operating Keys (4)4 x 20 CharacterDisplayTarget WindowAC Adaptor /Charger JackRS-232 PortInstrument ShoeBattery PowerON/OFF ButtonSerial Number Label(bottom of instrument)Battery AccessDoorvi
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- Page 20 and 21: 1.6 Menu Page SelectionThe main men
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- Page 29 and 30: 3.3 Calibration ProcedureTo perform
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General DescriptionThe X-<strong>Rite</strong> <strong>SP88</strong> and <strong>SP98</strong> are portable sphere spectrophotometersdesigned to give fast, precise, and accurate color measurement informationon any surface - smooth to textured on a number of different materials -including paper, paint, plastic, and textiles. The <strong>SP98</strong> incorporates amodified sample port which allows the measurement of recessed andstepped parts. The <strong>SP98</strong> also has slightly looser performance specifications.The <strong>SP88</strong>/<strong>SP98</strong> use a dual beam optics system which ensures long-termstability, accuracy, and reliability of measurements. The pulsed tungstenlamp provides a reliable and consistent light source which has a very longlife and prevents heat build-up.To determine the influence of the specular component, the <strong>SP88</strong>/<strong>SP98</strong>automatically provide both specular-included and specular-excluded data.<strong>Operating</strong> Keys (4)4 x 20 CharacterDisplayTarget WindowAC Adaptor /Charger JackRS-232 PortInstrument ShoeBattery PowerON/OFF ButtonSerial Number Label(bottom of instrument)Battery AccessDoorvi
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