Special cases:
* This is very unlikely to happen. For example, it could occur if the meter suddenly loses power
(due to a drained battery) while the result is being saved to memory.
If memory is empty because the meter has
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not performed any tests so far, three
dashes (– – –) will appear in the display. If
memory is empty because of a manual
delete process, two dashes (– –) will
appear in the display.
If the entire memory area of a test param-
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eter is empty, two dashes (– –) will appear
in the display.
If the meter is not able to save a result to
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memory correctly*, a single dash (-) is dis-
played in memory mode.
If you delete the last result manually (see
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page 67), this entry is completely cleared
from memory. Nothing, not even a dash,
will be displayed.
Memory
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