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There are no restrictions regarding measurement storage based on job number.

For example, the user is free to take and store readings pertaining to job 3, then

job 5, back to job 3 etc. The meter stores all readings in the order they were

taken, placing markers in memory to keep track of each stored measurement’s

job and associated information. The maximum storage capability of the meter is

therefore determined by way in which it is used. Heavy use of the meter’s

flexibility capabilities (i.e. measurements accompanied by frequent job or reading

type changes), forces the meter to add additional internal tracking information to

memory records and thereby reduces storage capacity. Depending on meter use,

up to 1,416 readings can be stored in the RDM-3. Various memory usage-

tracking features are present to make it easy for the user to determine the rate at

which storage space is being used up, as well as providing information related to

the amount of storage space left. Once all available storage space has been

filled, the meter will stop storing readings (i.e. no overwriting occurs) and warn

the user after every measurement that the memory is full. The user has the

option to clear the memory at any time.

NOTE: Individual memory records cannot be deleted. Only block memory

erasure is allowed. The storage memory is not deleted after a PC download.

Delete the readings as instructed below after a download if desired.

STORAGE MENU:

The Storage Menu groups all meter features related to measurement storage,

retrieval and manipulation. All operations on stored readings may only be

performed on a single job. Storage Menu entry descriptions: