John Sessoms wrote:
Whether the data back was standard or optional, it's shown in the
illustrations used for the PZ-1p manual.
They could have used the illustrations from the PZ-1 manual that don't
show the data back.
But since they used illustrations showing the Data Back for the PZ-1p
manual, I don't think it's "US-centric" to suggest it should be mentioned
somewhere in the text that accompanies the illustrations, even if it's
only in a disclaimer.
I agree with you on the specific suggestion of a disclaimer in that case. It
is quite evident that showing a data back in some pictures of a manual not
dealing with data back is not the best way to illustrate products. However,
I know what happens when doing operating manuals in a rush and before the
actual product is ready for sale, hence I'm not so much surprised a less
than perfect manual could end up being published and shipped.
That "please don't think US-centric" I didn't refer to your statement above.
It was rather a general suggestion of a broader way of thinking to all those
considering what they have in their hands as "the rule", while sometimes it
can be the exception.
Dario
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