Franklin blb-2069 Betriebsanweisung
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Using Ratios
A ratio is one stat abbreviation divided
by another. You can type a ratio rather
than a single stat abbreviation after
MAX or MIN in your requests.
However,
• you can’t divide a batting stat abbre-
by another. You can type a ratio rather
than a single stat abbreviation after
MAX or MIN in your requests.
However,
• you can’t divide a batting stat abbre-
viation by a pitching stat abbreviation
or vice versa (e.g. AB/IP),
or vice versa (e.g. AB/IP),
and
• you can’t use stat abbreviations in ra-
tios that are already ratios (i.e., BA,
ERA, SLG).
ERA, SLG).
1. Press
MAX
(red) and then
type a ratio.
To type a /, hold
✩
and press .
2. Press
ENTER
.
3. Use the arrow keys to view
the players and their ratios.
Using Ratios
4. To view a player’s career
statistics, press
ENTER
when
his name is marked.
5. Press
CLEAR
when finished.
➤ About Infinite Ratios
The value of a ratio is infinite when
its denominator is zero. For ex-
ample, if you enter MAX W/L, then
press to view the statistics, you’ll
see this:
its denominator is zero. For ex-
ample, if you enter MAX W/L, then
press to view the statistics, you’ll
see this:
INF (infinite) means that Ben Shields
and others never lost a game.
and others never lost a game.
➤ Using Ratios Realistically
When you type requests with ratios,
you’ll often want to limit the denomi-
nator to view players with significant
at-bats, innings pitched, and so on.
Read “Adding a Limiter” to learn how.
you’ll often want to limit the denomi-
nator to view players with significant
at-bats, innings pitched, and so on.
Read “Adding a Limiter” to learn how.