Fluke 6060B - Page 29

INSTALLATION AND OPERATION
Table
2-1.
Front Panel Controls, Indicators, and
Connectors (cont)
SEQ
Sequentially recalls, in increasing Location order,
the
instrument states stored in memory. While the
CSEQJ
key
is pressed,
successive memory
locations are displayed.
When
the key is released, the location Last displayed is
recal Led.
JNITS These keys, with
the
exception of
CCLR/LCLD, serve as the
terminating
keystroke of a function entry, thereby causing
the Generator to
be
programmed. The amplitude units keys
are also used during
Amplitude
Units Conversion entries.
MH?/V
Used
with
the
CFREQ], CFMT,
and CAHPL] function keys to
program the numerical DATA
entries
in
terms
of
megahertz
(frequency or frequency modulation) Or volts (amplitude).
d5<m) Used with the CAMPLD function key
to
program
the numerical
data entries in terms
of decibels per milliwatt.
kHz/ mV Used with the CFREQ3, CFMD, and CAHPLD function keys to
program the numerical DATA in terms
of
kilohertz
(frequency
or frequency
modulation)
or
millivolts
(amplitude)
.
%
Used
with
the CAM;] function key to
program the numerical
DATA entries in terms of percentage
AM depth.
Hz/uV Used with
the CFREQ3,
CFM3, and CAMPl.3 function keys to
program the numerical DATA in terms
of
hertz (frequency
or
frequency modulation) or
microvolts
(amplitude).
CLR/LCL
When the Generator is in local operation,
this
key is
used to
clear the current entry and
returns the
Generator
to the previous state. When the
instrument
is in remote
operation, this key is
used
to return Local control.
STEP These two
keys work in
conjunction with the STEP
Function
key.
These keys repeat
while they remain pressed.
L
+3
After
a
parameter is
set to the step function
mode,
and
the
'STEP' indicator appears in
the display
field, this
key increments
the
parameter by the step value
previously
programmed.
[
+
:
After a parameter is set to the step
function mode,
and
the
'STEP'
indicator
appears in the display field, this
key decrements the parameter by
the step
value previously
programmed.
EDIT These keys are used to position the bright digit
within
a
display field and to increase or
decrease the
bright
digit value. All four keys
repeat while
they remain
pressed. The function keys
are used to move the
bright
digit
to the desired display field.
L* 1
Increases
the bright-digit
value.
[
+
:i Moves the
bright
digit one digit to the left.
C
+
:]
Decreases the
bright-digit
value.
C
+
T Moves the
bright
digit one digit to the
right.
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