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3.1 Withstand Voltage Mode Display
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Key operation in the TEST status
When the unit is in the TEST state, the
TEST
lamp is lit. This indicates that a test is in
progress.
The measured-voltage value is compared with the comparative-voltage value set in the
SETTING state. If the measured-voltage value deviates from the comparative-voltage range,
the unit shifts to the FAIL state and the test is terminated.
The measured-current value is compared with the upper- and lower-limit values. If the
measured-current value deviates from these values, the unit shifts to the FAIL state and the
test is terminated. When the preset test time has elapsed, if there have been no deviations, the
unit shifts to the PASS state.
Press the
STOP
key to forcibly terminate the test.
Forced ending
PASS
indicates that the measured object passed the test set in the READY state.
The
PASS
lamp is turned on. The PASS state screen is displayed for about 0.3 second
before switching to the READY state.
The PASS state can be maintained if the PASS Hold function is disabled in the optional
settings. (See Section 6.1)
FAIL
indicates that the tested object failed to pass the test set in the READY state.
The
FAIL
lamp will light up, accompanied by
UPPER
. if the measured value exceeds the
upper-limit value, or by
LOWER
if the measured value is below the lower-limit value.
If the measured value deviates from the comparative-voltage range, the
FAIL
lamp will
light up, accompanied by both
UPPER
and
LOWER
.
The FAIL state can be maintained. To return to the READY state, press the
STOP
key,
which will cancel the FAIL Hold function.
FAIL Hold function can be disabled in the optional settings.The FAIL-state screen is
displayed for 0.3 seconds, and the unit then switches to the READY state.
(See Section 6.2)
Press the
STOP
key.
See Section 3.4.3
See Section 3.5.1
See Section 3.5.3
｢READY 状態｣
TEST
state
｢READY 状態｣
PASS
state
｢READY 状態｣
FAIL
state
START
key