Hioki 3166 - Stopping Demand Measurement

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7.4 Taking Measurements
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.4.3 Stopping Demand Measurement
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In the case of demand measurement, integration measurement is repeated
each demand period. If demand measurement is forcibly stopped while it is in
progress, the current demand data is retained.
The demand measurement operation stops automatically at the set time.
(1) When demand measurement stop is set to "Time specification"
The demand measurement operation stops automatically at the date and time
specified as the stop time.
(2) When forcibly stopping while in demand measurement standby or while the
demand measurement operation is in progress
The demand measurement operation stops as soon as the START/STOP key is
pressed.
1. Press the START/STOP key.
2. Because the "End Check" window opens, press the "YES" function key.
3. The demand measurement operation is forcibly stopped.
・When using the key lock function, cancel the key lock function and then stop
integration either manually or forcibly. To cancel the key lock condition, press
the CHECK key and set "Key Lock" to OFF.
・In the standby mode, the demand measurement standby stops as soon as the
START/STOP key is pressed.
(3) Resuming demand measurement after a forcible stop
1. Before the start time
Press the START/STOP key. Measurement resumes, and "Waiting" is displayed
on the screen.
2. After the start time has passed
Press the DATA RESET key,reset the start time to a future time, and then
press the START/STOP key.
・If there are any measured values in memory, press the Data Reset key to
clear them first.
・To display the instantaneous value, the integrated value, or demand value
measurement data, press the
SCR.KEY function key, and then select the
desired screen from the "Display Selection" window.
・Demand data is retained as long as the START/STOP key is not pressed.
・As long as the demand measurement operation is not stopped, it is not
possible to enter other modes, such as normal measurement or integrated
measurement.