4.1 Setting the Test Conditions
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1: 0.17 to 0.49 Outside confirmed range
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2: 2001 to 2200 Outside confirmed range
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3: 0.50 to 0.99 Outside confirmed range
Upper- or lower-value and Resolution
Setting range
(MΩ)
Setting resolution
(MΩ)
0.20 to 2.00 0.01
2.10 to 20.0 0.1
21.0 to 200 1
210 to 2000 10
Relationship between test voltage, lower-limit test values and
ranges, measurement ranges
Test voltage
(V)
Lower-limit test
values (MΩ)
Ranges Measurement
ranges (MΩ)
500
0.20 to 2.00 2 MΩ
0.17 to 10.0
*1
2.10 to 20.0 20 MΩ 1.70 to 100
21.0 to 200 200 MΩ 17.0 to 1000
210 to 2000 2000 MΩ
170 to 2200
*2
1000
1.00 to 4.00 4 MΩ
0.50 to 20.0
*3
4.10 to 40.0 40 MΩ 3.40 to 200
41.0 to 400 400 MΩ 34.0 to 2000
410 to 2000 2000 MΩ
340 to 2200
*2
• When the resistance value exceeds the measurement range, it is displayed as
"O.F." (overflow).
• When the set resistance value does not reach the measurement range, values
are displayed on the "U.F." (underflow).
• You can make the resistance measurement range a fixed range or an auto-
matic range.
See"6.8 Auto-range for insulation-resistance test" (p. 95)
• In fixed range measurements, the upper and lower limit values that can be set
in the respective ranges are the values of the measurement ranges within the
reliable guaranteed range for each of the range.
When it is not possible to get out of the setting screen, the upper-limit value
and the lower-limit value may be out of the ranges shown above. Confirm the
setting value.