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4.3 Setting the Test Fre quency
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4.3.3 Input Using the Ten Key Screen
Shows the currently set
test frequency
Shows the test
frequency input so far
Returns to the Initial screen
Units keys (shown in non-reversed video, until
the numerical value for the frequency has been input)
Numeric keypad
NOTE
1. Access to the following Ten key screen.
2. Input the new test frequency directly using the numeric keypad.
Frequency range which can be set: 0.000 Hz (DC) to 100.0 kHz
If you attempt to set a test frequency greater than 100 kHz, it will
automatically be reduced to 100 kHz.
If you attempt to set a test frequency lower than 1 mHz, it will automatically
be increased to 0 Hz (DC).
When measuring at 0 Hz (DC), and if the display parameter is set to Rsor
Rp, the direct resistance (DCR) is displayed. The measured values for other
parameters are not displayed.
When the key is pressed, the frequency is immediately changed to 0
(DC).
If you make a mistake during input, press the key to cancel the input
so far, and start again.
3. When you have completed inputting the numerical value for the frequency,
press the appropriate units key to confirm the displayed frequency.
If you change screens before confirming the frequency you have set, the
frequency will not be changed.
Until the numerical value for the frequency has been input, the units keys
cannot be used.
4. When the setting has been established as above, press the key to return
to the Initial screen.
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