3550 Battery HiTESTER Series
4
2 Printer Output/Memory………………………………………………
Q1. How can I load data stored in
memory into a personal
computer?
A1. Refer to the reference material at the end of
this sales guide. The material describes how
to use the 3550 and 3551's printer output to
load data from memory into a personal
computer. The method that is described
uses a commercially available RS- 232C
converter to load the data into a personal
computer running under Windows 95.Hyper
Terminal, provided with Windows 95, is the
software that is used.
Note:Units (Ω, V, C, etc.) are also output.
Q2. Is conversion of output to
Centronics - RS- 232C
possible?
A2. At present, the 3550 can store 260, 3551 can
store 250 items of data in memory. Because
the memory in the unit is already being used
to the fullest extent possible, it is not possible
to increase the amount of data that can be
stored in memory.
Q3. Is it possible to increase the
amount of data that can be
stored in memory?
A3. When batteries are first inserted or when
batteries were fully depleted and are replaced
(or when the AC adapter is connected), the
unit will not come on for about 15 seconds.
This is because the internal backup capacitor
is being charged. It is not a defect.
Information about this point is included in the
manual.
Q4. I have imported the data to a PC
and want to process them with
Microsoft Excel, but the unit
symbols prevent proper
calculation or graph display.
What should I do?
A4.
Unit symbols such as "Ω", "V", or "C" can be
deleted using the global replace function of
Excel.
Q5. Can measurement data be
selectively deleted or added?
A5. With the 3550 and 3551, it is only possible to
delete the latest data or all data. The 3551
has a new function which allows over writing
data selectively.
Q6. Can I print out measurement
data selectively?
A.6 This is not possible. The 3550 and 3551
send all data to the 9203 in one operation,
and the 9203 prints all of these data.
Refer to the reference
material at the end of
guide.
To Next Page
Loading...
