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General| Display | LCD |
|---|---|
| Measurement Parameter | Resistance, Voltage |
| Test Current | 1 mA |
| Interface | USB, RS-232C |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
| Dimensions | 215 mm |
Introduces the instrument's function and application.
Highlights key capabilities and specifications of the instrument.
Details the front panel components and their functions.
Outlines the steps for accessing and navigating menu settings.
Provides a step-by-step guide for basic measurement procedures.
Illustrates the initial steps for setting up the instrument.
Explains how to safely connect the power supply to the instrument.
Details the procedure for connecting measurement test leads.
Describes how to power the instrument on, off, and place it in standby mode.
Explains how to set the power supply frequency to minimize noise.
Guides through essential checks before using the instrument.
Demonstrates a practical example of measuring resistance and voltage.
Explains how to choose between different measurement modes.
Details how to select appropriate measurement ranges.
Describes how to adjust the sampling rate for measurement precision.
Explains how to perform zero adjustment to improve measurement accuracy.
Shows how measured resistance and voltage values are displayed.
Allows setting thresholds for automatic pass/fail judgments of measurements.
Manages measurement initiation based on internal or external signals.
Addresses interference by pulsing measurement current during operation.
Minimizes display instability by averaging multiple measurement values.
Calculates mean, std dev, capability indices for up to 30000 measurements.
Stores up to 400 measurement values in internal memory for later download.
Disables front panel keys to prevent accidental changes to settings.
Saves current measurement settings to non-volatile memory.
Reloads previously saved measurement configurations.
Adjusts internal circuitry offset and gain for improved measurement precision.
Outputs measured values via RS-232C or LAN based on trigger input.
Controls audible feedback when front panel keys are pressed.
Resets instrument settings to factory defaults.
Introduces external control capabilities and input/output functions.
Details pinouts, input/output signals, and their functions.
Illustrates signal timing for external trigger and internal trigger operations.
Provides block diagrams of internal circuits for input and output signals.
Answers common questions regarding external control and connections.
Guides on connecting a printer to the instrument for output.
Details how to select the appropriate interface for printing.
Explains how to print measurement values and statistical results.
Describes how to connect cables for analog output of measured values.
Lists specifications for the analog output function.
Introduces the available communication interfaces and their features.
Provides detailed specifications for RS-232C, LAN, and GP-IB interfaces.
Guides on physically connecting and configuring communication interfaces.
Lists fundamental operational and performance specifications of the instrument.
Details the guaranteed accuracy conditions and error limits.
Covers environmental, power, dimensions, and safety specifications.
Provides solutions for common operational issues and malfunctions.
Instructions for cleaning the instrument's exterior.
Explains various error codes and their meanings.
