Hioki DM7275-01 - Starting Measurement

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Starting Measurement
3.4 Starting Measurement
The instrument supports two types of measurement: continuous measurement and trigger
measurement. By default, the instrument is congured to perform continuous measurement (in the
RUN state).
Continuous measurement
Once the measurement cables have been connected to the measurement target, the instrument will
display measured values. Measurement data is saved in the instrument’s internal memory (p. 42).
Thedisplayindicatessomething
other than a measured value.
See “3.5 Measurement Error Displays (Displays Other Than
Measured Values)” (p. 46)
Ifyouwishtocheckthetemperature
See “Switching the measured value display” (p. 18)
Ifyouwishtoconverttoameasured
value other than voltage
See “6.5 Correcting Measured Values” (p. 77)
If the measured value is not
updatedevenwhenyouconnectthe
instrument to another measurement
target
Continuous measurement has stopped (the instrument is in
the STOP state). Either start continuous measurement (by
placing the instrument in the RUN state) or perform trigger
measurement to update the measured value.
Stopping continuous measurement
Press the [RUN/STOP]keywhilethe
instrument is in the RUN state.
The instrument will switch to the STOP
state.
The measured value will not be updated
(instead, it will be xed). If you wish to
update the measured value, either perform
trigger measurement (p. 38) by pressing
the [TRIG] key or resume continuous
measurement.
Starting continuous measurement
Press the [RUN/STOP]keywhilethe
instrument is in the STOP state.
The instrument will switch to the RUN state.
The measured value will be continuously
updated. Display values can be
automatically held in order to make it easier
to read measured values while operating in
the RUN state.
For more information:
“6.2 Auto-hold Function”
(p. 70)
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Measurement
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