Hioki DM7275 Series - Output Methods

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Output Methods
9.2 Output Methods
1
ConguretheinterfaceandEXTI/Oand
connect the instrument.
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USB COM,USBKEYBD:
See “Using the USB interface” (p. 98).

RS-232C:
See “Using the RS-232C interface”
(p. 100).

LAN:
See “Using the LAN interface” (p. 104).

PRINTER:
See “12 Printing” (p. 143).
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EXTI/O(wheninputtingtheTRIG
signal):
See “11 External Control (EXT I/O)”
(p. 125).
2
Conguretheinstrument.
Set the automatic output setting (DATA
OUT) to ON.
(When selecting PRINTER, this step is not
necessary.)
See “9.3 Data Output Settings” (p. 113)
3
Prepare the device to which the
instrument will be connected.

USB COM,LAN,RS-232C:
Place the device to which the
instrument will be connected in the
receivestandbystate.Ifconnectingthe
instrumenttoacomputer,launchthe
application and place it in the receive
standbystate.
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USBKEYBD:
1. Launchtheapplication,texteditor,or
spreadsheet.
2. Place the cursor at the position in
thetexteditororotherapplicationat
whichyouwishtoenterthetext.
3. Settheinputmodetohalf-byte
characters.
Data cannot be output automatically to the
GP-IB interface.
4
Output the data.
Press the [TRIG]
keyorinputtheEXTI/O
TRIGsignal.
Measurement will start with trigger input,
and after measurement is complete, the
measured value will be output.
If the instrument is in the STOP state or
the trigger source is set to EXTERNAL,
the number of output data points will be
the same as the measurement count
setting (1 sample per trigger to 5000
samples per trigger).
See “Trigger measurement (measurement
with user-specied timing)” (p. 38).
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