Hioki DM7275 Series - 10 Using a USB Flash Drive; Overview

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Using a USB Flash Drive
10.1 Overview
Measurement data, screenshots, and measurement conditions stored in the instrument’s internal
memory can be output to a USB ash drive. In addition, measurement conditions stored on a USB
ash drive can be loaded into the instrument’s internal memory. When using a USB ash drive, the
USB connector on the rear of the instrument cannot be used.
Outputting data Data is output from the instrument’s internal memory to the USB ash drive.
Data that can be output Remarks
Measurement data (latest measured
values only)
• Text format
• Up to 10000 data points
Measurement data (all) Up to 5000 data points
Screenshot data
Current measurement conditions
Panel data can be output with
measurement conditions.
Loadingmeasurement
conditions
Measurement conditions stored on a USB ash drive can be loaded into the
instrument’s internal memory. (Panel data can be loaded with measurement
conditions.)
Displayinginformation
aboutaUSBashdrive
The amount of space on the ash drive in use can be displayed.
If the number of measurement data points exceeds 10000, the le will be segmented
automatically.
Data save time
Time may be required to save data depending on the type of USB ash drive and its internal le
structure.
CompatibleUSBashdrivespecications
Connector USB Type A connector
Electricalspecications
USB 2.0
Bus power Max. 500 mA
Number of ports 1
CompatibleUSBashdrives
Drives that support the USB Mass Storage Class (not VFAT compatible)
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