3.8 Using D/A Output
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4 Press or to set the parame-
ter you wish to output.
The flashing unit symbol will indicate the parameter
selected for D/A output. (Default setting:
VA)
Rectifier settings: AC+DC → AC+DC Umn → DC
→
AC → FND…
Lo will be displayed for parameters that cannot be
output due to the wiring mode. (0 V fixed output)
• By default, VA1 (CH1 VA) is assigned to D/A output channel 1 (D/A1), VA2 is assigned to D/A2, and VA3 is
assigned to D/A3.
• For more information about D/A output, see the D/A output specifications in the product specifications.
See: "Chapter 5 Specifications" (p.135)
• Analog is generated for instantaneous values even when display hold or averaging operation is being per-
formed.
• Analog output cannot be generated for voltage peak values, current peak values, or harmonic orders.
• The rectifier can be selected on the Settings screen even for parameters for which there is no need to
specify a rectifier. In this case, the rectifier setting will be ignored by the instrument’s internal processing.
For example, efficiency, inter-channel phase difference, crest factor, ripple rate, distortion, etc.
• The channel can be selected on the Settings screen even for parameters for which there is no need to
specify a channel (efficiency). In this case, the channel setting will be ignored by the instrument’s internal
processing.
• Concerning inter-channel phase differences, to generate D/A output for the CH1 and CH2 phase differ-
ence, set to CH1. To generate D/A output for the CH1 and CH3 phase difference, set to CH2.
• Output of 0 V will be generated for channels without data, if a rectifier is selected, or if a change in the set-
tings causes the measured value to be shown as invalid data [- - - - -].
5 Press to exit the settings.
The instrument will return to the normal mea-
surement state.
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