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General| Category | Resistance Meter |
|---|---|
| Measurement Current (selectable) | Yes |
| Display | LCD |
| Testing frequency | 1 kHz |
| Interface | RS-232C |
| Power Supply | AC 100 V to 240 V |
| Weight | 2.5 kg |
Guidance on reducing errors through speed, integration time, and zero adjustment.
Methods for judging results using comparator functions and comparing instrument settings.
Steps for confirming faulty measurements, improving probe contact, and detecting short circuits.
Step-by-step instructions for safely connecting the instrument's power cord.
Guidance on connecting measurement cables and test fixtures to the instrument.
Checklist for verifying instrument and peripheral device condition before operation.
Describes how to set measurement speed (FAST, MED, SLOW) for precision and noise susceptibility.
Details how to configure internal (INT) or external (EXT) triggering for measurement start.
Explains how to manually select or auto-range measurement settings.
Procedure for performing zero adjustment to cancel residual resistance.
How to set and use the comparator function for pass/fail judgment based on thresholds.
Explains how the instrument detects and displays measurement faults.
Details the function to detect poor probe contacts and cable issues.
How to use the Contact Improver function to enhance probe-to-sample contact.
Explains how to detect unstable voltage conditions during measurement.
Function to detect short circuits caused by foreign objects between probes.
How to compare settings between two instruments to prevent errors.
Instructions for activating the key-lock function to disable panel keys.
How to store measured values in internal memory using specific timings.
Guides on automatically storing stable measurements and its effect on other functions.
How to automatically export measured values to a computer via RS-232C.
Details the EXT I/O connector, signals, and safety precautions for external control.
How to configure EOM signal output and trigger signal logic.
Guides on setting up RS-232C and GP-IB protocols and transmission formats.
Methods for exporting measured data using Fetch? or Read? commands.
Explains how the comparator function works, its decision logic, and modes.
Defines upper and lower threshold limits for ABS mode comparator settings.
Explains the low-power function for measuring sensitive components.
Nullifies wiring resistance when measuring with the two-terminal method.
Compares settings between two instruments, inhibiting measurement if different.
Covers detection of out-of-range values and contact check faults.
Function to detect short circuits caused by foreign objects between probe tips.
Applies contact improvement current to enhance probe-to-sample contact.
Automatically outputs measured values when measurement is finished.
Stores measured values in internal memory, up to 30,000 entries.
Automatically acquires stable measurements during manual operation.
Sets measurement speed to FAST, MED, or SLOW for trade-offs in precision and speed.
Provides accuracy specifications for resistance measurements under various conditions.
Guides on diagnosing and resolving abnormal operation issues.
Lists common error codes and their corresponding remedies.
Details the principle of four-terminal measurement for accurate small resistance readings.
Step-by-step guide for performing zero adjustment via the instrument's interface.
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