Chapter 2  Operating Your Universal Counter
Using the MEASURE Menu Keys
Operating Guide 2-15
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To Make Phase Measurements
Press Other Meas key until 
PHASE 1 TO 2
 is displayed.
PHASE 1  TO  2
 is momentarily displayed, the Ch1 and Ch2 annunicators 
light, and the Counter is ready to measure the phase of a signal applied to 
CHANNEL 1 input relative to a signal applied to CHANNEL 2 input. 
The phase difference is displayed in degrees. If auto triggering is enabled, 
the trigger levels are set to the 50% points of each signal. However, you 
may disable auto triggering, and change the trigger levels and slopes.
Use CHANNEL 2 as the reference. One period on CHANNEL 2 will 
define 360°. If CHANNEL 1 is leading CHANNEL 2, the pulse result is 
positive.
To Measure Positive/Negative Voltage Peaks
Press Other Meas key until 
VOLT  PEAKS  1
 or 
VOLT  PEAKS  2
, 
depending on which measurement you want to make, is displayed.
VOLT  PEAKS  1
 or 
VOLT  PEAKS  2
 is momentarily displayed, the Ch1 or 
Ch2 annunciator lights, and the Counter is ready to measure minimum 
and maximum voltage peaks of signals applied to CHANNEL 1 or 
CHANNEL 2, respectively.
NOTE
In Voltage Peaks function, the Counter measures the input signal after 
the signal has been conditioned by the input settings (impedance, 
coupling, attenuation, and filter). One reminder of this is the 
(
AC COUPLED
) message, which is displayed when Voltage Peaks is 
selected and the measurement channel is ac coupled.
The result is corrected for X10 attenuation.
Note that Arming is not used for Voltage Peaks measurements, and that 
neither Limits nor Math is available.