10. For the 100 kΩ range, only verify 0 Ω with Offset Compensation set to On.
11. Set Offset Compensation to Off.
12. Verify full-scale 100 kΩ on the 100 kΩ range and 0 and full-scale for the 1 MΩ and 10 MΩ ranges.
13. Verify that the readings are within calculated limits.
When Offset Compensation is set to On, ranges are limited to 1 Ω to 10 kΩ. When Offset
Compensation is set to Off, all ranges (1 Ω to 100 MΩ) are available from all interfaces.
You can use either the front-panel controls or remote interface commands to set measurement
parameters for verification. For calibration, you must use remote interface commands. The example
below is an example of remote interface commands that will generate event messages.
To do the same steps over the remote interface, send the commands:
dmm.measure.func = dmm.FUNC_4W_RESISTANCE
dmm.measure.offsetcompensation.enable = dmm.OCOMP_ON
dmm.measure.range = 1e6
The following warning message is displayed:
1131, Parameter, measure range, expected value from 1 to 100000
Set dmm.measure.offsetcompensation.enable = dmm.OCOMP_OFF, and then set
dmm.measure.range = 1e6 to run without warnings.
Verify that the readings are within calculated limits.
The values and limits in the following tables are for example only. You must calculate test limits
based on the actual resistance values output by your calibrator or resistance source (see Example
reading limit calculation (on page 2-4)).