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11
V.
CONTROLS,
INDICATORS
AND
CONNECTORS
Refer
to
figures
VI-1
to
VI-4.
on
fold-out
page.
@
oisptay
time
@
cate
Q
sensitivity
©
ar
e
5—250
MHz,
PM
6613
50—520
MHz,
PM
6614
50
MHz—1
GHz,
PM
6615
ο
τι.
©
<
100
kHz
NS
©
Function
selector
COUNT
A
Sets
display
time
between
0.2
and
5s.
Infinite
display
time
when
knob
is
pulled.
With
switch
set
to
position
STAND
BY
the
counter
is
turned
off
except
the
oven
oscillator.
WARNING:
Primary
voltage
of
power
supply
is
on!
Lamp
indicating
that
the
main
gate
is
open
and
that
counting
takes
place.
With
DISPLAY
TIME
knob
set
to
position
STAND
BY
the
GATE
lamp
is
on
permanently
indicating
that
the
oven
oscillator
is
on.
Sensitivity
control
for
input
A.
When
pushed,
this
control
provides
continu-
ous
setting
of
the
sensitivity
between
approximately
4
V
and
200
mV.
With
knob
pulled
the
sensitivity
can
be
set
between
220
mV
and
10
mV.
When
measuring
signals
at
input
A
with
duty
factor
<
0.5,
this
push-button
must
be
depressed
to
obtain
reliable
triggering.
Turns
on
channel
B
when
depressed.
Not
present
in
PM
6611.
When
measuring
signals
at
input
A
with
duty
factor
>
0.5
this
push-button
must
be
depressed
to
obtain
reliable
triggering.
When
measuring
signals
at
input
A
with
duty
factor
~
0.5
this
push-button
must
be
depressed
to
obtain
reliable
triggering.
Input
B.
Signal
input
for
FREQUENCY
or
RATIO
measurement.
Frequency
range:
PM
6613,
5
MHz
to
250
MHz
PM
6614,
50
MHz
to
520
MHz
PM
6615,
50
MHz
to
1
GHz
Not
present
in
PM
6611.
Input
A.
Signal
input
for
COUNT,
FREQUENCY,
PERIOD
and
RATIO
measurement.
Frequency
range
10
Hz
to
80
MHz.
Low-pass
filter.
When
measuring
noisy
signals
at
input
A
with
duty
factor
=
0.5
and
frequency
<
100
kHz
triggering
is
improved
by
depressing
this
push-button.
Sets
counter
to
add
the
pulses
at
input
A
in
the
time
interval
between
depressing
and
releasing
the
START/STOP
push-button.