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2.3.7 INTEGer CYCLE
This determines the number of cycles of a sine wave integrated together during a measurement.
An integration cycle of 1 will result in the fastest possible measurement but the least accurate.
The integer cycle can be set from 01 to 08. The instrument default setting is 04. To change the
integer cycle press [SYSTEM SETUP], [SYSTEM CONFIG] and the down arrow [⇓] until the
box next to INTEG CYCLE is highlighted, then press [F1] = DIGIT UP to increase then number
or [F2] = DIGIT DOWN to decrease the number.
INTEG. CYCLE:
CONTRAST:
<SYSTEM CONFIG>
DIGIT DOWN
F1
DIGIT UP
Go to KEY LOCK
Go to CONTRAST
Increase # of integer cycles
SOUND MODE:
ALARM MODE:
HANDLER MODE:
04
CLEAR
PULSE
FAIL
07
F2
Decrease # of integer cycles
Range: 00 - 08, Default: 04
2.3.8 CONTRAST
The display contrast can be set from 00 to 13. The instrument default setting is 07. The darkest
contrast is 00 the brightest is 13. To change the display contrast press [SYSTEM SETUP],
[SYSTEM CONFIG] and the down arrow [⇓] until the box next to CONTRAST is highlighted,
then press [F1] = DIGIT UP to brighten the contrast or [F2] = DIGIT DOWN to darken the
contrast.
F2
Darken Contrast
Brighten Contrast
<SYSTEM CONFIG>
DIGIT UP
DIGIT DOWN
CLEAR
PULSE
FAIL
07
04INTEG. CYCLE:
HANDLER MODE:
ALARM MODE:
SOUND MODE:
CONTRAST:
F1
Go to SOUND Mode
Go to INTEG. Cycle
Range: 00 - 13, Default: 07
2.3.9 SOUND Mode
The audible alarm can be set to sound on PASS or to sound on FAIL under high or low limit
judgment in the measure display. The instrument default setting is FAIL. To change the sound
mode press [SYSTEM SETUP], [SYSTEM CONFIG] and the down arrow [⇓] until the box next
to SOUND MODE is highlighted, then press [F1] = PASS for the alarm to sound on a pass result
or [F2] = FAIL for the alarm to sound on a fail result.
<SYSTEM CONFIG>
PASS
FAIL
04INTEG. CYCLE:
HANDLER MODE :
ALARM MODE:
SOUND MODE:
CONTRAST:
CLEAR
PULSE
FAIL
07
F2
F1
Select alarm to sound on FAIL
Default: FAIL
Select alarm to sound on PASS
Go to ALARM Mode
Go to CONTRAST
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