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and the limit mode for the primary parameter.
2) Move the cursor to the Tools field, and perform the clear table function.
3) Move the cursor to the BIN 1 LOW field.
4) Enter the limit value of the BIN 1 at BIN 1 LOW field using the numeric entry keys.
When one of the numeric entry keys is pressed, the unit softkeys (p, n, μ, m, k,
and M) are available, and so you can use these softkeys to enter the unit and
terminate the entry without hitting ENTER. When the limit value of BIN 1 is
entered in the BIN 1 LOW field, the BIN 1 low limit becomes – (absolute input
value), and the BIN 1 high limit becomes + (absolute input value).
5) The cursor will be automatically moved to the BIN 2 LOW field. Repeat step 4
until the limits of the BIN 3 is entered. After that, the cursor will be moved to the
2nd LOW field.
6) Enter the low limit value of the secondary parameter. After that, the cursor will be
automatically moved to the 2nd HIGH field.
7) Enter the high limit value of the secondary parameter.
8) If you want to change one of the high or low limit value. Move the cursor to the
HIGH or LOW limit field, and input the new value using the numeric entry keys.
9) If you want to change both high and low limit values. Move the cursor to the
HIGH or LOW limit field, press DEL— softkey to clear both high and low limit
values. Then repeat step 4 to input the limits again.
4.3.4.7 File Management (File)
This function is the same as the function on the MeasDisplay page. (Refer to 4.3.1.8
File Management.)
4.3.4.8 Useful Tools
The Tools field on this page allows you to clear all of the limit values.
Perform the following steps from the Limit Table page to clear all of the limit values.
1) Move the cursor to the Tools field. The following softkey will be displayed.
CLEAR
2) Press CLEAR, “Confirm: Clear Table?” will be displayed in the message window.
The following softkeys will be displayed.
NO
YES
3) Press NO to cancel the CLEAR operation.
4) Press YES to clear all of the limit values.
4.3.5 System Configuration Page
When you press PREVorNEXT, or SYST softkey, the System Config page will be
displayed. On this System Config page, the following control functions can be set.
(The field in parenthesis is used to set the control function.)
LCD Contrast Function (CONTRAST)
Information Beeper Function ON/OFF (INFO BEEP)
Comparator Alarm Function ON/OFF (CMP ALARM)
Password Function (PASSWORD)
Bus Mode Function (BUS MODE)
GPIB address (GPIB ADDR)
AutoFetch mode ON/OFF (AUTO FETCH)
So there are eight fields on this page: <System Config>, CONTRAST, INFO BEEP,
CMP ALARM, PASSWORD, BUS MODE, GPIB ADDR, and AUTO FETCH fields.
Each control function is described in the following paragraphs.
The available fields and the softkeys which correspond to each field on this page are
shown in Figure 4-16 and Figure 4-17.