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IM 760301-01E
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Names and Functions of Parts
1.1 Front Panel, Rear Panel, and Top Panel
Front Panel
START STOP
REMOTE
CAL
SENSOR RATIO
MEASURING
RMS MEAN DC RMEAN
CURRENT RANGEVOLTAG E  RAN G E
MEASURING
RMS MEAN DC RMEAN
ALL
INPUT INFO.
MOTOR
SET
CURSOR NULL
MENU STORE SET
MENU
LOWER ITEM LOWER FORM ALLUSER SET
DISPLAY
ITEM & ELEMENT
2
34
COMPEN
ESC
ELEMENT
ELEMENT
1
WIRING
MODE AUTO MODE AUTO
EXT SENSOR
RESET SET
PAGE PAGE
SCALING
HRM SET
MEASURE
SYNC SOURCE
AVG
LINE FILTER
FREQ
FILTER
FILE
PRINT
MISC
STORE
IMAGE SAVE
HELP
NUMERIC
WAVE
OTHERS
ITEM
FORM
U / I  / P
WP/q/
TIME
USER
ELEMENT
UPDATE
RATE
HOLD
SINGLE
INTEG
LOCAL
SHIFT
YOKOGAWA
WT3000
PRECISION  POWER  ANALYZER
MOTOR  VERSION
LCD
ESC key
Clear a setup menu or 
dialog box.
Soft keys
Selects items on the setup menu 
that appears on the screen.
PC card slot
Used when saving data to a 
PC card.  (See section 9.1)
Handle
Use the handles (both 
sides) when moving 
the instrument.  (See 
section 3.1)
Power switch. 
(See section 3.4)
Cursor keys
Sets values (includes the movement between digits), moves the 
cursor, and selects items in setup operations.
SET key
Enters (Confirms) the item or value set using the cursor keys.
RESET key
Resets the value entered using the cursor keys to default.
PAGE key
Because all measurement items cannot fit on one screen, the 
WT3000 displays the measurement items on separate pages.  The 
PAGE    key and the PAGE    key is used to switch the displayed 
page.  (See section 5.1)
Setup Menu Display Key and 
ExecutionKey
Keys that are pressed first when entering a 
setting or executing an operation.  Press 
the setup menu display key to open various 
setup menus.  Press an execution key to 
execute the operation assigned to that key.  
(See section 1.2)
SHIFT key
The keys enter the shifted state when you press 
the SHIFT key and the SHIFT key illuminates.  
In this state, the setup menu marked in purple 
below the panel keys can be selected.
Built-in printer (option)
Used to print screen images.
(See the Expansion Function 
User’s Manual IM760301-51E)
USB port
Connect a USB 
memory or USB 
keyboard.
Rear Panel
TORQUE
± 20V MAX
± 20V MAX
SPEED
42Vpk MAX
D/A OUTPUT
VIDEO-OUT
(VGA)
GP-IB
(IEEE488)
SERIAL
(RS-232)
/ USB
EXT. CLK
ETHERNET
100BASE-TX
MEAS. START
100-240V AC     50/60Hz
200VA  MAX
FUSE  250V  T  6.3A
ELEMENT
VOLTAGE
±
1000V   
MAX
1000V
MAX
±
CURRENT
1
30A
    MAX
ELEMENT
VOLTAGE
±
1000V   
MAX
1000V
MAX
±
CURRENT
2
30A
    MAX
ELEMENT
VOLTAGE
±
1000V   
MAX
1000V
MAX
±
CURRENT
3
30A
    MAX
ELEMENT
VOLTAGE
±
1000V   
MAX
1000V
MAX
±
CURRENT
4
30A
    MAX
Power connector (See section 3.3)
Power fuse (See section 11.5)
Input element 1 (See section 2.3)
Input element 2
Input element 3
Input element 4
Ethernet port (option)
(See the Expansion Function User’s 
Manual IM760301-51E.)
External start signal output connector
Used when performing master/slave 
synchronized measurement.  (See 
section 10.8)
External clock input connector
 • Receives the synchronization source 
(signal) that defines the 
measurement/computation period.  (See 
section 4.7)
 • Receives the external PLL source 
(signal) for harmonic measurement. 
See the Expansion Function 
User’s
 
Manual IM760301-51E.
RS-232 connector or USB port (for the PC) 
(Selectable option)
See the Communication Interface User’s Manual 
IM760301-17E (CD-ROM).
GP-IB connector
(See the Communication Interface User’s Manual 
IM760301-17E (CD-ROM).)
RGB video signal (VGA) output connector (option)
Outputs image signals.  (See the Expansion Function 
User’s Manual IM760301-51E.)
D/A output connector (option)
Outputs numeric data that has been converted to 
analog DC voltage.  (See the Expansion Function 
User’s Manual IM760301-51E.)
Torque signal input connector (motor version)
Receives signals from torque meters when 
evaluating motors.  (See the Expansion Function 
User’s Manual IM760301-51E.)
Revolution signal input connector (motor version)
Receives signals from revolution sensors when 
evaluating motors.  (See the Expansion Function 
User’s Manual IM760301-51E.)
Current input terminal
Used to connect current measurement 
cables.  (See sections 3.8, 3.9, and 3.11)
External current 
sensor input 
connector
Used to connect the 
external sensor cable 
from the external 
current sensor.  (See 
section 3.10)
Voltage input terminal
Used to connect voltage 
measurement cables.
(See sections 3.8 to 
3.11)
Chapter 1  Names and Functions of Parts