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Getting Acquainted
Using AutoHOLD
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Using AutoHOLD
WWarning
AutoHOLD mode does not capture unstable
or noisy readings. Do not use AutoHOLD
mode to determine that circuits are without
power.
To enter AutoHOLD, press OQ(AutoHOLD).
AutoHOLD mode freezes the present reading and its time
stamp. New readings now appear in the secondary
display. See Figure 2-6. When the meter detects a new,
stable reading (>4% change from last stable reading), it
beeps and displays the new reading in the primary
display. You can also force a primary display update by
pressing Q.
If you remove the test leads (open the input), the meter
retains the last frozen primary display.
You cannot use AutoHOLD when MIN MAX is active. With
Model 189, you cannot initiate AutoHOLD while logging
data, but you can initiate logging when AutoHOLD is
active.
To exit AutoHOLD mode, press O Q (AutoHOLD)
again.
Using MIN MAX
The MIN MAX mode stores minimum (MIN) and maximum
(MAX) input values. When the input goes below the stored
minimum value or above the stored maximum value, the
meter beeps and stores the new value. MIN MAX mode
also calculates an average (AVG) of all readings taken
since the mode was activated.
Press M to enter the MIN MAX mode. The maximum
(MAX) reading is displayed first.
Each subsequent press of M steps through the
minimum (MIN), average (AVG), and back to the
maximum reading.
In the MIN MAX mode, the secondary display continues to
show the present measurement value.
The time elapsed since the MIN MAX mode was entered
is shown in the bottom right corner of each type of display.
See Figure 2-7.
Содержание
153- Model 187 189
- Users manual
- Model 187 189 true rms multimeter
- True rms multimeter
- August 2000 rev 6 02
- Lifetime limited warranty
- Table of contents
- Chapter title page
- Model 187 189
- Contents
- Model 187 189
- Table title page
- List of tables
- List of figures
- Figure title page
- Model 187 189
- Chapter 1
- Before you start
- Safety information
- Contacting fluke
- Warning
- Warning
- Caution
- Symbols
- Introduction
- Getting acquainted
- Chapter 2
- Turning the meter on
- Automatic power off
- Battery considerations
- Low battery indication
- Warning
- Automatic backlight off
- Rotary switch
- Pushbuttons
- Selecting the range
- Understanding the display
- Primary display
- Bar graph
- Secondary display
- Warning
- Dbm dbv
- Fast min max avg
- Hz khz mhz
- Nf µ f mf
- A ma µ a
- Using the input terminals
- Using display hold
- Warning
- Using min max
- Using autohold
- Using fast mn mx
- Using relative mode rel
- Using hold with min max or fast mn mx
- Measuring voltage
- Making measurements
- Introduction
- Chapter 3
- Measuring ac voltage
- Db measurements in ac volts functions
- Vr vx db
- Measuring dc voltage
- Log 20
- Both ac and dc voltage measurements
- Measuring resistance
- Figure 3 5 resistance measurement
- Making measurements measuring resistanc
- Testing for continuity
- Using conductance for high resistance tests
- On closed
- Off open
- Model 187 189 users manual
- For in circuit tests turn circuit power off
- Figure 3 6 continuity test
- Measuring capacitance
- Testing diodes
- Typical reading
- Press for diode test
- Model 187 189 users manual
- Forward bias reverse bias
- Figure 3 9 diode test
- Warning
- Measuring temperature
- Warning
- Measuring current
- Pulse width modulation
- Input alert tm feature
- Input alert feature
- Measuring ac current
- Figure 3 11 ac current measurement
- Making measurements measuring curren
- Measuring dc current
- Making measurements measuring curren
- Figure 3 12 dc current measurement
- Measuring frequency
- Measuring duty cycle
- Model 187 189 users manual
- Figure 3 15 duty cycle measurements
- Measuring pulse width
- Model 187 189 users manual
- Figure 3 17 pulse width measurements
- Types of memory
- Saved readings memory
- Logged readings memory
- Introduction
- Chapter 4
- Using memory communications features
- Storing saved readings
- Stopping logging
- Starting logging
- Warning
- Viewing memory data
- Using communications 187 and 189
- Clearing memory
- Selecting setup options
- Changing the default settings
- Introduction
- Chapter 5
- Adjusting the temperature offset
- Setting the power off timeout
- Selecting display resolution 3 1 2 or 4 1 2 digits
- Setting the 24 hour clock
- Setting the line main frequency
- Saving setup options
- Returning to factory defaults
- General maintenance
- Chapter 6
- Warning
- Testing the fuses
- Maintenance
- Introduction
- Replace f2 if or displayed
- Replace f1 if or displayed
- Model 187 189 users manual
- Ma a ma a
- Figure 6 1 testing the current fuses
- Warning
- Replacing the batteries
- Warning
- User replaceable parts
- Replacing the fuses
- In case of difficulty
- Specifications
- Safety and compliances
- Chapter 7
- Physical specifications
- Feature summary
- Basic specifications
- Detailed accuracy specifications
- Ω up to
- Frequency counter sensitivity
- Burden voltage a ma µa
- Input characteristics
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