Fluke 8845A User Manual page 92

8845A/8846A
Users Manual
Line-Power, 2-4
—H—
Historgram, 3-14
—I—
Input Impedance, Automatic, 3-9
Inspecting Meter, 2-3
—K—
Keys
Range, 3-6
Soft, 3-4
Soft, labels for, 3-5
—L—
Limits Testing
setting of limits, 3-11
Using, 3-10
Line Voltage Selection, 2-4
—M—
Manual set, 1-3
Math functions
Limits testing, 3-10
MX+B, 3-12
Offset, 3-11
Math Operations, 3-9
Measurement Complete
Monitoring of, 4-17
Understanding of, 3-16
Measurements
AC current, 4-11
AC Voltage, 4-5
Capacitance, 4-12
Current, 4-9
DC current, 4-10
DC Voltage, 4-4
Frequency, 4-6
Period, 4-6
Resistance, 4-7
2-wire, 4-7
4-wire, 4-8
Temperature, 4-13
Voltage, 4-4
Memory
Configuration
Recall, 3-19
Storing, 3-18
management of, 3-20
Reading recall, 3-18
Reading storage, 3-17
Memory, Access to, 3-16
Meter errors
2
Reading, 3-20
MX+B function, 3-12
—O—
Offset, setting of, 3-11
Options and Accessories, 1-7
—P—
Period measurements, 4-6
Product Description, 1-3
—R—
Range Key, 3-6
Readings
recalling, 3-18
storing, 3-17
Rear panel, 3-6
Recalling configurations, 3-19
Recalling readings, 3-18
Resistance measurements
2-wire, 4-7
4-wire, 4-8
Resistance Measurements, 4-7
RTD Temperature measurements, 4-13
—S—
Safety Information, 1-4
Secondary display
activation of, 4-3
Shipping Meter, 2-3
Specifications, 1-9
Statistics
taking of, 3-9
Storing configurations, 3-18
Storing Meter, 2-3
Storing readings, 3-17
Symbols, 1-6
—T—
Temperature
setting default scale, 3-9
Temperature measurements, 4-13
Time, setting of, 3-21
TrendPlot, 3-13
Trigger functions, 3-14
Trigger sources, 3-15
Triggering
Auto, 3-15
Choosing a source, 3-15
External, 3-15
I/O jack, 4-17
setting a delay, 4-16
Setting a delay, 3-16
Setting number of samples, 3-16