Memory; Memory Capacity; Storing Measurements Into Memory; Clamp-On Ground Resistance Tester Model 6417 - AEMC 6417 User Manual

5.8 Memory

5.8.1 Memory Capacity

The Model 6417 has a recording capacity of 2000 measurements. The PC
interface can be used to activate a circular (first in/first out) recording mode in
which the 2000 most recent values are kept, with a maximum sequence number
of 9999. If the circular recording mode is activated; as soon as the threshold of
2000 values is exceeded, the sequence number is displayed alternately with
FULL in order to report the overwriting of the oldest records. When the threshold
of 9999 records is reached, the sequence number is replaced by FULL. The
next time the MEM button is pressed, a beep is emitted and the FULL indication
blinks.

5.8.2 Storing Measurements into Memory

The values displayed during the measurements can be stored in memory and
read later.
Storage of the data is available in both the Ω+A and A measurement modes,
provided that memory locations are free.
Data is stored as soon as the MEM button is pressed. A long audible signal
confirms the storage.
All calculated impedance and/or current values, together with the values
accessible in the secondary screens in Advanced mode, are stored as soon as
the MEM button is pressed, such as:
■ Current measurement (A)
■ Measurement of the resistance, inductance, and impedance (Z)
■ Contact voltage measurement (V)
■ Present configuration of the clamp
■ Sequence number of the record
■ Time and date of the record
The display indicates the sequence number of the last measurement recorded,
or 0 if the memory is empty. The data is preserved when the device is OFF or
without a battery.

5.8.3 Reading Stored Data

The data can be read using the MR function (see § 6.3).

5.8.4 Erasing the Memory

Refer to § 4.4, menu #1.

Clamp-on Ground Resistance Tester Model 6417

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