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2.4.2. FUNCTION BUTTONS
The display uses the following icons for the yellow function buttons:
Icon
Function
V
Phase-to-neutral voltage mode.
A
Phase-to-neutral current mode.
S
Power mode.
U
Phase-to-phase voltage mode.
var
Non-active quantities.
Wh
Units of energy.
FK
K factor coefficients.
%f-%r
Reference for the level of harmonics.
PLT
Long-term flicker calculation mode.
CF
Peak factors and graphs.
RMS
RMS values and graphs.
PEAK
PEAK values and graphs.
THD
Harmonic distortion and graphs.
PF...
PF, cos Φ (DPF), tan Φ , and Φ .
Powers and associated quantities (PF, cos Φ , DPF,
W...
tan Φ and Φ
).
VA
Wh...
Energy meters.
Energy calculation activation/de-activation.
Zoom in.
Zoom out.
Display contrast.
Measurement channel colors.
Screen ON/OFF.
Night mode.
Recording configuration mode.
Recording look-up mode.
Start recording.
Rapid configuration and start of recording.
Stop recording.
Stop function in progress.
Delete.
Configuration mode
Icon
Function
Transient list display filter activate/deactivate.
Maximum/minimum display.
Move the cursor to the first occurrence of the
maximum phase-to-neutral voltage.
Move the cursor to the first occurrence of the
minimum phase-to-neutral voltage.
Move the cursor to the first occurrence of the
maximum phase-to-phase voltage.
Move the cursor to the first occurrence of the
minimum phase-to-phase voltage.
Move the cursor to the first occurrence of the
maximum current.
Move the cursor to the first occurrence of the
minimum current.
Move the cursor to the first occurrence of the
maximum instantaneous frequency.
Move the cursor to the first occurrence of the
minimum instantaneous frequency.
Move the cursor to the first occurrence of the
maximum of the measurement displayed.
Move the cursor to the first occurrence of the
minimum of the measurement displayed.
Simultaneous display of all voltage and current
measurements (RMS, DC, THD, CF, PST, PLT, FHL,
FK).
Select all items.
Deselect all items.
Transient mode.
Inrush current mode.
Phasor diagram.
>t=0<
Move cursor to transient triggering time.
Move the cursor to one signal period before the
>t=-T<
triggering date of the transient.
Energies consumed by the load.
Energies generated by the load.
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Previous configuration.
Next configuration.
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