Alarm Button - AEMC 1060 User Manual

Model 1060:
The number of samples that can be saved is only limited by the memory space
available.
To enter the display mode, press the R(t) button:
• The small display indicates the time 00:30 (e.g. the sampling frequency is
every 30s).
• The main display shows the corresponding R value.
Use the V/TIME button to alternate between the voltage and time (on the small
display), associated with the R value on the main display.
The button is used to scroll down through the all the samples saved during
measurement, allowing you to read the information in order to draw R(t) and V(t)
graphs.
This makes it possible to carry out R(t) analysis on-site, without a printer or a PC.
To exit this function, press the R(t) or R-DAR-PI button again.
2.5.4

/ ALARM Button

First Function -
Turns the display back-light ON or OFF.
Second Function - ALARM
Activates/deactivates the ALARM function. The "ALARM" symbol is displayed
when activated.
If activated, and the high or low threshold values are programmed, the "ALARM"
symbol flashes and the buzzer (if activated) sounds continuously when the thresh-
old is crossed.
It is possible to program a different limit in each function. These limits will be stored
in memory even after the device is turned off.
Activating the Alarm Indication before a Test
To activate the Alarm Indication before performing a test you must go through the
following steps:
• Program the Alarm Set Point Resistance Value for the Test Voltage you
will be using.
• Turn the Rotary switch to the Setup position.
• Press the Yellow 2
first time you press 2
tests.
• Press 2 & Alarm buttons repeatedly until you see the test you wish to set
nd
alarms for in the top line of the display. The sequencing will be 50, 100,
250, 500, 1000, Res and Cont.
Megohmmeter Models 1050 /1060
button and then the Alarm button to set Alarms. The
nd
& Alarm you will see the alarm setting for 50 volt
nd
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