AEMC 1060 User Manual page 36

1) When the button is pressed, the MEM symbol flashes and the small display
indicates the first free OBJ : TEST number (e.g. 02 : 01). The main display
indicates "FrEE".
• The OBJ number is the same as that of the last saved measurement, and
the TEST number goes up in increments of 1.
• It is always possible to modify OBJ : TEST with
• If the user happens to select a memory address that is already occupied,
then OCC appears on the main screen.
• If a new OBJ is selected, the TEST goes back to 01.
2) By pressing MEM once again, the present measurement results will be
recorded in the selected memory address (occupied or otherwise). The MEM
symbol stops flashing and remains displayed. The time and the date of this
recording are stored with the available data (R, V, t).
If a button other than MEM is pressed, or the selector switch is moved
before pressing MEM a second time, the instrument exits from MEM
mode without saving the results.
3) If a time-controlled test has been initiated, interval values (samples) are avail-
able. They are automatically saved under the same OBJ : TEST number as
the final measurement.
Memory Capacity:
• Total memory space: 128kb
• Data management: 8kb
• Free memory space: 120kb
An insulation measurement result takes up approximately 80 bytes. For a "time-
controlled test", a sample takes up 10 more bytes. A resistance or continuity
measurement takes up 26 bytes. Therefore, it is possible to record about 1500
insulation measurements or about 4000 resistance or continuity tests.
Free Memory Space
This function is automatically activated when a result is saved.
Press MEM once to get the following free OBJ : TEST number; the bargraph dis-
played corresponds to the available free memory space.
• If the entire memory is free, all of the bargraph segments appear.
• If the entire memory is full, the arrow to the left of the bargraph flashes.
• As soon as the storage is complete, the bargraph disappears.
Each segment of the bargraph equals approximately 50 recordings.
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