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6100-Cu Multifunction Copper Tester Operation Manual
The Noise Result page displays the following results
and pass/fail status:
VF Noise measures voice frequency noise in
the line.
VF Impulse Noise - High, Mid, Low counts,
respective detection levels, and Elapsed Time.
Here the pass/fail status is for the Mid-level
only.
WB Impulse Noise - impulse Count, Detection
Level, and Elapsed Time.
Noise Result Graph
The Noise Result Graph page displays the pass/fail
status and results in graphical format for the following
noise tests:
Power Influence measures the effects that 50
Hz and 60 Hz powerline (AC Mains)
interference has on the circuit under test.
WB PSD Noise - Max PSD and frequency and
RMS Noise values differentiating the Current
trace from the Peak hold. This test can be
viewed in Landscape Mode.
To select a test:
1. In the Select Test parameter, press the
left/right arrow keys to view and select the
options.
OR
2. Press
on a value to open a list box of
options and press the up/down arrow keys to
highlight the desired test.
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3. Press
to confirm the test.
Select Graph button changes to Graph
Selected when pressed and opens a new
selection of function keys which allow you to
maneuver the graph as follows:
o
Cursor - press the left/right arrow keys
to decrease/increase the values by
moving the cursor. Press and hold the
left/right arrow keys to accelerate the
cursor. Press
place it in the middle of the current x-axis
limits.
o
Zoom references the middle of the x/y
axis and not the cursor position. Press
the arrow keys as follows:
Right = x-axis zoom in.
Left = x-axis zoom out.
Up = y-axis zoom in.
Down = y-axis zoom out.
o
Pan - use left/right arrow keys to pan the
x-axis and the up/down arrow keys to
pan the y-axis.
o
1:1 resets the x-axis and y-axis limits to
full scale.
o
Return To Test removes these function
keys to display the previous function
keys.
Landscape Mode function key allows you to
view the WB PSD Noise results in landscape
mode. Whether the keyboard is on the right or
left is dependent on your preferred Landscape
Mode Settings configured in Application
Settings/General.
to recall the cursor and
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