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Introduction
Remote communication
You can communicate remotely with the multimeter from your PC via an IR-USB
connection (see Using an IR-USB cable) or an IR-Bluetooth connection (see Using a
Bluetooth adapter).
When configuring the IR interface of the multimeter, use the following settings as the
default:
– Baud rate: 9600 bits per second
– Parity bit: None
– Data bits: 8 data bits
– Number of Stop bits: 1 bit
You can use any of the following software to communicate with the multimeter:
– Keysight Handheld Meter Logger (for Windows PC)
– Keysight Mobile Meter (for Android or iOS devices)
– Keysight Mobile Logger (for Android or iOS devices)
Using an IR-USB cable
The U1173B IR-USB cable (included with your shipment) can be used to connect your
multimeter to your PC via the IR communication link (IR communication port, located at the
rear panel). Ensure that the Keysight logo on the IR-USB cable connected to the
multimeter is facing up. Firmly push the IR head into the multimeter's IR communication
port until it snaps into place (see Figure 1-6).
Using a Bluetooth adapter
The U1117A Infrared (IR)-to-Bluetooth
connect the multimeter wirelessly to any Windows PC, Android device, or iOS device.
The U1117A is compatible with the following application or software:
– Keysight Handheld Meter Logger (for Windows PC)
– Keysight Mobile Meter (for Android or iOS devices)
– Keysight Mobile Logger (for Android or iOS devices)
Snap the optic side of the U1117A to the multimeter's IR communication port (see
Figure 1-7).
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