Audible Signals; Rotary Switch Functions - AEMC 6417 User Manual

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2.6 Audible Signals

There are four audible signals:
Type Duration
Low-pitched
Short Normal use (button pressed).
Permanent High/Low alarm threshold (W, A) triggered.
High-pitched Short Abnormal use (for example, memory full).
Permanent Alarm threshold (V) exceeded.
Audible signals can be enabled or disabled in SET-UP (see § 4.4, menu #2).
The symbol indicates:
Visible
Buzzer enabled; an alarm or a button press causes an audible signal to be
emitted.
Not Visible No audible signal is emitted.
This programming is backed-up and retrieved at each reset.
During a measurement, a long press on the ► button toggles between activation
and deactivation of the buzzer.
NOTE: Since the measurement frequency is audible, the operator hears a beeping
signal. This is neither an operating fault nor an alarm, and it cannot be eliminated.
This audible signal is amplified by the presence of current in the loop.

2.7 Rotary Switch Functions

Range
OFF
Instrument is powered OFF.
Simultaneous selection of the loop impedance measurement and the leakage
Ω+A
current measurement.
A
Current measurement selection
MR
Displays stored measurements.
SET-UP
Access to the instrument configuration and deletion of stored measurements.
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