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(15) Scaling
See: Instruction Manual "4.6 Correcting Measured
Values and Displaying Physical Properties Other
than Resistance Values (Scaling Function)"
(16) Self-calibration
See: Instruction Manual "4.13 Maintaining Measurement
Precision (Self-Calibration)"
(17) Contact improvement function
See: Instruction Manual "4.12 Improving Probe Contact
(Contact Improvement Function)"
(18) Measurement fault detection
See: Instruction Manual "Confirming measurement
faults"
(19) Comparator
See: Instruction Manual "4.15 Judging Measured
Values (Comparator Function)"
(20) BIN
See: Instruction Manual "4.16 Classifying Measurement
Results (BIN Measurement Function)"
(21) Judgment beeper setting
See: Instruction Manual "Checking judgments using
sound (judgment sound setting function)"
(22) Auto hold
See: Instruction Manual "Holding measured values" and
"12.3 Function Specifications (22) Auto hold"
(23) Temperature conversion (ΔT)
See: Instruction Manual "4.18 Performing Temperature
Rise Test (Temperature Conversion Function [ΔT])"
(24) Statistical calculation
See: Instruction Manual "4.17 Performing Statistical
Calculations on Measured Values"
(25) Panel Save, Panel Load
See: Instruction Manual "5 Saving and Loading Panels
(Saving and Loading Measurement Conditions)"
(26) Clock
See: Instruction Manual "6.6 Setting the Clock" and
"12.3 Function Specifications (26) Clock"
(27) Reset the instrument
See: Instruction Manual "6.7 Initializing (Reset)"
(28) Self-test
See: Instruction Manual "2.6 Turning the Power On and
Off", "7.6 Performing the Multiplexer Unit Test",
and "12.3 Function Specifications (28) Self-test"
Maintenance and Service
Repair and Inspection
Do not attempt to modify, disassemble, or try
„
to repair the instrument.
Doing so could cause serious bodily injury or fire.
WARNING
HIOKI RM3545E965-00
Cleaning
If the instrument becomes dirty, wipe the
„
instrument clean with a soft cloth moistened
with water or a neutral detergent.
Never use solvents such as benzene, alcohol,
acetone, ether, ketone, thinners or gasoline. Doing so
could deform and discolor the instrument.
Wipe the LCD gently with a soft, dry cloth.
Replacing the Measurement Circuit's
Protective Fuse
Use only fuses of the designated type,
„
characteristics, rated current, and voltage.
Specified fuse: F1.6AH/250V (non-arcing)
×
20 mm
5 mm dia.
Do not use any other fuse (particularly not a
„
fuse with a higher rated current).
Do not use the product with the fuse holder's
„
terminals shorted.
Doing so could cause damage to the instrument,
resulting in bodily injury.
Before replacing the fuse, turn off the
„
instrument's main power switch and
disconnect the cords and leads from the
measurement target.
Failure to do so could cause the operator to
experience an electric shock.
1
Confirm that the instrument's main power
switch (rear panel) is off (○), and disconnect
the power cord.
2
Unlock the fastener on the fuse holder on the
rear panel using a slotted screwdriver, and
remove the fuse holder.
Rear
3
Replace the fuse with a rated fuse.
4
Reset the fuse holder.
10
CAUTION
WARNING
Fuse holder
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