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Hioki RM3542A Series Instruction Manual
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Appendix 1 Four-Terminal (Voltage-Drop) Method
Task-Oriented Reference
Appendix 2 Effect of Thermal Emf
Measurement Flow
Introduction
Verifying Package Contents
Safety Information
Appendix 3 Unstable Measurement Values.a 3 Appendix 4 Rack Mounting
Operating Precautions
Appendix 5 Dimensional Diagram
Chapter 1 Overview
Product Overview and Features
Appendix 6 Calibration
Appendix 7 Adjustment
Block Diagram
Appendix 8 Table of Comparison Commands ADEX AX-162D / for this Instrument
Names and Functions of the Parts
Appendix 9 Zero Adjustment
Rear Panel
Serial Number
Screen Organization
Chapter 2 Measurement Preparations
Connecting the Power Cord
Connecting Measurement Probes and Test Fixtures
Making Your Own Measurement Probes
Turning the Power on and off
Chapter 3 Measurement Set
Tings (Basic Measurements)
Pre-Operation Inspection
Measuring Object Types
Setting the Measurement Speed
Setting Measurement Start Conditions (Trigger Source)
Selecting the Measurement Range
Zero Adjustment
Judging Measurement Values (Comparator Function)
Enabling and Disabling the Comparator Function
Decide According to Reference Value and Tolerance (REF% Mode)
Decide According to Upper/Lower Thresholds (ABS Mode)
Confirming Faulty Measurements
Chapter 4 Customizing Mea
Surement Settings
Making Range-Specific Measurement Settings
Setting Pre-Measurement Delay
Compensating Measured Values (Scaling Function)
Setting the Measurement Integration Time Option
Checking for Poor or Improper Contact (Contact Check Function)
Improving Probe Contact (Contact Improver Function)
Detecting Measurement Voltage Faults (Voltage Level Monitor Function)
Applying Current Only When Measuring (Current Mode Setting)
Test for Short-Circuited Probe (Probe Short-Circuit Detection Function)
4.9 Test for Short-Circuited Probe
Comparing the Measurement Settings of Two Instruments (Settings Monitor Function)
Retrying Measurement after a Fault (Retry Function)
Limiting Measurement Voltage (Applied Voltage Limiter Function)
Maintaining Measurement Precision (Self-Calibration Function)
Compensating for Thermal EMF Offset (Offset Voltage Compensation - OVC)
Chapter 5 System Settings
Disabling and Enabling Key Operations
Disabling Key Operations (Key-Lock Function)
Re-Enabling Key Operations (Key-Lock Cancel)
Setting the Comparator Judgment and Key Beepers
Enabling or Disabling the Key Beeper
Setting the Comparator Judgment Beeper
Power Line Frequency Manual Setting
Setting the Clock
Adjusting Screen Contrast
Adjusting the Backlight
Initializing (Reset)
Default Settings
Chapter 6 Storing and Exporting Data
Storing Data at Specified Timing (Data Memory Function)
Store as Soon as Measurement Is Stable (Auto-Memory Function)
Performing Statistical Calculations on Measurement Values
Using Statistical Calculations
Confirming, Printing, and Erasing Statistical Calculation Results
Auto-Exporting Measurement Values (at End of Measurement) (Data Output Function)
Chapter 7 Printing
Connecting the Printer
Connecting the Printer to the Instrument
Setting the Instrument
Printing
Printing Measurement Values and Comparator Judgments
Printing Statistical Calculation Results
Resistance Measurements
Chapter 8 External Control
Ext. I/O Connectors and Signals
Connector Type and Signal Pinouts
Signal Descriptions
Timing Chart
Internal Circuitry
Electrical Specifications
Connection Examples
Ext. I/O Settings
Setting the End-Of-Measurement Signal Output (EOM Signal Setting)
Setting the Trigger Signal (TRIG) Logic
Q&A Regarding External Control
Supplied Connector Assembly
Chapter 9 Communications (RS-232C/ GP-IB Interface)
Overview and Features of Interfaces
Specifications
Connecting
Using the GP-IB Interface (RM3542-51 Only)
Connecting the Instrument to a Pc
Configuring the Communications Protocol
Configuring RS-232C Interface Communications Protocol
Configuring the GP-IB Interface Communication Protocol (RM3542-51 Only)
Set the Measurement Value Transmission Format (Common for RS-232C and GP-IB)
Communication Methods
To Cancel the Remote Status (Enter the Local Status)
Message Format
Output Queue and Input Buffer
Event Registers
Initialization Items
Command Execution Time
Errors During Communications
Message List
Shared Commands
Device-Specific Commands
Message Reference
Shared Commands
Device-Specific Commands
Data Exporting Methods
Sample Programs
Using Visual Basic 5.0 or 6.0
Create with Visual Basic 2005
Device Compliance Documents
Chapter 10 Specifications
General Specifications
Chapter 11 Maintenance and Service
Troubleshooting
Inspection and Repair
Cleaning
Error Displays and Solutions
Disposing of the Instrument
Removing the Lithium Battery
Appendix 1 Four-Terminal (Voltage-Drop)
Appendix
Appendix 2 Effect of Thermal Emf 2
Appendix 4 Rack Mounting
Index Index 1
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