3.3.1.11
Min / Max / Ave
MIN
MAX
RESTART
Press the MIN/MAX key to display the minimum, maximum
and average values for any and all measured parameters.
Accumulation of 3-phase minimum and maximum parame-
ters occur only while the 3-phase display is active.
The
MIN/MAX/AVERAGE feature continuously updates the mini-
mum, maximum and average values stored since initial power-on. During
display of a parameter, any new value exceeding the currently stored
minimum or maximum will overwrite it. Averaging is continually updated
during the measurement period. Accumulation of data can also be re-
initiated, by pressing the SHIFT key, then the RESTART key.
Pressing the MIN/MAX key repeatedly scrolls between minimum,
maximum, average and present data.
3.3.1.12
Transducer
TRANSDUCER
CONFIG
Press the TRANSDUCER key to show measurements taken at
the front-panel transducer voltage and current inputs. Config-
ure the Model 931A to display the transducer-input magnitude
as either the actual measured quantity or as a percentage of full
scale. Likewise, display the transducer output level as either the measured
quantity or percentage of full scale, or as a percent error (based on the
input and output ranges). Prior to initiation of Transducer measurements,
the Model 931A automatically performs a self-calibration.
3.3.1.13
Menu
MENU
HELP
Press the MENU key to display a configuration menu used to
define configurable parameters within the Model 931A. The sub-
menus and functions available from the MENU key are defined
as follows:
RS-232 Port Setup:
Used to set the baud rate, data bits, stop
bits, parity, and flow control for the RS-232C communications port.
Set Real-Time Clock:
Set the Year, Month, Day, Hour, Minute,
Second, and also the Daylight Saving mode.
Backlight and Auto-Shutdown:
Select the operating mode for
the display backlight and for the Auto-Shutdown function.
The
Auto-Shutdown function will turn the instrument off if there are
no input signals or keystrokes for approximately 10 minutes.
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