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Chapter 10 Specifications
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(8) Probe Short-Circuit Detection Function
(9) Contact Improvement Function
(10) Current Mode Setting Function
(11) Scaling Function
(12) Zero Adjustment Function
Operation
An error is detected after a certain period following the output of EOM signal output if a
connection between H
POT
and H
CUR
or L
POT
and L
CUR
terminals lasting more than
1 ms is found.
Default setting
OFF, 5 ms
Setting
Function ON/ OFF
Probe short-circuit detection time: 1 ms to 100 ms
Threshold
500
Ω
fixed (reference value)
Operation
Allows a contact improvement current (by applying oxidized film breakdown voltage) to
flow between H
POT
and H
CUR
, and L
POT
and L
CUR
terminals (for each range).
The PULSE setting applies the contact improvement current for only 100 µs or 300 µs
before measuring.
When VOLT LIMIT is ON or LOW POWER is ON, applies the contact improvement cur-
rent for only 300 µs before measuring.
Default setting
ON, Current-limited to 35 mA (100 m
Ω
range to 100 k
Ω
range, LOW POWER: ON for
all ranges)
PULSE, Current-limited to 35 mA (300 k
Ω
range to 100 M
Ω
range)
Setting
OFF/ ON/ PULSE
Applied voltage
20 V
max
Current limit
17 mA, 25 mA, 35 mA, 50 mA (peak current reference value)
Operation
Sets whether or not to apply the measurement current while measurement is not being
carried out. (for each range)
The CONT (continuous) setting is available only when the Contact Improver function is
disabled.
Default setting
PULSE
Setting
CONT/ PULSE
Operation
Corrects measured values using a linear expression “y = ax + b “ (setting affects all
ranges)
Default setting
OFF, a = 1, b = 0
Setting
ON/OFF
Coefficient a
0.50000 to 2.00000
Offset b
±0.0000 m
Ω
to ±99.9999 M
Ω
Operation
Nullifies wiring resistance when measuring with the two-terminal method.
Default setting
OFF, 0
Ω
Adjustment range
-1
Ω
to 10
Ω
Summary of Contents for RM3542-50
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Page 32: ...2 3 Turning the Power On and Off 26...
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Page 72: ...4 14 Compensating for Thermal EMF Offset Offset Voltage Compensation OVC 66...
Page 84: ...5 7 Initializing Reset 78...
Page 94: ...6 4 Auto Exporting Measurement Values at End of Measurement Data Output Function 88...
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