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T2000-T2100
EN – 18
5.5.
MANAGING THE MEMORY
5.5.1. Storage of data in the memory
With the result of a
resistance
measurement shown on the display, by shortly pressing the
MEM
key the instrument automatically saves the result in the instrument’s memory, starting
from location “01” up to the location “99” (see Fig. 27)
Fig. 27: Saving the result of aresistance measurement in the memory
If the internal memory of the clamp is full,
by shortly pressing the
MEM
key the
instrument shows the screen in Fig. 28 for 2
seconds, then goes back to the previously
set real-time measuring mode
Fig. 28
5.5.2. Recalling the results on the display
1. Press the
ON/OFF
key to switch on the instrument
2. Press and hold the
MEM
key (>2s) to enter the memory recall mode. The “MR” symbol is
shown (see Fig. 29)
Fig. 29: Recalling result to the display
In case there are no data saved in the
internal memory, the instrument shows the
screen in Fig. 30
Fig. 30
3. Shortly press the
A
key (T2000),
RS232
key (T2100) or
key to respectively
increase or decrease the number of the memory location and display the saved data or
shortly press the
MEM
key to quit this mode.
4.
(T2100 only)
Press and hold the
MEM
key (>2s) in order to show the value of
the parallel resistance calculated basing
on all the results saved in the
instrument’s memory - see 5.2.3.1
(indicated by “rP” symbol on the display).
Shortly press the
RS232
key or
key to quit this mode and go back to the
results stored.
Fig. 31