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KHA1000
View Setting
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Sub Menu
A different sub-menu is displayed depending on the view type selected. The sub-
menus for the V/I waveform, 2D and 3D harmonics, THC, and list are shown below.

V/I waveform

2D harmonics and 3D harmonics
• 2D harmonics
This menu displays harmonic current values up to the 40th order in a bar graph.
A white mark above the bar graph indicates the limit value. Measured values that
are greater than 100% of the limit value are displayed in red. Measured values up
to the margin setting value are displayed in green, and those above the margin
setting value to 100% of the limit value are displayed in yellow.
The limit value is not displayed when it exceeds the maximum value of the
vertical scale. To display the limit value within the vertical scale, reduce the
F1 Horizontal Scale
×10 ×5 ×2 ×1
×1/2 ×1/5
Select the magnification to enlarge or reduce a view.
About one cycle is displayed by “1x.” The magnification
can be set before a test is executed. After the test is
executed, it is displayed in a pale color and not
selectable. In the window display, deg/div indicates the
phase angle/div.
F2
Vertical Scale
(Current)
×10 ×5 ×2 ×1
×1/2 ×1/4
Select the magnification to enlarge or reduce a view.
F3
Vertical Scale
(Voltage)
×10 ×5 ×2 ×1
×1/2 ×1/4
Select the magnification to enlarge or reduce a view.
F4 Cursor
Turn the small or large knob to move the cursor within
the window. The voltage and current values at the
cursor are displayed.
F1
Vertical Scale
(Current)
×10 ×5 ×2 ×1
×1/2 ×1/4
Select the magnification to enlarge or reduce a view.
F2
Cursor
The cursor can be used for 2D harmonics. Turn the
small or large knob to move the cursor within the
window. The current value at the cursor position
(harmonic order) is displayed.
F3
Show Limit Values
Yes No
The values can be used for 2D harmonics. The limit
value display (white mark above a bar graph) is turned
on/off. If a limit value does not exist, it is not displayed
even by selecting “Yes.” For details on view conditions,
see "Screen display for judgment (PASS / FAIL /
WARN, N/A)" on page 5-34.