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1.  POWER INPUT WITH FUSE

To avoid user for injury and the instrument for damage, the voltage value of AC power must be examined 
with same the power requirements of instrument before connect power cord to live power source and the 
power select switch is turned on.

To avoid electrical shock, disconnect power cord from live power source and remove the test leads and any 
input signals before replacing the power fuses. Replace only with the same type of fuses. 

2.  POWER SELECT

      Two kinds of power 110VAC and 220VAC can be supplied to the instrument. According to the user’s needs, select it. 

3.  OSC.OUT

      Output connector for reference oscillator. This connector provides a 10MHz signal. It may be used as used as a reference signal 
      for other frequency counter. When the output signal (10 MHz) is used, is always terminated by 50ohms.

4.  GND TERMINAL

To avoid user for injury and the instrument for damage, the voltage value of AC power must be examined 
with same the power requirements of instrument before connect power cord to live power source and the 
switch is turned on.

Introduction

      

Before making any measurements always examine the instrument and accessories used with the instrument for damage, 
contamination (excessive dirt, grease, ect.) and defects. Examine the test leads for cracked or frayed insulation and make sure the 
lead plugs fit snugly into the instrument jacks. If any abnormal exist do not attempt to make any measurements.

Frequency Measurement

• Press the POWER button to the ON position.
• Press the FREQ. button to select the appropriate range that you are desirous to.
• Press the G. TIME button to select the desired gate time.
• Connect the input signal to the front –panel BNC connector.
• Set A.ATTN. to desired position. If input signal level is greater than 300mV, depress the A.ATTN. button to decrease the triggering 
  sensitivity of the input section by a 20 and reduce errors.
• Read the frequency on display, and observe the unit of measurement indication.

Period Measurement

• Press the POWER button to the ON position.
• Press the A.PERI. button to select the period mode.
• Press the G. TIME button to select the desired gate time.
• Connect the input signal to the A INPUT BNC connector.
• If input signal level is greater set A.ATTN. button to decrease the triggering sensitivity of the input section by a 20 and reduce errors.
• Read the period time on display, and observe the unit of measurement indication.

Total Measurement

• Press the POWER button to the ON position.
• Press the A.TOT. button to select the total mode.
• Connect the input signal to the A INPUT BNC connector.
• If input signal level is greater, set A. ATTN. button to decrease the triggering sensitivity of the input section by a 20 and reduce errors.
• Read the accumulated total on display after HOLD button in. 

Check mode

• The self – check mode provides a means of verifying proper overall operation of counter, excluding input section, time base 
  accuracy, and time base dividers used in the period mode.
• Press the POWER button to the ON position.
• Press the CHECK button to select the self – check mode.
• Eight-digit LED and eight LED indicators are lit from 0 to 9 to eight LED indicators. So circle.
• Press RESET button to stop the check.

Multi-Function Digital Counter

Multi-Function Digital Counter

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Summary of Contents for MS6100

Page 1: ...n Digital Counter kHz MHz uS 100M 10M OFL B INPUT 100MHz 1 3GHz 3V MAX 50 A INPUT 10Hz 100MHz 250V MAX 1M 35PF RESET HOLD CHECK A TOT A PERI x1 x20 G TIME FREQ OUT IN FUNCTION SELECT DISPLAY OFF ON A ATTN L F MAX 1300MHz 1300M GATE CAT III 300 V ...

Page 2: ... and low current It is extremely important that you read these safety informations before using your instrument Follow all safety practices and proper operating procedures for equipment being tested 1 Exercise extreme caution when Measuring voltage above 20 volts measuring current greater that 10 mA measuring AC power line with inductive loads measuring AC power line during electrical storms 2 Alw...

Page 3: ...n is present 10 Remember Think Safety Act Safely Safety Information This product complies with the requirements of the following European Community Directives 89 336 EEC Electromagnetic Compatibility and 73 23 EEC Low Voltage as amended by 93 68 EEC CE Marking Symbol Explanation Note Important safety information refer to the instruction manual Earth ground TERMINAL Caution possibility of electric ...

Page 4: ...al measurement mode 6 A PERI Pressing A PERI button to period measurement mode 7 G TIME For frequency measurement mode this button is used to change gate time When period measurement mode this button is used to change the multiplier factors Each range is as follows Channel a input mode Frequency resolution Gate Time 10MHz Range Resolution 100MHz Range Resolution 0 02 Ses 00000 0kHz 000 000kHz 0 2 ...

Page 5: ...LED Display measurement value GATE INDICATOR Display the opened or closed state of the GATE When GATE is open indicator is lit OFL INDICATOR When overflow the indicator is lit 1300MHz INDICATOR When selecting the 1300MHz range the indicator is lit 100MHz INDICATOR When selecting the 100MHz range the indicator is lit 10MHz INDICATOR When selecting the 10MHz range the indicator is lit kHz INDICATOR ...

Page 6: ... select the appropriate range that you are desirous to Press the G TIME button to select the desired gate time Connect the input signal to the front panel BNC connector Set A ATTN to desired position If input signal level is greater than 300mV depress the A ATTN button to decrease the triggering sensitivity of the input section by a 20 and reduce errors Read the frequency on display and observe th...

Page 7: ...A only 0 1s to 0 1μs 10Hz to 10MHz 1 count 1x10 period month Accuracy Period measurements Multi Function Digital Counter Multi Function Digital Counter 5 1 count 5x10 period minute 6 0 0μs 0 00μs 0 000μs selectable Channel Range Resolution A only 10Hz to 10MHz Total measurements 1 count input Input Characteristics Channel A Input voltage sensitivity 10MHz range 10Hz to 8MHz 25mV rms 8MHz to 10MHz ...

Page 8: ...ls 4 Replace the power fuse from the supply power Inlet with fuse Replace the blown fuse with same ratings 5 The power fuse Fast F 200mA H 250V Ø5 20mm Other Note 1 Do not use abrasives or solvents on the instrument use a damp cloth and mild detergent only 2 If any faults or abnormalities are observed the instrument can not be used any more and it has to be checked out Multi Function Digital Count...

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