Megger TM1800, User Manual

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102 TM1800 ZP-CG01E CG0757JE
INDEX
val ................................................................ 55
Setting the pulse and delay times............... 52
Setting the resistance measurement prefer-
ences ........................................................... 55
Setting the trig in settings ............................ 54
Shipping TM1800 ........................................ 16
Shut down CABA Local ............................... 36
Specifications .............................................. 86
Start CABA Local ......................................... 36
Store measurements ................................... 81
Submenus ................................................... 39
Support ........................................................ 15
Symbols on the instrument ............................ 8
System overview ......................................... 18
System Settings menu................................. 66
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Templates menu .......................................... 41
The main menu............................................ 41
Time format ................................................. 66
Timing Aux module ...................................... 31
Timing measurement ................................... 78
Timing M/R module ..................................... 29
TM1800 as reference for calibrating a resistive
transducer.................................................... 60
Top panel ..................................................... 21
Transducer .................................................. 57
Transducers menu ....................................... 58
Trig in settings ............................................. 54
Troubleshooting ........................................... 88
U
Updating CABA Local .................................. 40
USB memory ............................................... 23
User’s Registration ...................................... 15
Using circuit breaker created in CABA Win . 74
V
View a recording .......................................... 47
Voltage transducers ..................................... 64