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22.
Press and hold the [Local
default
] button and the [Auto Phase] buttons
simultaneously. The following screen should appear:
23.
The “Offset Cal” tile will perform a single offset voltage. “Offset Cal” must be
performed for each of the 5 input range settings (10 mV through 1 V), and for
AC and DC coupling separately Each calibration will require
about 1 minute
to
complete, for a total of 10 minutes.
24.
Begin with calibrating the DC coupled settings, starting at 1 V input range:
24.1.
Touch the “Offset Cal” tile. You should hear several relays click. You
can watch the calibration progress by noticing the display “R” value
changing. You will hear the instrument make a short tune when completed.
24.2.
Press the INPUT RANGE [Down Arrow] button to select 300 mV input
range. Touch the “Offset Cal” tile to calibrate the 300 mV DC range.
24.3.
Press the INPUT RANGE [Down Arrow] button to select 100 mV input
range. Touch the “Offset Cal” tile to calibrate the 100 mV DC range.
24.4.
Press the INPUT RANGE [Down Arrow] button to select 30 mV input
range. Touch the “Offset Cal” tile to calibrate the 30 mV DC range.
24.5.
Press the INPUT RANGE [Down Arrow] button to select 10 mV input
range. Touch the “Offset Cal” tile to calibrate the 10 mV DC range.
25.
Next, calibrate the AC settings. Press the [Couple] button to select “AC”. Press
the INPUT RANGE [Up Arrow] several times to select the 1 V input range.
25.1.
Touch the “Offset Cal” tile to calibrate the 1 V AC range. Remember to
wait for the completion tune before moving on.
25.2.
Press the INPUT RANGE [Down Arrow] button to select 300 mV input
range. Touch the “Offset Cal” tile to calibrate the 300 mV AC range.
25.3.
Press the INPUT RANGE [Down Arrow] button to select 100 mV input
range. Touch the “Offset Cal” tile to calibrate the 100 mV AC range.
25.4.
Press the INPUT RANGE [Down Arrow] button to select 30 mV input
range. Touch the “Offset Cal” tile to calibrate the 30 mV AC range.
25.5.
Press the INPUT RANGE [Down Arrow] button to select 10 mV input
range. Touch the “Offset Cal” tile to calibrate the 10 mV AC range.
