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7.1 Polarity of measuring signals
Each electronic probe socket is provided with a separate input, designed A and B respecti-
vely (4 and 3 Fig. 2). In the following description, the corresponding gauge heads are refer-
red to as «A probe» and «B probe».
Each input socket has its own
and
function key, allowing selection of the pola-
rity (sign ±) of the measurement signal.
The choice of the measurement function depends on the electronic probes configuration of
the equipment used in the application and the result algebraic signal combinations.
B
A
Basic rules
1. As the probe stem moves back into the
body, the positive poA or +B
results in a change of display to the
positive side
+
0
–
–
0
+
+
0
–
2. As the probe stem moves back into the
body, the negative polarity -A or -B
results in a change of display to the
negative side.
Measurement using one electronic probe only.
+ A / +B