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10 Megohmmeter Models 6526 & 6534 - Quick Start Guide
4. Once the dialog is displayed, click
Add a Device
. A dialog box appears
listing the locally available Bluetooth devices. There may be several devices
of varying types listed, depending on the location of your computer.
5. Find the instrument’s Bluetooth name, and click it.
6.
You are prompted to enter a pairing code; enter 1111.
7. After you enter the code, click Next . A screen appears informing you that the
instrument has been successfully connected with the computer. Click Close
to exit the screen.
8. Open the Megohmmeter Control Panel. In the menu bar at the top of the
screen, select Help . In the drop-down menu that appears, click the option
Help Topics . This opens the Megohmmeter Control Panel Help system.
9. Use the Contents window in the Help system to locate and open the topic
“Connecting to an Instrument.” This topic provides instructions explaining
how to connect your instrument to the computer.
10. After the instrument is successfully connected, consult the Control Panel
Help system for instructions about viewing real-time data, downloading and
viewing recorded sessions, creating DataView reports from the downloaded
data, and configuring the instrument through the Control Panel.
Recording Data
Recording a measurement
Press the
MEM
key for >2 seconds. The measurement is stored in the first
available location in the instrument’s memory. The saved recording includes
all information associated with the measurement, including voltage, current,
duration of tests, T1 and T2 (for PI and DAR ), and any other applicable data
for the test type. The recording also includes a bar graph indicating how much
available memory remains in the instrument.
Viewing Stored Recordings
1. Set the rotary switch to MR .
2. The instrument displays the last recording stored in the instrument. The
secondary (top) display indicates the memory location; while the main
display indicates the measured value. To see other stored measurements,
press the

key. The record number is decremented and the corresponding
measurement is displayed.
3. To scroll rapidly through the recorded measurements, keep the

key
pressed.
4. To select a specific recording, use the ► key to change the recording
number.
5. Once you select the recording number, you can see all information
associated with the measurement. Press the MEM key for >2 seconds, then
use the

key to scroll the information.
6. When finished viewing recordings, press MEM for >2 seconds.