Chauvin Arnoux C.A 6115N, Руководство пользователя

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Connection to a PC or to a parallel printer
9-pin connector to PC
➂
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25-pin connector to PC or
serial-to-parallel adapter
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25-pin connector
9-pin connector to
C.A 6115N
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Necessary links DB9
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B25 (
➀ ➀
➀ ➀ ➀
→ →
→ → →
➁ ➁
➁ ➁ ➁
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DB9
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DB9 conversion (
➀ ➀
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➂ ➂
➂ ➂ ➂
) :
(null cable - standard modem) :
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6.2 Saving / Calling up measured values
The instrument can save 800 groups of values (total of all the values measured per function) in the
internal memory (MEM function).
Saving values can be done in two different ways:
1. Saving in series: once MEM is pressed after a new measurement, the instrument automatically
suggests saving under the number of the first free memory space that comes after the last filled
space. This number can be changed manually, between 1 and 999.
This way, measurements are saved one after the other.
2. Saving in groups: for the printing out of protocols in A4 format where each line represents a space
in the memory, and the columns represent the functions, it is useful to group together measurements
made under several functions (e.g. RCD’s, insulation, loop, etc.) in the same memory space so as to
completely fill each line. It is thus possible to save results of measurements made under different
functions (insulation measurement, RCD measurement, earth measurement etc…) under the same
number...
In both cases, the internal management of the memory is based on:
1. the save number,
2. the measurement function / selector switch position.