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Hope Electronics Technology Manual
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Chapter 7 Memory function
What the memory function does
This function can save a value currently being measured. The saved data is
held even if the instrument is turned off. There are three different saving
methods:
l Manual memory (up to 1,000 entries)
l Auto memory (up to 1,000 entries)
l Interval memory (up to 6,000 entries)
l Data to be saved in the memory (Some items cannot be displayed only with
the instrument.)
Manual memory,
auto memory
Date and time, measurement value, temperature, resistance
measurement range, averaging, comparator, changed
measurement current, temperature correction (TC), and OVC
Interval memory
Start date and time, measurement value, temperature,
resistance measurement range, averaging, temperature correction
(TC), temperature conversion (
△
T), and interval
Memory layout
Memory block (10 blocks)
(Maximum number of entries)
Manual or auto memory: 100 entries per block, a total of 1,000 entries for all
blocks
Interval memory: A total of 6,000 entries for all blocks
(The number of memory in each block is not fixed.)
To save up to the maximum amount of memory shown above, all blocks
should be used for the manual or auto-memory, or for the interval memory only.
If both types of memory blocks exist, saving up to the maximum is not possible.
Memory blocks
In manual or auto memory mode, the block to save data can be selected. In
interval mode, data is saved in an available free block when the interval starts.
In interval mode, the memory block to save data cannot be specified.
Changing the memory block