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The charge of <Sensitivity> will change the dynamic range of the system. Besides, it will impact the output of
CH1&CH2. If the measure signal is current, the full scale acts as the corresponding current unit, <100mV/nA> in
default.
When choose <AUTO GAIN>, the system will automatically adjust the sensitivity according to R value of input
signal. Note that if the time constant is very large, the system will need a long time to adjust.
3.3.2 < Reserve>: Setting the Dynamic Reserve Mode
<Low>
Low dynamic reserve mode
<High>
High dynamic reserve mode.
<Normal>
Normal dynamic reserve mode. Generally, this mode is recommended.
When choose <AUTO RESERVE>, the system will automatically adjust the minimum dynamic range required
according to the R value of input signal.
3.3.3 < Time Constant >: Setting the Time Constants
The range of time constant is from 10 us to 3000 s. Adjust the value through soft keys and spin knob.
Table 2. Time Constants
10 μs
3 ms
1 s
300 s
30 μs
10 ms
3 s
1000 s
100 μs
30 ms
10 s
3000 s
300 μs
100 ms
30 s
1 ms
300 ms
100 s
3.3.4 < Filter dB/oct >: Setting the Roll off Slope of the Low Pass Filter
<6dB/oct>
The roll off slope is 6 dB/oct.
<12dB/oct>
The roll off slope is 12 dB/oct.
<18dB/oct>
The roll off slope is 18 dB/oct.
<24dB/oct>
The roll off slope is 24 dB/oct.
At the same measurement accuracy, a greater roll off slope can reduce the time constant, making a faster response.
3.3.5 < Synchronous >: Setting the Status of the Synchronous Filter
<OFF>
Close the synchronous filter.
<200Hz>
Open the synchronous filter. It’s useful at a low reference frequency (< 200 Hz). When the input
signal frequency is very low, the low pass filter can’t get stable results or it needs a long time to do
that. At this time, synchronous filter helps.
Note that if the synchronous filter is open, <Filter dB/oct> must be <18 dB/oct> or <24 dB/oct >!