TEXIO DL-1060, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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[SENSE:] FUNCtion[1/2] “VOLTage:DC”
[SENSE:] FUNCtion[1/2] “VOLTage:AC”
[SENSE:] FUNCtion[1/2] ”CURRent:DC”
[SENSE:] FUNCtion[1/2] “CURRent:AC”
[SENSE:] FUNCtion[1/2] “FREQunecy”
[SENSE:] FUNCtion[1/2] “PERiod”
[SENSE:] FUNCtion[1/2] “FREQunecy:CURR”
[SENSE:] FUNCtion[1/2] “PERiod:CURR”
[SENSE:] FUNCtion[1/2] “RESistance”
[SENSE:] FUNCtion[1/2] “FRESistance”
[SENSE:] FUNCtion[1/2] “CAPacitance”
[SENSE:] FUNCtion[1/2] “TEMPerature”
[SENSE:] FUNCtion[1/2] “TCOuple”
[SENSE:] FUNCtion[1/2]? (
※
Note: Query measurement function
)
[SENSE:] FUNCtion[1/2] “NONE” (
※
Note: Turn off secondary display and it’s valid only
when used with FUNC2.)
[SENSe:]< function >:RANGe {< range >|MINimum|MAXimum}
Select a range for the selected function. For frequency and period measurements, range
applies to the signal’s input voltage, not its frequency (use FREQuency:VOLTage or
PERiod:VOLTage). MIN selects the lowest range for the selected function. MAX selects the
highest range.
[SENSe:]< function >:RANGe? [MINimum|MAXimum]
Query the range for the selected function. For frequency and period, use FREQuency:VOLTage
or PERiod:VOLTage. Autorange thresholds: Down range at <10% of range; Up range at
>120% of range.
[SENSe:]<
function >:RANGe:AUTO {OFF|ON}
Disable or enable autorange for the selected function.
[SENSe:]< function >:RANGe:AUTO?
Query the autorange setting. Return “1” (ON) or “ 0 ” (OFF).
[SENSe:]< function >:RESolution {< resolution >|MINimum|MAXimum}
Set resolution for the selected function (not valid for frequency, period, or ratio). Specify the
resolution in the same units as the measurement function, not in number of digits. MIN selects
the smallest value accepted, which gives the most resolution. MAX selects the largest value
accepted which gives the least resolution.
[SENSe:]< function >:RESolution? [MINimum|MAXimum]
Query the resolution for the selected function.
[SENSe:]UNIT {Cel|Far|K}
Select units for temperature measurement. Cel means Celsius, Far means Fahrenheit,and K
means Kelvin.