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Technical Manual
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Analog Outputs
Shows the output value or a possible error message for all installed analog outputs.
It is also possible to override the normal operation and set the output value for each
analog output. To change an output value press the function key marked with the
output number and enter wanted value. To restore an output to normal operation press
the proper function key and the select the function key F3 (Normal).
A ’(D)’ at the end of a line indicates the output is manually set (in diagnostic mode).
Analog Outputs
AOUT1: 5.500 V (D)
AOUT2: 1.583 V
AOUT3: 8.271 mA
AOUT4: 7.000 mA (D)
AOUT1 AOUT2 Escape AOUT3 AOUT4
Analog Outputs diagnostics.
File Handling
File handling is used for copying, moving (renaming) and deleting files.
Files can be copied and moved between folders in the instrument and between a USB
memory and the instrument (both to and from the USB memory). File can be renamed
while coping or moving.
It is possible to delete files stored in the instrument and on a USB memory.
The file handling has access to the ‘user tree’ directory structure in the instrument. The
default folders are ‘InstrBackup’, ‘Misc’ and ‘Recipes’. The folder ‘InstrBackup’ is used
as default when creating or restoring backup.
Create Backup
Parameter values are stored in a file that can be used to restore to same or other
instruments of the same type. The user can select to save the back-up file either in the
instrument or on a connected USB memory. The file name can be edited. Note that
additional information, which is saved in the backup file, can be given before the
backup file is created.
Restore Backup
Restoring a previously stored parameter backup to the instrument. Any additional
information in the backup file is displayed before a backup file is restored. Backup files
can be fetched from internal memory or from a USB memory.
Set Default
Setting the set-up parameter values to factory default settings. All Zero offsets and
Levels will also be reset to zero when executing a default set-up.