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arrow keys.
MORE INFO Display In addition to scrolling the display left and right, the Display/Window keys
allow you to view additional display information when the display's MORE
INFO annunciator is illuminated. For example, access and execute the
SETACV RNDM command from the alphabetic command menu. Now press
the front panel ACV key. Notice that the multimeter's MORE INFO
annunciator is illuminated. This means there is more information available
than is being displayed. Press:
The present AC voltage measurement method (SETACV RNDM) is
displayed. At this point, reset the multimeter to return it to the power-on state
by pressing:
Digits Displayed When the multimeter is displaying readings, you can vary the number of
digits it displays. In the power-on state, the display is showing 7.5 digits
although the multimeter is resolving 8.5 digits. To display all 8.5 digits, press:
Note The display’s leftmost digit (referred to as a 1/2 digit) is implied when you
are specifying display digits.
The NDlG command only masks digits from the display. It does not affect
readings sent to reading memory or transferred over the GPIB bus. Also, you
cannot view more digits than are being resolved by the multimeter.
Recall You can easily recall the last executed command without repeating the
command entry process. Press:
The display will show the last command executed. (You cannot recall
commands that are executed immediately such as Reset or DCV, or any
command that contained the calibration security code.) By repeating the
above keystrokes, you can recall previously executed commands. After
recalling the desired command, you can modify it (see "Display Editing"
earlier in this section) and execute it by pressing Enter.
Reset
8
Enter
Offset
Comp 9
N
Recall
Enter
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