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Model 2100 6 1/2-Digit Resolution Digital Multimeter User’s Manual Section 4: Front Panel Operations
Figure 4-34
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Error condition
The error annunciator on the front panel display alerts you that the multimeter has an error
condition. If there are one or more syntax or hardware errors found, the error annunciator will be lit
to inform the user. The multimeter stores errors using the first-in-first-out (FIFO) order, and it can
record up to 20 errors in the error queue. The first error detected will be the first error retrieved.
Refer to Section 6 for the list of error messages.
Also note that:
• The error annunciator will be turned off when you have read the errors in the memory.
• If there is no error found when you check the error queue, the multimeter shows "NO
ERRORS."
• If there are more than 20 errors found, the last error in the error queue will be replaced with
"-350," which means there are too many errors.
• The error queue is cleared when the multimeter is turned off, or when a *CLS command is
received.
To check the error queue:
1. Press the MENU key, then use the PREV and NEXT keys to select the SYSTEM
submenu.
2. Press ENTER, then use the PREV and NEXT keys to select the ERROR option.
3. Press ENTER, and the message about the error queue will show on the display (refer to
Figure 4-35 for the location of the keys used). See Section 6 for descriptions of error
messages.
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NEXT
PREV
DIGITS
RATIO
%
MIN/MAX
NULL
ESC
ENTER
AUTO
SINGLE
TRIGGER
STORE
RECALL
LOCAL
SHIFT
CONFIG
MENU
AUT O
DCV
ACV
22
FREQ
CONT
TEMP
4 WIRE
RATIO
V
INPUT
PEAK
200V
PEAK
HI
LO
PEAK
500V
3A
RMS
INPUTS
3A 250V
FRONT/REAR
AMPS
R
1000V
REF
CAT 1000V
CAT 600V
LOCK
SETUP
ACV
22
FUNCTION
DCI ACI
4
PERIOD
LIMITS MX+B
dB
EXTRIG
HOLD
MATH
TRIGGER MEMORY
dBm
RANGE
DISPLAY
NEXT
PREV
POWER
OFF
ON
SENSE
F
NEXT
PREV
ENTER
MENU
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