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Monitoring the Measurement-Complete Signal
In addition to being a trigger input, the TRIG
I/O jack on the Meter’s rear panel also
provides a signal indicating the completion of a measurement cycle. A falling edge of a
TTL signal indicates a measurement cycle is co
mplete. See Figure 4-9 above to identify
which pins on the TRIG I/O connector are
used to sense the measurement-complete
signal.
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
5
Table of Contents
5
Introduction and Specifications
13
Chapter 1
15
General Safety Summary
15
Compliance Information
20
EMC Compliance
20
Safety Compliance
21
Environmental Considerations
22
Product End-Of-Life Handling
22
Introduction
23
User Documentation
24
About this Manual
24
Instrument Security Procedures
25
Volatile Memory
25
Non Volatile Memory
25
Media Memory
26
Accessories
26
General Specifications
27
Power
27
Dimensions
27
Display
27
Environment
27
Triggering
27
Memory
27
Math Functions
27
Electrical
27
Remote Interfaces
28
Warranty
28
Electrical Specifications
28
DC Voltage Specifications
28
AC Voltage Specifications
29
Input Characteristics
30
Resistance
31
DC Current
32
Additional Current Errors
33
AC Current
34
Frequency
36
Capacitance (4050 Only)
37
Temperature (4050 Only)
37
Additional Errors
37
Continuity
37
Diode Test
38
Measurement Rates (IEEE488[4])
38
Preparing the Meter for Operation
39
Chapter 2
41
Introduction
41
Unpacking and Inspecting the Meter
41
Storing and Shipping the Meter
41
Power Considerations
41
Selecting the Line Voltage
41
Replacing the Fuses
42
Line-Power Fuse
42
Current-Input Fuses
43
Connecting to Line Power
44
Turning Power-On
45
Adjusting the Bail
45
Installing the Meter in an Equipment Rack
46
Cleaning the Meter
46
Fluke 45 Emulation Mode
46
Front-Panel Operation
49
Introduction
51
Controls and Indicators
52
Chapter 3
52
Front-Panel Feature Descriptions
52
Display Panel
53
Rear-Panel Connectors
55
Adjusting the Meter's Range
56
Navigating the Front-Panel Menu
56
Configuring the Meter for a Measurement
56
Setting the Beeper State
56
Setting the Display Resolution
57
Setting the AC Signal Filter
57
Setting Continuity Resistance Threshold and Diode Test Parameters
58
Setting the Default Temperature Scale (4050 Only)
58
Enabling High Input Impedance
58
Using the Analyze Functions
59
Collecting Statistics on Measurements
59
Testing Using Limits
60
Setting an Offset Value
61
Using MX+B
61
Using Trendplot
62
Using the Histogram Function
64
Controlling Trigger Functions
64
Choosing a Trigger Source
65
Setting the Trigger Delay
66
Setting the Number of Samples
66
Understanding the Measurement Complete Signal
66
Accessing and Controlling Memory
66
Storing Readings in Memory
67
Recalling Readings from Memory
68
Storing Meter Configuration Information
69
Storing the Power-Up Configuration
70
Recalling the Power-Up Configuration
70
Removing the Power-Up Configuration
70
Recalling a Meter Configuration
71
Managing Memory
71
Controlling System-Related Operations
72
Identifying Meter Errors
72
Querying the Firmware for Revision Level
72
Adjusting Display Brightness
73
Setting the Meter's Date and Time
73
USB Operation
73
USB Storage Capacity and Write Time
73
USB Memory Device Compatibility and Special Instruction
74
Configuring the Remote Interface
74
Sample Program Using the RS-232 Computer Interface
74
Checking the Meter's Calibration Date
76
Resetting the Meter's Default Settings
76
Making Measurements
77
Chapter 4
79
Introduction
79
Selecting Function Modifiers
79
Activating the Secondary Display
79
Measuring Voltage
80
Measuring DC Voltage
80
Measuring AC Voltage
82
Measuring Frequency and Period
83
Measuring Resistance
84
Making a Two-Wire Resistance Measurement
84
Making a Four-Wire Resistance Measurement
85
Measuring Current
86
Measuring DC Current
88
Measuring AC Current
89
Measuring Capacitance (4050 Only)
90
Measuring RTD Temperature (4050 Only)
91
Testing Continuity
92
Checking Diodes
93
Making a Triggered Measurement
94
Setting the Trigger Mode
94
Setting a Trigger Delay
95
Setting Number of Samples Per Trigger
95
Connecting an External Trigger
95
Monitoring the Measurement-Complete Signal
96
Appendices
97
A 2X4 Test Leads
99
Appendix Page
99
2X4 Test Leads
99
B Errors
101
Errors
101
RS-232 Port Connections
105
D Analog Filter Applications
107
Analog Filter Applications
107
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Model
DMM4020
Category
Multimeter
Language
English
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