99 Washington Street Melrose, MA 02176 Fax 781-665-0780 TestEquipmentDepot.com 6½-DIGIT PRECISION-MULTIMETER HM8112-3 Handbuch / Manual Deutsch / English Hersteller Manufacturer Fabricant HAMEG GmbH Industriestraße 6 D-63533 Mainhausen KONFORMITÄTSERKLÄRUNG DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY DECLARATION DE CONFORMITE Die HAMEG GmbH bescheinigt die Konformität für das Produkt The HAMEG GmbH herewith declares conformity of the product HAMEG GmbH déclare la conformite du produit Überspannungskategorie / Overvoltage category / Catégorie de surtension: II Bezeichnung / Product name / Designation: Präzisions-Multimeter Precision-Multimeter Multimétre de précision Elektromagnetische Verträglichkeit / Electromagnetic compatibility / Compatibilité électromagnétique Typ / Type / Type: HM8112-3 mit / with / avec: – Optionen / Options / Options: – Verschmutzungsgrad / Degree of pollution / Degré de pollution: 2 EN 61326-1/A1 Störaussendung / Radiation / Emission: Tabelle / table / tableau 4; Klasse / Class / Classe B. Störfestigkeit / Immunity / Imunitee: Tabelle / table / tableau A1. mit den folgenden Bestimmungen / with applicable regulations / avec les directives suivantes EMV Richtlinie 89/336/EWG ergänzt durch 91/263/EWG, 92/31/EWG EMC Directive 89/336/EEC amended by 91/263/EWG, 92/31/EEC Directive EMC 89/336/CEE amendée par 91/263/EWG, 92/31/CEE EN 61000-3-2/A14 Oberschwingungsströme / Harmonic current emissions / Émissions de courant harmonique: Klasse / Class / Classe D. EN 61000-3-3 Spannungsschwankungen u. Flicker / Voltage fluctuations and flicker / Fluctuations de tension et du flicker. Datum /Date /Date 01.12.2004 Niederspannungsrichtlinie 73/23/EWG ergänzt durch 93/68/EWG Low-Voltage Equipment Directive 73/23/EEC amended by 93/68/EEC Directive des equipements basse tension 73/23/CEE amendée par 93/68/CEE Unterschrift / Signature /Signatur Angewendete harmonisierte Normen / Harmonized standards applied / Normes harmonisées utilisées Sicherheit / Safety / Sécurité EN 61010-1:2001 (IEC 61010-1:2001) G. Hübenett Produktmanager General remarks regarding the CE marking HAMEG measuring instruments comply with the EMI norms. Our tests for 3. External influences conformity are based upon the relevant norms. Whenever different maximum In the vicinity of strong magnetic or/and electric fields even a careful measuring limits are optional HAMEG will select the most stringent ones. As regards set-up may not be sufficient to guard against the intrusion of undesired signals. emissions class 1B limits for small business will be applied. As regards This will not cause destruction or malfunction of HAMEG instruments, however, susceptability the limits for industrial environments will be applied. small deviations from the guranteed specifications may occur under such conditions. All connecting cables will influence emissions as well as susceptability considerably. The cables used will differ substantially depending on the application. During practical operation the following guidelines should be absolutely observed in order to minimize EMI: 1. Data connections Measuring instruments may only be connected to external associated equipment (printers, computers etc.) by using well shielded cables. Unless shorter lengths are prescribed a maximum length of 3 m must not be exceeded for all data interconnections (input, output, signals, control). In case an instrument interface would allow connecting several cables only one may be connected. In general, data connections should be made using double-shielded cables. For IEEE bus connections the double-shielded HAMEG cables HZ72S and HZ72L are suitable. 2. Signal connections In general, all connections between a measuring instrument and the device under test should be made as short as possible. Unless a shorter length is prescribed a maximum length of 3 m must not be exceeded, also, such connections must not leave the premises. All signal connections must be shielded (e.g. coax such as RG58/U). With signal generators double-shielded cables are mandatory. It is especially important to establish good ground connections. 32 Subject to change without notice HAMEG GmbH C o n t e n t Deutsch English 3 32 Decleration of Conformity 32 General remarks regarding the CE marking 32 6½-Digit Precision-Multimeter HM8112-3 35 Specifications 35 Important hints Symbols Unpacking Positioning Transport Storage Safety instructions CAT II Proper operating conditions Warranty and Repair Maintenance Protective Switch Off Power supply Line fuse Power switch 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 Control-Elements 38 Concept of the HM8112-3 Reference Integrated AD converters Moving average Measurement of alternating values 39 39 39 39 39 Introduction to the operation of the HM8112-3 Factory settings 39 39 Control elements and displays Buttons for the various measurement functions Continuity test Max / Min values Range selection 40 40 42 42 42 Menu structure Menu prompting Menu structure and function 43 44 45 Measurement inputs 46 Serial Interface 47 Data communication Layout of commands Listing of commands 47 47 48 Subject to change without notice 33 H M 8 1 1 2 - 3 6½-Digit Precision-Multimeter HM8112-3 6½-digit LCD-display (1.200.000 points) True rms measurements of AC+DC or AC 2-wire- / 4-wire measurements Resolutions 100 nV, 100 pA, 100 µΩ, 0,01 °C / °F Offset correction HZ42 19’’-rackmont-kit Range selection automatically and manual 10 measurements per second Measuring time 0,1 sec to 60 sec Precise temperature measurement with sensor HZ887 Input impedance >1 GΩ (0,1 V and 1VDC ranges) RS-232 Interface (Option: USB, IEEE-488) ˚C ˚F 34 Subject to change without notice RS-232 Specifications 6½-Digit Precision-Multimeter HM8112-3 SPECIFICATIONS Valid at 23 degrees °C after a 30 minute warm-up period DC Specifications Ranges: 0.1 V; 1 V; 10 V; 100 V; 600 V Input impedance: 0.1 V; 1.0 V >1 GΩ 10 V; 100 V; 600 V 10 MΩ Accuracy: Values given are in ±(% of reading + % of full scale) Range 0.1 V 1.0 V 10.0 V 100.0 V 600.0 V 1 year; 23 ±2 °C % rdg. + % f.s. Temperature coefficient 10...21 °C + 25...40 °C 0.005 0.003 0.003 0.003 0.004 0.0008 0.0008 0.0008 0.0008 0.0008 + + + + + Integration time: Display range: 600 V range: Resolution: Zero point Temperature coefficient: Long term stability: AC specifications Ranges: Measuring method: 0.0006 0.0006 0.0006 0.0006 0.0006 ≤ 0,3 µV/°C ≤ 3 µV for 90 days 0.1 V; 1 V; 10 V; 100 V; 600 V true rms DC or AC coupled (except 0.1 V range) Input impedance: 0.1 V: 1 GΩ II <60 pF 1 V to 600 V: 10 MΩ II <60 pF Response time: 1.5 sec to within 0,1% of rdg. Accuracy: For sine wave signals > 5% of range. Values given are in ±(% rdg. +% f.s.);23 ±2 °C for 1 year 20 Hz – 1 kHz 1 kHz – 10 kHz 10 kHz – 50 kHz 0.1 V 1.0 V 10.0 V 100.0 V 600.0 V 0.10 +0.08 0.08 +0.08 0.08 +0.08 0.08 +0.08 0.08 +0.08 5+0.5 (5 kHz) 0.15+0.08 0.3+0.1 0.10+0.08 0.3+0.1 0.10+0.08 0.3+0.1 0.10+0.08 1 mΩ 100 µΩ Values given are in ±(% rdg. + % f.s.) Range 1 year; 23 ±2°C %rdg. + %f.s. Temperature coefficient/°C 10...21 °C and 25...40 °C 100 Ω 1 kΩ 10 kΩ 100 kΩ 1 MΩ 10 MΩ 0.005 0.005 0.005 0.005 0.05 0.5 0.0008 0.0008 0.0008 0.0008 0.002 0.01 Measuring current: max. measuring voltage: Overload protection: 0.1 sec 1 to 60 sec 120,000 digit 1,200,000 digit 600,00 digit 600,000 digit 1 µV 100 nV Range Resolution: Accuracy: 50 kHz – 100 kHz 100 kHz – 300 kHz 0.8+0.15 0.8+0.15 0.8+0.15 7+0.15 4+0.15 Current specifications Ranges: 100 µA; 1 mA; 10 mA; 100 mA; 1 A Integration time: 0.1 sec 1 to 60 sec Display ranges: 120,000 digit 1,200,000 digit 1 A range: 100,000 digit 1,000,000 digit Resolution: 1 nA 100 pA Accuracy: DC 45 Hz–1 kHz 1 kHz–5 kHz (1 year; 23 ±2 °C) 0.02+0.002 0.1+0.08 0.2+0.08 Temperature coefficient: 10...21 °C 25...40 °C (% rdg. + % f.s.): 0.002+0.001 0.01+0.01 Voltage: <600 mV to 1,5 V Response time: 1.5 sec to within 0.1% of rdg. Crest factor: 7:1 (max. 5 x range) Overload protection: Fuse FF 1 A 250 V Resistance specifications Ranges: 100Ω, 1kΩ, 10kΩ, 100kΩ, 1MΩ, 10MΩ Integration time: 0.1 sec 1 to 60 sec Display ranges: 120,000 digit 1,200,000 digit 0.0015 0.001 0.001 0.001 0.002 0.02 Range 100 Ω, 1kΩ 10 kΩ 100 kΩ 1 MΩ 10 MΩ approx. 3 V 250 V peak Current 1 mA 100 µA 10 µA 1 µA 100 nA Temperature measurement specifications PT100 / PT1000 (EN60751) 2- or 4-wire measurements Range: –200 °C to +800 °C Resolution: 0.01 °C; measuring current 1mA Accuracy: ±(0.05 °C + tolerance of sensor +0.08 K) Temperature coefficient (10...21 °C + 25...40°C: <0.0018 °C/°C NiCr-Ni (K-Type) Range: –270 °C to +1372 °C Resolution: 0.1 °C Accuracy: ±(0.7% rdg. +0.3 K) Fe-CuNi (J-Type) Range: –210 °C to +1200 °C Resolution: 0.1 °C Accuracy: ±(0.7% rdg. +0.3 K) Frequency and period specifications Range: 1 Hz to 100 kHz Resolution: 0.00001 Hz to 1 Hz Accuracy: 0.05% (rdg.) Measuring time: 1 to 2 sec RS-232 Interface RS-232 standard: Functions: Inputs: Outputs: Temperature coefficient 10...21°C and 25...40°C; (%rdg. + %f.s.) at 20 Hz - 10 kHz: 0.01 + 0.008 at 10 kHz - 100 kHz: 0.08 + 0.01 Crest factor: 7:1 (max. 5 x range) Integration time: 0.1 sec 1 to 60 sec Display range: 120,000 digit 1,200,000 digit 600 V range: 60,000 digit 600,000 digit Resolution: 1 µV 100 nV Overload protection: (V-HI to V- LO) and to chassis: Measurement ranges: all all the time 850 Vpeak or 600 VDC Maximum input voltage LOW against chassis/safety earth: 250 Vrms at max. 60 Hz or 250 VDC + + + + + + 9600 or 19200 Baud Control / Data fetch Function, range, integration time, start command Measurement results, function, range, integration time (10 ms to 60 s) Miscellaneous Time to change range or function: approx. 125 ms with DC voltage, DC current, resistance approx. 1 sec with AC voltage, AC current Memory: 30.000 readings / 128 kB Protective class: I, EN 61010 (IEC 1010) Power supply: 105–254 V; 50/60 Hz Power consumption: approx. 8 W Operating temperature: +10 °C....+40 °C Storage temperature: –40 °C....+70 °C Humidity: <75 %, no condensation Size (W x H x D): 285 x 75 x 365 mm Weight: approx. 3 kg Optionen: USB- bzw. IEEE-Schnittstelle Subject to change without notice Included in delivery: Multimeter HM8112-3, line cord, manual, HZ15 measuring cables Accessories optional: HZ887: Temperataure sensor (PT100; -50°C...+400°C ) HZ42:19" Rackmount-kit 2RU for frame height 75mm Test Equipment Depot - 800.517.8431 - 99 Washington Street Melrose, MA 02176 FAX 781.665.0780 - TestEquipmentDepot.com Subject to change without notice 35 Important hints Transport Important hints Please keep the carton in case the instrument may require later shipment for repair. Losses and damages during transport as a result of improper packaging are excluded from warranty! (1) (2) (3) Symbols Symbol 1: Symbol 2: Symbol 3: Symbol 4: Symbol 5: Symbol 6: (4) HINT STOP Storage (5) (6) Dry indoor storage is required. After exposure to extreme temperatures, wait 2 hr before turning the instrument on. STOP Attention, please consult manual Danger! High voltage! Ground connection Important note Hints for application Stop! Possible instrument damage! Unpacking Please check for completeness of parts while unpacking. Also check for any mechanical damage or loose parts. In case of transport damage inform the supplier immediately and do not operate the instrument. Safety instructions The instrument conforms to VDE 0411/1 safety standards applicable to measuring instruments and it left the factory in proper condition according to this standard. Hence it conforms also to the European standard EN 61010-1 resp. to the international standard IEC 61010-1. Please observe all warnings in this manual in order to preserve safety and guarantee operation without any danger to the operator. According to safety class 1 requirements all parts of the housing and the chassis are connected to the safety ground terminal of the power connector. For safety reasons the instrument must only be operated from 3 terminal power connectors or via isolation transformers. In case of doubt the power connector should be checked according to DIN VDE 0100/610. Positioning Do not disconnect the safety ground either inside or outside of the instrument! Two positions are possible: According to picture 1 the front feet are used to lift the instrument so its front points slightly upward. (Appr. 10 degrees) – If the feet are not used (picture 2) the instrument can be combined with many other HAMEG instruments. In case several instruments are stacked (picture 3) the feet rest in the recesses of the instrument below so the instruments can not be inadvertently moved. Please do not stack more than 3 instruments. A higher stack will become unstable, also heat dissipation may be impaired. picture 1 – – In any of the following cases the instrument must be taken out of service and locked away from unauthorized use: – – – – – – – picture 2 The line voltage of the instrument must correspond to the line voltage used. Opening of the instrument is only allowed to qualified personnel Prior to opening, the instrument must be disconnected from the line voltage and all other inputs/outputs. Visible damage Damage to the power cord Damage to the fuse holder Loose parts No operation After long term storage in an inappropriate environment, e.g. open air or high humidity. Excessive transport stress CAT II The following remarks concern only the safety of the user. Other aspects e.g. the maximum input voltage etc. are covered in the specifications section of this manual and are to be observed as well. picture 3 Measurements in circuits which are indirectly connected with the mains supply are possible with adequate converters (e.g. clamp-on ammeters) which fulfil at least the requirements of the safety class of the measurement. The measurement category of the converter specified by the manufacturer must be considered. Measurement categories CAT The measurement categories were created with respect to the different kind of transients incurred in practice. Transients 36 Subject to change without notice Important instrument. Customers from the Federal Republic of Germany may directly contact HAMEG for warranty processing in order to speed up the procedure. Overhead lines Premises In-house installation CAT IV Permanently installed machinery, distribution sites, power conductors, mains outlets close to the CAT IV installation CAT III Mains outlets for household appliances, portable tools, PC, refrigerator etc. The proceeding of repairs during the warranty period is subject to our terms of warranty which are available on our web-site (http://www.hameg.com). Even after expiry of the warranty period please do not hesitate to contact our HAMEG customer service for repairs and spare parts. CAT II Return Material Authorization (RMA): Before sending back your instrument to HAMEG do apply for a RMA number either by fax or on the Internet: http://www.hameg.de. If you do not have suitable packaging for the instrument on hand please contact the HAMAG sales department (Tel.: +49 (0) 6182/800 300, E-mail: [email protected]) to order an empty original cardboard box. are short, fast, and fast-rise changes of voltage or current, and may be periodic or non-periodic. The amplitude of transients increases with decreasing distance from their source. STOP CAT IV: Measurements at the source of a low voltage supply, e.g. at electricity meters. Maintenance CAT III: Measurements inside a building, e.g. at distribution sites, power switches, permanently installed mains outlets, permanently mounted motors etc. The instrument does not require any maintenance. Dirt may be removed by a soft moist cloth, if necessary adding a mild detergent. (Water and 1 %.) Grease may be removed with benzine (petrol ether). Displays and windows may only be cleaned with a moist cloth. CAT II: Measurements in circuits which are directly connected with the low voltage supply, e.g. household appliances, portable tools etc. CAT I: hints Electronic instruments and circuits which contain circuit breakers resp. fuses. STOP Do not use alcohol, solvents or paste. Under no circumstances should any fluid be allowed to get into the instrument. If other cleaning fluids are used damage to the lacquered or plastic surfaces is possible. Proper operating conditions Mains voltage Operation in the following environments: industry, business and living quarters, small industry. The instruments are intended for operation in dry, clean environments. They must not be operated in the presence of excessive dust, humidity, nor chemical vapours in case of danger of explosion. The maximum permissible ambient temperature during operation is +10 to +40 deg. C. In storage or during transport the temperature limits are: –40 to +70 deg. C. In case of exposure to low temperature or if condensation is suspected, the instrument must be left to stabilize for at least 2 hrs prior to operation. A main voltage of 115V and 230V can be chosen. Please check whether the mains voltage used corresponds with the voltage indicated by the mains voltage selector 30 on the rear panel. If not, the voltage has to be changed. Line fuse The instrument has 2 internal line fuses: T 0.2 A. In case of a blown fuse the instrument has to be sent in for repair. A change of the line fuse by the customer is not permitted. Power switch In principle the instrument may be used in any position, however sufficient ventilation must be ensured. Operation for extended periods of time requires the horizontal or tilted (handle) position. Nominal specifications are valid after 30 minutes warm-up at 23 deg. C. Specifications without tolerances are typical values taken of average production units. Warranty and Repair HAMEG instruments are subject to a strict quality control. All instruments are burned in for 10 hrs prior to shipment. Almost all early failures are detected by intermittent operation. After burn-in a thorough test of all functions and of quality is run, all specifications and operating modes are checked. Normally the power switch 28 on the rear panel of the instrument should be stay in “ON“ position. If using the Standby-button on the front panel, only the controls and the display are turned off. The instrument itselfs stays turned on as long as it is connected to the supply voltage. This has the advantage that the instrument is immediately functional after turn-on. Also the reference voltage source will remain energized, so any drift after turn-on will be eliminated, also its long term drift will be substantially improved. To switchoff the instrument completely, the power switch on the back panel has to be operated. In case of claims during the two years warranty period please contact the dealer from whom you purchased your HAMEG If the instrument is left unattended for some time, the power switch on the rear panel has to be operated. (Because of safety reasons!) Test Equipment Depot - 800.517.8431 - 99 Washington Street Melrose, MA 02176 FAX 781.665.0780 - TestEquipmentDepot.com Subject to change without notice 37 Control 2 3 4 5 elements 1 6 27 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Control elements 19 20 18 21 22 23 HOLD DISPLAY – storage of the displayed value VDC – Measurement of DC voltage ADC – Measurement of DC current VAC – Measurement of AC voltage with AC coupling 26 MIN – min. value during a test series 18 MENU – Call of the menu, acceptance of values entered 19 ESC – Leaving the menu without acceptance of the values entered 20 – down: Switching to a higher range and scrolling down the menu 21 AUTO – Activation/Deactivation of the auto range function 22 ENTER – Special function: Parameter selection in the logger menu 23 – up: Switching to a lower range and scrolling up the menu 24 V SENSE – Input for measurements of voltage, frequency, resistance, temperature ZERO – 0-compensation of the measuring section RM/LOCAL-pushbutton – Return to manual mode 25 17 DISPLAY – 16 digit display POWER – Stand by / ON 24 AAC – Measurement of AC current VAC+DC – Measurement of AC voltage with DC coupling 25 LO – Ground connection for inputs 11 Ω – Measurement of resistance, 2- and 4-wire 26 A SOURCE – Input for current measurement 12 FREQ./PERIOD – Frequency and period measurement with VAC 27 FUSE – 1 A / 250 V (FF) Measuring circuit fuse 13 ϑPT - Measurement of temperature using a PT-sensor, 2- and 4-wire 14 15 16 - Diode test / Continuity test ϑTH – Measurement of temperature using a thermocouple, 2-wire MAX – max. value during a test series 29 24 26 and Rear panel 28 Power receptacle with power switch 29 RS-232 Interface (Option: USB, IEEE-488) 30 Voltage selector (115 V / 230 V) 28 30 38 Subject to change without notice Introduction to the operation of the HM8112-3 Concept of the HM8112-3 very high frequencies within a reasonable time. Applying of a DC voltage results in a frequency displayed of 0 Hz. As the period is calculated from the measured frequency division by zero will be made. Therefore the instrument will display „INF“ if the period of a DC voltage is measured („INF“ = infinity). Reference The integrated AD converter has to be connected to a reference. The characteristics of this reference determine the long term stability of the instrument. The reference of HM8112-3 is therefore a high precision reference device. Integrated AD converters Converters applying the multi slope method are used for AD conversion. RMS rectifier The AC voltage is measured by a high precision RMS rectifier device. This device gauges a DC voltage proportional to the applied AC voltage. This DC voltage is equivalent to the true RMS value of the AC voltage. Measurement of the crest factor For crest factors exceeding 7 an AC voltage or current measurement will be incorrect due to the true RMS converter. Moving average Introduction to the operation of the HM8112-3 Especially before the first operation please pay attention to the following points: – – – – – The line voltage, indicated on the rear panel of the instrument must correspond to the line voltage used. Operation is only allowed from 3 terminal connectors with a safety ground connection or via isolation transformers of class 2. No visible damage to the instrument. No damage to the line power cord. No loose parts in the instrument. Factory settings The value determined by the AD converter could be displayed without prior computations, also the average calculated from n – values could be shown. First of all 1 to n values will be logged. Averaging over these values will be done, and subsequently this average will be displayed. After 120 values the next value n+1 will be quantified by the AD converter. The primary measured value 1 will be abolished and a new average will be calculated from the remaining values ( 2 to n) and from the new value n+1. This has the advantage that peaks and interferences will be smoothed. The following values are set by default: – The measurement range is – The sampling rate amounts to – The function „1:Filter“ is – The temperature is displayed in – The selected temperature sensor is – The data logger is – The RS-232 interface is 10 VDC 100 ms OFF °C PT100 OFF OFF Measurement of alternating values Frequency, period Frequency and period are both measured by a pulse-counting circuit. Time base is 1 second. The first falling edge triggers the measurement and starts the counter. For one second every falling edge will trigger a counting pulse. After expiry of this term the measurement circuit will wait for the next zero point. Hence the signal’s period is measured. The time will be measured until the next zero point occurs. The measurement result determines the frequency of the signal and the period will be calculated from the frequency. This combined measurement of the number of zero points and of the period of a signal allows the measurement of very small as well as Test Equipment Depot - 800.517.8431 - 99 Washington Street Melrose, MA 02176 FAX 781.665.0780 - TestEquipmentDepot.com Subject to change without notice 39 Control elements and display 2 3 4 5 1 6 7 8 27 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 20 18 21 22 23 25 26 is to be pressed to compensate for 3. The ZERO button influences within the measurement circuit. 4. After compensation jump to the adequate temperature measurement function by pressing ZERO Control elements and displays Display 16 digit display for displaying measurement results, menu selection and menu items. POWER Button for activating standby-function. The controls and the display are turned off. The instrument itself stays turned on as long as it is connected to the supply voltage. This has the advantage that the instrument is immediately functional after turn-on. Also the reference voltage source will remain energized, so any drift after turn-on will be eliminated, also its long term drift will be substantially improved. To switch-off the instrument completely, the line switch on the back panel has to be operated. HOLD “Freezing“ of the displayed measured value. By pressing one of the function selection buttons MENU 18 the HOLD function is left. 24 to 15 or ZERO Zero for DC voltage, DC current, 4-wire-resistance and 2-wireresistance measurements. The ZERO function is not provided for AC voltage and AC current measurements. Both cables have to be shorted and the ZERO button has to be pressed. This results in elimination of the resistances of the measurement cables, resistances and thermal voltages at the junction of different metals. Compensation values remain, even after turn-off the instrument. They have to be redetermined if necessary. STOP Some measurement instruments offer an „automatic zero function“. This function regularly interrupts the measurement and shorts the input. Then a partial 0-adjustment is made. The HM8112-3 has no AUTO ZERO function, because the zero adjustment of the complete measurement circuit is very important. LOCAL By sending a command via interface to the HM8112-3 the instrument is set to the remote mode. Remote control is switched off by pressing button LOCAL. The instrument returns to manual mode and can be operated from the front panel. Buttons for the various measurement functions If the measurement function is changed, the HM8112-3 assumes the sampling rate selected, unless a sampling rate between 10 s and 60 s is chosen. Then changing the measuring function will set the sampling rate automatically to 1 s. The buttons offering more functions are illuminated. Naturally, other measuring functions can be called up by pressing unlighted buttons. The terminals are illuminated, too, and indicate the terminals to be used with the corresponding functions. Voltage Measurement The ZERO button is deactivated in the measuring functions ϑPT for PT sensors or ϑTH for thermocouples. Zero adjustment with temperature measurement 1. With regard to the type of temperature sensor one the STOP following measurement ranges must be chosen: PT100 Ω 2 wire / Ω 4 wire 1 kΩ range PT1000 Ω 2 wire / Ω 4 wire 10 kΩ range 100 mV range Thermocouple VDC Whether 2-wire- or 4-wire-measurement has to be selected depends on the PT temperature sensor used. 2. Short the temperature sensor. 40 Subject to change without notice FUSE 1A F250V max. INPUT 600V rms / 1A rms VDC V A SENSE SOURCE + Direct or alternating voltage HI max. max. 850 850 Vpk Vpk Ω, ϑ – LO max. 250V rms CAT II Direct voltage measurement up to 600 V. No auto range function in 100 mV and 1 V ranges. Control elements and display VAC Alternating voltage measurement up to 600 V, true RMS without the DC component. In AC a capacitor is inserted. The input impedance of the HM8112-3 is Ri = 10 MΩ. Frequency and period FUSE 1A F250V max. INPUT 600V rms / 1A rms V A SENSE SOURCE + VAC+DC Alternating voltage measurement up to 600 V, true RMS with DC component. Direct coupling of the circuit to the instrument and using of the same high precision input divider like VDC. The input impedance of the HM8112-3 is 10 GΩ in 100 mV range, 10 MΩ in the other ranges. Current measurement FUSE 1A F250V max. INPUT 600V rms / 1A rms ADC Direct current measurement. Auto range function up to and including the range 1 A V A SENSE SOURCE max. max. 850 850 Vpk Vpk LO CAT II 12 FREQ./PERIOD Switching between frequency and period measurement by repeatedly pressing this button. At measurement of DC voltage the display shows “0 Hz“ for frequency and “INF“ for period measurement (INF = infinity). As the period is calculated from the measured frequency it is a division by zero. There is no auto range function for frequency and period measurements. That means the range of the VAC measurement is taken. Is necessary to measure the alternating voltage in VAC first and afterwards call up the FREQ./PERIOD function. – LO max. 250V rms Ω, ϑ max. 250V rms Direct or alter alter-nating current Ω, ϑ max. max. 850 850 Vpk Vpk – + HI HI Direct or alternating voltage STOP CAT II AAC+DC Alternating current measurement, true RMS with DC component. Auto range function over the entire range of 1 A. Temperature measurement Switching between 2-wire and 4-wire measurement by repeatedly pressing ϑPT-button 13 . This is indicated in the display by „2w“ for 2-wire and by “4w“ for 4-wire measurement. Additionally the terminals to be used are illuminated. For compensation of the wiring resistance at 2-wire measurements 100 mΩ is stored by default. This value can be changed via interface. Resistance measurement Switching between 2 wire and 4 wire measurement by repeatly pressing Ω-button 11 . This is shown in the display by „2w“ for 2 wire and by „4w“ for 4 wire measurement. Additionally the terminals to be used are illuminated. For exact measurements it is necessary to null any offsets by pressing ZERO . For exact measurements it is necessary to calibrate the measurement section with ZERO . This calibration is done for PT sensors by resistance measurement or for thermocouples by voltage measurement but not by temperature measurement (see ZERO ). STOP 13 ϑPT with 4-wire-temperature measurement 11 Ω 2-wire resistance measurement For compensation of the wiring resistance with 2-wire measurements 100 mΩ is stored by default. This value can be changed via the interface. V A SENSE SOURCE Voltage measurement resistance measurement (Sense) Ω, ϑ 2-wire A SOURCE Power input HI max. max. 850 850 Vpk Vpk – – LO max. 250V rms V SENSE + + HI max. max. 850 850 Vpk Vpk FUSE 1A F250V max. INPUT 600V rms / 1A rms FUSE 1A F250V max. INPUT 600V rms / 1A rms + (Source) Ω, ϑ LO max. 250V rms – CAT II CAT II 4-wire-temperature measurement with PT100 11 Ω 4-wire resistance measurement FUSE 1A F250V max. INPUT 600V rms / 1A rms Voltage measurement V A SENSE SOURCE + (Sense) LO max. 250V rms CAT II Temperature sensor: PT100, PT1000 resistance sensors + (Source) Ω, ϑ – Resistance measurement 4-wire Power input HI max. max. 850 850 Vpk Vpk Measuring method: 4 wire resistance measurement with linearisation according to EN60751 for PT100 and PT1000. – Display range: Celsius: Fahrenheit: Test current: Display scale –200 °C to +800 °C –328 °F to +1472 °F PT100 PT1000 Test Equipment Depot - 800.517.8431 - 99 Washington Street Melrose, MA 02176 FAX 781.665.0780 - TestEquipmentDepot.com Resolution 0.01 °C 0.01 °F 1 mA 100 µA Subject to change without notice 41 Control elements and display Test voltage (open circuit): Measurement period: Delay: Calibration: Linearisation: Continuity test 2.5 V 14 Continuity and diode test 100 ms to 60 s 100 ms (after change of function or range) with resistance measurement standard PT100 1 kΩ range PT1000 10 kΩ range according to EN60751 FUSE 1A F250V max. INPUT 600V rms / 1A rms V A SENSE SOURCE HI 13 ϑPT with 2-wire-temperature measurement Limited accuracy of measured values for 2-wire-temperature measurement with platinum temperature sensors PT100 or PT1000. V A SENSE SOURCE Power input HI max. max. 850 850 Vpk Vpk Ω, ϑ LO max. 250V rms test – CAT II Continuity test: Activating of the loudspeaker for measured values between 0 Ω (short-circuit) and approx. 10 Ω. FUSE 1A F250V max. INPUT 600V rms / 1A rms max. max. 850 850 Vpk Vpk + Continuity + Ω, ϑ Diode test: (Source) – LO max. 250V rms Test voltage approx. 2.5 V Test current 1 mA constant Max. forward voltage 1.2 V, otherwise “Overflow VDC“ is displayed. CAT II Adjustment of measuring section with PT sensor PT sensors have an output resistance which is mostly referred in the data sheet. Often the data sheet is lost but the sensor is still there. In HM8112-3 a value of 100 mΩ is stored by default. But some PT sensors have an integrated series resistance (e.g. 10 mΩ). For an optimal adjusted measuring section the exact output resistance must be known. This applies for 4wire measurement but especially for 2-wire measurements. Via interface the default value stored ex factory can be aligned. Values between 0 mΩ and 100 mΩ are possible. Determination of the output resistance The PT100 or PT1000 sensor has to be immersed in an ice bath. At 0 °C the sensor has a resistance of 100 Ω and 1000 Ω respectively. The resistance of the temperature sensor is taken by a resistance measurement. The output resistance is the difference between the measured value and the specified value. 15 ϑTH temperature measurement with thermocouples FUSE 1A F250V max. INPUT 600V rms / 1A rms V A SENSE SOURCE + thermocouples HI max. max. 850 850 Vpk Vpk STOP The test unit must be at zero potential during continuity test. Max / Min values 16 MAX / 17 MIN The maximum or minimum measured value is displayed. As this is possible in every measurement function, a system can be controlled with respect to min/max values. There is no time limitation, e.g. for activating this function for one year, the minimum or maximum value measured during this year will be displayed. This function is deactivated by pushing the keys 16 MAX or 17 MIN again. Changing the measurement function will deactivate this function, too. Range selection Manual range selection The range can be selected manually by pressing 23 . 20 and 20 Switch to a lower range. The auto range function will be deactivated. 23 Switch to a higher range. The auto range function will be deactivated. Ω, ϑ – LO max. 250V rms If the applied measurement value exceeds the range, the display will show „Overflow“. CAT II Measuring method: Voltage measurement in 100 mV range with linearisation according to EN60584. Display range: Thermocouples Range up to °C J- Type (Fe-CuNi) –210 to +1200 K – Type (NiCr-Ni) –270 to +1372 Resolution: 0.1 °C / °F Measurement period: 100 ms to 60 s Delay: 100 ms (after change of function) Display: Dimension °C or °F Linearisation: according to EN60584 42 Subject to change without notice 21 AUTO With button AUTO the auto range function can be activated. This function is selectable for voltage, current and resistance measurements. As the autorange function is activated a higher range will be selected after the measured value exceeds 90% of full scale. The HM8112-3 will change to a lower range, if the value falls below 10% of full scale. If the signal applied exceeds the specified limits of the instrument in the autorange function, the display shows “overflow“. Menu The autorange function is to be used with care. For measurements on high impedance source and measurement voltages in the range (90%) of full scale 1 V, changing to a higher range is possible with activated AUTO function. The HM8112-3 has an input impedance of 10MΩ in the 10 V range instead of 1 GΩ in the 1 V range. By loading a high impedance source of several 100 MΩ with by input impedance of 10 MΩ the measurement result will HINT be errouneous. Menu structure That means, for example, that every 500 ms a measurement is taken and the value is updated in the display. After switchon a value of 100 ms will be preset. Removal of the line voltage will not save a selected value. If the measurement function is changed, the HM8112-3 assumes the default sampling rate, unless a sampling rate between 10 s and 60 s is chosen. Then changing the measuring function sets the sampling rate automatically to 1 s. Example: The sampling rate for VDC is set to 60 s. Then the function ADC is selected. The instrument will reduce the sampling rate automatically to 1 s. The new sampling rate applies to all functions. If a sampling rate greater than 1 s is needed, it has to be selected after every change of function. A sampling rate of 60 s means: The HM8112-3 integrates the input voltage and the the reference voltage over a period of 60 s. After expiry of this time the value calculated will be displayed. Menu prompting From every measurement function the menu can be entered by pressing MENU 18 . Within the menu, every button which can be used is illuminated. The menu can be always left by pressing ESC 19 without acceptance of entered values. Call of the menu by MENU 18 . 20 and 23 . The menu item is Choice of menu item with 18 or branch to the next menu level. opened with MENU 20 and 23 . Selection of parameters shown with Acceptance of parameters changed with MENU 18 . If the menu is left, the instrument will return to the last measurement function. 19 ESC Leaving the menu. Return to the last measuring function without acceptance of the value entered. 20 Rotating menu prompting. Jump to the next menu item with every key operation. On reaching the last menu item the display continues with the first menu item. structure STOP 1:Filter Selection of the number of values taken for averaging. In case of selection of a number greater than 1, the selected number will be taken for averaging. By calculating a new averaged value, the first measured value will be discarded and the mean value will be computed. OFF 2 4 8 16 (default setting after switch-on) 2:Temp In this menu item the dimension for the temperature measurement is selected. °C Degrees Celsius °F Degrees Fahrenheit The dimensions selected last will be saved even if the mains will be turned off. 23 Rotating menu prompting. Jump to the previous menu item with every key operation. On reaching the first menu item the display will roll over and continue with the last menu item. 22 ENTER Use this button only in the logger menu „6:Logger.“ Switching to the next buffered value by every key operation or acceptance of an input. Menu structure and function The menu will be accessed by pressing MENU 18 . It branches to the submenues described below. 0:Time The time intervals between the measurements are adjustable from 0.01 s to 60 s. That means, a reading is taken every 0.01 s or only every 60 s. The sampling rate can assume the following values: 10 ms (only via interface) 50 ms (only via interface) 100 ms (default setting after switch-on) 500 ms 1s 10 s 60 s 3: Sensor Here the temperature sensor used is selected. After switch on of the HM8112-3 and selection of the menu item “3:Sensor“, if a measurement function other than temperature measurement was set, PT 100 as temperature sensor is selected by default. If the thermocouple is chosen the HM8112-3 is in measurement function 15 ϑTH. Also the instrument will return to the measurement function 13 ϑPT after selection of the PT-sensor. The sensor type selected last will be stored in the instrument even if the main voltage is turned off. – – – – K–type: thermocouples NiCr-Ni (default setting after switch-on) J–type: thermocouples Fe-CuNi PT1000: platinum resistance sensor with R0 = 1000 Ω PT100: platinum resistance sensor with R0 = 100 Ω (default setting after switch-on) Comp For measurements with thermocouples a reference with a known temperature must be defined. This reference temperature is provided to the HM8112-3. Therfore 3 methods are possible: Test Equipment Depot - 800.517.8431 - 99 Washington Street Melrose, MA 02176 FAX 781.665.0780 - TestEquipmentDepot.com Subject to change without notice 43 Menu structure Overview of menu structure – part 1 Call of the menu by: MENU ¬ Selection of menu with: ¬ Opening menu with: ¬ Choose parameter: ¬ Assuming parameter and closing the menu: Special function in the Logger-Menu ENTER see next page MENU MENU Selection of sampling rate default 0: Time ¬ MENU ¬ 60s 10s 1s 500ms 100ms ¬ MENU default Filter: Number of values for averaging 1: Filter ¬ MENU ¬ 16 8 4 2 Off ¬ MENU default Temperature: Selection of dimension 2: Temp ¬ MENU ¬ °F °C ¬ MENU last setting Choice temperature sensor (PT100 / PT100, Fe - CuNi, NiCr - Ni) 3: Sensor ¬ MENU ¬ ¬ K J PT1000 PT100 Comp ¬ MENU default Fixing the reference for the thermocouple Comp ¬ MENU ¬ Comp Ext/Ice Comp PT-Front Comp 23°C/°F Specification of an external ice bath, PT sensor or 23 °C as reference Comp PT-Front ¬ MENU Using a PT sensor for reference point measurement ¬ νPT ¬ Selection of 2- or 4-wire measurement ¬ MENU MENU Acceptance of the displayed value for reference General information Selection 4: Info 44 ¬ MENU Subject to change without notice ¬ Version Cal Date Ser-Nr Display default ¬ MENU Version 070404 CalL Date 170504 Ser-Nr 00007104 Menu structure Overview of menu structure – part 2 Math-Menu ¬ 5: Math MENU ¬ Off Lo Limit Hi Limit Offset ¬ MENU default Starting / Stopping the data logger, dumping the test series ¬ 6: LOGGER MENU ¬ ¬ Start Stop Dump ¬ Dump MENU ¬ 00000 ¬ ENTER Dumping the test series ENTER ENTER ENTER ¬ default ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ MENU or Rs19200 Rs9600 Off last setting by MENU Wert1 00001 Wert2 00002 Wertn 0000n Storage End ESC leaving menu Interface RS-232: selecting the baud rate ¬ 7: Com MENU ¬ ¬ MENU Calibration 8: Cal This area is protected by password Scanner, choice of the channel 9: Mux ¬ MENU ¬ empty Chanal 1 .... Chanal 8 1st: Comp Ext/Ice An external temperature test point acts as a reference, e.g. an ice bath or another reference thermocouple with a temperature of 0° C, connected with the closed end to the measuring point, and the reference put into the ice bath. The closed end of the thermocouples can be connected with standard measurement cables to the terminals of the HM8112-3. 2nd: Comp PT-Front The temperature measured with a platinum sensor is the reference for the measurement used with the thermocouples. If several thermocouples will be attached to the HM8112-3 via a scanner, the use of the ice bath would be necessary for each thermocouple. To overcome this, the ambient temperature or even a source with a constant temperature is taken as the reference (e.g. ice bath, heated reference). If “PT-Front“ is seleced by pressing MENU 18 the function ϑPT will be activated. Now 2- or 4-wire measurement can be chosen. Then ¬ MENU default the reference temperature is measured with a platinum sensor and assumed by confirmation with button MENU 18 . In case of 2-wire measurement the PT-sensor can stay connected to the thermocouple. For 4-wire measurement it has to be disconnected and replaced by the connection of the thermocouple. 3rd: Comp 23° C/ °F A temperature of 23° C is specified as reference. For measurements of high temperatures the resulting measurement error can be neglected, unless the open end of the thermocouple is on the level of the ambient temperature. The ambient temperature should be about 23° C. 4:Info In this menu item all instrument information is available: Version: Display of revision number of the software Ser-Nr: Display of the intrument’s serial number Cal date: Display of the date of the last calibration. Test Equipment Depot - 800.517.8431 - 99 Washington Street Melrose, MA 02176 FAX 781.665.0780 - TestEquipmentDepot.com Subject to change without notice 45 Measurement inputs 5: Mathematics Analysis of different characteristics of the measured values OFF The menu item 5:Math is off. Lo Limit Lower limit. If the measured value is smaller than the Lo Limit value an acoustic warning sounds and “Lo limit“ is displayed. Hi Limit Higher limit. If the measured value is greater than Hi Limit value an acoustic warning occurs and „Hi limit“ is displayed. Offset An offset value can be set for all measurement to 15 functions a) Apply the offset value to the terminals. b) Choose menu item 5:Math. 23 . c) Select submenu „Offset“ by pressing d) Open the submenu with MENU 18 , the offset value applied will be displayed. e) Accept the offset by pressing MENU 18 . f) Return to measurement function, the display shows 0,00…., , the dimension and „Os“. g) Now you can connect the value to be measured. It is compared the calibrated value and the deviation is displayed. In order to delete the stored offset: a) Choose menu item 5:Math. 23 . b) Select submenu „Off“ by pressing c) Accept by pressing MENU 18 , return to measurement function, the measured value is displayed without offset. or d) select another measurement function. The offset value will not be stored when the measurement function is changed. 8:Cal This menu is saved by password. In order to guarantee exact measurements the HM8112-3 is calibrated. Calibration may only be done with adequate precision reference sources. For this purpose the password can be orderd at HAMEG GmbH (Tel.: 06182-800-500 or via E-Mail: [email protected] de). Attention: After receiving the password any warranty claims of HAMEG GmbH concerning the compliance with the technical specifications of the instrument become void. 9:Mux For the future implementation of a scanner/test point switch. Measurement inputs For connection measurement signals the HM8112-3 features 4 safety connectors on the front panel. Depending on the measurement function chosen, the active terminals will be illuminated. 27 6:Logger Analysis of different characteristics of the measured values Start The test series is started. According to the selected sampling rate in „0:Time“ every xx second a reading is taken and stored. Stop The test series is stopped. Dump The test series is shown on the display. Each time button ENTER 22 is pressed the next value of the stored test series is displayed. 7:COM In this menu the baud rate can be chosen. Either 9600 baud or 19200 baud are available. The remaining interface parameters cannot be changed. Interface parameters (adjustable) Rs Off The interface is switched off Rs19200 19,200 baud Rs9600 9,600 baud Interface parameters (not selectable) N no parity bit 8 8 data bits 1 1 stop bit Xon-Xoff Xon-Xoff Every transmission of a character takes 1 ms. Selecting a sampling rate of 0.01 sec requires a baud rate of 19 200. 46 Subject to change without notice STOP 24 25 26 The terminals on the front panel are safety connectors and the regulations have to be observed. STOP If connecting dangerous voltages to the input terminals 24 and 26 all relevant safety regulations are to be observed. DC voltage must be floating! AC voltage must be floating by use of a safety isolating transformer. Attention! Voltages exceeding one of the following values are regarded potentially dangerous or even lethal: 1st 30 Vrms 2nd 42.4 Vpeak 3rd 60 VDC Connecting higher voltages than those is only allowed to skilled personnel who are familiar with the dangers incurred. The relevant safety regulations are to be strictly observed! Serial 24 V/SENSE (4mm safety sockets) Connection of measuring cables for: – voltage measurement – frequency measurement – 4 wire resistance measurement (SENSE) – continuity test – temperature measurement by a thermocouple – 4 wire temperature measurement by a P–temperature sensor (SENSE) interface disconnected. The cover of the fuse holder has to be turned ccw with a screw driver having a suitable blade. As the cover can be turned it has to be pushed by the srew driver into the fuse holder. The cover with the fuse can then be easily taken out. Replace the defective fuse by a new fuse of the same type having the same trip current. A repair of a damaged fuse or the use of other means for bypassing the fuse is very dangerous and absolutely prohibited! Damages incurred will void the warranty. The maximum voltage between HI and LO case (ground) must not exceed 850 V-peak or 600 VDC. 28 Power receptacle with power switch Power receptacle for connecting the line cord with according to DIN49457. The maximum voltage between LO and case (ground) may not exceed 250 Vrms! 29 Serial Interface RS-232 The RS-232 interface is on the rear panel of the HM8112-3 (9-pin D-sub socket). The bidirectional interface of HM8112-3 can receive data (commands) from an external device (PC) or send data (measurement values and parameters). 26 A/SOURCE (4mm safety socket) Connection of measuring cables for: – current measurement, max. 1 ampere – 2 wire resistance measurement – 4 wire resistance measurement (SOURCE) – 4 wire temperature measurement by a PT – temperature sensor (SOURCE) – continuity test up to 10 Ω 30 Voltage selctor Choice of mains voltage (115 V / 230 V). Serial Interface STOP The maximum current may amount to 1 Aeff! The serial interface is electrically isolated from the measuring circuit (Options: USB, IEEE-488). 25 LOW (4mm safety connectors) Ground connection for inputs 24 and high-impedance DC-isolated. 26 . Both connectors are 27 Fuse in the current measuring circuit The shunt is fuse-protected. The fuse (FF) is located in a fuse holder. The measuring circuit is designed for a maximum allowable measurement current of 1 ampere. Replacement of the fuse is only allowed, after the instrument was disconnected from the mains! A repair of a defective fuse or bypassing the fuse is very dangerous and absolutely prohibited! Replacement of the measuring circuit fuse STOPmeasuring circuit fuse 27 is accessible from the front The panel. A replacement of the fuse is only allowed, if no voltage is applied to the measuring connectors! Therefore all terminals V/SENSE 24 , ground 25 and A/SOURCE 26 should be The instrument is programmable by a PC Functions and ranges can be selected and measurement values stored in the instrument can be read out. The HM8112-3 is connected to another instrument by a 1:1 interface cable. It is recommended to use a 9 to 25 pin standard adapter if a PC with a 25 pin COM port isconnected. HINT Interface parameters Settings: No parity bit, 8 data bits, one stop bit, Xon-Xoff Baudrate: The communication is carried out with 9600 baud or 19200 baud. 29 28 30 Test Equipment Depot - 800.517.8431 - 99 Washington Street Melrose, MA 02176 FAX 781.665.0780 - TestEquipmentDepot.com Subject to change without notice 47 Listing of commands Data communication Layout of commands A command consists of 5 ASCII characters: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Character: 0 Character: Command category (0, 1, 2 or E) Character: Function between 0 and F Character: Parameter between 0 and F Character: Terminator, either CR or LF – – all commands end with CR or LF the character set includes figures 0 – 9, characters A – F and CR, LF the characters can be entered as upper case or lower case letters Figures 2, 3 and 4 received after 0 are interpreted as a control command. After a command has been transmitted a delay of at least 35 ms must be observed, then the next command can be sent. A transmission of invalid commands is answered with 2D0LF in case of wrong length of the command or void command category, with 2D1LF for group 1, with 2D2LF for group 2 and with 2DELF for group E. This helps debugging the controller program. The error message is transmitted immediately after occurrence. – – – Notes concerning some commands: 0000…0004 Measurement of DC voltage, ranges 100 mV to 600 V 0010…0014 True RMS with DC 0016…0019 True RMS without DC 02C3…02C5 This message is sent after a change of function or range 02F0…02F3 Request of the instrument’s data HINT By pressing button „LOCAL“ the instrument returns to manual mode. 48 Subject to change without notice 2nd FAX 781.665.0780 - TestEquipmentDepot.com 0 Test Equipment Depot - 800.517.8431 - 99 Washington Street Melrose, MA 02176 0,1mA 100Ohm 3 IAC 4 OHM 2WIRE - - - - D Sensor RTD 2WIRE E Sensor RTD 4WIRE F Sensor TH - 2 Com RS232 Subject to change without notice F DATA WRITE 3 Cal - Reference value - XXXXXXX LENGTH REVISION F Info - data read - OFF D ERROR C MESSAGE - EXT/ICE F TEST C Sensor Comp A BUFFER - OFF 9 Logger B RECORD NR. - STOP 8 Temp - 7 Measurement mode OFF AUTO 4 Math CONT 6 TRIGGER 3 Filter 1 MEAS-Time OFF - B Diode test C Continuity 0 AUTO-RANGE - 8 FREQ/PERIOD VAC 100Ohm 0,1mA 2 IDC 5 OHM 4WIRE 100mV-DC 1 VAC 0 100mV 0 VDC Function 3rd Character 1 - Password LAST CAL GROUP 1 - - RAM 23°C 1 ON START - ZERO SINGLE OFFSET 2 10ms ON J - - - - FREQ 1kOhm 1kOhm 1mA 1mA 1V-DC 1V 2 - SER NUM GROUP 2 STATE DUMP - - FRONT 2 DUMP DUMP - CAL - HIGH LIMIT 4 50ms - K - - - - PERIOD 10kOhm 10kOhm 10mA 10mA 10V-DC 10V LEAD RES LEAD RES - STATE OFF 9600 - - 3 SINGLE DUMP SINGLE DUMP - - - LOW LIMIT 8 100ms - - Pt100 Pt100 - - - 100kOhm 100kOhm 100mA 100mA 100V-DC 100V 3 - - - AUTO STATE 19200 RAM GOOD - 4 CLEAR CLEAR °C - - - 16 500ms - - - - - - - 1MOhm 1MOhm 1A 1A 600V-DC 600V 4 - - - CONT STATE - RAM FAIL - 5 AUTO CLEAR REC. END °F - - - - 1s - - Pt1000 Pt1000 - - - 10MOhm 10MOhm - - - - 5 4th Character PARAMETER - - - - - - 1V-AC - 6 - - - - - - - 6 BUF. EMPTY REC. EMPTY - - - - - 10s - - - - 10 Ohm Survey of the commands for HM8112-3 - - - - - - - 8 - STOR FULL - - - MAX - 60s - - - - - - - - - - - 10V-AC - 7 - - --> E - - - - --> - - - - - MIN - UP UP - - - - - - - - - - 100V-AC - 8 9 - - GROUP E - - - - F - - - - - - - DOWN DOWN - - - - No Change - No Change No Change No Change No Change 600V-AC No Change LF or CR Character 5th of E 2 1 0 Character Type 1st The commands have to be transmitted as characters or a numeric string in ASCII format. Characters may be lower or upper key. Each command must use CR (Chr (13) corresponds 0x0D) or LF (Chr (10) corresponds 0x0A) as its end. Listing of commands Listing commands 49
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