Fluke 8846A FE 8845A & 8846A Users Manual - Page 92
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8845A/8846A Users Manual Line-Power, 2-4 -H- Historgram, 3-14 -I- Input Impedance, Automatic, 3-9 Inspecting Meter, 2-3 -K- Keys Range, 3-6 Soft, 3-4 Soft, labels for, 3-5 -L- Limits Testing setting of limits, 3-11 Using, 3-10 Line Voltage Selection, 2-4 -M- Manual set, 1-3 Math functions Limits testing, 3-10 MX+B, 3-12 Offset, 3-11 Math Operations, 3-9 Measurement Complete Monitoring of, 4-17 Understanding of, 3-16 Measurements AC current, 4-11 AC Voltage, 4-5 Capacitance, 4-12 Current, 4-9 DC current, 4-10 DC Voltage, 4-4 Frequency, 4-6 Period, 4-6 Resistance, 4-7 2-wire, 4-7 4-wire, 4-8 Temperature, 4-13 Voltage, 4-4 Memory Configuration Recall, 3-19 Storing, 3-18 management of, 3-20 Reading recall, 3-18 Reading storage, 3-17 Memory, Access to, 3-16 Meter errors 2 Reading, 3-20 MX+B function, 3-12 -O- Offset, setting of, 3-11 Options and Accessories, 1-7 -P- Period measurements, 4-6 Product Description, 1-3 -R- Range Key, 3-6 Readings recalling, 3-18 storing, 3-17 Rear panel, 3-6 Recalling configurations, 3-19 Recalling readings, 3-18 Resistance measurements 2-wire, 4-7 4-wire, 4-8 Resistance Measurements, 4-7 RTD Temperature measurements, 4-13 -S- Safety Information, 1-4 Secondary display activation of, 4-3 Shipping Meter, 2-3 Specifications, 1-9 Statistics taking of, 3-9 Storing configurations, 3-18 Storing Meter, 2-3 Storing readings, 3-17 Symbols, 1-6 -T- Temperature setting default scale, 3-9 Temperature measurements, 4-13 Time, setting of, 3-21 TrendPlot, 3-13 Trigger functions, 3-14 Trigger sources, 3-15 Triggering Auto, 3-15 Choosing a source, 3-15 External, 3-15 I/O jack, 4-17 setting a delay, 4-16 Setting a delay, 3-16 Setting number of samples, 3-16