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CHAPTER 3. OPERATION 31
Parameter On-screen Label Description/Options
Low Limit
Primary Measurement
LOWA
Sets the lower limit value for the comparator function that ap-
plies to the primary measurement.
Valid Range: -100 - 100 (%), -10000 - 10000 (ABS)
High limit
Secondary Measurement
HIGHB
Sets the upper limit value for the comparator function that ap-
plies to the secondary measurement.
Valid Range: -100 - 100 (%), -10000 - 10000 (ABS)
Low Limit
Secondary Measurement
LOWB
Sets the lower limit value for the comparator function that ap-
plies to the secondary measurement.
Valid Range: -100 - 100 (%), -10000 - 10000 (ABS)
Table 3.11: Bin Setup Parameters
3.9.6 Saving BIN Comparator Results
When TOOLS is selected, the so menu will have the SAVE option; this saves the primary and secondary
measurements and the test result of the BIN comparator function to an external USB flash drive.
1. Insert an external USB flash drive to the front panel USB host port until the USB icon on the top right of the
display will appear.
During USB activity, the unit will pause and not respond until the activity is complete.
2. Press the function key below the SAVE START option to save. Data is saved as a .CSV (comma delimited)
file in the folder named CSV in the USB flash drive.
3. To stop saving, press the function key below the SAVE STOP option.
Note: The saved data has the following format: Primary measurement, Secondary measurement,
Test Result. Test Result is either LO, HI, or IN for Compare Mode. For BIN MODE, it is either
OUT or the BIN number (1 – 9). If measurements are made continuously, the instrument saves
data at approximately twice a second.
3.10 Trace Function
The trace function measures the primary and secondary measurements and plots them versus time. To use the
trace function, there are three steps to follow:
1. Select the primary and secondary measurement parameters for the test. To do this, follow instructions in
Measurement Setup, Section 3.8.
2. Setup the trace parameters from the Trace Setup display.
3. Navigate to the Trace Display Tools menu to start the test.
3.10.1 Trace Setup
The trace setup menu can be accessed by pressing the buon, and then press the function key
corresponding to TRACE SETUP from the so menu. Use the arrow keys to select each parameter, and the