Quick Start Guide

1.1 Product Overview and Features
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Overview Chapter 1
1.1 Product Overview and Features
Recording various analog
signals
Measurements are
provided in combina-
tion with optional input
modules, cables and clamp
probes depending on the
application.
Voltage, Current, Tempera-
ture, Acceleration, Vibra-
tion, Frequency, Stress, etc.
Automatic and manual saving, loading
and file management of measurement
data (⇒ p. 65)
Data saving and loading are available with optional PC
Cards. Also, using optional proprietary drives, saving
and loading can be performed on floppy diskettes, MO
or hard disk. Data on storage media can be managed
with this instrument.
"Chapter 10 Saving/Loading Data & Managing Files" in
the Instruction Manual
Memory capacity can be expanded with optional mem-
ory boards. (This option must be specified when order-
ing.) 8860: 32 Megawords to 1 Gigaword, Model 8861:
64 Megawords to 2 Gigawords
Automatic and manual
printing of measurement
data (⇒ p. 75)
Measurement data can be printed
with the optional A4 or A6 internal
printer and special recording pa-
per. Printing is also available on
an external USB printer.
"Chapter 11 Printing" in the
Instruction Manual
Recording logic signals
Measures using optional logic
probes.
Mixed analog and
logic recording is
possible.
Remote control and data collection
The instrument can be connected to a PC for measure-
ment data analysis and remote control.
"Chapter 13 Communications Settings" in the
Instruction Manual
External Control
The instrument can be controlled by external signals.
"Chapter 14 External Control" in the Instruction Manual
Easy entry of text and numerical values
Screen operations and character input can be per-
formed by connecting a commonly available mouse
or keyboard.
"3.3 Common Operations" in the
Instruction Manual
Input Module Guide
X-Y Display ZoomSplit-Screen Display
Numerical Calculations
Gauge and Level Monitor
Displays
In this case
• Viewing waveforms before and
after an anomaly.
• Capturing the waveform of an
intermittent anomaly.
• Recording multiple signal lines
over an extended period.
• Acquiring measurement data for
processing on a PC.
Overlay
Sheet Display
Analysis
Measures with functions
that support analytical
applications
Memory Function
Recorder Function
Real-Time Saving Function
FFT Function
Cursor Measurements
Many other functions are provided in addition to these. Refer to "Appendix 2 Overview of Settings and Functions"
(⇒ p. A2) and "Chapter 1 Overview" in the Instruction Manual.