Ac/Dc Voltage Measurement; Data Transfer Via Infrared Interface - BEHA Unitest Telaris ISO Plus Mode D'emploi

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6.4 AC/DC Voltage Measurement

Connected loads generating EMV disturbance or
harmonic waves may impair the display quality.
Select the "UAC/DC" measurement range
using the measurement function selection
dial (19).
Connect the red test lead to the "UAC/DC"
socket and the black test lead to the "COM"
socket.
Connect the test leads to the UUT.
Select between AC or DC voltage pressing
the "AC/DC" key (17).
When switching on or changing to the "UAC/DC"
measurement function, the default setting is al-
ways "AC".
Read the measurement result on the display
screen.
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Overvoltage Protection for Voltage Measurement
If a external voltage of maximum 600 V AC/DC is
connected by mistake to the UAC/DC measurement
socket, TELARIS ISO plus will not be damaged. The
instrument displays ">600V". After removal of the
overvoltage wait for approx. 20 s to obtain correct
measurement values.
If an AC voltage >25 V is measured within the
DC voltage range, the instrument displays
"Uext".
This is also valid for the AC range if measuring
a DC voltage > 25 V.

7.0 Data Transfer via Infrared Interface

It is possible to realise the data transfer (or data fil-
ing) of all measurement data saved to the PC via in-
frared interface. The respective "Report-Studio"
software is required together with the interface
adapter (Order No. 1203).
The data transfer procedure is quite easy, please
proceed as follows:
Connect interface adapter to the TELARIS
ISO plus.
Connect the adapter cable via 9pole-D-Sub-
Plug (RS232) to the PC (e.g. Com2).
Open "Report-Studio" (please refer to the
"Report-Studio" instruction manual).
Select menu point "Read-in data" or click
with the mouse the button "read files from
measurement instrument".
The message "send data" appears on the PC screen.
Press the "Send" key (22).
The data transfer is started. After a few seconds, all
memorised data is available on the PC for further
processing.
For further information, please refer to the "Report-
Studio" instruction manual.
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