Gossen BD 232, SI 232-II 21.978 mA

GOSSEN METRAWATT GMBH 9

5 Operating Elements, Switching the Adapter ON and OFF, Replacing the Batteries

5.1 Keypad, Interface

Figure 4.2 Memory Adapter Operating Elements

1LCD

Displays the respective menu item during manual operation of the memory adapter.

2 Connection between two adapters with fastening screws

3 RS232 Interface

The RS232 data interface connects the adapters to one another, and to the PC.

4ESC Key

The ESC key is used to exit the current menu level and return to the next highest level.

5ON/OFF or ENTER Key

Turns the adapter on and off and acknowledges the selected menu item.

6Scroll UP Key

This key is used to select individual menu items by scrolling up, and to increase values.

7Scroll DOWN Key

This key is used to select individual menu items by scrolling down, and to decrease

values.

☞Note

Various functions can be selected with hot-key combinations (chapter 6.2, page 12

“Adapter Shortcut Functions”).

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Contents

Main Page Page 3 Multimeter, Adapter and METRAwin10 Operating Modes 3.1 General Information 3.2 Saving Measurement Data to Memory in the Multimeter 3.3 Reading Out the Multimeters Memory 3.4 Configuring Multimeter Parameters for all METRAHit 2x with SI232-II or BD232 3.5 Receiving Live Measurement Data from the DMM via adapter, but without saving to memory in the adapter SI232-II 3.6 Saving Measurement Data to the SI232/-II Memory Adapter 4 Adapter Connection and Initial Start-Up 4.1 Connecting the Adapter 4.2 Initial Start-Up - SI232-II Memory Adapter Page 21.978 mA 5.2 Display 3 1 2 5.3 Switching the Memory Adapter ON and OFF 5.4 Replacing the Batteries 6 Operating Instructions at a Glance 6.1 Menu Driven Operation 6.2 Adapter Shortcut Functions Start / Stop Manual Data Recording StorE Function Read Out Data, Configure Parameters PC Function Page 6.4 Menus Overview 7 Menu Item Descriptions 7.1 Set Sampling Rate rAtE 7.2 Set Hysteresis HYSt 7.3 Trigger Settings triG Start Recording as of the Trigger Event (without re-trigger or pre-trigger) Multiple Recordings as of the Trigger Event (with re-trigger) Recording Before the Trigger Event, or Immediate Recording (with pre-trigger) Disabling the Trigger Enabling the Trigger - Select Level (HI, LO) and Type (out, in, st-ou, st-in) Start Recording at a Selected Point in Time and then Activate the Trigger (t.time) 7.4 Recording: Duration and Type durA, CYCLE Recording without Time Limits durA Time-Limited Recording durA Cyclical Recording CYCLE Re cord Until Memory is Full CYCLE 7.5 Internal Time timE Set Current Weekday and Time (no date) 7.7 Set Transmission Speed bAud-ou, bAud-in Set Transmission Speed to the PC bAud-ou Set Transmission Speed to the Multimeter bAud-in 7.8 Start / Interrupt / Stop Data Recording StorE, LAbEL Start Data Recording (StorE mode) Start manual data recording: Interrupt Data Recording Stop Data Recording (StorE mode) 7.9 View Data at the Adapter reCAll Statistical Overview of Stored Data View Individual, Recorded Measurement Values View Primary Values from within a Memory Block 7.10 Reading Out Data from the Adapter at the PC / Parameter Configurations PC 7.11 Live Measurement Data Transmission from the Multimeter to the PC onlinE 7.12 Clear the Memory CLEAr 7.13 Query General Information inFo Display Current Weekday and Time LCD Test Internal Memory Test 8 METRAwin10 8.1 Installing METRAwin10 8.2 Program Documentation / Online Help 8.3 Starting METRAwin10 9 Memory Adapter Technical Data Supported Measuring Instruments Operating Elements and Operation Memory Real-Time Clock Interface Power Supply: Electrical Safety EMC Temperature Range / Climatic Category Mechanical Design 10 Repair and Replacement Parts Service DKD Calibration Lab and Rental Instrument Service 11 Product Support