Printing Measured Values (Print Key) - Chauvin Arnoux C.A 6549 Manual De Instrucciones

Depending on the measurement mode a graph may be available by pressing the GRAPH key. Except for
Adjustable Step measurements the TEMPERATURE menu is available by pressing the T° key. To enter
the PRINT menu to print of the measurement, press the PRINT key.
To exit from the MR function, press MR again or turn the switch.

6.3. PRINTING MEASURED VALUES (PRINT KEY)

Pressing the PRINT key gives access to the menu below:
 Print result:
P re s e n t m e a s u re m e n t re s u l t : f o l l o w i n g a
measurement or after access to the MR mode.
 Print memory
Printing of stored measurements.
Baud rate / Port

Baud rate selected in the SET-UP menu (see § 4.5).
The COM symbol in the top right corner of the display indicates data transmission to the printer.
6.3.1. PRESENT MEASUREMENT RESULT: PRINT RESULT
When this printing mode is selected, the following are printed, in order:
 general information concerning the measurement,
the measurement result,

if the T° function was activated, the measurement result referred to the reference temperature,

 for a Timed Run test, the list of recorded samples.
To stop printing, turn the rotary switch.
Depending on the measurement performed, the following forms are obtained.
 All measurements except step function measurements:
CHAUVIN ARNOUX C.A 6549
Instrument number: 700 016
Company: .....................................................
Address: .......................................................
......................................................................
Tel.: ...............................................................
Fax: ...............................................................
Email: ............................................................
Description: ..................................................
OBJECT: 01 TEST: 01
INSULATION RESISTANCE TEST
Date: 30.04.2009
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PRINT
Print result
Print memory
Baud rate / Port
(printed only in MR mode)
9600 / RS 232