Can the user specify a DC offset to the waveform?
1654685
Yes, the Main software panel provides user controlled settings for waveform phase, frequency, amplitude, and *Y-Offset* AKA the DC component of the resulting wave...
2231264
you can set the deadband in 0.1 degree C increments. It does have a compressor delay that you can set the time for.
1879307
I am not sure. But I am fairly certain you cannot do this within one note. I believe you would have to install the driver and utility From the manufacturer and use that to configure it.
1281791
Yes you can. It will move up and down between loops and change the record mode.
1401599
I don't think you can do that. Watching the screen in operation it seems to display an RMS value updated at about 1 second intervals. If you watch immediately upon applying a load the first displayed number may (or may not) be close to the peak starting load. I'm not sure if the device also stores history data - I've never required such a feature.
394553
I don't think so... but the hour you can adjust to set automatically from de network. Regards,
1523888
There is a progress display, but it does not show a waveform. You would have to go with the newer versions for that.
1917233
You "might" be able to. I can't guarantee that you will, due to the internal fuse that appeared to be very, very, sensitive to any fluctuation when I first tried this unit. I returned the first one to Amazon when that happened and had to return the 2nd one as well.
137739
On AC current it is OK but on DC it is very unstable and you have to constantly pushing Reset because after measuring a current it does not returns to zero, it stays at there last measure.
148358
I believe you can do that, but I only used for single count-up timer. Sorry for not being able to give you a definite answer.
14218
Correct. The relay is actually turned OFF ONLY at the zero cross point of the AC wave. It can be turned ON at any point in the wave depending on your needs, load, EMI requirements etc. So with DC it would turn on but not off (no matter what your control input) unless the DC voltage dropped to zero for whatever reason. Also It would likely NOT handle anything like the rated voltages(give as RMS) with DC load.
1982319
Yes, and it is is possible using the command line interface (i.e. from Serial, Telnet, or SSH)Here are the commands I used to do it:configureinterface GE 1power inline limit 0 #offpower inline limit 15400 #on
608433
You can connect via Adat or spdif. I'm pretty sure the 1/4" inputs bypass the pres. I know at least it happens on the first two pres where there's an "instrument" option. Not really sure how it works on inputs 2-8, never tried.
1925342
You don't. On AC, the meter ignores any DC component, so any DC offset is ignored.
955128
You can only if the last setting before turing it off was the highest setting. It will always turn on from the Ast setting you turned it off from.
1754166
The timing rate is non adjustable as far as I know. I have found nothing on the device that appears to be any kind of adjustment. It simply has preset sequences to select by pressing the momentary switch that plugs into the unit.
58739
Yes. Select either up to 40A or 400A by rotary switch. Defaults to DC measurements.