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3 Move down to the “commands” level within the CAL MENU.

Either

SECURED or UNSECURED is the first command on this level.

To perform a calibration,

UNSECURED must be displayed. If SECURED

is displayed, see example 1 in this chapter to unsecure for calibration.

1: UNSECURED

4 Move across to the

CALIBRATE command on this level.

There are four command choices available in the

CAL MENU. Each choice

on this level has a number prefix for easy identification (

1: , 2: , etc.).

2: CALIBRATE

5 Move down to edit the

CALIBRATE VALUE parameter.

The calibration value should read 100.000,0 mVDC when you come to

this point in the menu for the first time (when set to 100 mVdc range).

For this example, you will set the calibration value to 0.0 volts.

∧ 100.000,0 mVDC

When you see the flashing “∧” on the left side of the display, you can

abort the edit and return to the “commands” level by pressing

∧ .

6 Move the flashing cursor over to edit the first digit.

Notice that the leftmost digit is flashing.

100.000,0 mVDC

∨

Chapter 3 Menu Tutorial

A Front-Panel Menu Tutorial