Datasheet
A multi-channel 8,000-point TRMS digital MULTIMETER
As in the four "instrument" modes, a single press on the specialized key
gives access to the multimeter. Series OX 7000 instruments include
a veritable two- or four-channel TRMS digital multimeter - the basic
instrument for all diagnostics - to make measurements of
amplitude (AC and DC voltage and current, power, thermocouples,
etc.), resistance, continuity, and capacitance and to test
components. The PT 100 and PT 1000 configurations can be used to
measure a temperature based on the 100 and 1000
Ω resistive sensors. Here again,
all types of sensors used provide scaling and the use of their true physical unit for
the greatest possible convenience and efficiency.
Automatic recording of the measured values in
memory is performed on all active channels,
making possible surveillance of a period lasting
from 5 minutes to 24 hours.
(oscilloscope mode)
Thanks to the touch screen, the menus, in five
languages, take you straight to all of the
functions. The stylus can be used to act on
the various graphic elements. The context-
sensitive display zone reports the adjustment
in progress unambiguously.
The trace display zone is vast
(110 x 75 mm) in
"FULL SCREEN" mode,
so a screen capture contains
no superfluous information
or menus.
The oscilloscope, multimeter,
harmonics analyzer, and recorder
modes are directly accessible on
the front panel of the instrument.
There are 33 keys for direct
access to the various
parameters and modes of the
instrument. Context-sensitive
on-line help (in five languages)
concerning the keys of the
device is available on screen.
A MULTIPLE INSTRUMENT FOR COMPLETE, PRECISE DIAGNOSTICS
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CHARACTERISTICS MULTIMETER, 2 or 4 channels - 8,000 points - TRMS
AC, DC, AC + DC voltages 400.0 mV to 600.0 VRMS or 800.0 VDC - precision VDC 0.5% L + 5 D - pass bandwith 50 kHz
Resistance 80.00 Ω to 32.00 MΩ - precision 0.5% L+ 5 D - Rapid 10-ms continuity test
Other measurements Capacitance, 5.000 nF to 50.00 mF / Frequency 200.0 MHz - 3.3 V diode test