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Teledyne API Model 100AH SO
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Analyzer Instruction Manual, 02417, Rev. D
5.3.4.2 Auto Range
Auto Range allows output range to automatically range between a low value (RANGE1) and a
higher value (RANGE2). When the instrument output increases to 98% of the low range value, it
will Auto Range into Hi range. In Hi range, when the output decreases to 75% of low range, it
will change to the lower range. There is only one low range and one high range for all outputs.
The Hi range mode is signaled by a bit on the STATUS option, see Table 4-3. If you select a Hi
range that is less than Low range, the M100AH will remain locked in Low range and behave as a
Single Range instrument.
To set up Auto Range press SETUP-RNGE-MODE-AUTO, then press ENTR. To set the values
press SETUP-RNGE-SET. The M100AH will prompt you for Low Range, then Hi Range which
is the lower and upper ranges of Auto Range. Key in the values desired, then press ENTR.
Once desired range is selected, then M100AH should be calibrated for each range entered. (Refer
Section 8.6 for Calibration Procedure.)
5.3.4.3 Dual Ranges
Dual Ranges allows you to select different ranges for REC and DAS analog output channels. To
set up Dual Ranges press SETUP-RNGE-MODE-DUAL, then press ENTR. To set the values
press SETUP-RNGE-SET. The M100AH will prompt you for the range of RANGE1 (REC) and
RANGE2 (DAS) outputs (refer to Figure 2-2 for corresponding analog output terminals). Key in
the desired range for each output channel, then press ENTR after each value.
If Dual Range is selected and their desired ranges are entered accordingly, the M100AH should
be calibrated for each of the range selected. See Section 8.6 for Calibration Procedure.
If user has selected either Auto Range or Dual Range, then pressing CAL button will cause to
display LOW RANGE (RANGE 1) and HI RANGE (RANGE 2). Select desired range number
and press ENTR to continue calibration procedure of selected range. Under each range
calibration procedure, the M100AH will display separate test measurement functions
accordingly to show the Slope, Offset, Range, etc. However once exit this calibration menu and
return to the main menu (see Figure 2-4), then the test measurement parameters for LOW
RANGE (RANGE1) are used throughout the M100AH.
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