B&K Precision 5492BGPIB - Manual - Manual (Page 46)

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Warning: Readings inside the buffer are volatile. Therefore do not power off the instrument or
data will be lost. Additionally, each time the store reading function is enabled and initialized,
previously stored data in the buffer will be overwritten.
4.3.2 Recall Readings
Use the following steps to recall the stored readings and their statistical information (minimum, maximum,
average, and standard deviation):
1. Press → to enter the menu on the menu level, “A: MEAS MENU” will be displayed.
2. Use or key to move across to the SYS MENU on the menu level, “D: SYS MENU” will
be displayed.
3. Press to move down to the command level within the SYS MENU, “1: RDGS STORE” will be
displayed.
4. Use or key to move across to the SAVED RDGS command, “3: SAVED RDGS” will be
displayed.
5. Press to move down a level to view the stored readings. “MEM” annunciator will turn on to
indicate the instrument accessing buffer memory. If no readings are stored, a “BUFFER EMPTY”
message will be displayed for a few seconds.
6. Use or key to navigate through the readings. The display may look like any of the
following when browsing through all the stored readings:
7. Use the function keys or press → to exit from the menu and return to measurement
mode.
Warning: Readings inside the buffer are volatile. Therefore do not power off the instrument or
data will be lost. Additionally, each time the store reading function is enabled and initialized,
previously stored data in the buffer will be overwritten.
1.234 m:005
Reading Unit
Prefix
Reading # or type of
statistical information
Reading: Stored reading value
Unit Prefix: The unit prefix that applies
to the Reading. This can be m (10 -3 ), u
(10 -6 ), n (10 -9 ), or blank.
Reading # or type of statistical
information: Indicates the reading # or
count that corresponds to the Reading.
This can be any number from 001 – 512.
Additionally, this can display the type of
statistical information in which the
Reading corresponds with. This can be
MAX, MIN, AVG, or STD (See section
“4.3.3 Buffer Statistics ” for details).