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Operation Basics: Functional Overview
WFM 90 & WFM 91 User Manual
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Variable Gain Mode
The Variable Gain mode allows the user to vary signal gain for the
Waveform and Vector displays between 45% and 155%. The mode is
enabled through a menu selection in the Configuration menu.
The variable gain adjustment tracks between the Waveform and
Vector display modes, and can be adjusted from the Waveform-in-
Picture display mode. When the Variable Gain mode is enabled, the
message
GAIN UNCAL is displayed in the on-screen readout.
Time-Out Mode
The Time-out mode allows the user to automatically shut down the
backlight and/or the instrument after there has been no keypad
activity for a menu-selected length of time. The Time-out mode
enables the user to reduce battery power usage while the instrument
is battery powered, and also to extend the life of the backlight bulb.
The Time-out mode is enabled through a menu selection in the
Configuration menu.
When the backlight has been timed out, the LCD display goes blank
and the instrument appears to be off. The backlight is turned back on
by pressing any keypad button other than the
ON button. The
backlight shutdown is functional when the instrument is either
battery or DC powered.
When the instrument power has been timed out, the
ON button must
be pressed to turn the instrument back on. The instrument power
shutdown is only functional when the instrument is battery powered.
Calibration Mode
The Calibration mode allows the user to adjust the instrument to
factory specifications, if necessary. The Calibration mode is entered
by pressing and holding the
CONFIG button for a few seconds. The
instrument adjustments are performed entirely from the keypad with
the use of specified input signals. The instructions for readjusting the
instrument to specifications are located in the service manual.
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