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There's only one adjustment, but you have to set it differently for P6019/P6021 and P6020/P6022. There's a lever switch on the front to pick the probe model, why doesn't it select LF COMP as well? This strikes me as an inexcusable gaffe. How did they miss it? | There's only one adjustment, but you have to set it differently for P6019/P6021 and P6020/P6022. There's a lever switch on the front to pick the probe model, why doesn't it select LF COMP as well? This strikes me as an inexcusable gaffe. How did they miss it? | ||
--[[User:Vintage dave]] 20:26, 13 February 2023 | |||
I believe Tek also asks you to recheck the compensation if you just change from one current probe to another of the same type. This appears to be to accommodate variations in the probes. | :I believe Tek also asks you to recheck the compensation if you just change from one current probe to another of the same type. This appears to be to accommodate variations in the probes. | ||
:--[[User:Jadney]] 04:48, 7 March 2023 |
Latest revision as of 04:30, 8 March 2023
LOW FREQUENCY COMPENSATION
There's only one adjustment, but you have to set it differently for P6019/P6021 and P6020/P6022. There's a lever switch on the front to pick the probe model, why doesn't it select LF COMP as well? This strikes me as an inexcusable gaffe. How did they miss it? --User:Vintage dave 20:26, 13 February 2023
- I believe Tek also asks you to recheck the compensation if you just change from one current probe to another of the same type. This appears to be to accommodate variations in the probes.
- --User:Jadney 04:48, 7 March 2023