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Brand PCE
Model PA6000
Product Type Digital Multimeter
Measurement Functions AC/DC Voltage, AC/DC Current, Resistance, Capacitance, Frequency, Diode Test, Continuity Test
Display 6000-count LCD with backlight
Auto-ranging Yes
Data Hold Yes
Max/Min Recording Yes
Relative Measurement Yes
Safety Rating CAT III 600V, CAT II 1000V
Power Supply 2 x 1.5V AAA batteries
Dimensions 180 x 80 x 50 mm
Weight 350 g (with batteries)
Operating Temperature 0°C to 40°C
Storage Temperature -10°C to 50°C
Accessories Included Test leads, thermocouple, carrying case, batteries, manual
Maintenance Clean with dry cloth; do not use solvents
Reparability No user-serviceable parts; contact authorized service center

Frequently Asked Questions - PA6000 PCE

How do I measure AC voltage with the PA6000?
Set the rotary switch to the AC voltage range (V~). Insert the black lead into COM jack and red lead into VΩ jack. Connect probes to the circuit. Read the value on the display.
Does the PA6000 have auto-ranging?
Yes, the PA6000 features auto-ranging for voltage, current, and resistance measurements. You can also manually select ranges using the RANGE button.
What is the maximum voltage the PA6000 can measure?
The PA6000 can measure up to 1000V DC and 750V AC. It is rated CAT II 1000V and CAT III 600V.
How do I replace the batteries in the PA6000?
Turn off the meter and remove the test leads. Open the battery compartment on the back. Replace the two AAA batteries with new ones, observing polarity. Close the compartment.
Can the PA6000 measure temperature?
Yes, the PA6000 can measure temperature using a type K thermocouple (included). Set the rotary switch to TEMP position and connect the thermocouple.
What does the continuity test sound like?
The PA6000 emits a continuous beep when the resistance between the probes is less than about 50 ohms, indicating a closed circuit.
How do I use the Data Hold function?
Press the HOLD button to freeze the current reading on the display. Press HOLD again to release it.
What is the backlight for?
The backlight illuminates the display for easier reading in low-light conditions. Press the LIGHT button to turn it on or off.
How should I clean the PA6000?
Disconnect all leads and turn off the meter. Wipe the exterior with a dry, soft cloth. Do not use water or solvents.
Is the PA6000 safe for industrial use?
Yes, the PA6000 is designed with safety in mind. It meets CAT III 600V and CAT II 1000V overvoltage standards, suitable for industrial environments. However, always follow safety precautions.

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USER MANUAL PA6000 PCE

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PCE-PA6000

0.99cosθ 802 AC 235,0 ±17 3,45° PCE-PA6000

Your purchase of this POWER ANALYZER marks a step forward for you into the field of precision measurement. Although this POWER ANALYZER is a complex and delicate instrument, its durable structure developed. Please read the following instructions carefully and always keep this manual within easy reach.

OPERATION MANUAL

Caution Symbol

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Caution :

* Risk of electric shock!
* During the measurement, do not open the cabinet.

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Caution :

* Do not apply the overload voltage, current to the input terminal!
* Remove test leads before open the battery cover!
* Cleaning - Only use the dry cloth to clean the plastic case!

Environment Conditions

* Installation categories II .
* Pollution Degree 2.
* Altitude up to 2000 meters.
* Indoor use.
* Relative humidity 80% max.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

  1. FEATURES.... 1
  2. SPECIFICATIONS.... 1

2-1 General Specifications.... 1

2-2 Electrical Specifications.... 3

  1. FRONT PANEL DESCRIPTION....8
  2. PRECAUTIONS & PREPARATIONS FOR MEASUREMENT....10
  3. MEASURING PROCEDURE ...... 10

5-1 AC Watt/V/A/PF, Hz Measurement .....11
5-2 AC VA/V/A/PF, Hz Measurement .....12
5-3 AC Watt Hour ( Whr ) Measurement 13
5-4 AC Voltage, Current Measurement .....13
5-5 DC Volta ge, Current Measurement .....14
5-6 Ohm Measurement....15
5-7 AC Watt, VA, Whr measurement, current input cooperate with CT (current transformer)......15
5-8 AC Watt, VA, Whr measurement, current input cooperate with Clamp-On Probe....16
5-9 Data Hold.... 17
5-10 Peak Hold....17
5-11 Alarm Setting....18

  1. MAINTENANCE....18

6-1 Battery Replacement 19
6-2 Cleaning....19

  1. RS232 PC SERIAL INTERFACE.... 20

1. FEATURES

* Multi-functions : WATT, VA, Whr, COS θ (Power factor), ACV, ACA, DCV, DCA, Hz, ohm.

* True AC power( Watt ) & apparent power ( VA ) measurement.

* True rms display for ACV, ACA.

* 0.1 W resolution (< 1000 W), high precision an high resolution in the low wat range, good performance for low power LED lamp watt measurement.

* Large LCD, easy to read-out, display the Watt, Power factor, Voltage & Current value at the same time.

* Accept different kinds current input signal as direct input, inductive clamp probe or CT (current transformer).

* Auto range.

* Built-in peak hold & data hold function.

* Watt & VA measurement with Hi, low alarm setting capability.

* RS-232 output interface.

* Exclusive custom exclusive design LSI circuit, provides high accuracy, reliability and durability.

* Built-in over input indication.

* Power supply by batteries or AC to DC adapter.

* Built-in low battery indicator.

* Durable bench type housing plastic case with carrying handle.

2. SPECIFICATIONS

2-1 General Specifications

Display * 93 mm x52 mm large LCD ( Liquid Crystal Display) display.* Multi-display unit, show Volt, Ampere, Watt, Power factor or Hz at same time.
Measurement WATT, VA, Whr,, Power factor, ACV, ACA, DCV, DCA, Hz, ohm.
Zero AdjustmentWhr:External adjustment by push button.
DCV, ACV, DCA, ACA :Automatic adjustment.
Polarity Automaticswitching, "-" indicates reverse polarity.
Current input Direct modeinput, inductive clamp probe or CT.
Over input Indication of " - - - - " or " - - - - ".Indication
Data Output RS232serial interface.
Sampling TimeW, VA, ACA, ACV, COS θ , Hz :Approx. 1.5 Sec.
DCV, DCA, OHM :Approx. 1 Sec.
Operating Temp. 0to 50 (32 to 122).°C °F
Operating Less than Humidity80 % R.H..
Power SupplyBattery power :DC 9V, 1.5 V AA (UM-3) battery x 6 PCs.
AC power :AC to DC 9V adapter (500 mA), optional.
Power Consumption Approx. DC 55 mABattery power :
Dimension 280 x 210 x 90 mm (11.0 x 8.3 x 3.5 inch).
Weight Approx. 1.6 Kg (3.52 LB).
Standard Accessories Instruction Manual...... 1 PC.Test leads (red & black)......1 pair.

2-2 Electrical Specifications (23±5) ℃

Watt (AC, true power),current mode from direct input
Range Resolution Accuracy
6,000 Watt 0.1 Watt (< 1000W) ± (1.5% + 5d)
* Accuracy is specified under the following conditions:a) AC input current is 0.05 ACA & ≥ 10 ACA. ≤b) AC input voltage is within 110 V± 15 % and 220V± 15%.c) ACA, ACV input signal is sine wave, 50/60 Hz.d) Power factor ≥0.5.* ACA, ACV frequency response is from 40 to 400 Hz.* Max. volt & current input signal value :Volt input : Max. AC 600V, Current input : Max. AC 10A
Watt (AC, true power),current input cooperate with inductive probe or CT
Range Resolution
0.1 to 999.9 Watt 0.1 Watt
9,999 Watt 1 Watt
99.99 KW 0.01 KW
999.9 KW 0.1 kW
* Accuracy will be same as the above " Direct Current Input Mode " but plus the accuracy value of Current Transformer ( CT ) or the accuracy value of Inductive Current Probe.* Input current should obey :Inductive Probe : ≥20 ACA.CT 100/5 A : ≥ 8 ACA.CT 1000/5 A : ≥ 80 ACA.
VA ( AC, Apparent Power )current mode from direct input
Range Resolution Accuracy
99.99 VA 0.01 VA ± ( 2 % + 2d )
999.9 VA 0.1 VA
9,999 VA 1 VA
* Accuracy is specified under the following conditions :a) AC input current is 0.05 ACA & ≥ ≤ 10 ACA.b) AC input voltage is within 110 V± 15 % and 220V 15%.c) ACA, ACV input signal is sine wave, 50/60 Hz.

* ACA, ACV frequency response is from 40 to 400 Hz.

POWER FACTORcurrent mode from direct input only
Range Resolution Accuracy
0.01 to 1.00 0.01 ± (1.5% + 2 d)
* Accuracy are specified under the following conditions:a) AC input current is 0.05 ACA & 10 ACA.≥b) AC input voltage is within 110 V 15 % and 220V 15%.c) ACA, ACV input signal is sine wave, 50/60 Hz.* Max. volt & current input value :Volt input : AC 600V, Current input : AC 10A
AC VOLTAGE ( true rms ), DC VOLTAGE
RangeResolutionAccuracy
0.1 V to 299.9 V 0.1 VDCV:±(1%+1d)ACV (10 V):≤±(1%+7d)ACV (11 V to 100 V):±(1%+5d)ACV (Others):±(1%+1d)
300 V to 600 V 1 V
* Auto range.* Max. input voltage : AC 600 V, DC 600 V.* ACV accuracy is test under input signal is sine wave,50/60 Hz.* ACV frequency response is from 40 to 400 Hz.* ACV is true rms.
AC CURRENT ( true rms ), DC CURRENT current mode from direct input
RangeResolutionAccuracy
ACA0.05 A to 1.999 A 1mA ± (1%+3d)
2.00 A to 10.00 A 10 mA
DCA0.01A to 10.00 A 10 mA ± (1%+1d)
* Max. input current : AC 10 A, DC 10 A.* ACA accuracy is test under input signal is sine wave, 50/60 Hz.* ACA frequency response is from 40 to 400 Hz.* ACA is true rms.
AC CURRENT ( true rms ), DC CURRENT current mode from inductive probe
RangeResolution
ACA< 20 A0.01 A
20 A to 199.9 A0.1 A
200 A to 1000 A1 A
DCA1000 A1 A
* Accuracy : Meter voltage range accuracy plus Inductive Probe's accuracy.* ACA is true rms.
AC CURRENTcurrent mode from CT ( current transformer )
RangeResolution
CT 100/5A, 0.1 to 200 A 0.001 A, < 20 A
0.1 A, 20 A ≥
CT 1000/5A, 1 to 2000 A 0.1 A, < 200 A
1 A, 200 A ≥
* Accuracy : Meter current range accuracy plusCT ( current transformer ) accuracy.* ACA is true rms.
Watt Hourcurrent from direct input
Range Resolution
0.001 Whr to 9.999 Whr 0.001 Whr
10.00 Whr to 99.99 Whr 0.01 Whr
100.0 Whr to 999.9 Whr 0.1 Whr
1000 Whr to 9999 Whr 1 Whr
10 K Whr to 99.99 K Whr 10 Whr
100 K Whr to 999.9 K Whr 100 Whr
1000 K Whr to 9999 K Whr 1 K Whr
* When Watt Hour value over 9999 K Whr, theDisplay value will reset to 0000 K Whr, then countup again.* Accuracy & other specification requirement same as" Watt " range exactly
OHMS
RangeResolutionAccuracy
9,999 ohm 1 ohm ± ( 1 % + 1d )
19.99 K ohm 10 ohm
* Auto range.* Overload protection " Max. AC/DC 300 V.Hz
RangeResolutionAccuracy
10.0 Hz to 99.9 Hz. 0.1 Hz ± (1% + 1d)
100 Hz to 999 Hz. 1 Hz
* Auto range.* Frequency signal input voltage level should >6V & 600 V. ≤

Remark :

The above specifications are tested under the environment RF Field Strength less than 3 V/M & frequency less than the 30 MHz only.

3. FRONT PANEL DESCRIPTION

3-1 3-10 3-11 3-15 3-14 3-2 3-3 3-4 3-5 3-6 3-7 3-8 3-9 3-12 3-13 3-16 3-17 3-18 3-19

3-23 3-22 3-21 3-20

Fig. 1

MARKS:

$$ \text { On } = 1, \text { Off } = 0 $$

$$ A C = \sim , D C = - - - $$

3-1 LCD Display

3-2 Power Switch

3-3 AC V/A/WATT Switch

3-4 DC V/A Switch

3-5 Ohm Switch

3-6 Current In Switch

3-7 WATT/VA/Whr Button

3-8 Whr Zero Button

3-9 COS θ (power factor)/Hz Button

3-10 Peak Hold Button

3-11 Data Hold Button

3-12 Current Mode Button

3-13 " ^ " Button ( Alarm Set )

3-14 " > " Button ( Alarm Set )

3-15 Alarm Set Button

3-16 Watt Terminal

3-17 V/Ohm Terminal

3-18 COM Terminal

3-19 Current Terminal

3-20 Clamp-On Current Input Terminals

3-21 DC 9V Power Adapter Input Socket

3-22 RS-232 Output Terminal

3-23 Battery Cover/Battery Compartment

4. PRECAUTIONS & PREPARATIONS FOR MEASUREMENT

1) Ensure that the batteries are connected correctly to their snap terminals and placed in the battery compartment.
2) Select & push the correct Switch & button before marking measurements
3) Place the Test Lead into the proper input terminal before marking measurements.
4) Remove either of the test leads from the circuit under test while changing the measurement function.
5) Operate the instrument only in the ambient temperature range of 0 to 50 (32 to 122 °C) and less than 80% Relative humidity.
6) Do not exceed the maximum rated voltage of each range and input terminal.
7) Always switch the power to its "Off" position when the instrument is not in use. Remove the batteries if not intend to use the instrument for a long period of time.

5. MEASURING PROCEDURE

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Caution :

* Do not apply the overload voltage, current to the input terminal!

5-1 AC Watt/ V/ A/ PF/ Hz Measurement

1) Push the "Power switch" (3-2, Fig. 1) to "On" position.

$$ \mathrm{On} = 1, \mathrm{Off} = 0 $$

2) Select the "AC V/A/WATT Switch" (3-3, Fig. 1).
3) Select the " Current In Switch " ( 3-6, Fig. 1 ) to the " DIRECT " position.
4) Power off the "Power Source" of the measured installation.

Make the wire connection and connect the test leads into terminals ( 3-16, 3-17, 3-18, 3-19 ) as the Fig. 2

PCE PA6000 - 5-1 AC Watt/ V/ A/ PF/ Hz Measurement - 1

flowchart
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    A["POWER SOURCE Fig. 2"] --> B["LOAD"]
    B --> C["10 A COM V WATT"]
    C --> D["3-19 3-18 3-17 3-16"]
    C --> E["Output Line"]

For example : The wire connection for measuring the power of " Electrical Bulb "

WATT V COM 10A POWER SOURCE AC 110 V or 220 V

6) * Connect the "LOAD" to the terminals of 3-17, 3-18, refer Fig. 2.

* Connect the "POWER SOURCE" to the terminals of 3-16, 3-19, refer Fig. 2.

7) Power on the "Power Source" of the measured installation.

The "LCD display" (3-1, Fig. 1) will show the Watt, Voltage, Current, PF (Power Factor) at the same time.

* Watt function is the true power ( V x A x PF ) measurement.

* Voltage & Current function is the true rms measurement.

* For the Watt measurement, the max. input current should less than ACA 10A.

Line frequency ( Hz ) measurement :

8) During the Watt measurement, push the "PF/Hz Button" (3-9, Fig. 1) once, will show Line frequency value instead of the PF value.

* Push the "PF/Hz Button" again, the Hz value will disappear & the PF value will display again.

5-2 AC VA/ V/ A/ PF/ Hz Measurement

All the measuring procedures are same as the above "5-1 AC Watt/V/A/PF/Hz Measurement" except should push the "WATT/VA/Whr Button" (3-7, Fig. 1) once, then the display will show the VA, voltage, current, Hz at the same time.

* The VA function is the apparent power (V x A) measurement.

* During the VA measurement, the LCD will show VA, Voltage, Current & Hz, it can not show the value of PF (Power Factor).

5-3 AC Watt Hour ( Whr ) Measurement

All the measuring procedures are same as the above "5-1 AC Watt/V/A/PF/Hz Measurement" except should push the "WATT/VA/Whr Button" (3-7, Fig. 1) twice, then the display will show the Whr value along with the elapsed time.

* The Whr (Watt Hour) is the value of Watt x hour.
* The Whr measurement will start at the moment after the "Whr" unit is displayed on the LCD display.
* The display of Whr measurement will stop ( hold ) when push the " Data Hold Button " ( 3-5, Fig. 1 ) once. Push the " Data Hold Button " once again will continue the Whr function.
* Press "Whr Zero Button" (3-8, Fig. 1) once will "reset (zero)" the Whr measuring value and make the new measurement again.

5-4 AC Voltage, AC Current Measurement

1) Push the "Power switch" (3-2, Fig. 1) to "On" position.

$$ \mathrm{On} = 1, \mathrm{Off} = 0 $$

2) Select the "AC V/A/WATT Switch" (3-3, Fig. 1).

3) Select the "Current In Select Switch" (3-6, Fig. 1) to the "DIRECT" position.

4) AC Voltage measurement

a. Connect red test lead to "V/Ohm Terminal" (3-17, Fig. 1) and black test lead to "COM Terminal" (3-18, Fig. 1).
b. Connect test lead probes into circuit under test.
c. The display will show the AC voltage directly.

5) AC Current measurement

a. Connect red test lead to " Current ( 10 A ) Terminal "( 3-19, Fig. 1 ) and black test lead to " COM Terminal"( 3-18, Fig. 1 ).
b. Open the circuit in which current is to be measured. Now securely connect test leads in series with the load which the current is be measured.
c. The display will show the AC current directly. * The max. AC current input value should less than 10 A.

5-5 DC Voltage, DC Current Measurement

1) Push the "Power switch" (3-2, Fig. 1) to "On" position.

$$ \text { On } = 1, \text { Off } = 0 $$

2) Select the "DC V/A Switch" (3-4, Fig. 1).
3) Select the "Current In Select Switch" (3-6, Fig. 1) to the "DIRECT" position.
4) DC Voltage measurement

a. Connect red test lead to "V/Ohm Terminal" (3-17, Fig. 1) and black test lead to "COM Terminal" (3-18, Fig. 1).

b. Connect test lead probes into circuit under test.

c. The display will show the DC voltage directly.

Remark :

When the "DC" mark on the LCD be flashed, it means the measured display value is negative DC voltage.

5) DC Current measurement

a. Connect red test lead to "Current (10 A) Terminal" (3-19, Fig. 1) and black test lead to "COM Terminal" (3-18, Fig. 1).

b. Open the circuit in which current is to be measured. Now securely connect test leads in series with the load which the current is be measured.

c. The display will show the DC current directly. * The max. DC current input value should less than 10 Ampere.

5-6 Ohm Measurement

1) Push the "Power switch" (3-2, Fig. 1) to "On" position.

On = 1, Off = 0 

2) Select the "Ohm Switch" (3-5, Fig. 1).
3) Connect red test lead to " V/Ohm Terminal " ( 3-17, Fig. 1 ). and black test lead to " COM Terminal " ( 3-18, Fig. 1 ).
4) If the resistance being measured is connected to a circuit, turn off power to circuit being tested and discharge all capacitors.
5) Connect test lead probes into circuit (resistance) under test.
6) Read resistance value on digital display.

5-7 AC Watt, VA, Whr measurement, current input cooperate with CT (current transformer)

Other measurement procedures are same as the 5-1, 5-2, except :

1) Wire connection as following, ref. Fig. 3

Voltage : " V Terminal " ( 3-17, Fig. 3 ) & " COM terminal " ( 3-18, Fig. 3 )

Current : Current transformer output connect to the "10A Terminal" (3-19, Fig. 3) & "COM terminal" (3-18, Fig. 3)

2) Select the CT type, 100/5A or 1000/5A by push the "Current Mode Button" (3-12, Fig. 1). The LCD will show the marker "CT 100/5A", "CT 1000/5A" when the CT type is selected.

Fig. 3
VOLTAGE INPUT 3-17 V/ohm 3-18 COM out in CURRENT INPUT 3-19 10 A CT ( 1000/5A, 100/5A )

5-8 AC Watt, VA, Whr measurement, current input cooperate with Clamp-On Probe

Other measurement procedures are same as the 5-1, 5-2,

except :

1) Wire connection, ref. Fig. 4

Voltage :

" V Terminal " ( 3-17, Fig. 4 ) & " COM terminal "( 3-18, Fig. 4 )

Current :

The output plug of the inductive current probe (1 ACmV per 1 ACA, such as PCE-CA-502) connect to the "Clamp-On Current Input Terminals" (3-20, Fig. 4).

2) It should select the " Current In Switch " ( 3-6, Fig. 1 ) to the " CLAMP-ON " position, the display will show the marker " clamp1000A ".

Fig. 4
3-17 V/ohm VOLTAGE INPUT 3-18 COM Clamp-On Current Input Terminals CURRENT INPUT 3-20 ( Clamp-On Probe plugs )

5-9 Data Hold

During the measurement, Push the " Data Hold Button " ( 3-11, Fig. 1 ) will hold the display values & LCD will show the " HOLD " marker.

* Push the "Data Hold Button" again will release the DATA HOLD function.
* Data hold function is not available for ohm range.

5-10 Peak Hold

During the measurement, Push the " Peak Hold Button " ( 3-10, Fig. 1 ) will hold the peak measurement values & LCD will show the " PK.H " marker.

Peak Hold function only available for the "Watt value"

* Push the " Peak Hold Button " again will release the PEAK HOLD function.

5-11 Alarm Setting

1) Alarm setting function only for the "Watt" & "VA" display value.
2) " Alarm Set Button " ( 3-15 ) is used to set the Max., Min. alram value or set the alarm off ( display not show Max., Min. marker when adjust the Alarm Set Button ).
3) " > Button " ( 3-13, Fig. 1 ) is used to select the digit.
4) " ^ Button " (3-14, Fig. 1) is used to select the value (0, 1, 2.....9) of each digit.
5) The buzzer will alarm when the Watt or VA alarm setting value larger than the " Max. " value or smaller than " Min. " value.

6. MAINTENANCE

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Caution :

* Risk of electric shock!
* Remove power cord before open the battery cover!

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6-1 Battery Replacement

1) When the LCD display shows the "BAT" marker, it is necessary to replace the batteries. However, in-spec. measurement may still be made for several hours after appear low battery indicator.
2) Loose the screw, slide the Battery Cover (3-23, Fig. 1), away from the instrument and remove the batteries.
3) Replace the 6 x 1.5 V AA (UM-3) batteries and reinstate the cover.

6-2 Cleaning

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* Cleaning - Only use the dry cloth to clean the plastic case!

7. RS232 PC SERIAL INTERFACE

The instrument features an RS232 output via 3.5 mm Terminal (3-22, Fig. 1).

The connector output is a 16 digit data stream which can be utilized to the user's specific application.

An RS232 lead with the following connection will be required to link the instrument with the PC serial input.

Meter PC

(3.5 mm jack plug) (9W 'D" Connector)

Center Pin.... Pin 4

(3.5 mm jack plug)

Ground/shield......Pin 2 Pin 5

2.2 K

resistor

The 16 digit data stream will be displayed in the following format :

D0 End Word
D1 & D8 Display reading, D1 = LSD, D8 = MSDFor example:If the display reading is 1234, then D8 to D1 is :00001234
D9 Decimal Point(DP), position from right to the left0 = No DP, 1= 1 DP, 2 = 2 DP, 3 = 3 DP
D10 Polarity0 = Positive 1 = Negative
D11 & D12 Annunuciator for Display
D13 1 = Top to show display positionleft display 2 = Top right display
3 = Bottom left display 4 = Bottom right display
PCE PA6000 - RS232 PC SERIAL INTERFACE - 2DISPLAY
D14 4
D15 Start Word

RS232 FORMAT : 9600, N, 8, 1

Baud rate9600
ParityNo parity
Data bit no.8 Data bits
Stop bit1 Stop bit
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