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Offline KO!Topic starter

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HP 3468B question from novice
« on: February 09, 2020, 05:32:37 am »
Hello i have just purchased 2x Hp3468B from ebay i have checked resistance DC voltage and AC voltage and all functions are in spec. i have replaced the battery in both of them i used my ps2520G to keep the ROM memory [[ i watched videos on youtube lol]] and all went good i did retest both and all was good for about 2 weeks, i figured  i should put them in there new home and  when i was done i turned both of them on. both said self test ok but one of them have a       C:      after the digests so was wondering what this means? thank you for your help and sorry if this is in the wrong place.

   
I am new to electronic repair i work as an auto tech i do automotive elect repair wires. if it is a module i just replace it after watching David L Jones i started asking why it had a failure and started to look at what caused it and spent way to much money for this hobby
 

Offline Le_Bassiste

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Re: HP 3468B question from novice
« Reply #1 on: February 09, 2020, 09:39:37 am »
the one having the C after the voltage reading is in CAL mode. simply turn the cal switch off. it is a DIP-switch, located at the rear of the instrument.
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