does the meter store older values?
1396442
If it can store older values, I am not sure how that works. There is a selection button that allows different views of the data, and if pressed and held down, it shows a number of screens, but I do not see values on them. I simply do not know how to use the storage device if it is there. Good product for the money, but I cannot tell you for sure that older values can be stored.
1396443
no, it only shows numbers in real-time. The button is just for changing view orientation.
1276037
Yes, but like I said in my review the accuracy of the meter leaves a lot to be desired. I tested AA and AAA rechargeable NiCad batteries using the meter and it gave me the same, false, inaccurate meter readings. The meter indicated there was a good "green" full charge, but when I put the batteries in my digital recorder and tv remote the batteries had such a low charge in them they failed to operate the equipment. I bought two of these meters and they both give the same false readings, so either I received two faulty meters or they're just not accurate.
1282066
The reason it says the date is that your meter needs to be able to recognize the type of strips. I've ordered a couple of times and I always get type 49. If your meter goes that high, these will work for you.
1958421
No it does not store any data for future review. It displays only real time voltage information which is lost when disconnected to power source.
1780082
Not that I have seen on the meter itself. The test strips used in the meter do.
1376906
The expiration date usually located on the box. Yes, they do work with any truetrack meter.
1780081
The meter doesn't but the test strips for all meters have expire dates that will be displaed on the bottle
2219433
No, the meter does everything as expected. One thing is, you should make sure that the probes are clean and dry before testing each time you take a reading.Bob
2029846
I believe it keeps old settiings as used before. I have not actually tried. but what a great EQ!
556568
I would have no problem with this meter doing that. I use it all the time to check lighting ratios. Just hold down the trigger and read away. You'll have to do the math old school but it'll work.
480711
Yes, it will remember the last setting used, even if you do not save it. When you turn the unit back on it will be at the last setting used.
944638
No, it doesn't. I purchased a battery case/holder on Amazon. That case had a built in meter.
556567
Take various meter readings across the green screen and then average them out to get a final reading. This model will not doany averaging automatically, so you have to do it old school. Love this meter & haven't had any problems with it. Hope this helps.
1525671
I am not sure. There is AccuChek and there is AccuChekPlus. The AccuChek test strips worked with my"old" meter, which is dark blue, but how old is old? Maybe this is not much help; good luck.
1449583
There is a menu option to have the system overwrite old data automatically. I use a 16GB card and my unit records a continuous loop of a little over the last 48-hours.
1868405
It maintains the min & max until you clear it (reset) You could keep it for a year if you like - - I now have 3 of these & they all work great & are quite accurate as far as I can tell.
1401599
I don't think you can do that. Watching the screen in operation it seems to display an RMS value updated at about 1 second intervals. If you watch immediately upon applying a load the first displayed number may (or may not) be close to the peak starting load. I'm not sure if the device also stores history data - I've never required such a feature.