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russg Posted - 01/17/2024 : 18:47:20
Hi Folks,
Does anyone know if the units reported when using the COM port data are consistent? In other words, do they report mW in one range and uW or pW in another?

I don't have the ability to locate the meter in environments with this range of results to test it, but want to be sure for my application.

It makes parsing the data for graphing a tad more painful, if the units change.

Any input appreciated!
-russg

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