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Maintaining the Test Tool
Keeping Batteries in Optimal Condition
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Keeping Batteries in Optimal Condition
Always operate the test tool on batteries until an -icon
appears on the bottom line of the screen. This indicates
that the battery level is low and that the batteries need to
be recharged.
Frequent charging of the batteries when they are not
completely empty can reduce the operating time for the
test tool.
You can refresh the battery pack at any time. This battery
refresh cycle fully discharges and charges the battery pack.
A complete refresh cycle takes about 14 hours (Fluke 123
with Ni-Cd battery) or 19 hours (Fluke 124 with Ni-MH
battery) and should be done at least four times a year.
Note
Be sure not to disconnect the Power Adapter
during the complete refresh cycle. Doing so will
interrupt the refresh cycle.
To refresh the battery pack, do the following:
• Be sure that the test tool is line powered.
Open the USER OPTIONS menu.
Open the BATTERY REFRESH
submenu.
Highlight START REFRESH.
Start the refresh cycle.
Note
After start of the refresh cycle, the screen will be
black.The backlight is on during discharging
within the refresh cycle.
Содержание
126- Users manual
- Fluke 123 124
- Industrial scopemeter
- Limited warranty limitation of liability
- Service centers
- Table of contents
- Chapter title page
- Fluke 123 124
- Contents
- Declaration of conformity
- Unpacking the test tool kit
- Figure 1 scopemeter test tool kit
- Unpacking the test tool kit
- Warning
- Safely using the test tool
- Warning
- If safety features are impaired
- Using the test tool
- Powering the test tool
- Goal of this chapter
- Chapter 1
- Fluke 124
- Fluke 123
- Resetting the test tool
- Changing backlight
- Reading the screen
- Fluke 124
- Fluke 123
- Making selections in a menu
- Warning
- Looking at the measurement connections
- Input b
- Input a
- Displaying an unknown signal with connect and view
- Making measurements
- Holding a stable reading
- Freezing the screen
- Making relative measurements
- Selecting auto manual ranges
- Changing the time base
- Changing the graphic representation on the screen
- Changing the amplitude
- Positioning the waveform on the screen
- Smoothing the waveform
- Displaying the envelope of a waveform
- Trendplotting a waveform
- Starting a trendplot function
- Changing the trendplot reading
- Acquiring the waveform
- Turning off the trendplot display
- Making a single acquisition
- Recording slow signals over a long period of time
- Selecting ac coupling
- Reversing the polarity of the displayed waveform
- Triggering on a waveform
- Setting trigger level and slope
- Selecting the trigger parameters
- Triggering on video signals
- Isolated triggering
- Triggering on a specific video line
- Saving screens with belonging setups
- Saving and recalling a setup and a screen
- Recalling screens and setups
- Deleting screens and associated setups
- Making cursor measurements
- Using horizontal cursors on a waveform
- Using vertical cursors on a waveform
- Making rise time measurements
- Using the 10 1 probe for high frequency measurements
- Probe attenuation
- Using a printer
- Probe adjustment
- Using flukevie
- Software
- Storing the test tool
- Maintaining the test tool
- Cleaning the test tool
- Chapter 2
- About this chapter
- Charging the rechargeable battery pack
- Keeping batteries in optimal condition
- Warning
- Replacing and disposing of the rechargeable battery pack
- Warning
- Using and adjusting 10 1 scope probes
- Standard accessories
- Service manual
- Parts and accessories
- Calibrating the test tool
- Optional accessories
- Using the tilt stand
- Tips and troubleshooting
- Goal of this chapter
- Chapter 3
- Resetting the test tool
- Changing the information language
- Adjusting the screen contrast in fluke 123
- Setting the grid display
- Changing the display
- Adjusting the screen contrast in fluke 124
- Changing date and time
- Setting the power down timer
- Saving battery life
- Changing the auto set options
- Warning
- Using proper grounding
- Solving printing and other communication errors
- Battery testing of fluke accessories
- Specifications
- Introduction
- Chapter 4
- Vertical
- Dual input oscilloscope
- Trigger
- Horizontal
- Advanced scope functions
- Input a and input b
- Dual input meter
- Input a
- Cursor readout fluke 124
- Advanced meter functions
- Miscellaneous
- Safety
- Environmental
- Fluke 123 124
- Fluke 123 124
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