8846A 120V Fluke Electronics, 8846A 120V Datasheet - Page 4
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8846A 120V
Manufacturer Part Number
8846A 120V
Description
PREC MLTMTR 6.5 DIGI RES USB MEM
Manufacturer
Fluke Electronics
Type
Digital (DMM)r
Specifications of 8846A 120V
Includes
Test Leads
Style
Bench
Display Digits
6.5
Display Type
VFD, Dual
Display Count
Varies
Function
Voltage, Current, Resistance, Capacitance, Temperature, Frequency
Functions, Extra
Continuity, dB, Diode Test
Features
Memory, RS-232, USB Port
Ranging
Manual
Response
Average
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status
Contains lead / RoHS compliant by exemption
Other names
2454021
614-1002
614-1002
Users Manual
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Preparing the Meter for Operation ..................................................... 2-1
Introduction........................................................................................................ 2-3
Unpacking and Inspecting the Meter ................................................................. 2-3
Contacting Fluke................................................................................................ 2-3
Storing and Shipping the Meter ......................................................................... 2-3
Power Considerations ........................................................................................ 2-3
Connecting to Line Power ................................................................................. 2-7
Turning Power-On ............................................................................................. 2-8
Adjusting the Bail .............................................................................................. 2-8
Installing the Meter in an Equipment Rack ....................................................... 2-8
Cleaning the Meter............................................................................................. 2-9
Front-Panel Operation ........................................................................ 3-1
Introduction........................................................................................................ 3-3
Controls and Indicators ...................................................................................... 3-4
Navigating the Front-Panel Menu...................................................................... 3-8
Configuring the Meter for a Measurement ........................................................ 3-8
Using the Analyze Functions ............................................................................. 3-11
Controlling Trigger Functions ........................................................................... 3-16
Continuity ...................................................................................................... 1-21
Diode Test ..................................................................................................... 1-22
Measurement Rates (IEEE488[4])................................................................. 1-22
Selecting the Line Voltage ............................................................................ 2-4
Replacing the Fuses....................................................................................... 2-4
Front-Panel Feature Descriptions .................................................................. 3-4
Display Panel................................................................................................. 3-5
Rear-Panel Connectors .................................................................................. 3-7
Adjusting the Meter’s Range......................................................................... 3-8
Setting the Beeper State................................................................................. 3-8
Setting the Display Resolution ...................................................................... 3-9
Setting the AC Signal Filter .......................................................................... 3-9
Setting Continuity Resistance Threshold and Diode Test Parameters .......... 3-10
Setting the Default Temperature Scale (8846A Only) .................................. 3-10
Enabling High Input Impedance.................................................................... 3-10
Collecting Statistics on Measurements.......................................................... 3-11
Testing Using Limits ..................................................................................... 3-12
Setting an Offset Value ................................................................................. 3-13
Using MX+B ................................................................................................. 3-13
Using TrendPlot............................................................................................. 3-14
Using the Histogram Function....................................................................... 3-15
Choosing a Trigger Source ............................................................................ 3-16
Setting the Trigger Delay .............................................................................. 3-17
Setting the Number of Samples ..................................................................... 3-18
Understanding the Measurement Complete Signal ....................................... 3-18
Accessing and Controlling Memory.............................................................. 3-18
Storing Readings in Memory......................................................................... 3-18
Recalling Readings from Memory ................................................................ 3-20
Storing Meter Configuration Information ..................................................... 3-20
Storing the Power-up Configuration.............................................................. 3-21
Recalling the Power-up Configuration .......................................................... 3-21
Removing the Power-up Configuration......................................................... 3-22
Recalling a Meter Configuration ................................................................... 3-22
Managing Memory ........................................................................................ 3-22
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