Fluke Rev. 4 user manual Testing Continuity, Measuring Pressure

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Users Manual

Testing Continuity

In the continuity function, the beeper sounds and the word Short appears on the display when the resistance between the Ω MEAS jack and its common jack is less than 10Ω. The word Open appears when the resistance is greater than 400Ω. Proceed as follows to test continuity:

1.Remove power from the circuit to be tested.

2.If necessary, press Mfor MEASURE mode.

3.Press qtwice so that Open appears.

4.Connect the calibrator to the circuit to be tested as Figure 9 shows.

measure the difference between the applied pressure on the high fitting versus the low fitting. Figure 10 shows the two types.

Proceed as follows to measure pressure:

WWARNING

TO AVOID A VIOLENT RELEASE OF PRESSURE IN A PRESSURIZED SYSTEM, SHUT OFF THE VALVE AND SLOWLY BLEED OFF THE PRESSURE BEFORE YOU ATTACH THE PRESSURE MODULE TO THE PRESSURE LINE.

Measuring Pressure

To measure pressure, attach the appropriate pressure module for the pressure to be tested. Pressure modules are available in gage or differential types depending on range. (See “ACCESSORIES” near the front of this manual.)Gage pressure modules have one pressure fitting and measure the process pressure with respect to atmospheric pressure. Differential pressure modules have two pressure fittings and

Gage

700P06

PRESSURE MODULE

RANGE 100 PSIG

700 kPa 7 bar

BURST PRESSURE 300 PSIG

Low

Differential

700P04

PRESSURE MODULE

RANGE 15 PSID/G

100 kPa 1 bar

BURST PRESSURE 45 PSIG

High

Figure 10. Gage and Differential Pressure Modules

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Contents 701/702 Page Table of Contents 701/702 Iii 100 List of Tables 701/702 List of Figures 103 Documenting Process Calibrator Introduction701/702 Measure FunctionSource Standard Equipment Standard Equipment Users ManualMail-in Card Documenting Process Calibrator Accessories PMLink Software Safety Information CATSafety Information Feature Getting Acquainted with YourCalibrator Input and Output JacksGetting Acquainted with Your Calibrator Keys KeysKey Functions Key Numeric keypad Using the Strap and Bail Setting Up the CalibratorDisplay Elements of a Typical Display Installing the Strap and Using the Bail Charging the Battery Battery Life Removing the Battery and Using the ChargerBacklight OFF Operating ModesBacklight on Automatically Saving Battery Life Using the Optional Battery EliminatorSetting Up the Date and Time Display Adjusting the Display ContrastSelecting the Display Language Using the Backlight Personalizing the Calibrator Using Measure Mode Measurement RangesMeasuring Electrical Parameters Electrical Measurement Connections Testing Continuity Measuring PressureDocumenting Process Calibrator Connections for Measuring Pressure Measuring Temperature Using ThermocouplesType Positive Lead MaterialPositive Lead Color ANSI* IEC Negative Lead MaterialMeasuring Temperature with a Thermocouple RTD Type ICE Point R0 Material Range CDocumenting Process Calibrator Wrong Measuring Temperature with an RTD Measurements in Percent of Scale Damping Your MeasurementsUsing Source Mode Sourcing Electrical ParametersElectrical Sourcing Connections Simulating a 4 to 20 mA Transmitter Connections for Simulating a 4 to 20 mA Transmitter Providing Loop Power Connections for Supplying Loop Power Sourcing Pressure 701/702 Connections for Sourcing Pressure Simulating Thermocouples Connections for Simulating a Thermocouple Simulating RTDs PS S +PS Z +IN Stepping and Ramping the Output Value Sourcing in Percent of ScaleStepping the Output Ramping the Output 701/702 Documenting Process Calibrator Checking a Relay Output Trip Alarm Simultaneous Measure/Source Measure Function Source Function 2W RTDSource Function Calibrating a Process Instrument Generating As Found Test DataCalibrating a Process Instrument 701/702 Documenting Process Calibrator Adjusting the Transmitter As Left Test Run Memory Operations Saving ResultsReviewing Memory Memory OperationsData Logging Model 702 Only Reading Rate MAX. Number Observing Min and Max Measurements Viewing the Task List Model 702 OnlyQuick Guide to Applications Clearing MemoryCalibrating a Chart Recorder Monitoring AC Line Voltage and Frequency Calibrating a Current-to-Pressure I/P Transducer Measuring the Output Current of a Transmitter Measuring a Precision Resistor Checking a Switch Calibrating a Pressure-to-Current P/I Transducer Calibrating a mV to Current Transmitter Checking a Vortex Shedding Flowmeter Maintenance Replacing the Battery PackInternal Lithium Backup Battery Cleaning the CalibratorReplacement Parts Service Center Calibration or RepairCalibration Data Maintenance Specifications Resolution DC Voltage MeasurementRange Model Reading +% of Full Scale YearFrequency Range AC Voltage MeasurementReading + Number of Counts Year Range Resolution Model Reading +% of Full Scale Range Resolution ModelDC Current Measurement Resistance MeasurementContinuity Testing Frequency MeasurementDC Voltage Output Range ResolutionsModel Output +% of Full Scale Output + % of Full Scale DC Current Output Output +% of Full Scale YearRanges Resolution Model Output + Ohms Year Resistance SourcingFrequency Sourcing Frequency RangesTypes C Temperature, ThermocouplesMeasure Degrees C Year Source Degrees C Temperture, Thermocouples Maximum Input Voltage 30 Temperature, Resistance Temperature Detectors Measure Degrees C Source Degrees C YearLoop Power Supply SettingTop and Bottom Limits of Ranges with Auto Range On RANGE, Current Source RANGE, Measure V CCRANGE, Frequency Measure General Specifications SafetyOperating Environment Specification 104 Index 701/702 Index