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2LIMITED WARRANTY & LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
3Table of Contents
- 62635A
- 9List of Tables
11List of Figures
- 13CAUTION
- Interference Information
  - Fluke Corporation
- Declaration of the Manufacturer or Importer
- Bescheinigung des Herstellers/Importeurs
  - Safety Terms in this Manual
  - Symbols Marked on Equipment
  - 14 Warning To avoid electric shock:
- 16Ten Minute Tour
  - Introduction
    - xv
  - 17A
    - Ten Minute Tour
    - xvi
  - 18B
    - xvii
  - 19C
    - xviii
  - 20D
    - xix
  - 21E
    - xx
  - 22F
  - E
    - xxi
  - 23G
  - F
    - xxii
  - 24H
  - G
    - xxiii
    - 25H
  - Chapter 1
- 27Preparation for Use
  - 301-4
    - FUNC ALRM Mx+B
    - OP80F.EPS
      - ENTER
        mA mVDCAC
        M
        COM V
        Hz
        k
        REVIEW LAST
    - HYDRA
      - SERIES II
        300V MAX
        CH
        BUSYBATT
  - 31Operating Modes
    - Preparation for Use Operating Modes
    - 33CAUTION
      - 1-7
        Figure 1-1. Data Bucket Front and Rear Panels
      - Front Panel Operation
      - Memory Card Operation
      - 34Computer Operation
      - Printer Operation
      - Modem Operation
  - 35Measurement Capabilities
    - Mx+B Scaling
    - Alarms
    - Totalizer Channel
    - Alarm Outputs and Digital I/O
  - Applications Software
    - Hydra Starter Package
    - Hydra Logger
  - 36Options and Accessories
    - Memory Card Reader
    - Connector Set, 2620A-100
  - 37Setting Up the Instrument
    - Unpacking and Inspecting the Instrument
    - 38Adjusting the Handle
    - Connecting the Instrument to a Power Source
    - 39AC Operation
    - DC Operation
    - Input Channels
  - 40Measurement Connections
    - W Warning
      - Using Shielded Wiring
      - Crosstalk
      - Universal Input Module Connections
        421-16
        Figure 1-6. Two-Terminal and Four-Terminal Connections
      - Alarm Outputs Connections
  - 43+
    - 0123TR
      - DC Power
      - Alarm Outputs
      - External Trigger Input
      - Digital I/O Connections
    - 44
      - Digital I/O
      - Totalizer Input
    - 45Controls and Indicators
      - Front Panel Controls
      - Front Panel Indicators
        48K N
        K O
        1-22
        49Preparation for Use Controls and Indicators
        1-23
  - Chapter 2
- 51Front Panel Operations
  - 542-4
    - HYDRA
      - op92f.eps
        kHz
        ENTER
      - DATA BUCKET
        300V MAX
        COM V
        FUNC ALRM Mx+B
        mA mVDCAC
        REVIEW LAST CH
        BUSYBATT
  - 55Summary of Front Panel Operations
  - 56Configuring the Instrument for Operation
    - Turning the Power on
      - 57Configuring the Instrument for Operation
        2-7
    - Selecting a Channel
  - 58Configuring a Measurement Channel
    - 59Configuring a Channel to Measure DC Volts
      - 2-10
    - 60Configuring a Channel to Measure AC Volts
      - Figure 2-5. Configuring a Channel to Measure AC Volts
      - Perform the procedure in Figure 2-5 to configure a channel for measuring ac volts. In
      - Configuring a Measurement Channel
        2-11
    - 61Configuring a Channel to Measure Resistance
      - Figure 2-6. Configuring a Channel to Measure Resistance
      - Perform the procedure in Figure 2-6 to configure a channel for measuring resistance. In
      - 2-12
    - 62Configuring a Channel to Measure Frequency
      - Figure 2-7. Configuring a Channel to Measure Frequency
      - Perform the procedure in Figure 2-7 to configure a channel for measuring frequency. In
    - 63Configuring a Channel to Measure Temperature
    - Thermocouples
    - Resistance-Temperature Detectors
    - Thermocouple Restrictions:
    - Resistance Temperature Detectors Restrictions:
      - 642-14
      - 65Configuring a Measurement Channel
        Figure 2-9. Configuring a Channel to Measure Temperature (RTDs)
        2-15
    - Configuring a Channel Off
  - 66Setting Operating Conditions
    - 67Setting the Scan Interval
    - 68Setting the Measurement Rate
    - Setting the Alarms
    - Alarm Indications While Scanning
    - 69Alarm Indications While Monitoring
    - Alarm Indications While Reviewing
    - Clearing Alarm Parameters from a Channel
    - Alarm Outputs for Channel 0 to 3 Using the Alarm Outputs Connector
    - Alarm Outputs for Channels 4 to 20 Using the Digital I/O Connector
    - 70Alarms and Autoprinting
    - Alarms and Monitor-Alarm Triggering
    - Alarms and Mx+B Scaling
      - 71Setting Operating Conditions
        2-21
        722-22
        Figure 2-13. Setting the Alarms
    - 73Setting the Mx+B Scaling
    - Examples
    - Clearing Mx+B Scaling from a Channel
      - 742-24
        A
        Figure 2-14. Setting the Mx+B Scaling
      - 75Setting Operating Conditions
        A
        Figure 2-14. Setting the Mx+B Scaling (cont)
        2-25
  - 76Operating Modes
    - Using the Scan Mode
    - Memory Card as a Data Destination
    - Memory Card Formatting
    - Memory Card Capacity
    - Memory Card Files
    - Memory Card Exchange During Scanning
      - Operating Modes
        2-27
      - Figure 2-15. Using the Scan Mode
    - 77Memory Card Data Extraction
      - 2-28
    - 78Memory Card Error Messages
      - Figure 2-16. Memory Card Error Messages
    - 79Using the Monitor Mode
    - 80Using the Review Mode
  - 81Additional Features
    - Scan Triggering Options
    - External Trigger
    - Monitor-Alarm Trigger
    - Triggering Options and Memory Card Operation
    - 82Totalizer Operation
    - 83Digital Input/output Lines
      - 2-34
    - 84Setting Date and Time
      - Figure 2-21. Setting Date and Time
    - Reading Instrument Software Versions
  - 856.3
    - A 4.7
      - Returning to the Local Mode
      - Front Panel Key Lockout Options
    - 86Instrument Interfaces
      - Memory Card Interface
  - Chapter 3
- 89Memory Card Operations
  - 903-2
    - HYDRA
    - op81f.eps
      - KB
        FUNC ALRM Mx+B
        ENTER
        DATA BUCKET
      - MELCARD
  - Summary of Memory Card Operations
- 91256 KB
  - SRAM
    - Memory Card Files
    - 92Setup Files
    - Data Files
    - Memory Card Capacity
    - Memory Card Battery
    - 93Inserting and Removing the Memory Card
      - Inserting a Memory Card
      - Removing a Memory Card
      - Changing the Memory Card During Scanning
      - Setting the Memory Card Write-protect Feature
    - Installing or Replacing the Memory Card Battery
      - 943-6
      - Initializing a Memory Card
        3-7
    - 95Initializing a Memory Card
      - Figure 3-3. Initializing a Memory Card
    - 96Recording Measurement Results During Scanning
      - Setup File Procedures
        3-9
    - 97Setup File Procedures
      - Figure 3-5. Using SETUP STORE to Save Configuration Files
      - Using Setup Store
        3-10
      - 98Using Setup Load
        Figure 3-6. Using SETUP LOAD to Load Configuration Files
        Setup File Procedures
        3-11
      - 99Using Setup Erase
        Figure 3-7. Using SETUP ERASE to Delete Configuration Files
    - 100Data File Procedures
      - Using Data Open
        Data File Procedures
        3-13
      - 101Using Data Erase
        Figure 3-9. Using DATA ERASE to Delete a Measurement Data File
        3-14
    - 102Setup and Data Files Directory
      - Figure 3-10. Using DIRECTORY to Examine SETUP and DATA files
      - Setup and Data File Current Status
        3-15
    - 103Setup and Data File Current Status
      - Figure 3-11. Using STATUS to Examine SETUP and DATA Files
    - Chapter 4
  - 105Computer Operations
    - 1064-2
      - FUNC ALRM Mx+B
      - op82f.eps
        ENTER
        mA mVDCAC kHz
        M
        REVIEW LAST
        HYDRA
        DATA BUCKET
        CH
        BUSYBATT
    - 107Summary of Computer Operations
    - Connecting the Instrument to a PC
      - 1084-4
        Figure 4-1. Connecting the Instrument to a PC
      - Configuring the Instrument for Computer Operations
        4-5
    - 109Configuring the Instrument for Computer Operations
      - Figure 4-2. Configuring the Instrument for Computer Operations
    - 110Configuring the PC for Computer Operations
    - Testing the Instrument/PC RS-232 Interface
      - Testing the RS-232 Interface Using Terminal Emulation (Windows)
      - 111Testing the RS-232 Interface Using Terminal Emulation (Generic)
      - 113Testing the RS-232 Interface Using Gwbasic
      - 114Testing the RS-232 Interface Using Qbasic
    - 116Computer Interface Commands and Operation
      - How the Instrument Processes Input
      - Input Terminators
      - 117Input String Examples
      - Sending Numeric Values to the Instrument
      - How the Instrument Processes Output
      - 118Status Registers
      - Instrument Event Register (IER)
      - 120Standard Event Status Register (ESR)
      - 121Status Byte Register (STB)
      - 122Computer Interface Command Set
      - Xmodem File Transfers
        1234-19
        1244-20
        1254-21
        1264-22
        1274-23
        1284-24
        1294-25
        1304-26
        1314-27
        1324-28
        1334-29
        1344-30
        1354-31
        1364-32
        1374-33
        1384-34
        1394-35
        1404-36
        1414-37
        1424-38
        1434-39
        4-40
        144F
        1454-41
        1464-42
        1474-43
        1484-44
        1494-45
        1504-46
        1514-47
        1524-48
        1534-49
        1544-50
        1554-51
        1564-52
        1574-53
        1584-54
        1594-55
        1604-56
        1614-57
        Figure 4-4. Sample Program (GWBASIC) (1 of 2)
        1624-58
        Figure 4-5. Sample Program (GWBASIC) (2 of 2)
        1634-59
        Figure 4-5. Sample Program (QBASIC) (1 of 3)
        1644-60
        Figure 4-6. Sample Program (QBASIC)(2 of 3)
        1654-61
        Figure 4-6. Sample Program (QBASIC) (3 of 3)
        1664-62
        Figure 4-6. Sample Program (QuickC) (1of 5)
        1674-63
        Figure 4-7. Sample Program (QuickC) (2 of 5)
        1684-64
        Figure 4-7. Sample Program (QuickC) (3 of 5)
        1694-65
        Figure 4-7. Sample Program (QuickC)(4 of 5)
        1704-66
        Figure 4-7. Sample Program (QuickC)(5 of 5)
    - Chapter 5
  - 171Printer Operations
    - 1725-2
      - FUNC ALRM Mx+B
      - op83f.eps
        ENTER
        mA mVDCAC kHz
        M
        COM V
        REVIEW LAST
        HYDRA
        DATA BUCKET
        300V MAX
        CH
        BUSYBATT
    - 173Summary of Printer Operations
    - Connecting the Instrument to a Printer
      - 1745-4
        SERIAL-INPUT PRINTER
        Figure 5-1. Connecting the Instrument to a Printer
        PARALLEL-INPUT PRINTER
      - Configuring for Printer Operations
        5-5
    - 175Configuring for Printer Operations
      - Figure 5-2. Configuring the RS-232 Ports for Print Operations
    - 176Printing Measurement Data and Memory Card Directory
      - Problems?
      - Printing Measurement Results During Scanning
        177Printing Measurement Data and Memory Card Directory
        5-7
        Figure 5-3. Printing Measurement Results During Scanning
        5-8
      - 178Printing the Review Array
        Figure 5-4. Printing the Review Array
        Printing Measurement Data and Memory Card Directory
      - 179Printing the Directory of the Memory Card
    - Chapter 6
  - 181Modem Operations
    - 1826-2
      - FUNC ALRM Mx+B
      - op84f.eps
        ENTER
        mA mVDCAC kHz
        M
        COM V
        REVIEW LAST
        HYDRA
        300V MAX
        CH
        BUSYBATT
        HS AA CD OH RD TD TR MR
    - 183Summary of Modem Operations
    - 184Connecting the Modem to a PC for Modem Configuration
    - Configuring the Instrument Modem for Modem Operations
      - 185Modem Operations Configuring the Instrument Modem for Modem Operations
        Figure 6-2. Connecting the Modem to a PC
        6-5
        6-6
    - 186Connecting the Modem to an Instrument
      - Figure 6-3. Connecting the Modem to an Instrument
      - Modem Operations Configuring the Instrument for Modem Operations
        6-7
    - 187Configuring the Instrument for Modem Operations
      - Figure 6-4. Configuring the Instrument RS-232 Port for Modem Operations
    - 188Testing the RS-232/Modem Interface
      - Problems?
    - Chapter 7
  - 189Maintenance
    - 1907-2
      - 5790A
      - op85f.eps
        FUNC ALRM Mx+B
        ENTER
        mA mVDCAC kHz
        M
        REVIEW LAST
        HYDRA
        DATA BUCKET
        CH
        BUSYBATT
      - CALIBRATOR
    - 191Cleaning
      - WWarning
    - Line Fuse
    - 192Selftest Diagnostics and Error Codes
    - Performance Tests
      - 193W Warning
        1947-6
        Maintenance Performance Tests
        7-7
        195Accuracy Verification Test
        Voltages greater than 150V can only be applied to channels 0,1, and 11.
        196Channel Integrity Test
        197Thermocouple Measurement Range Accuracy Test
        198Four-Terminal Resistance Test
        Thermocouple Temperature Accuracy Test
        199Open Thermocouple Response Test
        2007-12
        SENSE
        Figure 7-2. Four-Terminal Connections to 5700A
        SOURCE SOURCE
        201RTD Temperature Accuracy Test
        RTD Temperature Accuracy Test (Using Decade Resistance Source)
        202RTD Temperature Accuracy Test (Using DIN/IEC 751 RTD)
        203Digital Input/Output Verification Tests
        Digital Output Test
        204Digital Input Test
        205Totalizer Test
        206Totalizer Sensitivity Test
        Dedicated Alarm Output Test
        208+
        7-20
        Figure 7-4. Dedicated Alarms Output Test
        External Trigger Input Test
        +
    - 209Calibration
    - 210Variations in the Display
    - Service
    - Appendix A
  - 213Specifications
    - Accuracies at Ambient Temperatures Other than Specified
    - Response Times
    - DC Voltage Measurements
      - A-2
      - See Table A-2.
      - 214Input Impedance
      - Normal Mode Rejection
        53 dB minimum at 60 Hz 0.1%, slow rate 47 dB minimum at 50 Hz 0.1%, slow rate
      - Common Mode Rejection
        A-4
      - 216AC Voltage Inputs (True rms AC Voltage, AC-Coupled Inputs)
        See Table A-3.
        See Table A-4.
        A-5
    - 217Temperature Measurements (Thermocouples)
      - See Table A-5.
        218A-6
        A-7
      - Input Impedance
        100 M minimum in parallel with 150 pF maximum
      - Common Mode and Normal Mode Rejection
        See the specifications for dc voltage measurements.
        Refer to Appendix B.
      - Open Thermocouple Detect
    - 219Temperature Measurements (RTDs)
      - See Table A-7, A-8 and A-9.
    - 220AC Voltage Measurements
      - A-9
      - 221See Table A-10.
      - See Table A-11.
        A-11
    - 223Resistance Measurements
      - See Table A-13.
      - See Table A-14.
      - 2-Wire Accuracy
      - Cross-Talk Rejection
    - 224Frequency Measurements
      - Resolution and Accuracy
      - Frequency Range
    - Input Sensitivity
      - Maximum AC Input
    - 225Typical Scanning Rate
    - 226Maximum Autoranging Time
    - Totalizing Input
    - Digital Inputs
    - 227Trigger Inputs
    - 228Digital and Alarm Outputs
    - Real-Time Clock and Calendar
    - Environmental Specifications
    - 229General
    - Appendix B
  - 231Crosstalk Considerations
    - AC Signal Cross Talk in a DC Voltage Channel
    - 232AC Signal Cross Talk into an AC Voltage Channel
      - VACrms crosstalk Frequency crosstalk
        VACrms crosstalk
      - () () ()
    - AC Signal Cross Talk into an Ohms Channel
- 233B
  - AC Signal Cross Talk into a Frequency Channel
  - AC Signal Crosstalk into a Temperature Channel
    - Cerror VACrms crosstalk
  - Appendix C
  - 235Binary Upload of Logged Data
    - Decoding the ASCII String
      - 236C-2
    - 238Floating Point Conversion
      - 240C-6
    - 241Example
      - 242C-8
    - Appendix D
  - 243RS-232 Cabling
    - Connections
    - Cables
      - 244D-2
      - Figure D-1. Summary of RS-232 Connections
      - 245D-3
        Figure D-2. Hydra Series II (DB-9) to PC (DB-9) RS-232 Connection (Generic)
      - 246D-4
        Figure D-3. Hydra (DB-9) to PC (DB-25) RS-232 Connection
      - 247D-5
        Figure D-4. Hydra Series II (DB-9 to Modem (DB-25) RS-232 Connection
      - 248D-6
        Figure D-5. Hydra Series II (DB-9) to Printer (DB-25) RS-232 Connection
      - 249D-7
        Figure D-6. RS-232 DB-9 and DB-25 Connectors
      - 252E-2
        Table E-1. 8-Bit Binary-Coded-Decimal
        Binary Binary Binary Binary
    - Appendix F
  - 253Memory Card File Formats
    - Data File Format
    - Setup File Format
      - 254F-2
    - 255Example
      - 256F-4
        Memory Card File Formats
      - 257F-5
      - 258F-6
        Memory Card File Formats
      - 259F-7
      - 260F-8
    - Appendix G
  - 261True RMS Measurements
    - Effect of Internal Noise in AC Measurements
    - Waveform Comparison (True RMS VS Average Responding)
      - 262*
        *
        Figure G-1. Comparison of Common Waveforms
        G-2
      - 263Hydra Configuration Record
265Index
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