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Fluke 435, 3-1	Menu Navigation, 4-3
Freq, 20-4	Momentary flicker, 12-2
Frequency nominal, 5-4	Monitor, 3-1, 18-1
Full, 11-1
Function Preferences, 20-7	—N—
Fundamental, 11-1
	Negative sequence, 10-4, 13-4
—G—	Numerical values, 8-1
Getting Started, 2-1	—O—
GPS signal, 5-4
	Offset, 20-7
GPS Time, 20-2
	Optional parts, 22-3
—H—	Options, 22-1
	Oscilloscope, 7-1
Hang Strap, 4-1
Harmonics, 10-1	—P—
, 18-6
	Parts, 22-2
Hysteresis, 9-1, 15-2
	PC, 21-3
—I—	Persistence, 14-2
	PF, 11-2
Inductive load, 11-2	Phase Colors, 5-2
Inputs, 6-1	Phase Identification, 20-11
Inrush currents, 15-1	Phase rotation, 5-3
Inrush time, 15-2	Phasor Preference, 7-2, 13-3
INT, 9-5, 17-7, 18-6	Phasor screen, 5-2, 7-2
Interharmonics, 10-1	Positive sequence, 10-4, 13-4
Interruptions, 9-1	Power, 4-2
	Power Adapter, 1-6
—K—	Power and Energy, 11-1
	Power factor, 11-2
Keyboard Lock, 4-3
	Power Quality Monitor, 18-1
K-factor, 10-1
	Present values, 20-1
kVA, 11-2
	Printer, 21-3
kVAR, 11-2
	Printer Setup, 20-12
kW, 11-2
	Pulse count mode, 11-2
—L—	—R—
Language, 20-4
	Rapid Voltage Changes, 9-1
Limits, 5-4
	Reactive power, 11-2
Limits Setup, 20-13
	Readings Select, 17-2
Lock, 4-3
	Real power, 11-2
Locked keyboard, 5-3
	Recording, 5-3
Logger, 17-1
	Reference phase, 6-2
Logging, 17-1
	Reset, 4-4
Long term severity, 12-2
	RS-232 Setup, 20-12
Luminance fluctuation, 12-1
—M—	—S—
	Safety, 1-1
Magnitude, 9-1
	Screen Types, 5-1
Mains Signaling, 16-1, 18-1
	, 21-1
Manual, 2-1
	Service Center, 1-1
, 5-3
	Setting up the Analyzer, 20-1
Measuring modes, 3-2
	Shipment Note, 1-1
, 5-3
	Short term severity, 12-2
Memory, 21-1
	Shrink display, 19-1
Memory Config, 20-11, 21-1
	Signal Polarity, 6-2

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