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Fluke 5020A user manual Left Side Panel, Back Panel

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Left Side Panel

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Figure 3-3. Right and Left Side View

Left Side Panel

The left side panel consists of the DC power socket, the RS-232 port and the data card slot.

12 V DC Power Socket - The DC plug of the AC adapter plugs into the 12V DC power socket to power the instrument.

RS-232 Port Connector - This socket is for interfacing the thermo-hygrometer to a computer or terminal using serial RS-232 communications.

Data Card Slot - An optional data card is installed in this slot for additional memory storage and data transfer with a computer.

Back Panel

The back panel contains the stand, power switch, battery compartment, and product information, including serial number (see Figure 3-4).

Stand - The stand can be used to prop up the thermo-hygrometer on a flat surface.

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Fluke 5020A user manual Left Side Panel, Back Panel

Contents

2003 Fluke Corporation, All rights reserved 5020AUsers Manual Thermo-HygrometerLIMITED WARRANTY AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY Quick Start Table of ContentsIntroduction and Specifications Title5020A General OperationMenu Functions Digital Communications Interface Calibration ProcedureMaintenance and Troubleshooting Frequently Asked QuestionsUsers Manual 5020ATitle List of Tables7-1. 5026A-S Temperature Calibration Points 7-3. 5026A-H Temperature Calibration PointsUsers Manual 5020ATitle List of Figures5020A Page Introduction and SpecificationsChapter TitleUsers Manual 5020AIntroduction Follow all safety guidelines listed in the Users Manual Symbols UsedSafety Information WarningsCautions DO NOT allow sensors to be dropped, struck, or stressed Technical SupportDO NOT overheat sensors beyond their recommended temperature range Keep the sensors clean and away from fluids and dustSpecifications Introduction and SpecificationsSpecifications AC Adapter Environmental Conditions5020A 5026A-H/SPage Quick StartChapter TitleUsers Manual 5020AUse Proper Care Learn About the Features and ComponentsInstall the Battery UnpackingConnect the Power Source Switch the Power OnMeasure Temperature Page Parts and ControlsChapter TitleUsers Manual 5020AFront Panel B C - These buttons are used to move among enabled display layoutsIntroduction Top Panel Right Side PanelFigure 3-2. Top Panel Left Side Panel Back PanelLeft Side Panel Figure 3-4. Back Panel ConfigurationsAccessories Quick ButtonsModel 5026A-S Spare Sensor/Standard Accuracy Users Manual 5020APage General OperationChapter TitleUsers Manual 5020AIntroduction DC Power SourceBattery To install or replace the battery, follow these stepsAlarm Screen Sensor ConfigurationPower Switch Power On Self-TestSensor Accuracy Unit of TemperatureRecording Measurements Sensorsobjects cannot be eliminated, consider using a heat shield between the heat source and the thermo-hygrometer sensor Title Menu FunctionsStats Reset ChapterSerial Comm SettingPassword 5020AFigure 5-1. Main Display Channel MenuIntroduction Menu FunctionsFigure 5-3. Channel Menu Channel SettingChannel Menu Sensor IDSensor Lock Sensor CalFigure 5-6. Sensor Lock Display Menu Display MenuDisplay Setting Figure 5-10. Display SettingFigure 5-9. Display Menu Display Layout Field DataFigure 5-11. Display Layout 5020A Users Manual 5-10Figure 5-12. Field Data Graph ScaleDisplay Reset Figure 5-13. Graph Scale, Select ZoneFigure 5-14. Graph Scale Data Menu Data Record Record SettingRecord Period Figure 5-18. Record SettingData View Table 5-2. Aproximate Data Storage Capacityavu021.jpg Figure 5-19. Data View, Begin TimeFigure 5-20. Data View, Numeric Format avu020.jpgPress the F button to cancel any changes and exit to the menu Data PrintData Storage Daily Stats Data ClearFigure 5-24. Daily Stats Stats SettingFigure 5-26. Stats View Figure 5-25. Stats SettingStats View Stats PrintFigure 5-27. Stats Print Stats ResetFigure 5-28. Stats Reset Stats ClearFile Write Data CardFigure 5-31. File Write File ViewFigure 5-32. File View Alarm MenuAlarm Menu Alarm SettingSensor Alarm System AlarmFigure 5-35. Sensor Alarm Alarm View System MenuSystem Setting Figure 5-39. System SettingFigure 5-38. System Menu Figure 5-40. Data Time Date TimeComm Setting PRINT SerialPassword Figure 5-44. Password Keep your password in a secure locationFigure 5-45. System Info System InfoCommunication Interface Commands Digital Communications InterfaceMeasurement Control Commands Calibration CommandsUsers Manual 5020ADigital Communications Interface CommunicationsSerial Wiring IntroductionInterface Commands Command SummaryCommand Syntax Digital Communications Interface Interface Commands5020A Users Manual ALARmRHUMiditychnSENSorENABle?Interface Commands Enables or disables the high temperature alarm for theDigital Communications Interface CALCulatechnPARameternum 5020A Users ManualDigital Communications Interface Interface CommandsSTATusALARmENABle numMINMAXDEF 6-105020A Users Manual 6-11 Interface CommandsEnables or disables the date/time password protection Digital Communications InterfaceCommands ALARmBATTeryENABle bool Alarm CommandsALARmBATTery? ALARmBATTeryENABle?ALARmDATELAST? ALARmBEEP boolALARmCLEar ALARmDATEFIRSt?ALARmRHUMiditychnLOWerENABle? ALARmPOWerENABle?ALARmPOWerENABle bool ALARmRHUMiditychnLOWer?ALARmRHUMiditychnRATEENABle bool ALARmRHUMiditychnLOWerLIMit floatMINMAXDEFALARmRHUMiditychnRATE? ALARmRHUMiditychnRATEENABle?ALARmRHUMiditychnSENSorENABle bool ALARmRHUMiditychnRATELIMit floatMINMAXDEFALARmRHUMiditychnSENSor? ALARmRHUMiditychnSENSorENABle?ALARmTEMPuraturechnLOWer? ALARmRHUMiditychnUPPerENABle boolALARmRHUMiditychnUPPerLIMit? MINMAXDEF ALARmRHUMiditychnUPPerLIMit floatMINMAXDEFALARmTEMPuraturechnRATEENABle? ALARmTEMPuraturechnLOWerLIMit? MINMAXDEFALARmTEMPuraturechnLOWerLIMit floatMINMAXDEF ALARmTEMPuraturechnRATE?ALARmTEMPuraturechnSENSorENABle? ALARmTEMPuraturechnRATELIMit? MINMAXDEFALARmTEMPuraturechnRATELIMit floatMINMAXDEF ALARmTEMPuraturechnSENSor?ALARmTEMPuraturechnUPPerLIMit floatMINMAXDEF ALARmTEMPuraturechnUPPerENABle?ALARmTEMPuraturechnUPPerENABle bool ALARmTEMPuraturechnUPPerLIMit? MINMAXDEFCALCulatechnDEWPoint? ALARmTIMELAST?Measurement Commands CALCulateAVERageCLEarCALCulatechnPARameternumRATE? CALCulatechnPARameternumRESolution? MINMAXDEFCALCulatechnPARameternumAVERagetypeDATA? CALCulatechnPARameternumAVERagetypeTYPE?FETCh? chn CALCulatechnPARameternumRESolution numMINMAXDEFREAD? chn FORMatTDSTSTATe?FORMatTDSTSTATe bool MEASure? chnDATaDSTatisticsRENable? Data CommandsDATaDSTatisticsENABle? DATaDSTatisticsENABle boolDATaDSTatisticsRECordCLEar DATaDSTatisticsRHOur? MINMAXDEFDATaDSTatisticsRHOur numMINMAXDEF DATaDSTatisticsRECordBTIMe? numDATaRECordCLEar DATaDSTatisticsRECordETIMe? numDATaDSTatisticsRECordFIND? year,month,day DATaDSTatisticsRECordVALue? num,chn,typeDATaRECordOPEN? DATaRECordFEEDTEMPeraturechn?DATaRECordFEEDTEMPeraturenum bool DATaRECordFREE?DATaRECordTIME numMINMAXDEF Measurement Control CommandsDATaRECordREAD? num DATaRECordTIME? MINMAXDEFSENSorchnIDENtification? SENSorAVERage boolSENSorchnLOCK? SENSorchnLOCK boolSENSorchnSTATe? TRIGgerTIMer? MINMAXDEFTRIGgerTIMer numMINMAXDEF Channel CommandsROUTeOPEN chn Calibration CommandsROUTeCLOSe chn ROUTeOPEN? chnCALibratechnEXPired? CALibratechnDATECALibrate year,month,dayCALibratechnDATEDUE? CALibratechnDATEDUE year,month,dayCALibratechnPARameterSCALenum float System CommandsCALibratechnPARameterOFFSetnum float CALibratechnPARameterSCALenum?SYSTemCODEVERSion? SYSTemBOOTVERSion?SYSTemERRor? UNITTEMPerature?SYSTemCOMMunicateIRMODE num UNITTEMPerature unitCommunication Interface Commands SYSTemCOMMunicateIRMODE?SYSTemCOMMunicateSERialLINefeed? SYSTemCOMMunicateSERialFDUPlex boolSYSTemCOMMunicateSERialFEED? SYSTemCOMMunicateSERialFEED boolSYSTemKLOCkout bool SYSTemPOWerBATTery?Date and Time Commands SYSTemKLOCkout?SYSTemDECimalFORMat numMINMAXDEF SYSTemDATEFORMat? MINMAXDEFSYSTemDATEFORMat numMINMAXDEF SYSTemDECimalFORMat? MINMAXDEFSYSTemTIMEFORMat? MINMAXDEF Password CommandsSYSTemTIMEDAYLight? MINMAXDEF SYSTemTIMEDAYLight numMINMAXDEFSYSTemPASSwordCENable pass SYSTemPASSwordALARm?SYSTemPASSwordALARm bool SYSTemPASSwordCDISableSYSTemPASSwordSENSor bool SYSTemPASSwordRECord?SYSTemPASSwordRECord bool SYSTemPASSwordSENSor?ESE? SYSTemPASSwordTIME?SYSTemPASSwordTIME bool Status CommandsESR? SRE?SRE numMINMAXDEF Example command *SRE STB?TST? bool 0 no error bit 0 is 1 sensor unattached STATusALARmCONDition? STATusALARm?STATusMEASure? STATusALARmENABle?STATusALARmENABle numMINMAXDEF Example STATALARENAB? ResponseSTATusOPERation? STATusMEASureENABle?STATusMEASureENABle numMINMAXDEF Example STATMEASCOND? ResponseSTATusOPERationENABle? STATusOPERationENABle numMINMAXDEFSTATusQUEStionable? Port Numbers STATusQUEStionableENABle?STATusQUEStionableENABle numMINMAXDEF STATusQUEStionableCONDition?6-53 CommandsDate and Time Formats Digital Communications Interface5020A 6-54Users Manual Title Calibration ProcedureTemperature and Humidity Measurement Errors ChapterUsers Manual 5020AIntroduction EquipmentPreparation Calibration PointsRHerrorRHn = RH 2626 − xRHn − RHchamberRHn Temperature and Humidity Measurement ErrorsTemperature and Humidity Adjustments TerrorTn = T 2626 − xTn − TreferenceTn∆ TSL = −10C ⋅ TerrorT 3 − TerrorT1 Users Manual 5020ATitle Maintenance and TroubleshootingLow Voltage Directive Safety ChapterUsers Manual 5020AMissing or Scattered Graph Data MaintenanceTroubleshooting Incorrect temperature or humidity readingError message at power up Self-Test Error MessagesBlank screen Placement of IR Dongle for Transfer of Data Downloading Recorded DataStart-up Error Messages Emission Testing Frequently Asked QuestionsCE Comments Immunity TestingQ. Can I swap out sensors in the field? Users Manual 5020AIndex Page warnings zone typesIndex continued Users Manual 5020A