Using the Tilt Stand | Fluke fluke123 guide

Goal of this Chapter

This Chapter gives you information and tips on how you can make the best use of the test tool.

Using the Tilt Stand

The test tool is equipped with a tilt stand, allowing viewing from an angle. You can also use the tilt stand to hang the test tool at a convenient viewing position. Simply tilt the stand and hang the test tool. Typical positions are shown in Figure 3-1.

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Figure 3-1. Using the Tilt Stand

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Contents

Fluke Limited Warranty & Limitation of Liability Service Centers Table of Contents Fluke Iii Specifications Statement of Conformity Declaration of ConformityManufacturer Sample tests Model Unpacking the Test Tool Kit# Description 123 123/SCC ScopeMeter Test Tool Kit Safely Using the Test Tool Safely Using the Test Tool Fluke Powering the Test Tool Goal of this Chapter Resetting the Test Tool Screen After Reset Changing Backlight Reading the Screen From full to empty Making Selections in a Menu Basic Navigation Looking at the Measurement Connections Input aInput B Displaying an Unknown Signal with Connect-and View Screen After an Auto Set Measurement Setup Making Measurements Hz and Vpp as Main Readings Freezing the Screen Holding a Stable ReadingTouch Hold OFF appears on Making Relative Measurements Making a Relative Measurement Changing the Time Base Selecting Auto/Manual RangesChanging the Graphic Representation on the Screen Changing the Amplitude Positioning the Waveform on the Screen Observe that the trigger identifier moves horizontallyOn the screen Smoothing the Waveform 11. Smoothing the Waveform Displaying the Envelope of a Waveform 12. Displaying the Envelope of a Waveform TrendPlotting a Waveform Starting a TrendPlot function Turning Off the TrendPlot Display Acquiring the WaveformChanging the TrendPlot Reading Making a Single Acquisition 14. Making a Single Acquisition Recording Slow Signals over a Long Period of Time Start Recording Selecting AC-Coupling Reversing the Polarity of the Displayed Waveform Setting Trigger Level and Slope Triggering on a Waveform      Selecting the Trigger Parameters Isolated Triggering Triggering on Video Signals 17. Isolated Triggering 18. Measuring Video Signals Triggering on a Specific Video Line Saving and Recalling a Setup or a Screen Saving ScreensRecalling Screens Deleting Screens Using a Printer 19. Connecting a Serial Printer     Using FlukeView Software 21. Connecting a Computer Cleaning the Test Tool About this ChapterStoring the Test Tool Charging the Ni-Cd Battery Pack Charging the Battery Pack Keeping Batteries in Optimal Condition Replacing and Disposing of the Ni-Cd Battery Pack Replacing the Battery Pack Using and Adjusting 101 Scope Probes Adjusting Scope Probes   Parts and Accessories Standard AccessoriesCalibrating the Test Tool Standard Accessories Ordering Code Maintaining the Test Tool Parts and Accessories Optional Accessories SW90W Using the Tilt Stand Using the Tilt Stand Changing the Information Language Setting the Grid Display Adjusting the Screen Contrast Changing the Display Changing Date and Time Saving Battery Life Setting the Power Down Timer Changing the Auto Set Options Using Proper Grounding Potential Solving Printing and Other Communication Errors Battery Testing of Fluke AccessoriesFluke multimeter Introduction Performance CharacteristicsSafety Characteristics Environmental Data Dual Input Oscilloscope Vertical Ranges HorizontalTrigger Sampling Rate for both channels simultaneously Advanced Scope Functions Display ModesAuto Set Dual Input Meter Input a and Input B Pulse Width Pulse PhaseDuty Cycle Duty Decibel dB Advanced Meter Functions Display PowerMiscellaneous Memory Environmental Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC Safety Max. Input Voltage Input a and BUp to 400 Hz = 10 V/m Trace disturbance with STL120 No visible disturbance= 3 V/m Disturbance less than 10% of full scale VDC, VAC, VAC+DC OHM, CONT, Diode CAP Index Fluke Index Fluke