Memory BACK-UP Batteries, Front Cover | Fluke PM3370B manual

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

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2.2 MEMORY BACK-UP BATTERIES

2.2.1General information

Memory backup is provided to store the oscilloscope’s settings when switched off so that the instrument returns to the same settings when turned on. Two AA (LR6) Alkaline batteries are used.

Note:	The batteries are not factory installed and must be installed at the
	customer’s site.
Note:	This instrument contains batteries. Do not dispose of these batteries with
	other solid waste. Used batteries should be disposed of by a qualified
	recycler or hazardous materials handler. Contact your authorized Fluke
	Service Center for recycling information.

2.2.2Installation of batteries

Proceed as follows:

-Remove all input signals and disconnect the instrument line power.

-Remove the plastic cover of the battery compartment so that the battery holder becomes accessible.

-Install two penlight batteries (AA) in the battery holder as indicated on the battery holder.

-Reinstall the cover of the battery compartment.

Note: Frontsettings and autocalibration data disappear after exchange of the batteries with the instrument disconnected from the line power. After battery exchange, it is necessery to press the CAL key after the recommended warming up time.

CAUTION: Never leave the batteries in the oscilloscope at ambient temper- atures outside the rated range of the battery specifications be- cause of possible damage that may be caused to the instrument. To avoid battery damage, do not leave the batteries in the oscilloscope when it is stored longer than 30 days.

2.3 THE FRONT COVER

For ease of removal and reinstallation, the front cover has been designed to snap on to the front of the instrument.

The front can be removed as follows:

-Fold the carrying handle down so that the oscilloscope occupies a sloping position (refer to Chapter 2.4 for how to proceed).

-Pull the clamping lip at the top side of the cover slightly outwards.

-Lift the cover off the instrument.

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Fluke PM3370B user manual Memory BACK-UP Batteries, Front Cover, General information, Installation of batteries

Contents

Qvwuxphqw Fluke Industrial B.V Reference Manual also contains IIIReference Manual Main Features Page Following parts should be included in the shipment Or model number VII Contents HOW to USE More Advanced Functions Screen Controls Auto SetupGetting Started -1 3.1 FRONT-PANEL Layout More Advanced Trigger Functions Contents Contents XII Xiii CH1CH2 CH3 Line XIVMOD CH1 Y-OUT Main TB GateDTB Gate Ieee 488.2 BUS Option Introduction Safety PrecautionsOperators Safety Measuring Earth SymbolsImpaired Safety Protection Safety Instructions Installation InstructionsProtective earthing Mains voltage cord, mains voltage range and fuses Rear View Installation of batteries Memory BACK-UP BatteriesFront Cover General information Handle Adjustment and Operating Positions of the Instrument Ieee 488.2/IEC 625 BUS Interface Option Versions RS-232-C Serial InterfaceRack Mounting FRONT-PANEL Layout Getting Started Switching on the Instrument Screen Controls Screen control area Auto Setup Connect the probe as shown in figure ST5952 Other Criteria Mode Switching Between Analog and Digital Operating ModesSignal Criteria Analog Mode Digital Mode Getting Started Signal Criteria Analog Mode Digital Mode Signal with an ampliTude of 2 to 6.4 divi Sions Vertical Setup Reconnect the probe to the Probe Adjust signal for display AC Input Coupling Getting Started Timebase Setup Timebase setup Magnify Expand Direct Trigger Setup Direct trigger setup Summary PRE-TRIGGER View More Advanced Features Menu keys and softkeys Cursor Operation Vertical cursors ’’ or the horizontal cursors ’=’ 10 More advanced trigger setup More Advanced Trigger Functions Press the Status key and Text OFF key at the same time for More Signal Detail with the Delayed TimebaseStandard Setup MTB1.00ms Ch1 Trace Storage Select Clear & Protect Select Clear ALL Here is how traces are stored in memory Press the Recall key HOW to USE the Instrument PM3394B 200 MHz Full Four Channel Oscilloscope PM3390B 200 MHz 2 Channel Oscilloscope PM3384B 100 MHz Full Four-Channel OscilloscopePM3380B 100 MHz 2 Channel Oscilloscope PM3370B 60 MHz 2 Channel Oscilloscope Front Panel Layout HOW to USE the Instrument Display and Probe Adjustments Recall Standard SettingDisplay Adjustment Simultaneously press the Status and Text OFF keys Display Layout Press the Text OFF key three times Menus Text OFFOff T CAL Signal and Probe Adjustment Repeat this adjustment for the second probe Analog and Digital Modes Divisions Autorange attenuator Not available Results in aAn amplitude of 2 to Standard Setting Analog to Digital Mode SwitchingPress the Autoset key for optimum signal display Press the Analog key again Press the RUN/STOP key 12HOW to USE the InstrumentTrace Storage RUN/STOP Vertical Deflection 14HOW to USE the Instrument Vertical Coupling AC, DC, GNDPress the AC DC GND key once for DC input coupling Press the AC DC GND key to obtain ground coupling Vertical Position Press the AC DC GND key again to obtain ac input coupling 16HOW to USE the Instrument Adjust Ampl to 100 mVVertical Amplitude Press the upper key of the Ampl keys Verticalauto Range Vertical Variable AmplitudePress the Auto Range key Press the upper Ampl key once 18HOW to USE the Instrument Press the Analog key to switch to the Digital modePress the Analog key to return to the analog mode Vertical CH1+CH2 Vertical Invert 20HOW to USE the Instrument Vertical Menu Bandwidth LimiterPress the ’BW LIMIT’ softkey to turn it on Press the ’BW LIMIT’ softkey to turn it off again Vertical Probe Range Indicator Remove the input signal from CH1Vertical Menu Connect the probe again Signal is displayed with four periods on the screen Horizontal Deflection and TriggeringTimebase TIME/DIV Set the timebase to 200 μs Timebaseauto Range Timebase Main TB VARDisplay of 2 to 6 waveform periods Press one of the TIME/DIV keys 24HOW to USE the Instrument Timebase MagnifyVisible by turning the X POS control Press the right Magnify key Turn the X POS control clockwise Timebasex POSTriggering Triggerslope 26HOW to USE the InstrumentTrigger Source Trigger Trigger Level Turn the Trigger Level control Press the Analog key to select the digital mode Set the delay to 0 with Trigger PositionTrigger Trigger Position Turn the Trigger Position control counterclockwise Trigger Single Shot Digital Acquisition and Storage Advanced Vertical Functions 32HOW to USE the Instrument Acquire Average Acquire Envelope Acquire Peak Detection Trigger Mode Press the first softkey to select ’tv’ trigger modeAdvanced Horizontal and Trigger Functions Press the Trigger key Press the ’level-pp’ softkey to turn it off Trigger Mode Triggered 36HOW to USE the InstrumentPress the TB Mode key Move the indicator T- in and out of the signal range Trigger Mode Roll Press the ’STOP on TRIGGER’ softkey to select ’yes’ Trigger Line 38HOW to USE the InstrumentSlowly vary the frequency of the sine-wave input signal Memory Functions Trace Storageclear & ProtectPress the ’yes’ confirm softkey Press the ’yes’ confirm softkey again 40HOW to USE the Instrument Trace Storage SaveTrace Storage Clear Select memory location ’m1’ Press the ’save’ softkey Press the ’COPY’ softkey Trace Storage CopyTrace can be copied from one memory location to another 42HOW to USE the Instrument Trace Storage RecallTurn the POSition control Live trace shifts Trace Storage Saving Multiple Traces Trace Storage Recalling Multiple TracesPress the softkey next to ’yes’ Press the Recall menu key Time measurements. These can be done in digital 44HOW to USE the InstrumentCursors Functions Cursors ON/OFF Cursors Time Cursors Amplitude & Time 46HOW to USE the InstrumentCursors Volt ΔV, V1, V2, ΔV-ratio for voltage measurements Cursors ReadoutPress the softkey next to ’READOUT’ Adjust the cursors to a distance of half a signal period Cursors Readout ΔT-RATIO/PHASE48HOW to USE the Instrument Start with the standard setting.This ensures a correct start Measurement Functions 50HOW to USE the Instrument MEASUREMEAS1-PKPKMeasure MEAS1-RMS Press the second softkey to turn MEAS1 to ’on’ Measure Delay Remove the Probe Adjust signal from channelPress the first softkey to select ’delay’ Measure Meas 2-FREQ 52HOW to USE the Instrument Measure Cursor Limit Procedure to set up for TOUCH, Hold and Measure is Measure TOUCH, Hold & Measure Processing Functions Mathematics Filter Press the softkey next to Math 1 to enter the Math 1 submenu Mathematics Multiply 56HOW to USE the InstrumentSwitch Math 2 off again Display Functions Analog Display Defl 50Hz Remove the signal from channel Digital Display 60HOW to USE the Instrument Scope ’runs’ once and a signal appears on the screenUse the Track control to adjust Vert Magnify to Digital Display Vert Magnify Press the bottom softkey to select ’sine’ Digital Display InterpolationPress the bottom softkey to select ’dots’ 62HOW to USE the Instrument Connect the Probe Adjust signal to channels 1 Press AutosetDigital Display Windows Screen displays two or four traces now Delayed Timebase Delayed TimebaseDelayed Timebase DEL’DTB has two basic functions Press the Text OFF button to turn off the menu 64HOW to USE the Instrument Press either key of the Del’dTB TIME/DIV keys Start with the Standard Setup Delayed Timebase Trace SEPDelayed Timebase Trigger Press the softkey to select the TRIG’D mode Press the Trig 1 key in the CH1 section a few times Delayed Timebase Trigger Level Delayed Timebase Coupling SET Standard First set the instrument to the standard settingHard Copy Facilities Utility Print Setup 9600, 8, N, 3wire, XON/XOFF=ONTo set up the layout of the printer hard copy Now you are ready to make the hard copy Utility Plot Setup HP7475A, HP7470A, Hpgl = standard HPGL, PM8277 and PM8278 Autoset and Setup Utilities Autoset Standard Setups 72HOW to USE the InstrumentAutoset User Programmable Position the trace in the bottom of the screen This setup can be saved in memory as follows To recall a previously stored setting Setup Text Label Setup Recall a Sequence74HOW to USE the Instrument Autocal Other Features Function Reference Function Reference Acquisition Length Description Memory Expansion Key sequence INV Toggle key to switch the inverted display of CH2 CH4 on/offADD Invert Subtract Result = S1 + S2 ADD MathematicsMathematical description Remote commands CPL QW Command to query a waveform Refer to for full details ALT/CHOP Alternate and chopped modes are shown in the figures below Analog ModeToggle softkey to select ALTernate or CHOPped mode Toggle key to switch between analog mode and digital mode Auto RangeAnalog Auto Range CPL AS Command for Auto Setup Refer to for full details AutosetAutoset Key to start the autoset Autoset Sequence Autoset Userprog UtilityautosetVert Trig CPL AS Command for an Auto Setup Refer to for full details Autoset Key to switch the Average function on or off Control to select the Average factor Effect of bandwidth limiter CAL CPL CL Command for Calibrate Refer to for full detailsCalibration Autocal CHANNEL/TRACE Selection Power on OFF Confidence Check Cursors Cursors Volt cursors are used forVoltage measurements. When More than one channel is on, Desired channel for voltage Function Reference Cursors Both Track Cursors Readout Time Measured Function Reference Cursors Readout Volt Delay Full description is given under Delayed TimebaseEvent delay Trigger position CH1 Slope Delay Measurement Delayed Timebase DEL’D TB Function of ’mtb+dtb’, Delay and Trace SEP Delay Digital Mode Toggle switch to switch between analog mode and digital mode Display Menu Interpolation Lines are drawn between sample points Display Text Display of signal with Amplitude variation AM Variation FM or jitter Ampl External Trigger 2 Channels Models onlyTrig View Filter Glitch Trigger Hold OFF Hold OFF Using Hold OFF to suppress double triggeringControl to adjust Main TB hold off time Input Attenuator Manual + Automatic Function of key pair AMPL/VAR Toggle key to switch the Auto Range function on/off Input CouplingAuto Range Toggle key to switch a channel on/off Input Impedance 200 MHZ Models onlyAC/DC/GND AC/DC Pattern Logic Trigger 4 Channels Models onlyState To adjust t2 Ift2Glitch Refer to Glitch Trigger function Magnify Horizontal Function of the timebase magnifier and X POS control Magnify Vertical Left side decreases the Magnify factorFunction of vertical magnifier and Y POS control Control to select the vertical magnification Main Timebase Manual + Automatic 46FUNCTION ReferenceFunction of key pair TIME/DIV VAR VAR ns Mathematics Measure Menu Positive and negative, preshoot positive and negative Following measurements are availableVolt Multiply Mathematics Result = S1 x S2 Peak Detection Toggle key to switch the peak detection on/off POS Printing and Plotting Power SupplyToggle key to switch the oscilloscope on/off Layout InterfacePrinter or plotter Real-time clock Toggle softkey to plot trace information Probe Utilities Remote Control Ieee Key to switch from remote to localControl to select the Ieee device address Status Odd Even Remote Control RS-232Parity LL Inhibits front key Status Local Refer to for full details RUN/STOP Rise time measurement using the graticule Screen Controls and GraticuleScreen controls and function Trace Rotation Auto Setting Screen MessagesAlways Parity if 7 Bits Autocal Necessary Auto Setting Userprogram Calibration ErrorKEY Inactive When Stopped No Average in Roll Mode No DTB in Roll Mode No Envelope in Roll ModeNo Event DELAY, Dual Slope No Event Delay in TV Mode Setup Empty Setup ProtectedSTD Setup = Recall only TIME/DIV Adjusted Setups Track Setups Sequence Std memory selection Standard Setup / Front Panel ResetSoftkey to recall ’std’ settings Status Screen Result = S1 S2 Subtract mode is available in the digital mode of operationSubtract Mathematics Control to select the Subtract process Timebase Modes Text OFF Flows ‘through’ the screen from left to right. When Roll is Selected, the TB Mode menu provides a ‘STOP on TRIGGER’TRIGGER’ is set to ‘on’, the trace stops when the scope is Acquired waveform is stored in a different memory location Time Measurements Function Reference Time TOUCH, Hold & Measure Mode Trigger Coupling Ac dc lf-rej Trigger hf-rej Delay Trigger DEL’D TB Toggle softkey to switch DEL’D TB ’on’ Trigger Level control ranges in level-pp on and off Trigger Main TB Function of Trigger Level and slope Trig Toggle key to select CH1, CH.. or Exttrig as Main TBSlope to change between positive and negative trigger Edge TV Trigger Key sequence Usertext Utility Maintenance Util Menu Utility Screen & Sound Volt Measurements Sn = nth sample j=n=k × S n Falling presh = Oversh Overshoot100% Limit Deflection X-DEFL, X vs Y Toggle softkey to switch X vs Y on Commands CPL Protocol Acknowledge ResponsesData Separators Program data separator Example Program Frame Program frame Commands in Functional Order 4THE CPL Protocol Commands in Alphabetical Order Command Reference Name Command Response Acknowledge ARM Trigger 8THE CPL Protocol Calibrate Default Setup 10THE CPL Protocol GO to Local GO to Remote 12THE CPL Protocol Identification Identity string Example response Local Lockout Program Communication 16THE CPL ProtocolXonxoff HWL Approx .5 sec after an acknowledge = 0 is received, Program Setup 18THE CPL ProtocolCount Node Pds Count Node Char Program TextPds Char Character Description Examples of user text Sample checksum Admin Pds Count Program Waveform22THE CPL Protocol Pds Wavenr Action by Parameter Type Example Oscilloscope Notes Example Example program LSB = Sample and &HFF Results is returned cancelling is possible by sending Ascii Query Measurement26THE CPL Protocol Numerical values of an infinite number of measurement T2-trg Value Parameter specified Value,value Measvalue Point notation, e.g E-09Or Hz Example of a single measurement Query Print Null 30THE CPL Protocol Example Written in Quick Basic Oscilloscope, e.g =10 hex Query SetupCount Number of strings to follow Node Complete setup query Example response PM3394 Query Text User text is returned Printed, e.g Admin Count Sample Checksum Query Waveform Wavenr The oscilloscope waveform source Parameter Type Example Input #1,NM$ Settings Symbol Parameter Value TypeInterpretation of waveform data Display Definitions Formula’sSn = Yz + Yn * Yr * Yu Sensitivity Time base Time base = 50 * Xr * Xu/div Reset Instrument 42THE CPL Protocol Recall SetupPds Setup reg Save Setup Represents the setup register number, ranging from 1 Status 44THE CPL Protocol Example status Trigger Acquisition 46THE CPL Protocol Ok, normal situation Syntax error Execution errorSynchronization error Acknowledge Status Example program to investigate status Setup Common vertical settingsCommon horizontal settings Main Timebase settings Hex Dec Meaning Events Trigger Delay settings Cursor settingsCursor autosearch settings Measurement 1 settings Measurement 2 settings Nnllxxxxxx.......xx Appendix a Acquire menu structure Acquire Menu Structure Appendix B Cursors menu structure Digital Cursors menu structure Appendix C Display menu structured Display Menu Structure Appendix D Mathematics menu structure Mathematics Menu Structure Measure Menu Structure Appendix F DTB DEL’D TB menu structure SAVE/RECALL Menu Structure Appendix H Setups menu structure Setups Menu Structure Appendix J TB Mode menu structure TB Mode Menu Structure Appendix K Trigger menu structure Div T Trigger menu structure Appendix L Utility menu structure Utility menu structure On off 50Ω CH1 50Ω CH2 50Ω CH3 50Ω CH4 Vertical Menu StructureVert Menu Vertical BW Limit RS-232 Cable Configurations RTSCTS DTR Cable to printer/plotter with hardware handshake Cable to controller with hardware handshake Appendix P Channels Simultaneously Sampled AT 100 MS/s Channel Acquisitions Expansion and Interpolation Function Index see Chapter Function Index Function Index Index TOUCH, Hold & Measure Mode Delayed Timebase Trigger DEL’D TBDisplay and Probe Adjustment Display Functions Display Menu Measure Menu Time Measuremens Volt Measurements Printing and Plotting Remote Control Ieee Installation Instructions Appendix NUtil Maintenance Glitch Trigger GND Input Coupling CHANNEL/TRACE Selection Setups Printing and Plotting Remote Control RS-232Memory Functions Memory BACK-UP Batteries Autoset and Setup Utilities Setups Setups Sequence Timebase Modes Delayed TimebaseScreen Messages Utility Screen & Sound Timebase Modes 8FUNCTION Index Advanced Vertical FunctionsCursors Readout Measure Menu Volt Measurements Display Menu Deflection