Spec Format Setup Menu - Fluke 5700A Series II Operator's Manual

5700A/5720A Series II
Operators Manual
The EEPROM stores calibration constants and dates, setup parameters, and the user
report string in non-volatile memory. Softkeys in this menu let you replace all or part of
the contents with factory defaults. In the case of calibration constants, factory defaults are
the same for all 5700A/5720A Series II calibrators. They are not the calibration constants
obtained when the calibrator was originally calibrated by the factory before shipment. All
the softkeys in this menu require the rear panel CALIBRATION switch to be in the
ENABLE position.
The function of each softkey is described below:
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4-10. Spec Format Setup Menu

Pressing the softkey under "Spec Format Setup" opens the menu shown below, which
provides options for configuring your specification confidence level, and for setting the
calibration interval. Once you have completed making these selections, press "DONE
Setting SpecFmt" to return to the Instrument Setup menu.
The function of each softkey is described below:
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ALL: Replaces the entire contents of the EEPROM with factory defaults. This would
be used by service personnel after replacing the EEPROM, for example. It is not
required in normal use.
CAL: Replaces all calibration constants with factory defaults but leaves all the setup
parameters unchanged. This is also not required in normal use.
RANGE: Removes only the range adjustments made during optional range
calibration. See Chapter 7 for more information about range calibration.
SETUP: Replaces the setup parameters with factory defaults, but leaves the state of
calibration unchanged.
5725: Replaces all calibration constants stored in the attached 5725A with factory
defaults, but leaves the calibrator's EEPROM contents unchanged.
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Cal Interval: Sets the calibration cycle to 24 hours, 90 days, 180 days, or 1 year.
Spec Confidence: Sets the calibration specification confidence level to 95% or 99%.
All specifications are provided in Chapter 1 of this manual.