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Fluke 5700A Series II Service Operator's Manual (336 pages)

Multi-Function Calibrator

Brand: Fluke | Category: Test Equipment | Size: 3.49 MB

Power Source
6
Table of Contents
9
Introduction and Specifications

19
Chapter 1

21
Installation

63
Chapter 2

65
- Introduction
  65
- Unpacking and Inspection
  65
- Service Information
  66
- Contacting Fluke
  66
- Placement and Rack Mounting
  66
- Cooling Considerations
  66
- Accessing the Fuse
  67
- Selecting Line Voltage
  68
- Connecting to Line Power
  70
- Connecting a 5725A Amplifier
  70
- Selecting Output Binding Posts
  70
Features

71
- Front Panel Features
  71
  - Display Screen Saver
    71
  - Introduction
    71
  - Rear Panel Features
    71
  - Softkey Menu Tree
    71
  - Display Screen Saver
    73
  - Front Panel Features
    73
  - Introduction
    73
  - Rear Panel Features
    82
  - Softkey Menu Tree
    84
Front Panel Operation

87
Chapter 4

89
- Introduction
  89
- Powering on the Calibrator
  90
- Warm up
  90
- DC Zeros
  91
- Executing DC Zeros
  91
- DC Zeros Reminder
  91
- The Setup Menu
  92
- Instrument Setup
  93
- Format EEPROM Menu
  93
- Spec Format Setup Menu
  94
- Setting the Internal Clock/Calendar
  95
- Selecting Amplifiers
  96
- Checking the Instrument Configuration
  97
- Special Functions Menu
  98
- Resetting the Calibrator
  98
- Operate and Standby Modes
  99
- Connecting the Calibrator to a UUT
  99
- Recommended Cable and Connector Types
  99
- When to Use External Sensing
  100
- When to Use the External Voltage Guard
  101
- When to Use the Current Guard
  101
- Four-Wire Vs Two-Wire Resistance Connections
  102
- Cable Connection Instructions
  102
- Setting the Output
  108
- DC Voltage Output
  110
- AC Voltage Output
  111
- DC Current Output
  113
- AC Current Output
  114
- Resistance Output
  116
- Wideband AC Voltage Output (Option 5700A-03)
  118
- Variable Phase Output
  120
- Phase Locking to an External Signal
  121
- Using an Auxiliary Amplifier
  122
- 5725A Amplifier Output
  123
- Checking the Calibrator's Uncertainty Specification
  124
- Error Mode Operation
  124
- Error Mode Overview
  125
- Entering Error Mode
  125
- Exiting Error Mode
  125
- Using Error Mode
  126
- Reading the UUT Error: AC and DC Voltage and Current Output
  126
- Reading the UUT Error: Resistance Output
  127
- Introduction to Offset, Scale, and Linearity Errors
  128
- Offset Error
  128
- Scale Error
  129
- Linearity Error
  130
- Combining the Error Types
  130
- Programming an Offset
  131
- Programming a Scale Factor
  132
- Linearity Checking Using Offset and Scale
  133
- Setting Output Limits
  136
- Setting Voltage and Current Limits
  136
- Sample Applications
  137
- Calibrating Fluke 70 Series Multimeter
  137
- Cables
  138
- Guarding
  138
- Sensing
  138
- Testing the Meter
  139
- Calibrating the Meter
  140
- Calibrating a Fluke Model 8840A Series Digital Multimeter
  142
- Cables
  142
- Guarding
  142
- Sensing
  144
- Basic Calibration Procedure
  144
- Calibration Setup Procedure
  144
- A/D Calibration
  145
- Offset and Gain Calibration
  146
- High Frequency AC Calibration
  148
- Performing a Wideband Flatness Test
  149
Remote Operation

151
Chapter 5

153
- Introduction
  153
- Using the IEEE-488 Port for Remote Control
  154
- IEEE-488 Bus Restrictions
  154
- Bus Setup Procedure
  154
- Using the RS-232C Port for Remote Control
  155
- Serial Remote Control Setup Procedure
  156
- Exceptions for Serial Remote Control
  157
- Command Syntax Information
  157
- Parameter Syntax Rules
  158
- Extra Space Characters
  159
- Terminators
  159
- Incoming Character Processing
  159
- Response Message Syntax
  160
- Input Buffer Operation
  160
- Commands
  160
- Multiple Commands
  161
- Coupled Commands
  161
- Sequential and Overlapped Commands
  162
- Commands Ignored When Not in Remote
  162
- Commands that Require the Calibration Switch to be Set
  162
- Long Term Commands
  162
- Local-To-Remote State Transitions
  193
- Checking the Calibrator's Status
  195
- Serial Poll Status Byte
  197
- Service Request Line (SRQ)
  198
- Service Request Enable Register
  198
- Loading the SRE
  198
- Event Status Register
  199
- Bit Assignments for the ESR and ESE
  199
- Reading the ESR and ESE
  200
- Loading the ESE
  200
- Instrument Status Register
  201
- Instrument Status Change Register
  201
- Instrument Status Change Enable Register
  201
- Bit Assignments for the ISR, ISCR, and ISCE
  201
- Reading the ISR, ISCR, or ISCE
  202
- Loading the ISCE
  202
- Fault Queue
  203
- IEEE-488 Interface Configuration
  204
- Bus Communication Overview
  205
- Definition: Queries and Commands
  206
- Functional Elements of Commands
  206
- Interface Messages
  208
- The IEEE-488 Connector
  209
- The IEEE-488 Connector
  210
- Remote Program Examples
  211
- Printing Main Output Calibration Shift Results
  211
- Verifying a Meter
  212
- Remote Calibration
  212
- DC Zeros
  212
- Calibration
  213
- Calibration Check
  214
- Wideband AC Module (Option 5700A-03) Gain Calibration
  215
- Using *OPC?, *OPC, and *WAI
  216
- Writing an SRQ and Fault Handler
  217
- Emulating a Fluke 5100B or 5200A Calibrator
  218
- Entering Emulation Mode
  218
- Exiting Emulation Mode
  219
- The 5720'S Display During Emulation
  219
- 5100B Emulation
  219
- Local-To-Remote Transitions
  219
- Current Output Location
  220
- Differences in the 5700A/5720A Series II and 5100B Ohms Function
  220
- Ohms Remote Program Modifications for 5100B Emulation
  221
- 5200A Emulation
  222
- Local-To-Remote Transitions
  222
- Voltage and Frequency Ranges
  222
- Rounding Numeric Entries
  223
- Settling Times
  223
- Programming External Sensing
  224
- Overload Conditions
  224
- Phase Lock Errors
  224
Using the RS-232C Serial Interface

225
Chapter 6

227
- Introduction
  227
- RS-232C Interface Specifications
  227
- Setting up and Connecting the Serial Interface
  228
- Printing Calibration Reports
  230
- Calibration Shift Results
  230
- Calibration Check Shift Results
  231
- Generating a Printout
  232
Operator Maintenance

243
Chapter 7

245
- Introduction
  245
- Accessing the Fuse
  246
- Cleaning the Air Filter
  246
- Cleaning the Exterior
  248
- Calibration
  248
- Calibrating the 5700A/5720A Series II to External Standards
  248
- Calibration Requirements
  249
- When to Adjust the Calibrator's Uncertainty
  249
- Calibration Procedure
  250
- Range Calibration
  256
- Calibrating the Wideband AC Module (Option 5700A-03)
  260
- Performing a Calibration Check
  263
Options and Accessories

265
Chapter 8

267
- Introduction
  267
- Wideband AC Voltage Module
  267
- Accessories
  267
- Low Thermal EMF Test Leads
  268
- Rack Mount Kits (Y5737 and Y5735)
  268
- Shielded IEEE-488 Interface Cables (Y8021 and Y8022)
  268
- RS-232C Null-Modem Cables
  268
- DC Voltage Reference Standard (732B)
  268
- Shielded IEEE-488 Interface Cables (Y8021, Y8022, and Y8023)
  268
- RS-232C Null-Modem Cables (Y1702 and Y1703)
  268
- And 10 Kω Resistance Standards (742A-1 and 742A-10K)
  269
- 5725A Amplifier
  269
- Amplifier
  269
Appendices

271
- Symbolic Names of Calibration Constants
  271
Appendix

273
- Fault Codes
  273
- ASCII and IEEE Bus Codes
  297
- Symbolic Names of Calibration Constants
  301
- Glossary
  317
  - Calibration Interval
    318
  - Crest Factor
    319

Fluke 5700A Series II Service Service Manual (186 pages)

Multi-Function Calibrator

Brand: Fluke | Category: Test Equipment | Size: 1.53 MB

Service Manual
1
Table of Contents
3
Power Source
14
Introduction and Specifications

17
- Chapter 1
  
  19
Theory of Operation

59
- Chapter 2
  
  61
Calibration and Verification

71
- Chapter 3
  
  73
Maintenance

139
- Chapter 4
  
  141
  - Introduction
    141
  - Accessing the Fuse
    141
  - Cleaning the Air Filter
    141
  - General Cleaning
    142
  - Cleaning Pca's
    143
  - Access Procedures
    143
  - Top and Bottom Covers
    143
  - Digital Section Cover
    143
  - Analog Section Covers
    143
  - Rear Panel Removal and Installation
    143
  - Rear Panel Assembly Access
    144
  - Front Panel Removal and Installation
    144
  - Display Assembly Removal and Installation
    145
  - Keyboard Assembly Removal and Installation
    145
  - Analog Assembly Removal and Installation
    146
  - Digital Assembly Removal and Installation
    148
  - Power Transformer Removal and Installation
    148
  - Hybrid Cover Removal
    148
  - Front/Rear Binding Post Reconfiguration
    148
  - Installing a Wideband AC Module (Option -03)
    150
  - Clearing Ghost Images from the Control Display
    150
  - Replacing the Clock/Calendar Backup Battery
    150
  - Using Remote Commands Reserved for Servicing
    151
  - Using the ETIME Command
    151
  - Fault Codes
    153
List of Replaceable Parts

177
- Introduction
  179
- How to Obtain Parts
  179
- Service Centers
  179
- Parts List
  179

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Fluke 5700A Series II Service Operator's Manual (336 pages)

Table of Contents

Introduction and Specifications

Chapter 1

Installation

Chapter 2

Features

Front Panel Operation

Chapter 4

Remote Operation

Chapter 5

Using the RS-232C Serial Interface

Chapter 6

Operator Maintenance

Chapter 7

Options and Accessories

Chapter 8

Appendices

Appendix

Fluke 5700A Series II Service Service Manual (186 pages)

Table of Contents

Introduction and Specifications

Chapter 1

Theory of Operation

Chapter 2

Calibration and Verification

Chapter 3

Maintenance

Chapter 4

List of Replaceable Parts

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