Fluke 434-II User Manual page 170

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Users Manual
Security Summary:
Ad 1. Memory contents erased at power-off. No user access.
Ad 2. Memory contents erased at power-off. No user access.
Ad 3. Flash memory: contents stays available at power off and disconnection of the Li-
Ad 4.
Ad 5.
Ad 6. There are 2 ways of removing measurement data from the Analyzer:
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ion accumulator (can be loaded/exchanged with dedicated PC software that is
exclusively available in manufacturing and Fluke service). Note: the calibration
data is generated when the analyzer is sent through its calibration process and are
fundamental to the meter operation.
To erase Analyzer settings that differ from Factory Default, do the following key
operations: SETUP, function key F1 – USER PREF, F1 – FACTORY
DEFAULTS, F5 – YES (confirm menu).
Memory contents erased at power-off. No user access.
Memory contents erased at power-off. No user access.
1 - The SD Card is located in the battery-compartment at the rear of the
Analyzer. Open the compartment with a small screwdriver. Push the SD Card in
the direction of the arrow and take it out of the Analyzer. All measurement data
now has been removed from the Analyzer. Avoid touching the contacts of the
Card with you hands. When reinstalling the Card take careful notice of the
indication in the battery compartment.
2 - All measurement data at the SD memory card is erased by formatting it. The
format action occurs via a confirm menu. Do the following key operations with
the SD Card installed in the Analyzer: SETUP, function key F1 – USER PREF,
F4 – FORMAT SD CARD, F5 – YES.
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