Battery Installation; Getting Acquainted; Physical Features - Fluke 8020A Instruction Manual

1-6.

Battery Installation

BATTERY OR FUSE INSTALLATIONIRE-
PLACEMENT SHOULD ONLY BE PER-
FORMED AFTER THE INPUT SIGNAL AND
THE TEST LEADS HAVE BEEN REMOVED
FROM THE INPUT TERMINALS, AND THE
POWER SWITCH IS SET TO OFF.
.
1-7. To install the battery, locate the battery-
compartment cover on the bottom of the 8020A, and
using both thumbs slide it away from the case screw to
expose the battery compartment. See Figure 2-1. Then,
extend the battery-clip and cable from the compartment,
and attach the 9V battery (supplied with the 8020A).
While the cable is extended, check the fuse-clip on the
back of the battery-clip. It should contain an AGX 2
with units having white and whitel red wires going to the
fuse clip). Carefully position the battery, cable, and clip
within the confines of the battery compartment by
inserting cable first, followed by fuse-end of battery
assembly. Finally, close the compartment by sliding the
cover into position
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WARNING
Flgure 1-1. Controls, Indicators, Connectors
CAUTION
If fuse replacement is necessary, do not
substitute fuse type or rating, for metric fuse
1-8.

GETTING ACQUAINTED

1-9. Before attempting to use your 8020A, we
suggest that you take a few minutes to get acquainted.
First, let's find out what all the buttons are for. Then
we'll check it out to make sure it's working properly.

1-10. Physical Features

1-11. All of the buttons, switches, and other
externally accessible physical features of the 8020A are
shown in Figure 1-1 and described in Table 1-1. Locate
each of the features on your instrument as you read the
functional description.
1-12. lnitlal Check-Out Procedure
1-13. Now that you have installed the battery, and
know where everything is, let's make sure the unit is
working properly. We'll run through a simple check-out