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Users Manual
4.. FLUKE 830 - an overview (Change 2)
On pages 18-19, replace the Sensor section with:
Wireless Sensor
The Wireless Sensor mounts using the chain type bracket on the shaft or solid
coupling of the left machine (usually stationary machine) – as viewed from the
normal working position.
The Sensor contains a position detector, which measures the position of the laser
beam as the shafts are rotated. The Sensor also contains an electronic inclinom-
eter for shaft rotation measurements. The semiconductor laser diode within the
Sensor emits a ray of red light (wavelength 630 nm to 680 nm) which is visible at
the point it strikes a surface. The Class 2 laser beam is emitted with a diameter of
approximately 5 mm (3/16").
The Sensor has two indicator LEDs on the front. See
Sensor. When facing the sensor, the left LED [
adjustment and the charging status. The LED on the right [
wireless communication status and lights blue when scanning and when commu-
nication is established. See
The internal optics and electronics are internally sealed to prevent possible con-
tamination. The Sensor lens, however, must be kept clean. Use the lens cleaning
cloth or a fine dusting brush such as that normally used to clean other optical
devices. Keep the dust cap on when not in use.
An internal rechargeable battery powers the Sensor.
To turn on the Sensor, press the On/Off switch on the Sensor. The red LED lights
when sensor is switched on.
To turn off the Sensor, press and hold the On/Off switch until both LEDs are off.
When the Wireless Sensor is on, the laser beam is emitted.. DO NOT stare
into the laser beam..
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