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3. Verify Accuracy Configure the 5700A for the output values below and
verify the Spy window measurement is between the minimum and maximum
values. Change the channel 1 range as required (see Step 1).
Volts AC Range 5700A Output Minimum Reading Maximum Reading
300 mV 20 mV@1 kHz 0.0197V 0.0203V
300 mV 20 mV@100 kHZ 0.0185V 0.0215V
300 mV 300 mV@1 kHz 0.29885V 0.30115V
300 mV 300 mV@100 kHz 0.2845V 0.3155V
3V 3V@1 kHz 2.9885V 3.0115V
30V 30V@1 kHz 29.885V 30.115V
300V [2640A only] 300V@1 kHz 298.85V 301.15V
4. Close Spy Window.
Frequency Accuracy Test 6-12.
Complete the following procedure to test the accuracy of the frequency function
for the 2640A and 2645A. Measurement accuracy applies to all channels, not just
the channel used for the test.
1. Configure Channel 1 for Frequency In NetDAQ Logger, configure channel
1 for frequency. There is no range selection for frequency as all frequency
measurements use Autoranging. (See “Configuring Analog Channel
Functions" in Chapter 3 of this manual.)
2. Open Spy Window Select the Spy command from the Utilities menu. Select
channel 0101 (instrument 01, channel 01) from the Channel list. Click OK to
open the Spy window.
3. Verify Accuracy Configure the 5700A for the output values below and
verify the Spy window measurement is between the minimum and maximum
values. Change the channel 1 range as required (see Step 1).
Frequency Range 5700A Output Minimum Reading Maximum Reading
Autorange Only 1V@10 kHz 9.994 kHz 10.006 kHz
4. Close Spy Window.
- 2640A/2645A 1
- PCaution 4
- SAFETY TERMS IN THIS MANUAL 5
- Table of Contents 7
- 2640A/2645A NetDAQ 10
- Contents 11
- List of Tables 13
- List of Figures 15
- Overview 17
- Introduction 1-1 19
- Analog Channels 1-3 23
- Computed Channels 1-4 23
- Channel Numbering 1-5 23
- Mx+B Scaling 1-6 23
- Alarms 1-7 24
- Channel Monitoring 1-8 24
- Digital I/O 1-9 24
- Totalizer 1-10 24
- Trigger Input 1-11 25
- Trigger Output 1-12 25
- Alarm Trigger 1-16 26
- Master Alarm 1-13 26
- Interval Trigger 1-14 26
- External Trigger 1-15 26
- Isolated Networks 1-19 28
- General Networks 1-20 28
- Ethernet Port Selection 1-21 28
- Scanning and Logging 1-24 29
- RS-232 Interface 1-25 29
- Options and Accessories 1-27 30
- Options and Accessories 31
- Preparing for Operation 33
- Introduction 2-1 35
- Instrument Preparation 2-2 35
- Instrument Preparation 37
- PWarning 38
- Trigger Input 2-16 45
- Trigger Output 2-17 46
- Master Alarm 2-18 46
- Controls and Indicators 2-20 47
- Front Panel Controls 2-21 49
- Front Panel Indicators 2-22 50
- Rear Panel Controls 2-23 52
- Rear Panel Indicators 2-24 52
- Power-On Options 2-26 53
- Testing and Troubleshooting 87
- Configuring NetDAQ Logger for 95
- Introduction 3-1 97
- Configuring the Current Setup 101
- Setup Files 3-14 105
- Opening a Setup File 3-16 106
- Setup Files 107
- Configuring an Instrument 109
- Configuring Channels 3-23 112
- Configuring Channels 113
- Equation Syntax 3-28 115
- Configuring Alarms 3-30 117
- Operating NetDAQ Logger for 125
- Introduction 4-1 127
- Simulated Logging 4-6 129
- Real-Time Displays 4-8 130
- Real-Time Displays 131
- The Spy Window 4-11 133
- Quick Plot 4-12 135
- Data Files 4-14 137
- Configuring a Data File 4-15 138
- Data Files 139
- Converting Data Files 4-16 142
- Optimizing Performance 143
- Optimizing Performance 4-18 144
- Using Online Help 4-24 145
- Using Trend Link for Fluke 147
- Introduction 5-1 149
- Introduction 151
- Curve Preferences 5-21 164
- Background Preferences 5-22 167
- Using the Note System 5-25 170
- Printing a Chart 5-26 170
- Click OK to print the chart 172
- Maintenance 173
- Introduction 6-1 175
- Cleaning 6-3 176
- Fuse Replacement 6-4 176
- Fuse (15/100A, 250V 177
- Time Delay) 177
- Performance Test 6-5 178
- Performance Test 179
- Volts AC Accuracy Test 6-11 185
- Frequency Accuracy Test 6-12 186
- 5. Close Spy Window 191
- Step 2) 194
- Digital I/O Output Test 6-25 198
- Digital Input Test 6-26 199
- Totalizer Tests 6-27 200
- Totalizer Count Test 6-28 200
- Trigger Input Test 6-31 202
- Trigger Output Test 6-32 202
- Calibration 6-33 203
- Calibration 205
- Service 6-38 206
- Replacement Parts 6-39 208
- Appendices 209
- Introduction A-1 211
- Digital I/O A-6 214
- Trigger In A-7 215
- Trigger Out A-8 216
- Master Alarm A-9 216
- 2640A Specifications A-12 217
- Specifications 219
- 2645A Specifications A-21 227
- Introduction B-1 237
- Noise and Shielding B-3 237
- Crosstalk Considerations B-4 238
- Crosstalk Considerations 239
- Introduction C-1 241
- True-RMS Measurements 243
- Introduction D-1 245
- Fixed-385 RTD D-2 245
- Custom-385 RTD D-3 246
- RTD Linearization 247
- Introduction E-1 251
- Introduction F-1 253
- File Format F-2 253
- Introduction G-1 255
- DDE Links Reference G-2 255
- DDE Example Using Excel G-3 256
- Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE) 257
- Introduction H-1 261
- UTP Cables H-2 261
- Introduction I-1 263
- Network Primer I-4 265
- Network Considerations 267
- Drivers I-10 271
- TCP/IP Protocol Stack I-11 273
- Glossary I-24 293
- Introduction J-1 299
- Full-Disk J-3 299
- Scan Queue Overflows J-4 299
- Error Conditions J-5 299
- Error and Status Messages 301
- Instrument not found! 315
- Not responding to command! 321
- Performing Rollover 322
- Unable to Open Mx+B File! 329
- Unable to open RS232 port! 329
- Unable to Open Setup File! 330
- Unable to stop scanning! 330
- Unknown Communication Error! 331
- Window creation failed! 332
- Winsock.dll not found! 332
- Fluke Service Centers 333
- (continued) 341
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