Fluke Thermometer 576 User Manual

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Precision Infrared Thermometer
Users Manual
March 2005
© 2005 Fluke Corporation. All rights reserved.
All product names are trademarks of their respective companies.
99 Washington Street
Melrose, MA 02176
Phone 781-665-1400
Toll Free 1-800-517-8431
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Users Manual

576Precision Infrared Thermometer Users ManualMarch 2005© 2005 Fluke Corporation. All rights reserved.All product names are trademarks of their respe

Page 2 - LIABILITY

576Using the CameraIn addition to the thermometer functionality the Model 576 comes with a digital built-in camera to documentate the measured places.

Page 3 - Safety Information

11576signals: “Flash has charged”. The flash willnow fire automatically.7. For the next measurement, repeat points 5 and 6.8. Once you have taken all

Page 4 - Table of Contents

12576Make sure that the target is larger than the unit’s spot size. The smaller the target, the closer you should be to it.Field of View

Page 5 - Introduction

13576STANDARD MODELOptical Chart30001201.00024SPOT DIA. (IN)SPOT DIA. (mm)DISTANCE: SENSOR TO OBJECT (mm)DISTANCE: SENSOR TO OBJECT (IN)FOCUS POINT D:

Page 6

14576Emissivity - ExplanationReflected energyEmitted energyTransmitted energyEMISSIVITYTargetThe amount of infraredenergy radiated by anobject depends

Page 7

576EmissivityTochoose the emissivity of a mate-ial, press EMISS.The display shows a materialname, an emissivity value, and thecalculated temperature v

Page 8 - Delivery Content

16576Emissivity - Unknown ValueToadjust the unit’s emissivity value for a material with unknown emissivity, plug in theprobe.Pull the unit’s trigger.

Page 9 - Batteries and Measurement

17576Emissivity Table (Selected Values)Aluminum* 0.30Asbesto 0.95Asphalt 0.95Basalt 0.70Brass* 0.50Brick 0.90Carbon 0.85Ceramic 0.95Concrete 0.95Coppe

Page 10 - Using the Camera

18576IMPORTANT! Before you install the software you must connect the unit with the PC to confi gure the USB interface.Proceed as follows:Connect the u

Page 11

19576For the software installation follow the information on the screen.Start the software with a double-click on the IRGraph icon on the desktop.The

Page 12 - Field of View

2576LIMITED WARRANTY AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITYThis Fluke product will be free from defects in material and workmanship for one year from the date of

Page 13 - Optical Chart

576DisplayThe last ten measurements areshown in the bar graph on theunit’s display. Auto Range of thebar graph is automatically definedbythe measured

Page 14 - Emissivity - Explanation

21576DataPress Data once to activate the logmode of the thermometer and thecamera. With the appropriate log-ger file configuration, you can storetempe

Page 15 - Emissivity

22576SetupHigh alarm (HiAl) generates an audible and visual(flashing LED and laser) alarm ifthe temperature is above the setpoint.Low alarm (LoAl) gen

Page 16 - Emissivity - Unknown Value

23576This function is used with a selectedemissivity to add or subtract an offsetlue (±10°C/±18°F) to the temperatureThe OFFSET feature allows thetemp

Page 17

24576Mode Toactivate the MAX mode, pressMODE until the MAX symbolappears . The measured maximumtemperature is displayed as longas the trigger is pulle

Page 18 - Hardware and Software Setup

25576...MIN, DIF, AVG,Toactivate the MIN mode, pressMODE until the MIN symbolappears. The measured minimumtemperature is displayed as longas the trigg

Page 19

26576Mode - Thermocouple SettingsLockC/FAuto/AllLaserflashLtd. AccessSet DefaultBacklightBuzzerTC-J/TC-KNTC/TCTime/DatePhotoflashONOpen the battery

Page 20

27576DIP SwitchesSome functions of the unit be changed by usingthe DIP switches. These switches are located inthe Battery compartement of the unit.Loc

Page 21

28576TroubleshootingSymptomDisplay Code Problem ActionCamera cannot Driver installation Open send photos failed Harware Manager on to the PC the P

Page 22

29576SymptomDisplay Code Problem ActionPhoto quality Light is insufficient for photo Use Photoflash diminished with without flash always on (Dip sw

Page 23 - Clear Images

3576 WarningA Warning identifies conditions and actions that pose ha-zards to the user. To avoid electrical shock or personal injury, follow t

Page 24

30576MaintenanceLens Cleaning:Blow off loose particles using clean compressedair. Brush remaining de-bris away with a camel’s hair brush.Wipe the surf

Page 25

31576This instrument conforms to the followingstandards:EMC: - EN 61326-1:1997+A1:1998+A2:2001Safety: - EN 61010-1:2001 - EN 60825-1:2001This produ

Page 26 - Mode - Thermocouple Settings

32576SpecificationsTemp. Range - 30 to 900°C (- 25 to 1600°F)Display Resolution 0.1°C (0.2°F)Accuracy (Infrared)at 25°C (77°F) ambient temperature± 0.7

Page 27 - DIP Switches

33576Specifications of the CameraMaximum Picture Number640x480 Pixels (VGA)26Maximum Picture Number320x240 Pixels (1/4 VGA)100Recharge Time for Flash a

Page 28 - Troubleshooting

4576Table of ContentsIntroduction ... 5Symbols and Safety Markings ...

Page 29

576The Fluke Model 576 Infrared Thermometer (the thermometer) is for non-contact temperature measurement. This thermometer determines an object‘s surf

Page 30 - Maintenance

6576Symbol Explanation Risk of danger. Important information. See Manual. Risk of danger. Important information. See Manual. Risk

Page 31 - CE Conformity

7576Laser Warning and Serial Number Labels

Page 32 - Specifications

8576 • The unit • Getting Started • Two AA batteries • Manual on CD • Thermocouple type K probe • Windows-based software on CD • USB cab

Page 33 - Specifications of the Camera

9576Batteries and MeasurementTo open the battery compartment, press gently on the top part ofthe handleto releasethe catch and pivot thegrip as shown

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