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Fluke 1586A User Manual

Fluke 1586A
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1586A
SUPER-DAQ Precision Temperature Scanner
Users Manual
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Table of Contents

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Fluke 1586A Specifications

General IconGeneral
Operating Temperature0 °C to 50 °C
CategoryScanner
Measurement TypesDC Voltage, AC Voltage, Resistance, DC Current, AC Current, Frequency
Thermocouple Accuracy±0.5°C
RTD Accuracy±0.05°C
Frequency Accuracy±0.01%
Input Isolation300 V
DisplayColor LCD
Data LoggingYes
InterfacesEthernet, USB, GPIB
Power100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
AccuracyVaries by measurement type
ResolutionVaries by measurement type
DC Voltage Accuracy±(0.002% of reading + 0.0005% of range) (up to 100 V)

Summary

Product Overview and Specifications

Safety Information

Lists warnings and cautions for safe operation and handling of the product.

Measurement Specifications

Details accuracy, ranges, and characteristics for various measurement types.

Initial Setup and Configuration

Set the Regional Voltage

Instructions for setting the voltage selector and fuse for region of use.

Connect to Mains Power

Procedure for connecting the product to mains power.

Power On and Standby

Details how to turn the product on and put it into standby mode.

Configure the Product

Guides users through configuring product settings via the Instrument Setup menu.

Input Module and Relay Card Installation

Step-by-step guide for installing input modules and relay cards.

Install a DAQ-STAQ Multiplexer Connection Module

Instructions for installing a DAQ-STAQ Multiplexer accessory.

Input and Channel Configuration

Wiring Safety and Considerations

Important safety precautions for wiring connections.

Channel Configuration

Instructions for configuring channels after inputs are connected.

Mx+B Scaling

Applying scaling calculations to measurement values.

HI and LO Channel Alarms

Setting high and low limit alarms for channels.

Scan/Monitor, Record, and Data

Configure a Scan

Setting up scan parameters like trigger type and sample rate.

Trigger Type

Defines when and how a scan starts and stops.

Start a Scan

Steps to initiate a scan based on configured test setup.

View Scan Data and Statistics

Displays scan data and provides statistical analysis for each channel.

Graph the Measurements

Visualizes measurement data in a graph format.

Monitor

Measures a single channel between scan sweeps and views statistics.

Automated Test

Calibrates and verifies probes using an external temperature source.

Configure an Automated Test

Setting up temperature setpoints and test sequences for automated tests.

Record

Saves scan or DMM measurement results to a file for PC transfer.

Open and View Measurement Data on a PC

Transferring and viewing data files on a computer.

Measure/DMM Operation

About the DMM Function

Using the DMM feature for voltage, resistance, current, and temperature measurements.

Input Type Selection and Range Adjustment

Configuring front-panel inputs for measurement type and range.

Maintenance and Care

Replace the Fuse

Procedure for replacing fuses and required part numbers.

Memory Reset and Factory Reset

How to clear data or reset the product to factory defaults.

Error Messages and Troubleshooting

Error Messages

Lists error codes, messages, causes, and solutions for diagnosing problems.

Troubleshooting

A chart with common problems, their causes, and solutions.

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