Power Recorder
Overview of the Power Analyze Screen
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Table 4. Power Analyze Screen Areas and Controls
Number Description
Connected Recorder. When you are connected to a 1750 Power
Recorder, this field shows its name. A drop-down list shows other
Recorders to which you can connect.
Name of data file. When you view recorded data, the name of the
".odn" file appears in the window title bar.
Help buttons. Several types of online help are available for Fluke
Power Analyze. Two are shown on this screen. For details about
accessing Help, see “Getting Answers to Questions as You Work”
earlier in this manual.
Main Data Area. The central part of the screen shows the power
quality data for the active mode and view. You can make further
adjustments to the data displayed by using the view controls and
tool bars.
View toolbar. Provides quick access to the different power quality
data views for the active mode (Recorded Data, Snapshots, or
Live 1750 Data). The active button on the View toolbar indicates
the view you see now.
View controls. View controls specify what data to display in the
view, and how it should appear.
Status Bar. Shows the power configuration, nominal voltage, and
frequency for the data you are viewing. When viewing live data, it
also shows the name of the Recorder.
Power Analyze Mode Side Bar. Mode buttons activate different
sets of views and screens in Power Analyze. The active button
indicates the mode in view. In the screenshot example, View
Recorded is active. For more information, see “Overview of the
Power Analyze Modes” later in this manual.
Main tool bar. Frequently used actions appear as buttons on the
toolbar.
Menu bar. Menus provide access to Power Analyze commands.
Frequently used menu items are also available on the main
toolbar and view toolbars.
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