This
section describes
how to install and
operate the
Generator. This section contains
information
for an initial
inspection, setting up the
instrument, general operating information,
and
local and remote
operation.
2-2.
INITIAL INSPECTION
The Generator
is shipped in a
special protective
container that should prevent damage during
shipment. Check the
shipping order
against the contents of the
container, and report any
damage
or short shipment
to the place of
purchase or the nearest Fluke
Technical Service
Center.
Instructions for inspection and
claims are included
on the shipping container.
If reshipment of
the Generator is
necessary, please use the
original shipping container. If
the
original container is not
available, use a
container that provides
adequate protection during
shipment,
it is recommended
that the Generator
be protected by at least
three inches of
shock-absorbing
material on all sides
of the container. Do
not use loose fill to pad the
shipping
container. Loose fill
allows the Generator to
settle to one
corner
of the
shipping container,
which could
result in the
Generator being damaged
during shipment.
2-3.
SETTING UP
THE GENERATOR
The
following paragraphs
describe how to set up
the Generator for
operation. This
information includes;
line
power
requirements, line voltage
selection procedures, fuse
replacement procedures,
and rack
mounting instructions.
2-4.
Line
Power Requirements
The Generator
uses
a
line voltage of 100
or
120V
ac rms
(± 10%)
with
a
I.5A fuse; or
220V or
240V
ac
(±
10%)
with a 0.75 A
fuse. The line frequency
must be between
48
to 63
Hz. The power
consumption
of the instrument is <180
VA with a full
option complement.
2
Line Voltage and Fuse
Selection
Verify
that the
intended line power
source matches the
line voltage setting of
the
Generator before
plugging in the
line power cord.
Refer to Figure
2-1
to set
the line
voltage of the
Generator to
match the
available source.
Figure
2-1
also
shows how to
replace the line
fuse of the
Generator. The
correct fuse value
for
each of the
four line
voltages is
listed on a plate
attached to
the rear panel of
the Generator.
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