Fluke 6070A - Installation and Maintenance; Input Line Power

Section 3
Installation and Maintenance
3-1. INTRODUCTION
3-2. This section contains the information necessary to install the open termination
units, to physically mount the instrument, to connect line power to the instrument, to
connect the instrument electrically to the IEEE-488 interface, and to perform operator
maintenance.
3-3. MOUNTING: RACK OR BENCH
CAUTION
The instrument should have at least 3 inches of clearance behind the
ventilation fan for adequate cooling.
3-4. The 6070A and 6071A are designed to be either placed directly on the work bench
or to be mounted in standard 24-inch deep equipment racks using the Y6001 rack
mounting accessory. The Y6001 is composed of the two Fluke acessories listed in Table
3-1. Figure 3-1 shows these accessories.
3-5. INPUT LINE POWER
WARNING
TO AVOID SHOCK HAZARD OR INSTRUMENT DAMAGE, CONNECT THE
INSTRUMENT LINE POWER GROUND TO EARTH GROUND. DO NOT
BREAK THIS GROUND CONNECTION BY USING A TWO CONDUCTOR
EXTENSION CORD.
3-6. The instrument can operate from various line power configurations. Line power
voltage can be from 90 to 132V ac rms or from 180 to 264V ac rms. Line frequency can be
47 to 63 Hz (Call or write the John Fluke Mfg. Co., Inc.; P.O. Box 4321(); Mountlake
Terrace; WA 98043; telephone number (206) 774-2211. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO
OPERATE THE INSTRUMENT WITH A 400 HZ INPUT WITHOUT FIRST
CALLING OR WRITING FOR INFORMATION ON 400 HZ OPERATION). Your
instrument is factory set to operate with a line voltage of 90 to 132V ac rms. Use the
Operator Maintenance procedures described later in this section to determine the line
voltage selected for your instrument or to change the line voltage selected for your
instrument. Use the following procedure when connecting your instrument to line power
1. On the instrument, set the POWER control (front panel)to the STBY position
and set the MAIN POWER switch (rear panel) to the OFF position.
2. Connect the instrument to an appropriate line power source.