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6109A/7109A
Operators Manual
20
Set the Password
The Product ships from Fluke Calibration with minimal security settings. Except
for calibration parameters, any settings are easily changed.
To change the security level and set a new password to prevent unauthorized
use:
1. Push .
2. Push .
3. Push (More).
4. Push (Password).
5. Use the number keys to type in the factory password 1234.
6. Push to access the Password screen.
7. Push to edit the password.
8. Use the number keys to type in a new password.
9. Push save the new password.
10. Push to move to the Security setting.
11. Push to change the security level.
12. Push (Done) to return the first screen.
Note
Make sure to save the new password and do not lose it.
Connect the Reference Probe and Test Sensor
The 7109A-P and 6109A-P include the Input module to which a reference
thermometer and one DUT (Device Under Test) sensor can be connected.
Temperatures show on the display and are automatically recorded as a program
runs. This section explains how to set up these models to operate the sensor
inputs.
Connect the Reference Probe
A reference probe provides improved temperature accuracy and serves as a
reference standard to test other sensors. For best results, use a high-quality,
100 Ω, four-wire, platinum resistance thermometer (PRT) calibrated with low
uncertainty such as Fluke 5615-6. Table 4 shows how a reference probe can be
used to improve temperature accuracy.
Table 4. Typical Accuracy with a Fluke 5615 as a Reference Probe
Temperature Expanded Uncertainty (k = 2)
-25 °C 0.020 °C
0 °C 0.022 °C
140 °C 0.031 °C
250 °C 0.043 °C
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