Fluke 6200 - Powering the Tester; Power-up & Warning Display Messages

Users Manual
Powering the Tester
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Powering the Tester
The tester will power up when you connect it to the mains
supply.
Disconnect the mains plug to power the tester down.
Warning
Read the safety information on page 2
before powering the tester.
Power-up & Warning Display Messages
At power up the tester performs a selftest and shows the
software version.
If all is well the display will indicate the mains supply
voltage, this screen is referred to as the IDLE screen.
If the tester detects special conditions at power up, for
example a dangerous condition, a warning message will
indicate the nature of the condition.
The adjacent table shows the messages that can be
shown when you power up the tester. The values are
examples and can differ from the displayed values.
DISPLAY EXPLANATION
Selftest.
Software version, shown after power
on.
V
AC
Mains supply voltage, IDLE screen.
U
N-PE
> V
AC
Mains problem, unplug unit!
No testing possible.
U
L-N
< V
AC
Mains voltage too low.
No testing possible.
U
L-N
> V
AC
Mains voltage too high.
No testing possible.
< Hz
Mains frequency too low.
No testing possible.
> Hz
Mains frequency too high.
No testing possible
memory
>
Memory full.
memory
> Memory nearly full (>75%).
+ number Tester failure, contact Fluke support.