Fluke 810 - Connections and Initial Power-Up

Getting Started
Sensor Setup
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Note
The first time you turn the Tester on, it displays
the Settings screen. It is important to enter the
correct information into the setup fields before
you start a test, especially the power line
frequency. For more information, see
“Instrument Setup” section.
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Sensor Setup
The Tester includes a triaxial Sensor with TEDS
technology (Transducer Electronic Data Sheets). With
this technology, your Tester can identify and
automatically read the Sensor configuration. This
technology provides:
• Improved results from detailed calibration information
• Reduced configuration time without manual data
entry
• Sensor calibration tracking with the last calibration
date stored electronically
Compatible Sensors
• It is highly recommended to use a Fluke Triaxial
Sensor with the Tester. Using a Sensor other than a
Fluke Triaxial Sensor will result in misleading
diagnoses. The Tester is compatible with single axis
Sensors.
W Caution
Non-Fluke triaxial Sensors are not
compatible with the Tester.
How to Connect the Fluke Sensor
To connect and set up a triaxial Sensor:
1. Attach the cable to the Sensor and tighten the
threaded cable sleeve. See Figure 3-3.
2. Connect the cable to the Tester and tighten the
threaded cable sleeve.