Fluke 990DSL - Setting a Timer to Conserve Power

990DSL
Users Guide
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6. Press H to move the cursor to the
Current Date field and set the date. To
do this, complete the following:
d) Press A(
Edit). In the first field, type the number for the current
month (or day, if you selected DD.MM.YYYY as the display mode).
Press L to save.
e) Press G to move the cursor to the next field. Press A(
Edit). Type the
number for the current day (or month), then press L to save.
f) Press G to move the cursor to the Year field. Press A(
Edit). Type the
year, then press L to save.
Your tester is now programmed with the current time and date.
Setting a Timer to Conserve Power
To conserve battery power, you can program a timer that automatically
switches the tester into low-power mode or power-down mode after a specified
period of inactivity.
The CopperPro has two timers:
• “Snooze” Timer
Causes the CopperPro to go into low-power mode if no keypad activity is
detected for the user-specified time period. When the time elapses, the
tester emits a distinctive tone and the display goes blank.
Press any key to reactivate the tester and reset the timer.
• “Power Down” Timer
Causes the CopperPro to automatically turn off if no keypad activity is
detected for the user-specified time period. The tester emits distinctive
tone when the time elapses and turns itself off.
Press
= to turn the tester back on.