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Fluke ProcessMeter 787 User Manual

Fluke ProcessMeter 787
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ProcessMeter
Measuring Electrical Parameters
19
Using TouchHold
Note
You must have MIN MAX recording off to use
TouchHold.
! Warning
To avoid possible electric shock, do not use
TouchHold to determine if dangerous voltage
is present. TouchHold will not capture
unstable or noisy readings.
Activate TouchHold
if you want the meter to freeze the
display on each new stable reading (except in the
frequency counter function). Press I to activate
TouchHold. This feature allows you to take
measurements in situations in which it is difficult to look at
the display. The meter beeps and updates the display
with each new stable reading.
Compensating for Test Lead Resistance
Use the relative reading feature (Q on the display) to set
the present measurement as a relative zero. A common
use for this is to compensate for test lead resistance
when measuring .
Select the measure function, touch the test leads
together, then press C. Until you press C
again, or switch to another measurement or source
function, the readings on the display will subtract the lead
resistance.

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Fluke ProcessMeter 787 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandFluke
ModelProcessMeter 787
CategoryMultimeter
LanguageEnglish

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