User Manual FLUKE 289/IMSK Digital Multimeter with i400 Current Clamp Combo Kit

Documents for FLUKE 289/IMSK

User Manual for the Fluke 289/IMSK Digital Multimeter with i400 Current Clamp Combo Kit

For 289/IMSK.

• 287/289 Users Manual1
  • Table of Contents2
  • List of Tables6
  • List of Figures7
• Introduction9
• Contacting Fluke9
• Safety Information9
• Hazardous Voltage11
• Symbols12
• Features13
  • Understanding the Push Buttons13
  • Using Auto Repeat14
  • Understanding the Display15
    • Bar Graph16
    • Status Bar Elements16
    • Page Area17
    • Softkey Labels17
    • Adjusting Display Contrast17
  • Understanding the Rotary Switch18
  • Using the Input Terminals19
• Controlling Meter Power20
  • Powering the Meter On and Off Manually20
  • Battery Level Indicator20
  • Automatic Power-Off20
  • Battery Saver Mode20
  • Controlling the Backlight21
• Selecting the Range21
• Understanding Function Menus21
• Input Alert™ Feature23
• Using the Info Button23
• Hold and AutoHold Mode23
• Measuring Crest Factor24
• Capturing Minimum and Maximum Values24
• Capturing Peak Values26
• Low Pass Filter (Model 289 only)28
• Making Relative Measurements29
• Making Measurements30
  • Measuring AC Voltage30
  • Using LoZ for Voltage Measurements (Model 289 only)31
  • Making dB Measurements31
  • Measuring DC Voltage33
  • Measuring AC and DC Signals34
  • Measuring Temperature36
  • Using the ( Function (Model 289 Only)39
  • Testing for Continuity39
  • Using Conductance for High Resistance Tests42
  • Measuring Capacitance43
  • Testing Diodes44
  • Measuring Current46
  • Measuring Frequency50
  • Measuring Duty cycle51
  • Measuring Pulse Width53
• Changing Meter Setup Options55
  • Resetting Meter Setup Options55
  • Setting Display Contrast55
  • Setting the Meter’s Language55
  • Setting Date and Time56
  • Setting Backlight and Auto Off Timeouts56
  • Setting a Custom dBm Reference56
  • Disabling and Enabling the Beeper56
  • Enabling and Disabling the Smoothing Mode57
  • Using Other Setup Options57
• Using Memory57
  • Storing Individual Measurement Data57
  • Naming Saved Data57
  • Viewing Memory Data58
    • Viewing Snapshot and Summary Data58
    • Viewing Trend Data58
    • Zooming in on Trend Data59
  • Deleting Stored Measurement Data59
• Recording Measurement Data60
  • Setting up a Recording Session61
  • Setting the Event Threshold Value62
  • Starting a Recording Session62
  • Stopping a Recording Session62
• Using Communications63
• Error Messages64
• Maintenance65
  • General Maintenance65
  • Testing the Fuses65
  • Replacing the Batteries67
  • Replacing the Fuses67
  • Test Lead Storage67
• In Case of Difficulty69
• Service and Parts70
• General Specifications74
• Detailed Specifications75
  • AC Voltage Specifications76
  • AC Current Specifications77
  • DC Voltage Specification78
  • DC Current Specifications79
  • Resistance Specifications80
  • Temperature Specifications80
  • Capacitance and Diode Test Specifications81
  • Frequency Counter Specifications82
  • Frequency Counter Sensitivity83
  • MIN MAX, Recording, and Peak Specifications84
  • Input Characteristics85
  • Burden Voltage (A, mA, (A)86