3130 - Uncategorized FLUKE - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Portable Pressure Calibrator
Brand	Fluke
Model	3130
Dimensions (H x W x D)	387 x 305 x 178 mm (15.3 x 12.0 x 7.0 in)
Weight	~7.0 kg (15.5 lb)
Power Supply	16 V dc universal adapter/charger (90 V ac to 250 V ac input)
Battery	Internal high-capacity NiMH, 3800 mAhr
Battery Life (fully charged)	Approximately 50 hours (measurement only or with external pressure supply); pump cycles: 125 to 20 bar, 300 to 10 bar, 1000 to 2 bar
Pressure Range (internal pump)	-12 psi to 300 psi (-0.8 bar to 20 bar)
Pressure Accuracy (1 year)	0.025% of reading ± 0.01% FS
Pressure Units	psi, bar, mbar, kPa, MPa, kg/cm², mmH₂O (4°C), mmH₂O (20°C), cmH₂O (4°C), cmH₂O (20°C), inH₂O (4°C), inH₂O (60°F), inHg (0°C), mmHg (0°C)
mA Measure Range	0 mA to 24.000 mA
mA Measure Accuracy	0.015% of reading ± 0.002 mA
mA Source Range	0 mA to 24.000 mA
Voltage Measure Range	0 V to 30.000 V dc
Voltage Measure Accuracy	0.015% of reading ± 0.002 V
Loop Power	24 V dc (23 V to 28 V) for mA or voltage transmitters
Display	Up to three process measurement sections with menu bar, backlit
Media Compatibility	Clean, dry, non-corrosive gas only
Operating Temperature	-10 °C to +50 °C (14 °F to 122 °F)
Humidity	10% to 95% RH, non-condensing
Safety Standards	IEC 61010-1, 30 V max, Pollution Degree 2
Remote Interface	RS-232 (9600 baud, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity, Xon/Xoff)
Included Accessories	Printed safety info, manual CD, 6 quick connectors, 2 hoses (3 ft), 2 fittings, thread seal tape, test cables (2 red, 2 black), universal power supply, traceable calibration certificate
Key Functions	Pressure measurement, mA measure/source/simulate, voltage measure, switch test, transmitter calibration, %-error, min/max, damping, HART resistor (250 Ω), pump limit, zero, save/recall setups, auto shutdown, contrast adjustment
Maintenance	Clean with soft cloth dampened with water or mild soap; use only Fluke approved power adapters; replaceable parts: test cables, ac adapter/charger, filter pack

Frequently Asked Questions - 3130 FLUKE

How do I zero the pressure sensor?

Ensure the active display is set to a pressure mode. Vent the sensor to atmosphere, then push the ZERO button. The zero limits are within 10% of full scale. For absolute pressure modules, you will be prompted to enter the barometric reference pressure.

How can I set a pump limit to prevent overpressure?

From the main menu, navigate to PUMP LIMIT using the MORE option. Use the arrow keys and SELECT to adjust the limit. The limit can be set up to 10% above full scale. Push DONE SET to save.

What is the procedure to calibrate a pressure-to-current transmitter?

Connect the calibrator pump to the transmitter. Apply pressure and measure the current output using the mA MEASURE function. Compare the reading to the expected value; if incorrect, adjust the transmitter. The calibrator can also supply 24 V loop power if needed.

How do I perform a pressure switch test?

Set the upper display to [P1] ST or [EXT] ST. Connect the switch terminals to the calibrator (polarity not important). Open the vent, zero the calibrator, then slowly apply pressure until the switch opens. Bleed pressure until it closes. The calibrator displays open, close, and deadband pressures.

How can I enable automatic shutdown?

Go to the main menu and navigate to AUTO OFF. Use the arrow keys to set the time (0 to 30 minutes) or select OFF to disable. Push AUTO OFF DONE to save. The timer resets each time a button is pressed.

Can I save and recall different setups?

Yes. From the main menu, go to SETUPS. You can save up to five setups. Select SAVE or RECALL, then use the arrow keys to choose a location. The current setup is automatically saved at power-off.

How do I use the internal HART resistor?

Enable the HART resistor via the HART menu in the main menu (navigate through MORE). Select ON to insert a 250 Ω resistor in the mA loop. This allows connection of a HART communicator without an external resistor. Note: maximum load becomes 750 Ω.

How do I connect an external pressure module?

Plug the Fluke 700P series module into the external pressure module connector on the front of the calibrator. Then select [EXT] as the pressure mode for the desired display. The module’s accuracy and resolution are used.

What maintenance is required for the calibrator?

Clean the exterior with a soft cloth dampened with water or mild soap. Do not use solvents or abrasive cleaners. Use only Fluke approved power adapters. For battery replacement, contact Fluke service. Periodic calibration is recommended.

What do error codes mean and how can I clear them?

Error codes are returned via the remote command FAULT?. Common codes: 103 (entry above range), 110 (unknown command). Clear the error queue by sending *CLS or cycling power. Refer to the manual’s error code table for details.

USER MANUAL 3130 FLUKE

Portable Pressure Calibrator

Users Manual

LIMITED WARRANTY AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

Each Fluke product is warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service. The warranty period is one year and begins on the date of shipment. Parts, product repairs, and services are warranted for 90 days. This warranty extends only to the original buyer or end-user customer of a Fluke authorized reseller, and does not apply to fuses, disposable batteries, or to any product which, in Fluke's opinion, has been misused, altered, neglected, contaminated, or damaged by accident or abnormal conditions of operation or handling. Fluke warrants that software will operate substantially in accordance with its functional specifications for 90 days and that it has been properly recorded on non-defective media. Fluke does not warrant that software will be error free or operate without interruption.

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Fluke Corporation

P.O. Box 9090

Everett, WA 98206-9090

U.S.A.

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P.O. Box 1186

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Table of Contents

Title

Page

Introduction....1

How to Contact Fluke Calibration....2

Safety Information 2

Standard Equipment.... 3

Features....4

Buttons....4

Display....5

Calibrator Interface....6

Typical Connections....7

Power Options....9

Product Startup 9

Product Menus 9

Top-Level Menu....11

Main Menu 11

Display Configuration Menu....12

Zero Function....13

Internal Sensor and Pressure Module (non-absolute).... 13

Absolute Pressure 13

Other Menu Controlled Functions 14

Contrast Main Menu.... 14

Lock or Unlock the Display Configuration 14

Save and Recall Menu Setups 15

Automatic Shutdown 15

Activate and Deactivate a Display.... 16

Damping 16

HART Resistor 16

Pump Limits 16

Initial Setup and Basic Pressure Generation.... 17

Pressure Measurement 17

Media Compatibility....18

External Modules....18

Measure and Source Current (4... 20 mA).... 18

Measure Voltage....20

Pressure Switch Test.... 21

Calibrate Transmitters 23

Use the mA Measurement Function....23

Calibrate a Pressure-to-Current Transmitter 24

Calibrate a Pressure-to-Voltage Transmitter 25

%-Error Function 26

Storage Capability....29

Remote Operation....29

Set Up the RS-232 Port for Remote Control 30

Change from Remote to Local Operation.... 31

Command Use 31

Character Processing 32

Response Data Types 32

Calibrator Status 33

Error Queue....33

Input Buffer 33

Remote Commands and Error Codes 33

Enter Commands 36

Common Commands.... 36

Calibrator Commands 37

Maintenance....43

User-Replaceable Parts and Accessories 43

Specifications.... 44

Electrical Specification.... 44

Pressure 44

Accuracy....44

Loop Power 44

Mechanical Specification 44

Environmental 44

Standards and Agency Approval 45

Power 45

List of Tables

Table

Title

1. Symbols.... 3
2. Mode Concurrency....13
3. Common Commands.... 33
4. Product Commands 34
5. Parameter Units 35
6. Error Codes .... 36
7. Replaceable Parts 43

List of Figures

Figure

Title

1. Buttons .... 4
2. Display 5
3. Controls....6
4. External Pressure Supply 7
5. Pressure Supply with Internal Pump 8
6. Pressure Measurement 8
7. Menu Map....10
8. Top-Level Menu....11
9. Main Menu....12
10. Display Configuration Menu.... 12
11. Absolute Pressure.... 13
12. Contrast Menu.... 14
13. Display Configuration Menu.... 14
14. Setups Menu.... 15
15. Auto Shutdown Menu.... 15
16. Active Display Menu 16
17. Pressure Module.... 18
18. Measure and Sourcing Current.... 19
19. Measure Voltage 20
20. Switch Test Connections.... 21
21. Switch Test Screen.... 21
22. Switch Test Screen (Open).... 22
23. Opened Switch Reading.... 22
24. Switch Test and Deadband Results 23
25. Passive and Active Screens 23
26. Calibrate a Pressure-to-Current Transmitter 24
27. Calibrate a Pressure-to-Voltage Transmitter 25
28. Connections with a Pressure Transmitter with % Error Function.... 26
29. Port Setting Screen 27
30. Loop Power Screen 27
31. Set Unit Screen.... 27
32. Setting the Upper Limit.... 28
33. % ERROR Screen 28
34. Saved Upper and Lower Limits 28
35. Remote Operation 29

Introduction

The Fluke 3130 (the Product) is a portable pressure calibrator that can use two methods to source pressure:

• An internal, electronic pump that has a range of -12 psi to 300 psi (-0.8 bar to 20 bar)
- An external connection that lets you use externally-sourced, clean, dry air to regulate pressures to a maximum of 300 psi

Product features include:

• A built-in needle valve for metering in pressure
- Variable volume for small pressure changes
• An internal pressure sensor
• Measurement of 0 V dc to 30 V dc and 0 mA to 24 mA from a unit under test (UUT).
- Sourcing current of 0 mA to 24 mA to a UUT also available
- A 24 V dc loop power supply that uses dedicated front panel jacks. For voltage transmitters, a dedicated 24 V dc loop power supply is available in volts measure mode. mA loop power is supplied from the left-most jacks.
- An internal, high-capacity NiMH battery
- A universal power supply (90 V ac to 250 V ac) that can charge the battery pack while it powers the Product
- Pressure measurement with the internal pressure sensor or with a Fluke 700 Series external pressure module
• The Product can show pressure units in these different values:

• psi

- mH2O20^

- MPa

- inH _2 O 4°C

• kPa

- inH _2 O 60°C

- inHg 0^

- cmH _2 O 4°C

- mmHg 0^

- cmH_2O20^

• kg/cm ^2

- bar

- mmH _2 O 4°C

- mbar

How to Contact Fluke Calibration

To contact Fluke Calibration, call one of the subsequent telephone numbers:

• Technical Support USA: 1-877-355-3225
• Calibration/Repair USA: 1-877-355-3225
• Canada: 1-800-36-FLUKE (1-800-363-5853)

• Europe: [phone]

• Japan: [phone]

• Singapore: [phone]

• China: [phone]

• Brazil: [phone]

• Anywhere in the world: [phone]

To see product information and download the latest manual supplements, visit Fluke Calibration's website at www.flukecal.com.

To register your product, visit http://flukecal.com/register-product.

Safety Information

A Warning identifies conditions and procedures that are dangerous to the user. A

Caution identifies conditions and procedures that can cause damage to the Product or the equipment under test.

⚠️⚠️Warnings

To prevent possible electrical shock, fire, or personal injury:

• Read all safety Information before you use the Product.
• Use the Product only as specified, or the protection supplied by the Product can be compromised.
• Do not use the Product around explosive gas, vapor, or in damp or wet environments.
• Do not use and disable the Product if it is damaged.
• Only assemble and operate high-pressure systems if you know the correct safety procedures. High-pressure liquids and gases are hazardous and the energy from them can be released without warning.

For safe operation and maintenance of the Product:

- Use only Fluke approved power adapters to charge the battery. See the "User-Replaceable Parts and Accessories" section.

Symbols used on the Product and in this manual are in Table 1.

Table 1. Symbols

Symbol	Meaning	Symbol	Meaning
	Risk of danger. Important information. See manual.	CE	Conforms to European Union directives.
	Pressure + Battery
	Hazardous voltage. Risk of electrical shock.		This product complies with the WEEE Directive (2002/96/EC) marking requirements. The affixed label indicates that you must not discard this electrical/electronic product in domestic household waste.Product Category: With reference to the equipment types in the WEEE Directive Annex I, this product is classed as category 9 "Monitoring and Control Instrumentation" product. Do not dispose of this product as unsorted municipal waste. Go to Fluke's website for recycling information.

Standard Equipment

Items included with the Product are in the list below. If the Product is damaged or something is missing, immediately contact Fluke Calibration. See the “How to Contact Fluke Calibration” section.

• Printed 3130 Safety Information
• 3130 Manual CD-ROM with multilingual users manuals
• Six 1/8 inch NPT quick connectors for calibration hoses
- Two 3 foot sections of 1/8 inch O.D. hose
• One 1/8 inch NPT female on 1/4 inch NPT female fitting
• One 1/8 inch NPT female on 1/4 inch BSP female fitting
- Thread seal tape
• Test cables (two red, two black)
• Universal power supply
- Traceable calibration certificate

Features

Product features and user interface information is in the subsequent sections.

Buttons

The Product buttons are on the left-side of the Product face and are shown in Figure 1.

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Button	Description
1 Push to turn on the Product.
F1, F2, F3	Softkeys to configure the Product and move through the Product menus. The button function changes in relation to the navigation menu.
ZERO Push to zero pressure measurements.
PUMP Push to start the electric pump.
, ▶, ▼, ▲	Push to control mA source/sim and to set pump and % error limits.
HOME Push to go to the Product main screen.

Figure 1. Buttons

Display

The display can be made up of a maximum of three process measurement sections plus the menu bar which is always at the bottom of the display. The sections of the display are referred to by the Product and in this manual as UPPER, MIDDLE, LOWER, and menu bar. Push the softkeys that correspond to items shown on the menu bar to move through the Product menus. The arrow keys change values for some menu steps. See “Product Menus”.

The Display sections are shown in Figure 2.

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Item	Description
1	Menu Bar- Access the Product menus and parameters from the menu bar. See the “Product Menus” section.
2	Active Display- On the main menu, the middle of the menu bar shows the active display. In this image, the LOWER display is active. This section of the menu bar can also say UPPER and MIDDLE. This depends on which section is active.
3	UPPER display section
4	MIDDLE display section
5	LOWER display section
6	Pressure Units- Pressure units are shown in this section of the display. Select from 14 pressure units.
7	Span Indicator- Percentage of the 4 mA to 20 mA span when the mA or mA loop functions that are used show in this section of the display.
8	Primary Parameter- Shows the current measured parameter.

Figure 2. Display

Calibrator Interface

The pressure controls are shown in Figure 3.

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Item	Description
1	Supply metering valve. Use the supply metering valve to regulate the incoming air supply. See the “Typical Connections” section for more.
2	Isolation valve. This valve isolates the right-most port and pressure sensor from the Vent/Fine adjust, pump, and Supply Metering Valve.
3	Pump Pressure/Vacuum. In the + position, the pump operates from 0 psi to 300 psi. In the - position, the pump runs in vacuum mode, which is 0 psi to -12 psi.
4	Fine adjust/vent. Use the small silver knob of this valve to bleed off the pressure in a controlled manner. If left open, it will vent all pressure off safely. The outer-most knob (black) is a vernier control that varies the volume which finely reduces or increases the pressure.
5	Power Adapter input.
6	24 V power for voltage transmitters. This jack only powered when in Voltage Measure mode.
7	Common Jack.
8	Input Jacks. Use the input jacks for volts and milliamp functions. See the “Measure and Source Current (4... 20 mA)” and “Measure Voltage” sections. Also used for switch test.
9	External pressure module connection. See the “External Modules” section.

Figure 3. Controls

Typical Connections

Typical connections of the pressure controls, connection port, and electrical inputs are shown in Figures 4, 5, and 6.

Figure 4. External Pressure Supply

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Figure 5. Pressure Supply with Internal Pump

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Figure 6. Pressure Measurement

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Power Options

The Product can be powered with the internal, high-capacity NiMH battery and/or the universal power supply (90 V ac to 250 V ac) that charges the battery pack. The universal power supply can power the Product at the same time it charges the battery pack. A fully-discharged battery can take a maximum of 14 hours to recharge. When the Product is first received, plug it into the universal power supply for that period to ensure the Product is fully charged.

Product Startup

When you turn on the Product, it goes through a short self-test. The display shows the current firmware version, auto-shutdown status, and the range of the internal pressure sensor. The Product also shows the warning “⚠️ FOR USE WITH DRY GAS ONLY”.

A minimum 5-minute warm-up is necessary to get the rated accuracy of the Product. If there are large changes in ambient temperature, a longer warm-up is necessary.

Pressure ranges must be zeroed each time the Product is started. See the “Zero Function” section for instructions to zero the pressure sensor displays.

Product Menus

The menu bar at the bottom of the display is controlled with the softkeys or arrow keys, this depends on which menu is in use. Use the menu bar to navigate the Product menus. The menus are explained in the subsequent sections. A menu map is shown in Figure 7.

graph TD
    A["Top Level"] --> B["MENU"]
    B --> C["MAIN Menu CONFIG"]
    C --> D["Active Display"]
    C --> E["MORE"]
    D --> F["Parameter Selection SELECT NEXT DONE"]
    F --> G["Back to Top Level"]
    E --> H["% Error Main Menu %ERROR NEXT DONE"]
    H --> I["Min Max Main Menu MINMAX NEXT DONE"]
    I --> J["Max Display Menu MAX CLEAR DONE"]
    J --> K["Back to Top Level"]
    J --> L["Min Display Menu MIN CLEAR DONE"]
    L --> M["Back to Top Level"]
    J --> N["Contrast Main Menu CONTRAST NEXT DONE"]
    N --> O["Contrast Adjust Menu CONTRAST NONE"]
    O --> P["Back to Top Level"]
    N --> Q["Lock Config Menu LOCK CONFIG NEXT DONE"]
    Q --> R{If Config Locked}
    R -->|Yes| S["Back to Top Level"]
    R -->|No| T["Setups Main Menu SETUPS NEXT DONE"]
    T --> U["Auto Off Main Menu AUTO OFF NEXT DONE"]
    U --> V["Back to Top Level"]
    T --> W["Display Main Menu DISPLAY NEXT DONE"]
    W --> X["Back to Top Level"]
    U --> Y["Auto Off Adjust Menu AUTO OFF DONE"]
    Y --> Z["Back to Top Level"]
    V --> AA["Display Select Menu ON/OFF LOWER DONE"]
    AA --> AB["Damp Main Menu DAMP NEXT DONE"]
    AB --> AC["Back to Top Level"]
    V --> AD["Hart Main Menu HART NEXT DONE"]
    AD --> AE["Pump Limit Main Menu PUMP NEXT DONE"]
    AE --> AF["Pump Limit Select Menu DONE SET SELECT"]
    AF --> AG["Back to Top Level"]
    F --> AH["% Error Main Menu CONFIG LIGHT EXIT"]
    AH --> AI["Back to Top Level"]
    AI --> AJ["Pressure Port Select Menu SELECT NEXT DONE"]
    AJ --> AK["Back to %Error Main Menu"]
    AK --> AL["Loop Power Select Menu ON OFF NEXT"]
    AL --> AM["Unit Select Menu SELECT NEXT DONE"]
    AM --> AN["Back to %Error Main Menu"]
    AN --> AO["100% Select Menu DONE SET"]
    AO --> AP["0% Select Menu DONE SET"]
    AP --> AQ["Back to %Error Main Menu"]

Figure 7. Menu Map

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Top-Level Menu

The top-level menu is shown in Figure 8. It has three levels.

Figure 8. Top-Level Menu

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- MENU- Push the MENU softkey to get to the main menu. See the "Main Menu" section.

- [Active Display]- The active display is shown in the middle field on the top-level and main menu. In Figure 8 the active display is the LOWER display. This menu item lets you assign the ZERO key to one of the three display sections. Push the softkey that corresponds to the display named on the menu bar to change the active display. If the chosen display is a pressure range, then the ZERO key becomes active.

- LIGHT- The Product has a backlight for low-light situations. To turn on or turn off the backlight, push the LIGHT softkey on the main menu. The backlight cannot be controlled by the serial interface.

Main Menu

To go to the main menu, push the MENU softkey from the top-level menu. From the main menu, the submenus can be accessed. The main menus are:

• Config- Display Configuration menu
  • % Error Main Menu
• MinMax Menu
• Contrast Main Menu
• Lock Config Menu
• Setups Main Menu
• Save/Recall Menu
  • Auto Off Main Menu
• Setups Main Menu
• Display Main Menu
• Damp Main Menu
  • HART Main Menu
• Pump Limit Main Menu

Some of these menus are broken up into more submenus.

The main menu is shown in Figure 7 and has three levels.

Figure 9. Main Menu

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• CONFIG (Configuration) - Push F1 to access the config menu. Push F1 again to go to the Display Configuration menu. This will let you change the parameters for each display section. See the Parameter Selection portion of the Figure 7.
  • [Active Display] - See the "Top-Level Menu" section.
• MORE-Push F3 to access the % Error Main Menu.

Display Configuration Menu

Use the display configuration menu to set the parameters of the active display. Push the SELECT softkey to move through this menu. See Figure 13.

Figure 10. Display Configuration Menu

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The first parameter is Mode. Since voltage, current, and switch test modes all use the same jacks, two of these functions cannot be used at the same time. What can be selected depends on what is already selected in another display.

Push the NEXT softkey to change the second parameter. Pressure can be read in 14 different engineering units. Only Pressure mode has a second parameter.

These modes are available with a single display:

• P[1] = Pressure internal sensor
- [EXT] = Pressure with external pressure module
- P[1] ST = Switch Test with internal sensor
- [EXT] ST = Switch Test with external pressure module

Note

mA functions are only available on the lower section of the display.

• mA Measure = Milliamps measure.
- mA Source = Milliamps source.
• SIM-2W = Milliamps simulate using an external supply from the UUT.

• VOLTS = Voltage Measure.

- mA MEAS/24v

Table 2 shows which functions are available concurrently.

An X in a column indicates that the mode in the active display is not available for selection if the mode in that row is in use in a different display.

Use the MORE option on the main menu to access other menu functions.

Table 2. Mode Concurrency

Active Display
		P[1]	[EXT]	P[1]ST	[EXT]ST	mA	mAMEAS/24V	Volts
Other Displays	P[1]	x	x	x	x	x	x
	[EXT]	x	x	x	x	x	x
	P[1]ST	x	x
	[EXT]ST	x	x
	mA	x	x			x
	mAMEAS/24V	x	x				x
	Volts	x	x					x

×

Zero Function

When is pushed, the Product zeros its active display if a pressure mode is selected, and the pressure is within the zero limit. The zero limits are within 10 % of the full-scale range of the selected sensor. If the display shows “OL,” the zero function will not operate. is only used for pressure.

Internal Sensor and Pressure Module (non-absolute)

When a sensor or pressure module is selected on the active display and ZERO is pushed, the Product subtracts the current reading from the output. The zero limits are within 10 % of the full-scale range of the selected sensor. If the display shows “OL,” the zero function will not operate.

Absolute Pressure

When an absolute pressure range is selected on the active display and ZERO is pushed, the Product prompts you to enter the barometric reference pressure. Record the barometric reference pressure with the arrow buttons. While you do this procedure, make sure the sensor port is open (vented) to the atmosphere. See Figure 11.

Figure 11. Absolute Pressure

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Other Menu Controlled Functions

There are many submenus below the main menu. These can be accessed through the MORE option of the main menu. A submenu contains three options. The first option is unique to the function. The second and third options are always the same. The NEXT option leads to the subsequent menu. The DONE option goes home. For the last menu, the NEXT option goes home. See Figure 7 for the menu structure.

In this manual, if a submenu has subsequent menus below it, it is referred to as {function} main menu. As an example, the display contrast submenu will be called the Contrast main menu.

Contrast Main Menu

To set the contrast, go through the menu list until CONTRAST is shown. Push the CONTRAST softkey to access the Contrast Adjustment menu.

Push the up arrow or down arrow softkey to change the display to the necessary contrast level. When completed, push the CONTRAST DONE softkey to go home. See Figure 12.

Figure 12. Contrast Menu

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Lock or Unlock the Display Configuration

To lock or unlock the display configuration settings, go through the menu list until LOCK CFG is shown. Push the LOCK CFG or UNLOCK CFG softkeys from the Configuration Lock menu. See Figure 13.

Figure 13. Display Configuration Menu

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When the LOCK CFG option is used, the menu goes home and the CONFIG option on the main menu shows that it is locked. All menus are now locked except for Min Max, Contrast Adjustment, and Configuration Lock. When the UNLOCK CFG option is used, the configuration is unlocked and the menu goes to the next sub menu.

Save and Recall Menu Setups

The current Product setup is saved for recall at the next power up. Five different setups can be saved for later use. To access these setups, go through the menu list until SETUPS is shown. Push the SETUPS softkey from the Setups Main menu. Push the RECALL softkey to recall a setup or the SAVE softkey to save a setup. Push the DONE softkey to do nothing and go to the home menu.

If SAVE or RECALL is selected, push the arrow keys to select the setup location. Then push the SAVE softkey to store the current setup into the selected location. You can also push the RECALL softkey to recall the setup stored in the selected location. The display menu will go to home. See Figure 14.

Figure 14. Setups Menu

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Automatic Shutdown

The Product can be set to turn off after a preprogrammed time interval, 0 minutes to 30 minutes. To set the automatic shutdown, go through the menu list until AUTO OFF is shown. Select the AUTO OFF option on the Auto Shutdown main menu

Push the arrow softkeys to choose the number of minutes the Product functions. Or push the down arrow softkey until OFF is shown to disable the automatic shutdown. When you have made the selection, push the AUTO OFF DONE softkey to set the selection. The Product menu will go to the home menu. The auto shutdown timer is reset when a button is pushed. See Figure 15.

Figure 15. Auto Shutdown Menu

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Activate and Deactivate a Display

Use the DISPLAY menu to select which display to use. The ON/OFF option turns the selected display on or off. The selected display and current on/off state are shown in the lower display. See Figure 16.

To choose which displays are active:

1. Go through the menu list until DISPLAY is shown.
2. Push the DISPLAY softkey to access the Display Activation menu.
3. Push the UPPER, MIDDLE, or LOWER softkey to make your selection.
4. Push the ON/OFF softkey to the change the display state.
5. Push the DONE softkey to save the changes and go to the home screen.

When a display is deactivated, its configuration is saved. When the display is activated, its configuration is verified against the configurations of the other currently-active displays. If the configurations are in conflict, the recalled-display configuration is changed to prevent the conflict. If all three displays are deactivated, the lower display will turn on automatically.

Figure 16. Active Display Menu

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Damping

Damping can be turned ON or OFF with the DAMP menu selection. Go through the menu list until DAMP is shown. Select ON or OFF. When damping is ON, the Product shows a running average indication of ten measurements. The Product makes approximately three readings per second.

HART Resistor

An internal 250 Ω HART resistor can be enabled when the Product is used in the mA Measure-24V mode. This lets a HART communicator be connected across the mA terminals and makes it unnecessary to add an external resistor.

Note

When the HART resistor is on, the maximum load-driving capacity is 750 .

Go through the menu list until HART is shown. Use the arrow softkeys to select ON or OFF.

Pump Limits

To prevent overpressure of sensitive devices the maximum pressure (pump limit) can be set. Go through the menu list until PUMP is shown. When in this mode, use SELECT and the arrow buttons to change the pump limit. Push the DONE SET softkey to save the selection and go to the main menu. This limit can be set to 10 % above full scale.

Initial Setup and Basic Pressure Generation

The Product has a special low-volume calibration hose for faster pressure generation and quick pressure stabilization. "Quick-fit" hose connectors and different adapters are included. It is recommended that this hose is used to get the best results. After the fittings are installed and the Product is connected to the UUT (unit under test), the Product is ready for use.

To configure the Product for the appropriate application:

1. Set the pressure/vacuum selection knob to the necessary function (+ for pressure and - for vacuum).
2. Close the vent knob.
3. Close the supply metering valve.
4. Push and hold and see the pressure rise (or vacuum generation) until you reach the necessary pressure.
5. Release PUMP when the necessary pressure is reached.

Note

The motor speed starts slow while the pressure is low <15 psi (1 bar) for better control at low pressures.

1. The fine pressure adjustment lets you set the correct pressure.
2. To decrease or bleed off all pressure, slowly turn the vent knob counter clockwise to the open position. When the valve is slowly opened, there is a slow decrease of pressure. Open the valve more to vent the pressure.

Pressure Measurement

To measure pressure:

1. Connect the Product with the correct adapter.
2. Select the pressure parameter for the display used.
3. The Product has an internal sensor and optional external sensors are available. Select a sensor that is correct for the pressure range and accuracy.

⚠ Warning

To prevent injury, only assemble and operate high-pressure systems if you know the correct safety procedures. High-pressure liquids and gases are hazardous and the energy from them can be released without warning.

For a better understanding with respect to overpressure and burst pressure, follow the specifications and these operation instructions. See the "Specifications" section. The Product display will show "OL" when an inappropriate pressure is applied. When "OL" is shown on a pressure display, immediately decrease the pressure to prevent damage or possible physical injury. "OL" is shown if the pressure exceeds the nominal range by 110 %. Push ZERO to zero the pressure sensor after it is vented to atmospheric pressure.

Media Compatibility

The Product is only to be used with clean, dry gases.

External Modules

The Product has a digital interface to support the Fluke 700P series of pressure modules. These modules are available for different ranges that include gauge, vacuum, differential, and absolute pressure. The modules work in conjunction with the Product. Connect them to the interface and select [EXT] (external sensor). Since the interface between the Product and the module is digital, the accuracy and display resolution depends on the module. See Figure 17.

Figure 17. Pressure Module

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Measure and Source Current (4... 20 mA)

To measure and source current:

1. To measure current, use the input terminals on the front of the Product. Select the mA function on the lower display. Current is measured in mA and a percentage of the measuring range. The measuring range on the Product is set to 0 % at 4 mA and 100 % at 20 mA. See Figure 18 for connections.

Example:

If the current measured is shown as 75 %, then the value is 16 mA.

Note

The display shows "OL" when the measured current exceeds the nominal range of current measurement (24 mA).

1. The same connections are used for the current source. Select mA-Source or mA Sim-2W from the configuration display.
2. This selection can only be made in the lower display. Also, in source mode, the Product generates 0... 24 mA that uses its own internal 24 V supply, whereas in simulation mode the Product acts as a 2-wire transmitter and an external 24 V supply is necessary.
3. Push the arrow key to start the output mode and then use the arrow keys to adjust the mA output. The function keys can also be used to control the output in 25 % steps (4, 8, 12, 16, 20 mA) or 0 % (4 mA) and 100 % (20 mA). See Figure 18.
4. While in the mA output mode, if the loop is broken or the resistance burden is exceeded, the Product will flash "OL".

Figure 18. Measure and Sourcing Current

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Measure Voltage

To measure voltage, use the connections on the front of the Product. Select the VOLTS function on one of the displays. The Product can measure to a maximum of 30 V dc. See Figure 19.

Note

The display shows "OL" when the measured voltage is larger than the nominal range of voltage measurement (30 V).

Figure 19. Measure Voltage

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Pressure Switch Test

To do a pressure switch test:

1. Set the upper display to [P1] ST, all other displays are switched off.

Note

The pressure switch test can be done with these functions: [P1] ST or EXT ST.

1. Connect the Product to the pressure switch with the switch terminals. The polarity of the terminals is not important. See Figure 20.

Figure 20. Switch Test Connections

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1. Connect the Output of the Product to the pressure switch.
2. Open the vent button on the pump and zero the Product.
3. Close the vent after you reset the Product.

The top of the display shows "CLOSE". See Figure 22.

Figure 21. Switch Test Screen

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1. Apply pressure with the pump slowly until the switch opens.

Note

In the switch test mode, the display-update rate is increased to help capture changes to pressure inputs. Even with this enhanced sample rate, the UUT should be charged slowly with pressure to ensure accurate readings.

1. After the switch is open, "OPEN" will be shown. Bleed the pump slowly until the pressure switch closes. See Figure 22.

Figure 22. Switch Test Screen (Open)

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1. The top display now shows "SW OPENED AT" and gives you the pressure at which the switch opened. See Figure 23.

Figure 23. Opened Switch Reading

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1. Select the "NEXT" option to show the pressure at which the switch closed and the deadband. See Figure 24.

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Figure 24. Switch Test and Deadband Results

1. Select the "NEW TEST" option to clear the data and do another test.
2. Select the "DONE" option to complete the test and go to the standard pressure setting.

Example:

[P1] ST will return to [P1].

This example uses a normally closed switch. The basic procedure is effectively the same for a normally open switch. The display reads "OPEN" instead of "CLOSE".

Calibrate Transmitters

Use the mA Measurement Function

The mA function lets you read the 4... 20 mA output from the UUT. This can be done in two ways:

1. Passively – the UUT generates 4... 20 mA directly. This can be read on the Product.
2. Actively – the Product supplies a loop power of 24 V dc to the UUT to power the device while it reads the 4... 20 mA signal. See Figure 25.

PassiveActive

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Figure 25. Passive and Active Screens

Calibrate a Pressure-to-Current Transmitter

To calibrate a pressure-to-current transmitter (P/I):

1. Connect the Product pump to the transmitter.
2. Apply pressure from the pump.
3. Measure the current output of the transmitter.
4. Make sure that the read value is correct. If it is not correct, the transmitter must be adjusted. See Figure 26.

Figure 26. Calibrate a Pressure-to-Current Transmitter

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Calibrate a Pressure-to-Voltage Transmitter

To calibrate a pressure-to-voltage transmitter (P/V):

1. Connect the Product pump to the transmitter.
2. Apply pressure from the pump.
3. Connect the 24 V to the transmitter.
4. Measure the voltage output of the transmitter.
5. Make sure that the read value is correct. If it is not correct, the transmitter must be adjusted. See Figure 27 for connections.

Figure 27. Calibrate a Pressure-to-Voltage Transmitter

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%-Error Function

The Product has a special function which can calculate the error in the pressure value from the mA value as a percentage of the 4 ... 20 mA loop span. The %-Error mode uses all three screens and has a special menu structure. It shows pressure, mA and %-Error simultaneously. See Figure 28.

Figure 28. Connections with a Pressure Transmitter with % Error Function
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Example:

If a pressure transmitter under test has a full-scale range of 2 bar and gives a 4 ... 20 mA output signal, you can program in a 0 ... 2 bar pressure span into the Product. The Product will then calculate and show the deviation or %-Error value from the 4 ... 20 mA output. This makes manual calculations unnecessary.

To use the "%-ERROR" function:

1. Once the Product is turned on, push F3 to start the "MORE" menu option. Then Push F1 to start the "%-ERROR" option.

2. Push F1 to select the "CONFIG" option.

3. The first option is the port setting. Use the "SELECT" option to scroll through the choice of ports (pressure connections). When this is done, select the "NEXT" option. See Figure 29.

Figure 29. Port Setting Screen

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1. "LOOP POWER" can be toggled on or off. Select "NEXT" when done. See Figure 30.

Figure 30. Loop Power Screen

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1. Use "SELECT" to scroll through the "UNIT" options, and select "NEXT" to move on. See Figure 31.

Figure 31. Set Unit Screen

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1. Use the arrow keys to set the upper limit of the measurement range. Select DONE SET when finished. See Figure 32.

Figure 32. Setting the Upper Limit

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1. Use the arrow keys to set lower limit of the measurement range, and select DONE SET when finished. The "%-ERROR" mode will be ready to use. See Figure 33.

Figure 33. % ERROR Screen

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The lower and upper limit of the measuring range is saved in non-volatile memory until they are changed by the user for the internal sensors and the external pressure modules. See Figure 34.

Figure 34. Saved Upper and Lower Limits

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Storage Capability

The Product has a min/max feature to capture the minimum and maximum values of a shown parameter.

The min/max function can be accessed by going through the menu options until the MINMAX menu choice is shown. Push the MINMAX softkey to see the min/max values that are stored in the min/max registers. These readings are live so that the new min/max values are recorded while in this mode.

To reset the min/max registers, push the CLEAR softkey. These registers are also cleared at power-up or when the configuration is changed.

Remote Operation

The Product can be remotely controlled with a PC terminal, or by a computer program that runs the Product in an automated system. An RS-232 serial port connection is used for remote operation.

Note

To use the remote control option, a custom RS-232 cable must be purchased. See the "How to Contact Fluke Calibration" section.

With this connection, you can write programs on the PC. Use Windows languages like Visual Basic to operate the Product, or use a Windows terminal like Hyper Terminal, for single commands. A typical RS-232 remote configuration is shown in Figure 35.

Figure 35. Remote Operation

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Set Up the RS-232 Port for Remote Control

Note

The RS-232 connection cable must be less than 15 m unless the load capacitance measured at connection points is less than 2500 pF.

Serial parameter values:

1. 9600 baud
2. 8 data bits
3. 1 stop bit
4. no parity
5. Xon/Xoff
6. EOL (End of Line) character or CR (Carriage Return) or both

An RS-232 cable is used for RS-232 communications from the Product to a computer. If the computer only has USB ports, a USB to RS-232 converter will be necessary. To connect the Product to a computer, attach the LEMO connector end of the cable to the pressure module port on the right side of the Product. Then connect the DB-9 connector to the RS-232 port on the computer. The Product must be off before you make the connection.

To set up remote operation of the Product with Windows Hyper Terminal, connect the Product to a COM port on the PC. See Figure 35.

Do the subsequent procedure:

1. Start Hyper Terminal (located on your computer in Accessories/Communications of the Windows Start menu).
2. Select New Connection.
3. For Name enter "Fluke 3130".
4. Select the serial port that the Product is connected to.
5. Enter the above information for port settings.

6. Select ASCII setup from File/Properties/Settings and mark these choices:

7. Echo typed characters locally

8. Wrap lines that exceed terminal width

9. Select Ok.

10. To see if the port functions, enter *IDN?. This command shows information on the Product.

Change from Remote to Local Operation

The Product uses three modes of operation:

• Local
• Remote
• Remote with Lockout

Local mode is the default mode. Commands can be entered with the buttons on the Product or with a computer. In Remote mode, the buttons are disabled and commands can only be entered with a computer. Select [GO TO LOCAL] from the menu on the Product display to restore button operation. In Remote with Lockout mode, the buttons cannot be used.

To switch modes:

1. To start Remote mode, enter the serial command "REMOTE" at the computer terminal.
2. To start Remote with Lockout mode, enter "REMOTE LOCKOUT" in either order.
3. To go back to Local Operation mode, enter "LOCAL" at the terminal. This command also turns off LOCKOUT if it is on. For more information on commands, see the "Remote Commands" section.

Command Use

The Product can be controlled by commands and queries. All commands can be entered with upper or lower case. See the Remote Commands section for all available commands.

The commands are divided into these categories:

Calibrator Commands

Only the Product uses these commands.

For example:

VAL?

This command requests the values shown on the Product display.

Common Commands

Standard commands used by most devices. These commands always start with an “*”.

For example:

*IDN?

This command tells the Product to show its identification.

Query Commands

Commands that request information and always end with a “?”.

For example:

FUNC?

This command shows the current modes of the Product displays.

Compound Commands

Commands that have more than one command on one line.

For example:

PRES_UNIT LOWER, PSI; PRES_UNIT?

This command sets the pressure unit to PSI on the lower display and queries the Product to verify. In this case, it will show the pressure units of all three displays:

BAR,BAR,PSI

Character Processing

The data entered into the Product is processed as follows:

• ASCII characters are discarded if their decimal equivalent is less than 32 (space), except 10 (LF) and 13 (CR):
  • Data is taken as 7-bit ASCII.
• The most significant data bit is ignored.
  • Upper or lower case is acceptable.

Response Data Types

The data shown by the Product can be divided into these types:

Integer

For most computers and controllers they are decimal numbers ranging from -32768 to 32768.

For example:

FAULT?

Could show 110

Refer to the Error Codes table (Table 8) for more information on error codes.

Floating

Floating numbers can have a maximum of 15 significant figures and exponents.

For example:

VAL?

Shows 5.830000E01, PSI, 0.000000E00, PSI, 0.000000E+00, A

Character Response Data (CRD)

Data shown as keywords.

For example:

PRES_UNIT?

Shows BAR, BAR, PSI

Indefinite ASCII (IAD)

Any ASCII characters followed by a terminator. For example:

*IDN?

Shows Fluke, 3130, 1234567, 1.00 (1234567 is the serial number)

Calibrator Status

Error Queue

If an error occurs from invalid input or buffer overflow, its error code is sent to the error queue. The error code can be read from the queue with the command FAULT?. The error queue holds 15 error codes. When it is empty, FAULT? shows 0. The error queue is cleared when power is reset or when the clear command *CLS is entered.

Input Buffer

The calibrator stores all received data in the input buffer. The buffer holds 250 characters and they are processed on a first in, first out basis.

Remote Commands and Error Codes

This section shows and describes all of the remote commands that are accepted by the Product.

Table 3. Common Commands

Command Description
*CLS (Clear status.) Clears the error queue.
*IDN? Identification query. Shows the manufacturer,	model number, and firmware revision level of the Product.
*RST Resets the Product to the power up state.

Table 4. Product Commands

Command	Description
DAMP Turns on or off Damp
DAMP? Show if DAMP is on/off
DISPLAY Turns on or off the displays specified in the command
DISPLAY? Shows which displays are on/off
ERROR_LOOP Turns on or off loop power in percent error mode
ERROR_LOOP? Shows the current state of loop power in error mode
ERROR_MODE Turns on or off percent error mode
ERROR_MODE? Shows if percent error mode is on or off
ERROR_PORT Set the pressure port for percent error mode
ERROR_PORT? Shows the pressure port for percent error mode
FAULT? Shows the most recent error code
FUNC Sets the display mode as specified in the command
FUNC? Shows the current mode of the upper, middle, and lower display
HART_ON Turns on the HART resistor
HART_OFF Turns off the HART resistor
HART?	Shows the current state of the HART resistor.
HI_ERR	Sets the 100 % of span limit for percent error mode
HI_ERR? Shows the 100 % of span limit for percent error mode
IO_STATE	Set the Product mA state
IO_STATE? Shows the Product mA state
LOCAL Shows user to manual operation of the Product
LOCKOUT	Locks out the keypad of the Product in remote operation
LO_ERR	Sets the 0 % of span limit for percent error mode
LO_ERR	Shows the 0 % of span limit for percent error mode
MOTOR_ON	Turns on the motor
MOTOR_OFF	Turns off the motor
MOTOR?	Shows the current state of the HART resistor
OUT	Set the Product to output the requested current
OUT?	Shows the value of the current being simulated
PRES_UNIT Set the pressure unit for the indicated display
PRES_UNIT? Shows the pressure from the indicated display
PUMP_LIMIT Sets the approximate value at which the pump will turn off
PUMP_LIMIT? Shows the approximate value at which the pump will turn off
REMOTE Puts the Product in remote mode
SIM Set the Product to simulate the requested current
SIM? Shows the value of the current being simulated
ST_CLOSE? Shows pressure value at which the switch closed
ST_DEAD? Shows pressure value of the deadband of the switch
ST_OPEN? Shows pressure value at which the switch opened
ST_START Starts a switch test
VAL? Shows the measured values
ZERO_MEAS Zeros the pressure module
ZERO_MEAS?	Shows the zero offset of the pressure module

Table 5. Parameter Units

Units	Meaning
DCI	Current function
DCV	Voltage measure function
EXT	External pressure measurement function
LOWER	Designates Lower display
MA	Milliamps of current
MEASURE	Measure state
MEAS_LOOP	Measure with loop power state
MIDDLE	Designates Middle display
PCT_ERR	Percent Error
PERCENT	Percent
P1	P1 pressure measurement function
ST_P1	Switch test mode with P1
ST_EXT	Switch test mode with external module
SOURCE	Source state
SIM	Simulate state
UPPER	Designates Upper display
V	Voltage

Table 6. Error Codes

Error Number	Error Description
100	A non-numeric entry was received where it should be a numeric entry
101	Too many digits entered
102	Invalid units or parameter value received
103	Entry is above the upper limit of the allowable range
104	Entry is below the lower limit of the allowable range
105	A required command parameter was missing
106	An invalid command parameter was received
107	Pressure not selected
108	Invalid sensor type
109	Pressure module not connected
110	An unknown command was received
111	Bad Parameter received
112	The serial input buffer overflowed
113	Too many entries in the command line
114	The serial output buffer overflowed

Enter Commands

Commands for the Product can be entered in upper or lower case. There is a minimum of one space necessary between the command and parameter. All other spaces are optional. Most of the commands for the Product are sequential. Any overlapped commands will be shown as such. This section describes each of the commands and their general use, which will include any parameters that can be entered with the command as well as what the output of the command is.

Common Commands

*CLS

Clears the error queue. Also ends all pending operations. When you write programs, use this command before each procedure to prevent buffer overflow.

*IDN?

Shows the manufacturer, model number, and firmware revision of the Product.

For example:

*IDN?

Shows Fluke, 3130 0, 1.00

Calibrator Commands

DAMP

Turns on or off the dampening function.

For example:

If you send DAMP ON, this will turn the dampening function on.

DAMP?

Shows the current state of the dampening function.

For example:

If you send DAMP?, this will show ON if the dampening function is on.

DISPLAY

Turns on or off the indicated display.

For example:

If you send DISPLAY LOWER, ON, this will turn on the lower display.

DISPLAY?

Shows the current state of the each of the displays.

For example:

If you send DISPLAY?, it will show ON, ON, ON if the all the displays are on.

FAULT?

Shows the error code number of an error that has occurred. The command can be entered if the previous command did not do what it was meant to do.

For example, if a value for current output is entered that is larger than the supported range (0-24 mA), FAULT? shows:

103 which is the code number for an entry over range.

Refer to Table 6 for more information about error code numbers.

ERROR\_LOOP

Turns on or off loop power in percent error mode.

For example:

To set loop power on, send ERROR_LOOP ON.

ERROR\_LOOP?

Shows the current state of loop power in percent error mode.

For example:

If you send ERROR_LOOP?, it will show ON if loop power is on in error mode.

ERROR\_MODE

Turns on or off percent error mode.

For example:

To turn on percent error mode, send ERROR_MODE ON.

ERROR\_MODE?

Shows the current state of percent error mode.

For example:

If you send ERROR_MODE?, it will show ON if the Product is in percent error mode.

ERROR\_PORT

Sets the pressure port for percent error.

For example:

To set the pressure port for percent error to [P1] send ERROR_PORT P1.

ERROR\_PORT?

Shows the current pressure port for percent error mode.

For example:

If you send ERROR_PORT?, it will show P1 if the pressure port in percent error is [P1].

FUNC

Sets the display indicated in argument 1 to the function indicated in argument 2.

For example:

To set the lower display to pressure mode, send FUNC LOWER,[P1].

FUNC?

Shows the current mode of all displays. For example if the Product is set to [P2] ST on the upper display, [P1] on the middle, and [P1] on the lower, FUNC? shows:

ST_P2,P1,[P1]

HART\_ON

Turns on the Hart resistor.

HART\_OFF

Turns off the Hart resistor.

HART?

Shows the state of the Hart resistor.

For example:

If the Hart resistor was on, HART? shows ON.

HI\_ERR

Sets the 100 % point for the percent error mode calculation in the current engineering units.

For example:

To set the 100 % point to 100 psi, send HI_ERR 100.

HI\_ERR?

Shows the 100 % point for the percent error mode calculation.

For example:

If the 100 % point is set to 100 psi, HI_ERR? shows 1.000000E+02, PSI.

IO\_STATE

Sets the input/output/simulate state of the mA function of the Product. This does not put the Product into mA if it is not in it already.

For example:

If the Product is in mA simulate modem sending IO_STATE MEASURE would put it into measure mode.

IO\_STATE?

Shows the input/output/simulate state of the mA function of the Product.

For example:

If the Product was in mA simulate mode, IO_STATE? shows SIM.

LOCAL

Returns the Product to local operation if it was in remote mode. The command also clears LOCKOUT if the Product was in lockout mode.

LOCKOUT

Sending this command sets the lockout state, when the unit is in REMOTE or goes to remote, it stops use of the keypad completely. The lockout state can only be cleared by sending the LOCAL command.

LO\_ERR

Sets the 0 % point for the percent error mode calculation in the current engineering units.

For example:

To set the 0 % point to 20 psi, send LO_ERR 20.

LO\_ERR?

Shows the 0 % point for the percent error mode calculation.

For example:

If the 0 % point is set to 20 psi, LO_ERR? shows 2.000000E+01, PSI.

MOTOR\_ON

Turns on the motor.

MOTOR\_OFF

Turns off the motor.

MOTOR?

Shows the state of the motor.

For example:

If the motor was on, MOTOR? shows ON.

OUT

This command also switches the Product into mA output mode. A number and a unit must be entered after the command.

For example:

OUT 5 MA sets the current output at 5 mA.

OUT?

Shows the output of the Product.

Using the above example, OUT? shows: 5.000000E-03, A.

PRES\_UNIT

Used to set the pressure unit for the indicated display.

For example:

To set the pressure unit to psi on the lower display, send PRES_UNIT LOWER, PSI.

PRES\_UNIT?

Shows the pressure unit used when measuring pressure for each of the three displays.

PUMP\_LIMIT

Sets the approximate pressure in psi at which the pump will turn off.

For example:

PUMP_LIMIT 50 sets the approximate value that the pump will shut off at to 50 psi.

PUMP\_LIMIT?

Shows the pump limit. Using the above example, PUMP_LIMIT? Shows:

50.000

REMOTE

Puts the Product into remote mode. From the remote mode the user can still use the keypad to get back to local mode unless the command LOCKOUT was entered before REMOTE. Then the keypad is completely locked out, and the user has to send the LOCAL command to go to local operation.

SIM

Sets the output for current simulation. This command also switches the Product into mA simulation mode. A number and a unit must be entered after the command.

For example:

SIM 5 MA sets the current simulation at 5 mA

SIM?

Shows the output of the current simulation. With the example above, the output would be: 5.000000E-03, A

ST\_START

Starts a switch test.

ST\_CLOSE?

Shows the pressure that the switch closed at in the current pressure units.

ST\_OPEN?

Shows the pressure that the switch opened at in the current pressure units.

ST\_DEAD?

Shows deadband of the switch in the current pressure units.

VAL?

Shows the value of measurement on a maximum of three displays. For example, if the upper display shows pressure at 0.00 bar on P1, the middle display shows pressure at 0 psi on P1, and the lower display shows 0 mA, then VAL? will return:

0.000000E+00, BAR, 0.000000E+00, PSI, 0.000000E+00, A

ZERO\_MEAS

Zeroes the attached pressure module. Enter the zeroing value in PSI after the command when zeroing an absolute pressure module.

ZERO\_MEAS?

Shows the zero offset or the reference value for absolute pressure modules.

Maintenance

⚠ Warning

For safe operation and maintenance of the Product:

• Use only Fluke approved power adapters to charge the battery.
  To prevent possible electrical shock, fire, or personal injury:
• Use only specified replacement parts.
• Have an approved technician repair the Product.

Clean the Product and pressure modules with a soft cloth dampened with water or water and mild soap.

Caution

To prevent possible damage to the Product, do not use solvents or abrasive cleansers.

User-Replaceable Parts and Accessories

Table 7 lists the Fluke part number of each user-replaceable part or accessory for the Product.

Table 7. Replaceable Parts

Item Description Fluke Part Number
Test cables (1x red, 1x black), 48 in, stackable 3971218
16 V 5.06 A ac adapter/charger 4312648
Filter Pack and end plates 4296874

Specifications

Specifications are valid for one year unless otherwise noted.

Electrical Specification

Measurement Inputs Range Accuracy
mA 0 mA to 24.000 mA 0.015 % of reading ±0.002 mA
Volts 0 mA to 30.000 V dc 0.015 % of reading ±0.002 V

Outputs	Range
mA 4 mA to 24.00 mA
Volts 24 V dc	[1]
[1] Available in mA or V measurement mode

Pressure

Pressure ...... -12 to 300.00 psi

mA 0 to 24.000 mA

Volts 0 to 30.000 V dc

Engineering Units ...... psi, bar, mbar, kPa, MPa, kgcm ^2 , mmH _2 O

@ 4 °C, mmH₂O @ 20 °C, cmH₂O @

4^ , cmH 2 O @ 20 °C, inH 2 O @ 4 °C,

inH 2 O @ 20 °C, inH 2 O @ 60 °F, mmHg

@ 0 °C, inHg @ 0 °C

Accuracy

Pressure 1 year: 0.025% of reading ± 0.01% FS

mA.... ±0.015 % of reading ±0.002 mA

Volts ±0.015% of reading ±0.002 V

Temperature Effect (all functions) ...... No effect on accuracy on all functions

from 15 °C to 35 °C

Add ±0.002 % F.S. /°C for temps outside of 15 °C to 35 °C

Loop Power

24 V 23 V to 28 V

Mechanical Specification

Size (H X W X L) ....(387 x 305 x 178) mm, (15.3 x 12.0 x 7.0) in

Weight ....\~7.0 kg (15.5 lb)

Environmental

Operating Temperature ....-10 °C to +50 °C (14 °F to 122 °F)

Storage -20 ^ to +55 ^ ( -4 ^ to +131 ^ )

Humidity 10% to 95% RH Non-condensing

Altitude 2000 meters, limited by ac adapter

Media Compatibility .... Any clean, dry, non-corrosive gas

Standards and Agency Approval

Safety IEC 61010-1, 30V Max, Pollution Degree 2

Electromagnetic Environment ...... IEC 61326-1: Basic/Portable

Ingress Protection IP67 (Case closed), IP40 (Case open)

Vibration .... MIL-PRF-28800F (Class 3-Random)

Power

Power Requirements.... 16 V dc (Universal AC Adapter/Charger supplied) Internal 3800 mAhr advanced NiMH pack

Battery life (fully-charged) .... Approximately 50 hours (Only measurement or with external pressure supply)

125 pump cycles to 20 bar

300 pump cycles to 10 bar

1,000 pump cycles to 2 bar