Fluke Biomedical medTester 5000C Operators, Operator'S Manual

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medTester 5000C
Operators Manual
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Customizing Menu Steps
As you step through the customizing menu, the medTester asks you to enter
information.
Note
There are prompts that appear before, during, and at the end of
the autosequence. For information about these prompts and
how to customize them too, see
Customizing Autosequence
Prompts
, at the end of this chapter.
CUSTOMIZING STEPS
1 Name—name your autosequence.
2 Reverse polarity tests—yes or no. (Saying no means that these tests will
not appear in the list of available tests.)
3 Open neutral tests—yes or no. (Saying no means that these tests will not
appear in the list of available tests.)
4 Leakage current tests—you receive a prompt for each of the 62 tests. Keep
or remove each of them as desired.
5 Line voltage tests—keep or remove.
6 Power off tests—keep or remove.
7 Single step autosequence—if you respond REMOVE, you’re saying you do
not want to press
ENT
at the beginning of each step of the autosequence
leakage current tests. If you respond KEEP, you’re saying you want to
press
ENT
at the beginning of each step of these leakage current tests.
8 Case resistance—enter the limit you want.
9 Case leakage limit—enter the limit.
10 Lead leakage limit—again, enter a limit.
11 Isolation leakage limit—same as above.
12 Store—this is the last step. You are prompted to store your customized
autosequence.
Congratulations! You have just customized your first autosequence.
Note
The limits you enter for items 8, 9, 10, and 11 above are the
limits that the medTester 5000C measures against during the
sequence. Measurement readings for these items are compared
to the limits you input. If the test result is outside the limits, the
test will fail and a
# sign is appended to the test record. During
an autosequence, the medTester prompts you to repeat a test
that fails.