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Automatic Pressure Calibrator

Communication with a PC

39

Communication with a PC

Download procedures from a PC to the Product and upload test results to a PC from the 
Product. A PC, Microsoft Windows, USB cable (supplied), and Fluke 

DPCTrack2

™ 

application software, or a qualified Fluke partner’s software are required. See the 

DPCTrack2 Users Manual

 for further instructions. See Figure 

16

 for the connection.

Download DPCTrack2 Trial Version Software and the 

DPCTrack2 Users Manual 

from 

www.fluke.com/productinfo

.

Figure 16. Connection to a PC

Battery

The Product features a rechargeable battery. Charge the battery while it is inside or 
outside of the Product. This allows you to have more than one fully-charged battery.

Charge the Battery

Before you use the Product, charge the battery. To charge the battery while in the 
Product, connect the battery charger to the Product. The battery fully charges in 8 hours. 

To charge the battery outside of the Product:

1. See Figure 

17

 for battery access.

2. Place the Product face down.

3. Unlock the two fasteners to release the battery door.

USB Port 

USB Port

Summary of Contents for 729 Pro

Page 1: ...omatic Pressure Calibrator Users Manual October 2020 2020 Fluke Corporation All rights reserved Specifications are subject to change without notice All product names are trademarks of their respective...

Page 2: ...r nearest Fluke authorized service center to obtain return authorization information then send the product to that service center with a description of the difficulty postage and insurance prepaid FOB...

Page 3: ...ation 13 729 Pro Setup 14 Manage Users 15 Manage Test Results 15 Manage Screen Shots 16 Manage Custom Tasks 16 Maintenance Menu 16 Drain Water Condensation 16 Keypad Test 17 Exhaust 17 Tasks Menu 18 P...

Page 4: ...sure Mode 31 Current Measurement 31 Volts Measurement 32 Pressure Measurement 32 Autostep and Auto Ramp the Output Value 34 Autostep 34 Auto Ramp the Output 35 Temperature Measurement 36 Source mA Mod...

Page 5: ...eplaceable Parts and Accessories 48 Specifications 49 Pressure Specification 49 Electrical Specification 49 Pressure Measurement Module Specification 50 Mechanical Specification 50 Environmental Speci...

Page 6: ...729 PRO Users Manual 729 PRO Users Manual iv...

Page 7: ...test and calibrate pressure sensors transmitters and other pressure instruments Source and simulate milliamp signals while measuring pressure for testing current to pressure converters I P HART Highwa...

Page 8: ...06 9090 1 425 446 5500 fluke info fluke com Safety General Safety Information is in the printed Safety Information document that ships with the Product and at www fluke com More specific safety inform...

Page 9: ...in NPT Female Stackable test lead set Pressure measurement module PMM AC280 Sure Grip hook set red and black Hose to drain condensed water generated from the Product 1 8 in diameter 1 ft length Alliga...

Page 10: ...UI WXYZ Push to move the display cursor left right up or down Cursor highlights in yellow over the selection Push R to make a selection on the UI This button cannot confirm number or character choices...

Page 11: ...uct vents VENTED shows after venting is complete Q Use this function to output source a target pressure from the Product Use the arrows to select the Setpoint field and enter the values with the numbe...

Page 12: ...ected The device can be a pressure module temperature probe process variable PV of connected HART device or Fluke Connect secondary device reading Main display with measured or sourced value Softkey i...

Page 13: ...es shows two functions see Figure 1 See Triple Function Display for more information The upper display for the internal pressure has these functions VENT SOURCE MEASURE The lower display shows these f...

Page 14: ...ource function Step Size The step size when B Step Up and C Step Down are pushed when sourcing pressure The lower display shows the electrical status and includes Mode Measure Current Source Current S...

Page 15: ...ht display shows the model name reading and units from the selected third function See Figure 2 The figure shows a transmitter device 3051C When more than one third function is available use the arrow...

Page 16: ...unit of internal pressure Change the unit type of the internal pressure to automatically change the unit type of the pressure module Figure 3 shows a pressure module as the third function When you pl...

Page 17: ...bench top applications that have ac line power available Use the battery charger to charge the battery while installed in the Product Rotate knob to drain water condensation See Maintenance Menu Drai...

Page 18: ...29 Pro Information 2 729 Pro Setup 3 Manage Users 4 Manage Test Results 5 Manage Screen Shots 6 Manage Custom Tasks 7 Maintenance Push the arrow buttons R or E to access these submenus Alternatively p...

Page 19: ...dure that calibrates the pressure components of the Product Enter the Product password to use this function D Options lets you save the calibration go back a step skip a step or move to the next secti...

Page 20: ...select yyyy mm dd mm dd yyyy or dd mm yyyy Time Format Push the softkey to select 12 hour or 24 hour time format The format changes in the Date Format menu E or R also changes the format Number Format...

Page 21: ...highlight a user 2 Push D Delete Manage Test Results The Product saves the test results As Found and As Left and saves the calibration results 1 In the Setup menu push the arrow buttons to highlight M...

Page 22: ...s You are reviewing a screen copy 5 Push D to delete the individual screen Manage Custom Tasks Use this submenu to delete custom tasks see Tasks Menu To delete a single task use the arrow to select a...

Page 23: ...sure this knob is tight Otherwise a leak can occur Figure 4 Drain Water from Product Keypad Test Use this screen to check the Product buttons Push any button and verify the on screen response For the...

Page 24: ...highlight Pressure Transmitter P I 2 Push E or R 3 From this screen use the arrows numeric keypad and E to change the values of the Source Pressure and Measure Current a Push B PV Calibrate if HART is...

Page 25: ...ows to highlight Pressure Switch SW 2 Push E or R 3 From this screen use the arrows numeric keypad and E to change the values of these parameters Setpoint Tolerance Min Deadband Max Deadband Max Press...

Page 26: ...D Done 4 Move the cursor to the S N field Serial Number push E to edit the S N information 5 Push D Done 6 Move the cursor to the User ID field and push A User List to select a user 7 Push D Done 8 A...

Page 27: ...Make sure to push E after EACH value change 4 Once you enter the values push D Continue Tolerance of Range Test Strategy and Auto Settling Time can be set from here To save these settings as a custom...

Page 28: ...the arrows numeric keypad and E to change the values of these parameters Setpoint Pressure value Settling Time Test Time Note Make sure to push E after EACH value change 2 Push D Continue When the pr...

Page 29: ...hlight Pressure Transmitter P V 2 Push E or R 3 From this screen use the arrows numeric keypad and E to change the values of the source pressure and measure voltage 4 Push D Continue to edit these oth...

Page 30: ...ransmitter P P 2 Push E or R 3 From this screen use the arrows numeric keypad and E to change the values of the source pressure and measure pressure 4 Push D Continue and these parameters can be edite...

Page 31: ...es including PV Zero Trim mA Output Trim Trim to Applied Values Set Fixed mA Output Re range Transmitter Device Diagnostics Perform HART calibration without using a Task Ad hoc Perform HART calibratio...

Page 32: ...d from normal loop power connect the Product test leads in series with the instrument current loop as shown in Figure 10 The mA display shows measure loop current Figure 10 Connection with Loop Power...

Page 33: ...on Or push D Continue to continue to the highlighted entry HART Data The HART data screen shows information about the connected HART device Push B Page Up or C Page Down where necessary You can modify...

Page 34: ...1 and 2 4 When complete push C to return to the previous point or D Done Trim to Applied Values 1 Enter the LRV pressure value necessary in the Setpoint entry and then push E and let the pressure set...

Page 35: ...measure configuration for the device The transmitter HART configuration is copied into this configuration screen Correct as needed for your test 1 Push B PV Calibrate to change the measure from mA to...

Page 36: ...en you can fetch the current PV value and send this value to the transmitter to adjust the PV to the correct mA output 1 Starting with the 4 mA range push A Fetch to get the current measured mA value...

Page 37: ...ing Bus Polling goes back into the bus polling screen and scans for connected HART devices If no HART device is found after Polling is complete push D Restart Bus Polling to restart bus polling to sea...

Page 38: ...tion sheet The modules are different in how they are used zeroed what types of process pressure media are allowed and accuracy specifications Figure 12 shows gage and differential modules Differential...

Page 39: ...pressure above the rated maximum printed on the pressure module Use the pressure module only with specified materials See the printing on the pressure module or the pressure module instruction sheet f...

Page 40: ...at run automatically 1 Connect the Product to the test circuit 2 From the main screen push A Autostep 3 Set the Product for the necessary source function B Pressure C Current 4 From this screen use th...

Page 41: ...put function is necessary To ramp up Pressure or Current 1 From the main screen push D Auto Ramp 2 Set the Product for the necessary source function B Pressure C Current 3 Use the arrows numeric keypa...

Page 42: ...oduct is used with the Fluke 720 RTD Probe PN 4366669 it is not necessary to set the probe type Connect the probe to the Product and configure the display to read temperature The display shows OL when...

Page 43: ...nt function to drive a current input device This is different from the loop power function in which the Product is the power source for a process instrument 4 to 20 mA Simulation To configure the Prod...

Page 44: ...with A B or C The log source can be internal pressure external pressure mA V dc HART PV or temperature a For Reading Rate push E to adjust the reading rate from 1 m to 60 m b For Duration use the nume...

Page 45: ...e and the DPCTrack2 Users Manual from www fluke com productinfo Figure 16 Connection to a PC Battery The Product features a rechargeable battery Charge the battery while it is inside or outside of the...

Page 46: ...ry 20 hours in Measure continuous operation mode 4 hours in Measure and source with loop power on continuous operation mode 6 hours in typical intermittent operation Product performance meets its spec...

Page 47: ...d recycler or hazardous materials handler for disposal Contact an authorized Fluke Service Center for recycling information To replace the battery 1 Push S and select Maintenance 2 Push A Exhaust to r...

Page 48: ...M Replacement Update Product Firmware To update the Product firmware version 1 Turn on the Product 2 Connect the USB cable provided to a PC See Figure 16 3 Use the PC to go to www fluke com productinf...

Page 49: ...also Be sure to pack the Product securely in the original shipping container if it is available See Contact Fluke and the LIMITED WARRANTY AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY Error Messages The Product displa...

Page 50: ...to EMM The link to EMM is broken PCM temperature too high The temperature of PCM reaches its high limit In measure mode let the PCM cool down and try the task again Limit is 80 C PCM pressure exceeds...

Page 51: ...connected and run the task again Open circuit detected Open circuit detected while sourcing mA Connect the circuit properly and try again Invalid Task Setting Task setting contains invalid items Verif...

Page 52: ...lue out of range Value input is out of range Try to configure a valid value Function not available Selected function is not available for the current state NA Illegal Operation Illegal operation for t...

Page 53: ...l 3 Read Dynamic Range and Loop Current Universal 8 Read Dynamic Variable Classification Universal 12 Read Message Universal 13 Read Tag Descriptor Date Universal 14 Read Primary Variable Transducer I...

Page 54: ...ries Table 8 User Replaceable Parts and Accessories Description Quantity Fluke P N BP729 Rechargeable Li ion Battery 1 4817068 Power Charger AC DC 1 4878453 Mains Adapters International Except For Chi...

Page 55: ...nd simulate which are valid to 100 of range Ranges mA 0 mA to 24 mA Volts 0 V dc to 30 V dc Resolution mA 1 A Voltage 1 mV Accuracy 0 01 2 LSD all ranges at 23 C 5 C Temperature Compensation 20 ppm of...

Page 56: ...5 V 1 6 A Pressure Measurement Module Range psi Resolution Range kPa Resolution Range bar Resolution Specification Total Uncertainty 3 15 C to 35 C 15 C 35 C FLK PMM 200K 1 15 0000 to 30 0000 100 000...

Page 57: ...ower supply network that supplies buildings used for domestic purposes There may be potential difficulties in ensuring electromagnetic compatibility in other environments due to conducted and radiated...

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