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List of Tables 

Table Title 

Page 

1. Symbols................................................................................................................................. 4 
2. Accessories ........................................................................................................................... 8

 

3. Front Panel............................................................................................................................ 9

 

4. Navigation 

Softkey Functions ................................................................................................ 10

 

5. Accessory 

Connectors .......................................................................................................... 11

 

6. Tester Settings ...................................................................................................................... 18

 

 List of Figures 

Figure Title 

Page 

1. Items 

Included 

with the Tester............................................................................................... 5 

2.  

How to Charge the Battery .................................................................................................... 7

 

3. Front Panel............................................................................................................................ 8

 

4. Accessory 

Connectors .......................................................................................................... 10

 

5. Sensor 

Setup 

and Connection............................................................................................... 13

 

6. Tachometer 

Setup 

and Connection ....................................................................................... 14

 

7. Tester 

to 

PC Connections ..................................................................................................... 21

 

 

Summary of Contents for 810

Page 1: ...ry 2010 2010 Fluke Corporation All rights reserved Printed in USA Specifications are subject to change without notice All product names are trademarks of their respective companies 810 Vibration Tester Getting Started ...

Page 2: ...nty period To obtain warranty service contact your 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 Destination Fluke assumes no risk for damage in transit Following warranty repair the product will be returned to Buyer transportation prepaid FOB Des...

Page 3: ... 1 How to Contact Fluke 1 Features 2 Safety 2 Rotating Equipment 3 Tachometer 3 Heat Sink 3 Symbols 4 Unpack and Inspect 4 Storage 6 Battery 6 Accessories 8 Navigation and User Interface 8 How to Use the Dial 9 How to Use the Function Softkeys 9 ...

Page 4: ...rs 12 How to Connect the Fluke Sensor 12 Sensor Care and Handling 13 Tachometer Setup 13 How to Measure RPM with the Tachometer 14 Laser Safety Precautions 15 How to Access Help 15 Instrument Setup 16 Self Test 16 Settings 17 Clear Memory 19 Viewer Software 19 System Requirements 20 PC Connections 20 ...

Page 5: ... Functions 10 5 Accessory Connectors 11 6 Tester Settings 18 List of Figures Figure Title Page 1 Items Included with the Tester 5 2 How to Charge the Battery 7 3 Front Panel 8 4 Accessory Connectors 10 5 Sensor Setup and Connection 13 6 Tachometer Setup and Connection 14 7 Tester to PC Connections 21 ...

Page 6: ...810 Getting Started iv ...

Page 7: ...set of rules gathered over years of field experience Primarily used for troubleshooting problem equipment the Tester can also be used to survey equipment before or after planned maintenance The combination of diagnoses severity and possible repair recommendations help you make more informed maintenance decisions and address critical problems first Warning Read Safety Information before using this ...

Page 8: ...n Italian Portuguese Spanish Japanese Simplified Chinese Safety The Tester complies with In this manual a Warning identifies hazardous conditions and actions that could cause bodily harm or death A Caution identifies conditions and actions that could damage the Tester the equipment under test or cause permanent loss of data Warning To avoid personal injury follow these guidelines for the Tester Us...

Page 9: ...ined Tachometer Warning To avoid personal injury or damage to the Tachometer Do not point laser beam directly at eyes Do not operate around explosive gas vapor or dust Do not open The Tachometer does not contain any user serviceable parts When not in use always place in protective cover Heat Sink Caution The heat sink may feel warm to the touch this is normal To avoid overheating do not cover the ...

Page 10: ...ant Australian standards Conforms to European Union directives Warning Class 2 Laser Product Laser radiation Do not stare into beam Do not dispose of this product as unsorted municipal waste Go to Fluke s website for recycling information Unpack and Inspect Carefully unpack and inspect all the items in Figure 1 The items that follow are included in your purchase of the Tester Fluke 810 Vibration T...

Page 11: ...ibration Tester Unpack and Inspect 5 F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 SAVE MEMORY INFO INSTRUMENT SETUP SETUP MEASURE DIAGNOSE ENTER 10 12 9 4 3 5 6 2 1 14 15 16 13 11 7 8 gbk10 eps Figure 1 Items Included with the Tester ...

Page 12: ... charge the battery outside the Tester 1 Remove the battery from the Tester see Figure 2 2 Connect the ac adapter to the ac input socket of the battery 3 Connect the adapter to a power source Note Three hours are necessary for a full battery charge The color of the battery status LED shows Red battery is connected to the power source Green battery is connected to the power source and is fully char...

Page 13: ...Vibration Tester Battery 7 gbk03 eps Figure 2 How to Charge the Battery ...

Page 14: ... Disconnect Cable 3530837 SBP810 Smart Battery Pack 3530843 810SMM Sensor Magnet Mount 3530862 Navigation and User Interface Figure 3 shows the front panel of the Vibration Tester Table 3 lists the front panel controls and their functions F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 SAVE MEMORY INFO INSTRUMENT SETUP SETUP MEASURE DIAGNOSE SAVE MEMORY INFO INSTRUMENT SETUP SETUP MEASURE DIAGNOSE 1 2 3 4 6 5 7 8 9 10 ENTER gbk02...

Page 15: ...oses in Tester memory From the Startup screen shows the Help menu For other screens shows Help for the current screen Shows the Self Test Settings and Clear Memory functions Dial Turn the Dial to move the cursor highlight on the screen Push the center of the Dial Enter to make the selection Softkeys Softkeys through make the selections that show on the screen above each softkey How to Use the Dial...

Page 16: ...entry with the keyboard Exit Exit from current display Save Save settings in current display Done Save keyboard entries Also you can use the front panel buttons along the right side of the Tester to go directly to a top level menu Note When the beeper is on a short beep sounds for a valid button push A long beep sounds for an invalid button push Accessory Connectors Figure 4 shows the connector pa...

Page 17: ...For charging procedure see Battery Before using the Tester make sure that there is sufficient battery charge and free memory Push to turn on the Tester At power up the Tester displays the remaining memory and the battery status The battery status icon and the set date and time appear at the top of the display gbk21 bmp Note The first time you turn the Tester on it displays the Settings screen It i...

Page 18: ...or tracking with data sheets stored electronically Compatible Sensors It is highly recommended to use a triaxial Sensor with the Tester Using a Sensor other than a Fluke triaxial Sensor will result in misleading diagnoses The Tester is compatible with single axis Sensors Caution Non Fluke triaxial Sensors are not compatible with the Tester How to Connect the Fluke Sensor To connect and set up a tr...

Page 19: ...seconds to warm up before data collection Make sure that all cables are free from any rotating parts of the machine Always place the Sensor in the softcase pouch when not in use Tachometer Setup During the Machine Setup procedure you have to enter the speed RPM revolutions minute of the rotating machine under test If the RPM is unknown you can use the non contact type laser Tachometer to measure t...

Page 20: ...rds the attached reflective tape 6 Hold the Tachometer firmly and steady 7 When the RPM entry screen appears on the display the power button on the Tachometer lights to indicate that the Tester is ready for RPM measurement 8 Push and hold the trigger button of the Tachometer to start measuring 9 Hold the trigger button until the RPM value settles and displays on the Tester 10 Release the power but...

Page 21: ...aser beam at people or animals Caution Keep the Tachometer out of the reach of children Do not open the Tachometer The Tachometer has no user serviceable parts When not in use always place the Tachometer in its protective cover How to Access Help The Tester has context sensitive Help With the Help feature you can quickly find additional information while you set up the Tester and make measurements...

Page 22: ...an option Push the Dial or Enter F3 softkey to select that option Self Test The Self test option tests the internal modules of the Tester When you select the Self test option the Tester runs a test module and then displays the self test results as pass or fail gbk26 bmp Push the Done softkey to go back to Instrument Setup Note If the self test fails contact Fluke Service ...

Page 23: ...r line frequency is set correctly Push the Next Page softkey to move down the screen and edit the additional settings for the beeper backlight power save time waveform capture and measurement units gbk29 bmp Push the Next Page softkey to move down the screen and edit the additional settings The last screen also displays the Tester s serial number software version Sensor calibration due date and Me...

Page 24: ... key push cancels the sleep mode and resumes normal operation Backlight duration Scroll and select to set the delay time for the display backlight If no key is pushed during the set time the backlight turns off to save battery power The backlight turns on when any key is pushed Time waveform capture Scroll and select the number of measurements where the time waveform is to be captured The Tester c...

Page 25: ...es of the software you can download a Machine Setup from the Tester set up a new machine make a copy of a Machine Setup change a Machine Setup look at cited peaks graphs vibration spectra and time waveforms zoom in and zoom out of data views make a backup of the diagnosis data from a measured machine import and look at the thermographic image of a machine Additionally you can configure the Machine...

Page 26: ...D ROM disk drive PC Connections To connect the computer to the Tester 1 Power on the computer and the Tester 2 Connect the USB cable to the USB ports of the computer and the Tester as shown in Figure 7 See the marking on the ends of the cable for identifying the Type A and Mini B ends 3 Install the supporting software and Viewer software if not installed already See Install the Viewer Software on ...

Page 27: ...Vibration Tester Viewer Software 21 gbk05 eps Figure 7 Tester to PC Connections ...

Page 28: ...810 Getting Started 22 ...

Page 29: ...erved Printed in the U S A w Manual Title 810 Getting Started Supplement Issue 2 Part Number 3464986 Issue Date 3 10 Print Date January 2010 Page Count 3 Revision Date This supplement contains information necessary to ensure the accuracy of the above manual ...

Page 30: ...ange Red battery is connected to the power source To Red battery is connected to the power source and charging On page 11 following the Note replace the paragraph with the following Push to turn on the Tester At power up the Tester displays the remaining memory and the battery status Push and hold two seconds to turn off the Tester The battery status icon and the set date and time appear at the to...

Page 31: ...libration date stored electronically Compatible Sensors It is highly recommended to use a Fluke Triaxial Sensor with the Tester Using a Sensor other than a Fluke Triaxial Sensor will result in misleading diagnoses The Tester is compatible with single axis Sensors On page 13 add the following bullet under the Caution Always disconnect the Sensor cable from the Tester when not in use On page 14 dele...

Page 32: ...810 Getting Started Manual Supplement 3 10 3 Change 2 On page 8 add the following to the bottom of Table 2 810SMP Sensor Mounting Pads 3530855 ...

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