Fluke PG9000 Series, Operation And Maintenance Manual

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PG9602™ OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
© 2011 Fluke Calibration Page
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Edit the calibration report number (up to
ten digits) to the number of the current
calibration report of the mass set that is
being added and press
[ENT] . The
display is:
Cal report number?
1
Edit the calibration report date to the date
of the current calibration report of the
mass set that is being added (format must
be YYYYMMDD) and press
[ENT] . [ENT]
leads to the second step of mass set
adding or editing.
Cal report date?
20000101
Pressing [ESC] at any point goes to an abandon edits warning screen.
To continue with defining the mass set proceed to Step

.

Caution
Mass set information is element specific metrological data.
Uninformed or accidental altering of this information may lead
to out of tolerance measurements. Mass set information should
only be edited by qualified personnel as part of the PG9000
calibration or recalibration process.
Note
•
To use the create or edit mass set function with a manual
mass set, it is important to have an understanding of mass
set structure and mass groups. Consult Section 3.6,
PRINCIPLE, to familiarize yourself with this information
before attempting to create or edit a mass set. Before
creating or editing an AMH automated mass handler mass
set, see Section 3.7.
•
PG9000 can store up to 3 MS (mass set) files. When <3add>
is selected and all the files have already been used, a
warning is displayed. A mass set must be deleted before a
mass set can be added.
This step can only be reached by going through Step

.
Step

: Define Individual Masses
If the mass set is a MANUAL mass set,
the display is:
(Note: this is the default screen. For the
80 and 100 kg mass set, a 10 kg mass
group must be ADDED to allow the 10 kg
masses to be programmed.)
Select mass grp (kg)
MKUP 5.00 2.00 1.001

0.50 0.20 0.10 ADD
If the mass set is an AMH mass set, the
display is:
Select mass grp (kg)
MAIN 6.40 3.20 1.60

0.80 0.40 0.20 0.10
Note
Some screens, such as the SPECIAL menu, go beyond the two
lines provided by the display. This is indicated by a flashing
downward pointing arrow on the second line of the display.
Press the [
←
] and [
→
] keys to move the cursor to access the
lines that are NOT visible or directly enter the number of the
hidden menu choice if you know it.