Fluke 572, 574, 576 Instrument Security Procedures

Fluke 572, 574, 576 Instrument Security Procedures

Instrument Security Procedures

Model:

Fluke 572/574/576

Product Name:

Precision Infrared Thermometer

Instrument Description:

The Fluke models 572, 574, 576 are battery powered, hand held Infrared Thermometers for non-contact temperature measurement. These thermometers determine an object’s surface temperature by measuring the amount of infrared energy radiated by the object’s surface. RS232 serial port at Fluke 574 for downloading logged data. USB1.1 port at Fluke 576 for downloading logged data and images.

Memory Description:

Type

Size

Function

Flash Memory

32 KB

Application program memory

RAM

1 KB

Application program working memory

 

 

Calibration constants, setup default data, user settings,

EEPROM

16 KB

574, 576 additional:

 

 

user string, logger location strings, logged data,

 

 

 

SDRAM

8 MB

only 576: Image memory

 

 

 

Memory Cleaning Instructions:

Fluke 572:

Only user settings at EEPROM cleanable. Switch the “Set Default” and “Setup” DIP located in the battery compartment (ON) and press the “ENTER” button.

Fluke 574:

Clean user settings at EEPROM. Switch the “Set Default” DIP located in the battery compartment (ON) and press the “ENTER” button.

Clean all logged data. Switch the “Set Default” DIP and press the “Setup” button. It appears “All Logger Clear”, press the “ENTER” button.

Clean user string and logger location strings only possible with IRGraph software.

Fluke 576:

Clean user settings at EEPROM. Switch the “Set Default” DIP located in the battery compartment (ON) and press the “ENTER” button.

Clean all logged data. Switch the “Set Default” DIP and press the “Setup” button. It appears “All Logger Clear”, press the “ENTER” button.

Clean images at buffered SDRAM: Press 3 times the “Setup” button. It appears “Clear Img”, press the “ENTER” button.

Clean user string and logger location strings only possible with IRGraph software.

572/574/576 SOMV

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3/28/2007

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