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i Table of Contents Cha pte r Title Page Un packi ng th e T est T ool Ki t ...................................................................................... 2 Safety I nf or mat ion: Read First ....................................................
Fl u ke 192/196/ 199 Users Manual ii 2 Us ing Th e Multime ter.............................................................................................. 21 Making Meter Connect ions .................................................................
Conte nts (continued) iii 6 Us ing Mem ory , PC and Prin ter .............................................................................. 57 Saving and Recalling .......................................................................................
Fl u ke 192/196/ 199 Users Manual iv 9 Sp ecifica tion s ......................................................................................................... 87 Int roduction .......................................................................
Unpacking the Test Tool Kit 1 Declar ation of Conform ity for Fluke 192/196/199 ScopeMeter ® tes t tool s Manuf acturer Fluke Industr ial B.V. Lelyweg 1 7602 EA Almelo The Netherlands Statem ent of C.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 2 Unpacking the Test Tool Kit The following i tems ar e included in your test t ool kit: Not e When new, t he r echar geable NiMH batter y is not fully charged.
Unpacking the Test Tool Kit 3 # Descript ion 1 ScopeMeter Test Tool 2 Batter y Charger ( count ry dependent ) 3 10:1 Voltage Probe Set ( r ed) a) 10:1 Volt age Probe ( r ed) b) Hook Clip for Probe Tip.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 4 Safety Infor mation: Read Firs t Carefully read t he f ollowing safety infor mation bef or e using the test t ool. Specific warning and caution statem ent s, wher e t hey apply, appear t hr oughout t he m anual. A “Warni ng” i denti f i es condit i ons and acti ons t hat pose hazard( s) to the user .
Safety I nf or mat ion: Read First 5 War nin g To avoid el ect r i cal shock or f i re i f a t est t ool input i s connect ed t o more t han 42 V peak ( 3 0 Vrms) or on ci r cui ts of m ore t han 4800.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 6 The term s ‘ Is olated ’ or ‘ Electrically floating ’ are used in this manual to indicate a m easur em ent in which the t est tool input BNC or banana jack is connected to a voltage differ ent f rom ear th gr ound.
7 Chapter 1 Using The Scope About this C h apter This chapter pr ovides a step- by- s t ep intr oduct ion to the scope funct ions of t he t est t ool. The intr oduct ion does not cover all of t he c apabilit ies of t he scope f unct ions but gives basic examples to show how to use the menus and perfor m basic oper at ions.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 8 Resetting the Test Tool If you wan t to res et the te st too l to th e fac tory se ttin gs, d o the f ollowing: 1 Tu rn th e tes t too l o ff. 2 Press and hold. 3 Press and release. The test t ool tur ns on, and you should hear a double beep, indicating the reset was successf ul.
Using The Scope Navigating a Menu 1 9 Navigating a Menu The following example shows how to use the t est tool’ s menus to select a f unct ion. Subsequently f ollow steps 1 through 4 t o open the scope m enu and t o choose an ite m.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 10 Hiding K ey Labels and Menus You can hide a menu or key label at any time: Hide any key label or menu. To display menus or key labels, press one of t he yellow menu keys, e. g. t he SC OPE key. Input Connecti ons Look at t he t op of t he t est t ool.
Using The Scope Making Scope Connections 1 11 Making Sc ope Connections To make dual input scope measur em ent s, connect the red voltage pr obe t o input A, and t he gray voltage pr obe to input B. Connect t he shor t ground leads of each voltage probe t o its ow n ref er ence pot ent ial.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 12 Displayi ng an Unknown S ignal with Connect-and-V iew™ The Connect-and- View featur e let s t he t est t ool display complex, unknown signals automat ically. This funct ion optimizes the posit ion, r ange, t ime base, and tr iggering and assures a stable display of virtually any waveform .
Using The Scope Making Automat ic Scope Measur em ent s 1 13 Making Automa tic Scope Measur ements The test t ool off ers a wide range of aut omat ic scope measurem ent s.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 14 Figure 8 shows an example of the scr een. Note that t he Peak-Peak reading for input B appear s next t o t he input A frequency r eading at t he t op of the screen. Figure 8. Hz and V peak-peak as Scope Readings Freezing the S creen You can freeze t he scr een ( all readings and waveform s) at any t ime.
Using The Scope Using Average, Persist ence and G litch Captur e 1 15 Using Average, Persistence and Glitch Captur e Usin g Average f o r Smo o th i ng W avefo rms To smooth t he waveform , do t he f ollowi ng: 1 Display the SCOPE key label s. 2 Open t he Wavef orm O pt i ons menu.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 16 Usin g Persi st en ce to Di spl ay Wavefo rms When persistence is selected, t he t est t ool displays the upper and lower boundaries of dynam ic wavefor m s. 1 Display the SCOPE key label s. 2 Open t he Wavef orm O pt i ons menu.
Using The Scope Using Average, Persist ence and G litch Captur e 1 17 Disp l ayin g G li t ches To capture glitches on a wavef or m , do t he f ollowi ng: 1 Display the SCOPE key label s. 2 Open t he Wavef orm O pt i ons menu. 3 Select Display G l i t ches: Yes 4 Exit the m enu.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 18 Acquir ing Waveform s Sele cting AC -Coupling After a r eset , t he test t ool is dc-coupled so that ac and dc voltages appear on t he scr een. Use ac-coupling when you wi sh t o observe a small ac signal that rides on a dc signal.
Using The Scope Acquiring Waveform s 1 19 Wo rkin g wi th No isy W avef o rms To suppress high frequency noise on wavefor m s, you can limit the working bandwidth to 10 kHz or 20 M Hz. This funct ion smoot hes t he displayed waveform . For t he same reason, it impr oves t r igger ing on the wavef or m .
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 20 3 Jump to Wavef orm: and Select Math ema tics... to open the Mathem atics m enu. 4 Select Function: A+B , A- B , A*B or A vs B . 5 Se le ct a sca le fa ctor to fi t the mathem at ical result waveform ont o the display, and ret ur n.
21 Chapter 2 Using The Multimeter About this C h apter This chapter pr ovides a step- by- s t ep intr oduct ion to the multimet er f unct ions of the t est t ool (hereaf t er called “meter”). T he in tr oduct ion gives basic examples to show how to use the m enus and per f or m basic oper at ions.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 22 Making Multimeter Measurements The screen displays the numer ic readings of t he measurem ent s on t he met er input. Measu ri ng Resi stan ce V al ues To measure a r esist ance, do t he f ollowing: 1 Connect the r ed and black test leads f r om t he 4-mm banana jack inputs t o t he r esistor .
Using The Mul t im et er Making Multimet er M easur em ents 2 23 Makin g a Cu rrent M easu rement You can measure cur r ent in bot h Scope mode and M et er mode. Scope m ode has t he advantage of t wo wavefor m s being displayed w hile you perform m easur ements.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 24 6 Observe t he sensitivity of t he current probe. Highlight the corresponding sensitivity in the menu, e. g. 10 mV/ A . 7 Accept the cur r ent m easur em ent . Now, you will s ee a sc r een lik e in Figur e 14. Figure 14.
Using The Mul t im et er Freezing the Readings 2 25 Freezing the R eadings You can freeze t he displayed readings at any t ime. 1 Freeze the scr een. HOLD appear s at t he t op r ight of t he r eading area. 2 Resume your measur em ent . You can use this funct ion to hold accurat e readings for later exam ination.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 26 Making Relative Measur ements A relative measurem ent displays the pr esent measurem ent r esult relative t o a def ined ref er ence value. The following example show s how to perf or m a r elat ive voltage measur em ent .
27 Chapter 3 Using The Recorder Functions About this C h apter This chapter pr ovides a step- by- s t ep intr oduct ion to the recorder f unct ions of the t est t ool. The introduct ion gives examples to show how to use t he m enus and per f or m basic operations.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 28 Plotting Measur ements Over Tim e (TrendP lot™) Use the TrendPlot f unct ion to plot a gr aph of Scope or Meter m easur em ent s as f unction of t ime.
Using The Recorder Funct ions Plotting Measur em ent s O v er Time ( Tr endPlot™) 3 29 Figure 17. TrendPl ot Readi ng When the Scope is in autom at ic m ode, aut om atic vert ical scaling is used to fit the Tr endPlot gr aph on t he screen. 5 Set RECORDER to STOP to freez e the recor der f unction.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 30 Cha nging the Re cor d er Options At the r ight bot tom of t he display you can choose to display the time elapsed fr om st ar t and t he actual time of the day. To change the t ime r ef er ence, pr oceed f rom st ep 6 as fo llows: 7 Open t he Recorder O pt i ons menu.
Using The Recorder Funct ions Recording Scope Waveform s I n Deep Mem or y ( Scope Record ™) 3 31 Recor ding Scope Wavefor ms In Deep Me mory (Sc o p e R ec ord ™) The SCOPE RECORD function is a roll mode t hat logs one or two long waveforms.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 32 Disp l ayin g Reco rded Dat a In Normal view, the sam ples t hat r oll off t he scr een ar e stored in deep m em or y. W hen t he m em or y is f ull, recording cont inues by shift ing the dat a in m em ory and deleting the fir st sam ples out of m em or y.
Using The Recorder Funct ions Recording Scope Waveform s I n Deep Mem or y ( Scope Record ™) 3 33 Us ing Sc ope R ec ord in Trigger ed Single S weep Mode To record, f or example, t he power - on event of an Uninterrupt able Power Supply (UPS) it might be usef ul t o start recording on an ext er nal tr igger signal.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 34 The test t ool start s r ecor ding af t er r eceiving the st ar t signal. All samples are cont inuously saved in deep memor y unt il the memor y is f ull. The last nine r ecor ded divisions are displ ayed on the screen.
35 Chapter 4 Using Replay, Zoom and Cursors About this C h apter This chapt er cov er s t he c apabilit ies of t he analysis functions Curso r , Zoom , and Re pla y . These f unct ions can be used with one or mor e of t he pr im ar y f unct ions Scope, TrendPlot or Scope Record.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 36 Repl ayi ng Step -b y- S t ep To step t hrough t he last scope screens, do t he f ollowing: 1 From scope m ode, open the REPLA Y menu. Observ e t hat t he t race is fr ozen and that R EPLAY appears at the top of t he scr een ( see Figur e 21) .
Using Replay, Zoom and Cursor s Replaying the 100 Most Recent Scope Screens 4 37 Re play ing Continuously You can also replay the stored scr eens cont inuously, like playing a video tape. To replay continuously, do t he f ollowing: 1 From Scope m ode, open the REPLA Y menu.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 38 Zooming in on a W aveform To obtain a mor e det ailed view of a waveform , you can zoom in on a waveform using the ZOOM function.
Using Replay, Zoom and Cursor s Zooming in on a Wavefor m 4 39 Dis playing the Zoomed W aveform The VIEW A LL featur e is useful when you quickly need to see the complet e wavefor m and t hen r eturn t o the zoomed part . 4 Display the complete waveform .
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 40 Making Cur sor Measur ements Cursors allow you to make precise digital measur em ent s on waveforms. This can be done on live w aveform s, recorded wavefor m s, and on saved wavef or m s.
Using Replay, Zoom and Cursor s Making Cursor M easur em ent s 4 41 Usin g Verti cal Cu rsors o n a Wavef o rm To use the curs or s f or a t ime m easur em ent, do t he fo llowing: 1 From scope m ode, display the cursor key labels. 2 Press to highlight .
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 42 Usin g Curso rs on a A+B, A-B or A*B W avefo rm Cursor m easur em ent s on a A*B wavefor m give a reading in Watts if input A measur es ( m illi)Volts and input B me as u r e s ( milli) Amp e r e s .
43 Chapter 5 Triggering on Wavefor ms About this C h apter This chapter pr ovides an intr oduct ion t o t he t r igger funct ions of t he t est t ool. Tr iggering t ells the t est t ool when to begin displayi ng the wavefor m .
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 44 Setting Tr igger Level and Slope The Connect-and- View ™ function enables hands-of f triggering t o display complex unknown signal s. When your t est t ool is in manual range, do t he f ollowi ng: Perfor m an aut o set .
Trigger i ng on Wavefor m s Using Trigger Delay or Pre-t r igger 5 45 Using Tr igger Del ay or P re-trigger You can begin to display the waveform som e t ime bef ore or aft er t he t r igger point has been det ect ed. Initially, you have 2 divisions of pre-tr igger view (negative delay).
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 46 Autom atic Tr igger Options In t he t r igger m enu, sett ings for aut omatic t r igger ing can be changed as follows. (See also Chapter 1: “ Displayi ng an Unknown Si gnal with Connect-and-View” ) 1 Displ ay the TRIGGE R key l abels.
Trigger i ng on Wavefor m s Triggering on Edges 5 47 Tri ggeri ng on Edges If t he signal is instable or has a very low frequency, use edge trigger ing to obt ain full manual trigger cont rol. To trigger on r ising edges of t he input A wavefor m , do the fo llowing: 1 Displ ay the TRIGGE R key l abels.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 48 Tri g geri ng on No isy W avefo rms To reduce jitter on t he scr een when t r iggering on noisy waveforms, you can use a noise rejection filter. Cont inue from st ep 3 of t he pr evious example as follows: 4 Select On Tri gger , jump to Noi se reje ct F ilter .
Trigger i ng on Wavefor m s Triggering on Edges 5 49 The test tool will now have a s cr een like Figure 28. 6 Arm t he t est t ool f or a new single shot. Tip The test t ool stores all single shots in the replay memor y. Use the Replay function t o look at all the st or ed single shots.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 50 Trigger ing on External W aveform s Use external tr igger ing when you want to display waveform s on inputs A and B while triggering on a third signal. You can choose external tr iggering with aut om at ic trigger ing or with edge t r igger ing.
Trigger i ng on Wavefor m s Triggering on Video Signals 5 51 Tri ggeri ng on Video S ignals To trigger on a video signal, first select t he st andar d of the video signal you are going to measur e: 1 Apply a video si gnal to the r ed input A. 2 Displ ay the TRIGGE R key l abels.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 52 Trigge ring on Video Fr ame s Use FIELD 1 or FI ELD 2 t o t rigger either on the f irst half of t he f r am e ( odd) or on t he second half of t he f r ame (even). To trigger on t he second half of t he f r ame, do t he fo llowing: 7 Choose FIELD 2 .
Trigger i ng on Wavefor m s Triggering on Pulses 5 53 Tri ggering on P ulses Use pulse wi dth t r iggering to isolate and display specific pulses that you can qualify by tim e, such as glitches, missing pulses, bursts or signal dropouts.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 54 To set t he pulse width to 5 m s, do the f ollowing: 7 Enable the arrow keys to adjust the pulse width. 8 Select 5 m s . All narrow positive pulses shorter t han 5 m s ar e now displayed on the screen. ( See Figure 31.
Trigger i ng on Wavefor m s Triggering on Pulses 5 55 Finding Miss ing Pulses The next example cover s f inding missing pulses in a train of positive pulses. I n t his exam ple it is assumed t hat t he pulses have a 100 ms distance between t he r ising edges.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 56 To set t he pulse width to 150 m s, cont inue as follows: 7 Enable the arrow keys to adjust the pulse width. 8 Select 150 ms.
57 Chapter 6 Using Memory, PC and Printer About this C h apter This chapter pr ovides a step- by- s t ep intr oduct ion to the general funct ions of t he test t ool that can be used in the three m ain m odes: Scope, M et er , or Recorder . You will find inform at ion on pr inter and com put er comm unicat ion at t he end of t his chapt er .
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 58 Savin g S creen s wi th Asso ciated Setu ps To save a screen in memor y location 10, do t he following: 1 Display the SAVE / PRIN T key labels. From t his point t he scr een is f r ozen unt il you hide the SAVE / PRI NT key labels again.
Using M em or y, PC and Pr i nt er Saving and Recal ling 6 59 Deleti ng Screen s w it h Associ at ed Setu ps To delete all screens and associated setups, cont inue from st ep 2 of t he pr evious example as follows: 3 Delete all saved screens and setups.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 60 Re ca lling a Set up Configur ation To recall the setup conf igur at ion f r om m em or y 2, do t he fo llowing: 1 Display the SAVE / PRIN T key labels. 2 Open t he Recall menu. 3 Highli ght SCREEN + SET UP location 2.
Using M em or y, PC and Pr i nt er Documenting Screens 6 61 Docum enting S creens With t he FlukeView ® software you can upload wavefor m data and screen bit m aps t o your PC or not ebook computer f or fur t her processing. Print ing can also be done by connecting the t est t ool direct ly t o a pr inter .
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 62 Conne ct ing to a P rinte r To print a scr een direct ly t o a pr inter , use one of the following adapters: The Opt ically Isolated RS-232 Adapt er / Cable (PM9080) t o connect a ser ial printer to t he O PTI CAL PORT of t he t est t ool.
Using M em or y, PC and Pr i nt er Documenting Screens 6 63 Set ting up the Printing C onfigura tion This example demonstr at es how t o set up t he t est t ool for printing on a postscr ipt pr inter with a 9600 baud r at e: 1 Display the USER O PTIO NS key labels.
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65 Chapter 7 Tips About this C h apter This chapter gives you inform ation and tips on how you can make the best use of the t est t ool. Using the S tandard Accessor ies The following illust rat ions show t he use of t he standar d accessories such as voltage probes, t est leads, and t he various clips.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 66 Figure 36. Probing Usi ng 2- m m Heavy Duty Test Probes War nin g To avoid el ect r i cal shock or fi re, do not connect t he ground spr i ng to vol t ages hi gher than 30 Vrm s f rom ear t h gr ound. Figur e 37. HF Vol t age Pr obe Connect i on Usi ng Gr ound Spr i ng Figure 38.
Tips Using the Standard Accessories 7 67 Figure 40. Elect r oni c Connections f or Scope Measurem ent s Using Hook Cli ps and A lligato r Clip Gr ounding Figure 41. Fixed El ect roni c Connecti ons for Scope Measurem ent s wi t h Fi xed Ext e rnal Tri gger i ng Figure 42.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 68 Using the I ndependently Floating Isolated Inputs You can use the independently float ing isolated inputs t o measure signals that ar e independent ly f loating f r om each other.
Tips Using the Independent ly Floating I solat ed I nput s 7 69 Figure 44. Parasit i c capacit ance bet w een pr obes, inst r ument and envir onm ent M MOT IO N/MOT OR C ONTR OLLE R DC BUS DC BUS DIGITA L GROUND + - Figure 45.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 70 Using the T ilt Stand The test t ool is equipped with a tilt stand, allowing view ing from an angle whil e placed on a table. From t his position you can access the O PTICAL PORT at t he side of t he test t ool. The t ypical position is show n in Figure 48.
Tips Changing the Inf or m at ion Language 7 71 Changing the Infor mation Language During operation of t he t est t ool, m essages m ay appear at t he bot t om of t he screen. You can select t he language in whi ch these m essages ar e displayed. The com bination of selectable languages (one or m or e) depends on t he version order ed.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 72 Changing D ate and Tim e The test t ool has a date and t im e clock. For exam ple, t o change the dat e t o 19 April, 1999, do the f ollowing: 1 Display the USER key labels. 2 Open t he User O pt i ons menu. 3 Open Date Adj ust menu.
Tips Sa vi ng Ba ttery L ife 7 73 Saving B attery Life When operat ed on t he bat ter y ( no bat t er y charger connected), the t est t ool conserves power by shut t ing itself down. I f you have not pr essed a key f or at least 30 minutes, t he t est t ool turns itself of f aut om at ically.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 74 Changing the A uto Set O ptions With the next procedure you can choose how aut o set behaves when you press the AUTO (auto set ) key. 1 Display the USER key labels. 2 Open t he User O pt i ons menu. 3 Open t he Auto Se t Ad just menu.
75 Chapter 8 Maintaining the Test Tool About this C h apter This chapter cover s basic m aintenance pr ocedur es t hat can be perfor m ed by t he user. For com plete ser vice, disassembly, repair, and calibration inform at ion, see t he Service M anual.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 76 Charging the B atteries At delivery, t he NiMH batt er ies may be em pt y and m ust be charged for 4 hour s ( with t he t est t ool tur ned of f ) t o reach full charge. W hen f ully charged, t he bat ter ies provide 4 hours of use.
Mai nt ai ning t he Test Tool Extending Batt er y O perat ion Time 8 77 Extendi ng Batter y Operation Tim e Typicall y, NiMH batt eries always meet t he specif ied operating t ime.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 78 Replacing the NiMH Batter y Pack BP 190 Usually i t should not be necessar y t o replace the bat t er y pack. However, if r eplacem ent is needed, t his should be done by qualified personnel only. Contact your near est Fluke center f or m or e inf or m at ion.
Mai nt ai ning t he Test Tool Calibrating the Voltage Probes 8 79 Repeat steps 2 and 3 and pr oceed as f ollows: 5 Select Probe Cal with t he ar r ow keys, then accept . A message appears asking you whether t o st art t he 10:1 probe calibration. 6 Start t he pr obe calibration.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 80 Displayi ng Cali brati on Inform ation You can display version number and calibration date: 1 Display the USER key labels.
Mai nt ai ning t he Test Tool Parts and Accessories 8 81 Table 1. St andard Accessori es Item Orderi ng Code Batter y Char ger , available models: Universal Europe 230 V, 50 and 60 Hz North Amer ica 1.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 82 Item Orderi ng Code Voltage Probe Set (G ray), designed for use with t he Fluke ScopeMet er 190 series test t ool. The set includes the following items (not availab.
Mai nt ai ning t he Test Tool Parts and Accessories 8 83 Item Orderi ng Code Replacement Set f or Voltage Pr obe The set includes the following items (not available separately): • 2x 4-mm Test Probe.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 84 Op t io n al Accesso ries Item Orderi ng Code Software & Cable Carrying Case Kit Set contains t he f ollowing parts: Opt ically Isolated RS-232 Adapter / Cable .
Mai nt ai ning t he Test Tool Troubleshooting 8 85 Troubl eshooting The Te st Tool Doe s N ot Star t Up • The batter ies m ay be complet ely empt y. I n this case the t est t ool will not start up, even if it is powered by the bat t er y char ger .
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 86 Fluke View Doe s N ot Rec ognize The Te st Tool • Make sure t hat the t est t ool is tur ned on. • Make sure t hat the inter f ace cable is proper ly connected bet ween the t est tool and the PC. • Make sure t hat t he correct CO M por t has been selected in FlukeView .
87 Chapter 9 Specifications Intr oduction Perform ance Charact er i st ics FLUKE guarantees the pr oper t ies expressed in num er ical values with the stat ed t olerance. Specified non-t olerance numerical values indicate those that could be nominally expected f r om t he m ean of a r ange of identical ScopeMeter t est t ools.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 88 Dual Input Oscilloscope Isola ted Inputs A and B (V er tic al) Bandwidth, DC Coupled FL UK E 19 9 ....................................... 200 MHz (-3 dB) FL UK E 19 6 ....................................... 100 MHz (-3 dB) FL UK E 19 2 .
Specifi cati ons Dual Input Oscilloscope 9 89 Record Length Scope Record Mode .......... 27500 points on each input Scope Normal Mode ............ 1000 point s on each input Scope Glitch Capture M ode . . . 500 points on each input Glit ch De t ec t ion 5 µ s to 120 s/div .
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 90 Pulse Width Trigger Screen Update ........................... On Tri gger , Single Shot Trigger Conditions .......... <T , >T , ≈ T (±10 %) , ≠ T(±10 %) So urc e .........................................
Specifi cati ons Automat ic Scope Measur em ent s 9 91 AC Vol tag e ( V AC) Maxi mum Vol tage wi th 10:1 probe ................................................ 1000 V di rect (1:1 )......................................................... 300 V Maxi mum Re sol ution wi th 10:1 probe .
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 92 Ampere s (AMP) With O pt ional Current Pr obe or Curr ent Shunt Ranges ........................... same a s VD C, V AC, V AC+ DC Probe Sensitivity ................ 100 µV/A, 1 m V/ A, 10 m V/ A, 100 mV/A, 1 V/ A, 10 V/ A, and 100 V/ A Ac cura cy .
Specifi cati ons Automat ic Scope Measur em ent s 9 93 Power Po we r Facto r ..................... ratio betw een Watts and VA Range ..................
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 94 Meter Met er Input Input Coupling .......................................................... DC Frequency Response ..................... DC to 10 kH z (-3 dB ) Input I m pedance .............. 1 M Ω (±1 %)/ / 10 pF ( ±1.
Specifi cati ons DMM Measur ements on M eter I nputs 9 95 Diode Maximum Voltage Reading .................................... 2.8 V Open Circuit Voltage .............................................. <4 V Ac cura cy .................................
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 96 Ampere s (AMP) With O pt ional Current Pr obe or Curr ent Shunt Ranges ........................... same a s VD C, V AC, V AC+ DC Probe Sensitivity ................ 100 µV/A, 1 m V/ A, 10 m V/ A, 100 mV/A, 1 V/ A, 10 V/ A, and 100 V/ A Ac cura cy .
Specifi cati ons Zoom, Replay and Cursor s 9 97 Zoom, Replay and C urs ors Zoom Horizontal Magnification Scope Record ........................................... up to 100x TrendPlot ..................................................... up to 50x Sc op e .
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 98 Probe Calibr at ion Manual pulse adjustment and aut om at ic DC adjustment with probe check. Generat or O ut pu t.................................... 3 Vpp / 500 Hz square wave Memory Number of Scope M em or ies ...
Specifi cati ons Environmental 9 99 Envir onmental En vi ronmen tal ....................... MIL-P RF- 28800F, Class 2 Temperat ure Operat ing: ba ttery o nly......................... 0 to 5 0 ° C (32 to 122 ° F) power adapter .................... 0 to 40 ° C (32 to 104 ° F) Sto rag e .
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 100 Safety Designed for measur em ent s on 1000 V Categor y I I Installations, 600 V Categor y III Instal lati ons, P oll utio n Degree 2, per : • ANSI/ISA S82.01- 1994 • EN61010-1 (1993) ( I EC1010-1) • CAN/CSA-C22.
Specifi cati ons 10:1 Probe 9 101 Figure 52. Safe Handl i ng: M ax. I nput Vol tage Betw een Scope References, and Betw een Scope References and M et er Ref er ence 10:1 Pr obe Safety Max. I nput Vol tage .......................... 1000 V CAT II 600 V CAT III Max.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 102 0.01 1 2 5 10 20 50 10 0 20 0 50 0 100 0 0 .02 0 .05 0. 1 0.2 0.5 1 2 5 10 20 50 1 00 2 00 FREQ UEN C Y ( M H z) MAX. I N P U T VO L T AGE ( Vr m s ) CA T I I I CA T I I Figur e 53. M ax. Volt age Fr om Pr obe Ti p t o Gr ound and From Pr obe Ti p to Pr obe Ref er ence 0.
Specifi cati ons Electromagnet ic I m m unit y 9 103 Ele ct ro mag n et ic I mmun it y The Fluke 190 series, including standard accessories, conf or ms with the EEC directive 89/ 336 f or EMC imm unity , as defined by EN-61326-1, with t he addition of t he f ollowi ng tables.
Fluke 192/ 196/ 199 Users Manual 104.
105 Index —Numerics— 10-1 Voltage Probe, 81 2-mm Test Pr obes, 3, 82 4-mm Test Pr obes, 3, 81 —A— Accessories, 65, 80 AC-Coupling, 18 Acquiring the Wavefor m, 18 Altitude, 99, 101 Ampere M eas.
Fl u ke 192/196/ 199 Users Manual 106 Charger, 81 Charging, 76 Cleaning, 75 Clear Menu, 10, 70 Common Leads, 3 Connect-and- View, 43, 90 Connecting a Computer , 61 Connecting A Printer, 62 Connections.
In dex ( continued ) 107 Max. Float ing Voltage, 100, 101 Max. I nput Voltage, 100 Measurem ent Connections, 10, 21 Measurem ent s, 13, 22 Measurem ent s on M et er Input s, 94 Mechanical, 98 Memory ,.
Fl u ke 192/196/ 199 Users Manual 108 Scope Record, 31, 96 Screen Contrast , 71 Screen Without M enus, 10, 70 Seria l Pr in t er , 6 2 Service Manual, 84 Shock, 99 Single S hot, 48 Single S weep Mode,.
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