Analog output, Discriminator, Battery charge – Fluke Biomedical 05-450 User Manual

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Analog Output

The analog output is a five-decade logarithmic voltage-out. The maximum

voltage-out while under primary power is 6 volts. The maximum voltage out while

under battery backup power is 4.5 volts. The five decades are:
• 0.1<units> to 1.0 <units>*
• 1 <units> to 10 <units>*
• 10 <units> to 100 <units>*
• 100 <units> to 1000 <units>*
• 1000 <units> to 10000 <units>*
When the CAL MODE dip switch is switched to the right, the analog output goes

to full scale. The analog output goes to full scale during a DET FAIL condition.

Discriminator

The DISC potentiometer located under the calibration cover is used to set the

threshold for pulses coming from the detector. The desired pulse threshold

depends on the type of detector used. It is adjustable from 2.0 mV dc to

100 mV dc.

Battery Charge

The potentiometer labeled BAT, located under the calibration cover, is used to

set the backup battery trickle-charge voltage. This is typically set to 6.9 V dc with

the battery disconnected.

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