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Short Overview of the Menu Power Logger Instrument Familiarity MENU Logging View/Delete Screens View Auto Screens Display Contrast Instrument Setup Power Network Date / Time Language Averaging Time Event Thresholds Memory loc. 10.10 Memory loc. 11.20 Memory loc. 21.30 Memory loc. 31.40 Memory loc. 41.50 Memory loc. 01..06 Current Probes Voltage Transformers Backlight Version & Calibration Power Type Nominal Voltage Frequency Year Month Day Hour Minute Figure 4. Menu Overview English Deutsch Français Portuguese Chinese edx007.eps 13

Section	Page
1735 Users Manual	1
LIMITED WARRANTY AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY	2
Table of Contents	3
List of Tables	7
List of Figures	9
Introduction	11
Contacting Fluke	11
Symbols	12
Safety Instructions	13
Standard and Optional Accessories	15
Software and Information CD-ROM	17
Instrument Familiarity	17
Current Probes	17
Control Elements, Display	17
Display Symbols	18
Description of the Control Elements	19
Using the SAVE and CURSOR Keys	20
Connectors	21
USB Interface	21
Installing the USB Driver	21
Basic Adjustments (Menu)	22
Menu Structuring	22
Short Overview of the Menu	23
Charging the Internal Battery	24
Basic Operation	24
Parameter Configuration	25
Logging Menu	25
View/Delete Screenshots	27
View Auto Screenshots	28
Instrument Setup	29
Current Probes	29
Voltage Transformers	31
Phase Identification	31
Backlight	31
Display Contrast	31
Version & Calibration	31
Power Network	32
Date & Time	32
Language	32
Measuring Functions	33
Overview	33
Meter Volts / Amps / Hz	33
Scope	33
Harmonics	33
Power	33
Events	34
Connecting the Power Logger to the Network	34
Color Coding Wire Clips	35
Single and Split Phase Connections	36
Split Phase	38
Measurement in a Three-Phase Power Network	39
Volts / Amps / Hertz	42
Logging	43
Measurement	43
Save	44
Logging Function	44
Power	45
Measurement	46
Three-Phase Power Theory	47
Save	48
Logging Function	49
Logging	50
Events	50
Save	51
Logged Events	51
Harmonics	52
Measurement	52
Logger Function	53
Logging	54
Save	54
Scope	55
Measurement	55
Save	56
Power Log PC Software	56
Installing Power Log Software	56
Starting Power Log	56
Using Power Log	57
Energy Recording with Fluke Power Log	59
Recording Power (Demand) with 1735 Power Logger	61
Inside the Logger	62
Line Power or Battery Mode	62
Replacing the Battery Pack	62
Maintenance	64
Cleaning	64
Calibration	64
Storage	64
Measurement Theory	65
Waveform	65
Power Measurements	65
Total Harmonic Distortion	67
Specifications	67
General	67
Temperature Ranges	67
EMC	68
Safety	68
V-RMS Wye Measurement	68
V-RMS Delta Measurement	69
A-RMS Measurement	69
Power Measurement (P, S, D)	70
PF (Power Factor)	70
Frequency Measurement	70
Harmonics	71
Events	71
Unbalance	72
Appendix A. Values Recorded by the Power Logger	73