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NORMA 4000/5000 Operators Manual Five Steps To set up a configuration, complete the following steps: • Call up General Setup (optional) • Configure current and voltage channels • Configure average time and synchronization • Configure data transfer to printer and PC • Save configuration For instructions on how to configure the PI1 process interface, please refer to Chapter 9, "NORMA Analog Interface (Optional)." For instructions on how to delete a configuration, please refer to chapter 7 "Delete Configuration." Call up General Setup and System Information Screen General Setup 1. Switch on the Power Analyzer and the start screen is displayed. 2. Move the cursor to the menu item General Setup that shows the name of the currently loaded configuration (in the example following, 1:W3). 3. Press Enter. The General Setup menu is displayed. System Information Screen From the General Setup menu: 1. Press function key Info.... The System Info menu is displayed. This screen shows the basic information about the Power Analyzer: System Phases Options Serial Version Device type and sample rate Type and number of equipped power phases Equipped interfaces and options Serial number Firmware version esn019.gif 7-4 MyFlukeStore Shop for Fluke products online at: www. .com 1.888.610.7664

Section	Page
NORMA 4000/5000 Operators Manual	1
Warranty	2
Table of Contents	6
List of Tables	11
List of Figures	12
1. About this Document	13
Signs and Symbols	14
Transport and Storage	14
Transport	14
Storage	14
Recalibration	14
Maintenance	14
Decommissioning and Disposal	15
Shutting Down	15
Recycling and Disposal	15
Housing	15
Electronic Components	15
2. General Safety Instructions	16
Introduction	17
Protection Class	17
Qualified Personnel	17
Safe Operation	17
Proper Use	17
Warranty	17
Electrical Connections	18
Binding Post	18
Risks During Operation	19
Maintenance and Repairs	19
Accessories	19
Shutting Down	19
Safety Instructions on the Device Housing	19
Mains Connection	19
Input Voltage and Current	19
Maintenance	20
Indoor Use	20
3. Design and Functions	21
About this Chapter	22
Terminals (Back)	22
Operating Controls and Display	23
Navigation and Measuring Keys	24
Navigation through Display	25
Overview of Function Keys	25
Functions	26
Startup	27
Taking Inventory	28
Installation and Switching On	28
Installation	28
Switching Device On	28
Switching Device Off	29
4. Connection to Circuits	30
Before You Begin	31
Connecting Sequence	31
Overview	32
1-Phase Measurement	32
Direct Connection	32
Measurement with Shunt	34
Measurement with Voltage and Current Transducer	35
Aron Circuit (2-Wattmeter Method, W2)	36
Direct Connection	36
Measurement with Shunt	38
Measurement with Voltage and Current Transducer	39
3-Phase Measurement (W3)	41
Direct Connection	41
Measurement with Shunt	42
Measurement with Voltage and Current Transducer	43
Measurement with Star Point Adapter	45
5. Simple Measurement	46
About this Chapter	47
Connection to Circuits	47
Configuration	47
Measuring	48
Configuration	49
Set Up for Measuring	51
Configuration	51
Five Steps	52
Call up General Setup and System Information Screen	52
General Setup	52
System Information Screen	52
Load Configuration	53
Load Configuration (Optional)	53
Modify Loaded Configurations	53
Configure Method	53
Configure Data Transfer to Printer and PC	53
Configure External Printer	54
Configure Interface to PC	55
Configure RS 232	55
Configure GPIB Address	56
Configure Ethernet	56
Configure Average Time and Synchronization	57
Timing & Sync Setup	57
Set Average Time	58
Select Synchronization Source	59
Set Trigger Level	59
Select Slope Direction	60
Select Low-Pass Filter	60
Configure Signal Output	60
Adjust Date and Time	61
Configure Current and Voltage Channels	61
Current Channel Setup	62
Configure Input Range	63
Automatic Range Adjustment (Auto)	63
Manual Range Adjustment (Range)	63
Configure Scale	63
Configure Coupling	64
Configure Filter	65
Voltage Channel Setup	65
Switch Current Input to External Input (BNC)	66
Switch Current Input	66
Configure Auto-Range Selection	66
Configure Scale	66
Integration Function Configuration	67
Integration Setup	67
Select Integration Value	69
Configure Status	69
Configure Start	70
Configure Stop	71
Save Configuration	71
Delete Configuration	72
Undersampling and Aliasing	72
Measuring Process	73
Introduction	75
Prior to Measuring	75
Measuring with Default Configuration	75
Measuring with User-Defined Configuration	75
Measure Voltage, Current and Power	76
Measured Values for Individual Channels	76
View the Values of One Channel	76
View Detailed Values of One Channel	76
View Totals of all Measured Values	79
View Totals	79
View Efficiency	80
Compare Measured Values	81
View Fundamental Values	83
View Fundamental Value Details	83
User-Defined Screen View	85
View User-Defined Screen	85
Select Numeric Values	86
Change User-Defined Display Size	87
Save User Defined Screen	87
Back to Common Numeric Screen	87
Change View Mode	87
Numerical Display	88
Vector Graphs	88
View Vector Graphs	88
Adjust Scale	88
Oscilloscope Curves	89
View Oscilloscope Display	89
Adjust Scale of Axes	90
Adjust Zero	90
Recorder View	90
Harmonic Analysis	91
FFT Mode	93
Adjust Scale	93
View Details of a Measured Value	94
Set Frequency Range	94
Set View Mode	96
Harmonic Order Mode	96
View Harmonics	96
View Harmonics Spectrum Relative to Fundamental in %	98
STD Harmonic Mode (EN 61000-4-7 Ed 2.1 compliant)	100
View Harmonics	100
Integration Function/Electrical Work	103
Save and Print Measurements	105
Save Measurements	105
Print Measurements	105
VNC Remote Operation	105
Introduction	105
VNC Device Support	105
9. NORMA Process Interface (Optional)	108
Process Interface	109
Pin Assignment	109
Measured Values	110
Torque	110
Rotational Speed	110
Sense of Direction	110
Configuring the Process Interface	110
Call Up Motor/Generator Setup	110
Select Motor	111
Configure Torque Sensor	112
Configure Speed Sensor	112
Configure Motor or Generator	112
Configure Other Motors	113
Configure Analog Output	113
Measuring with the Process Interface	114
View Measured Electric Values	114
View Mechanical Values	115
View Raw Values	116
View Torque – All Motors	116
View Speed – All Motors	117
Process Interface - Technical Data	118
Eight Inputs (Analog/Digital)	118
Input Configured as Analog Input	118
Input Configured as Digital Input	118
Four Digital Inputs for the Detection of the Sense of Rotation	118
Four Outputs (Analog)	118
10. Measured Values Computation	119
Measured values per phase x (channel x – values are indexed x)	120
Total values (sum or average)	121
Frequency Analysis	123
Optional Process Interface Formulas	124
11. Technical Data	126
Technical Data Fluke NORMA 4000/5000	127
General Technical Data	127
Reference Conditions	127
Ambient Conditions	127
Standards	127
Interfaces	128
Data Memory	128
Configuration Memory	128
Channel Specifications	128
Voltage	128
Current	128
Frequency and Synchronization	129
Intrinsic Uncertainty (Reference Conditions) Voltage and Current	129
Intrinsic Uncertainty (Reference Conditions) Active Power	129
Block Diagrams	133
Overview	133
Voltage Channels	134
Current Channels	134
12. Service and Accessories	135
Instrument	136
Analyzer	136
Optional Equipment	136
Standard Equipment	136
Accessories	144
Accessories	144
Software	144
Service	145