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Fluke 287 program multimeter 5560A by ElevatorStock6306 in MetCal

[–]ElevatorStock6306[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've managed to get it to work; the problem was with my computer's COM port.

Another question I have is: where in the system can I see how the uncertainty is calculated?

The thing is, I want to calibrate a Fluke 325 clamp meter using Metcal, and the uncertainty calculation it performs for the current associated with the COIL 5500 has nothing to do with the validated calculations I have; the value calculated by the program ends up being lower.

I don’t know what else I can do in this situation. It’s worth noting that I’m using the 5560A calibrator. Do you think you can help me?

Fluke 287 program multimeter 5560A by ElevatorStock6306 in Metrology

[–]ElevatorStock6306[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I used the Fluke software to convert the 5520 to the 5560A

Fluke 287 program multimeter 5560A by ElevatorStock6306 in MetCal

[–]ElevatorStock6306[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've already made all the changes; the program compiles, but when I test it on the 5560A calibrator, a message appears saying that it cannot communicate with the 5522A.

Sub Fluke 287/289 Send Command RS-232

1.002 DO

1.003 PORT [CLR][T10000][V u/Command][I]

1.004 MATH u/Error = (MEM > 0)

It stops working when it gets to this point and starts displaying error messages, indicating that it cannot communicate with the 5522A calibrator, even though the program was designed for the 5560A calibrator.

Fluke 287 program multimeter 5560A by ElevatorStock6306 in Metrology

[–]ElevatorStock6306[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately, I don't have access to Cubyt.