He wants to log the data on the laptop as advertised by Fluke (see the big red Arrow above)Thanks for the reply.
@akg, have you seen this?
http://en-us.fluke.com/community/fluke-news-plus/logging-with-cnx-pc-sw3000.html (http://en-us.fluke.com/community/fluke-news-plus/logging-with-cnx-pc-sw3000.html)
He wants to log the data on the laptop as advertised by Fluke (see the big red Arrow above)
The pc3000 FC Adapter and Software wirelessly collects up to 65,000 sets of time stamped min/max/avg readings from FC remote modules.Quote from http://en-us.fluke.com/products/all-accessories/fluke-pc3000-fc-wireless-pc-adapter.html#overview (http://en-us.fluke.com/products/all-accessories/fluke-pc3000-fc-wireless-pc-adapter.html#overview)
Anything that can receive the values can also log them, sure.Thanks for reply,
The meter itself has no memory though.
The meter, like the PC is just a terminal which can display the readings received from several modules.
If you need to work with the saved module data on your computer, you need to download it directly from the memory in each module. Save the files in a .csv format on your computer.
If you don't have logging modules, the PC software provided can only display readings received from the meter and generate a graph from the data, as you showed.
If you could decode the stream of data from the meter, it may be possible to log the data into a third party software.
I think you have the wrong adapter, the CNX version has internal memory:Sorry i missed your reply, no, is the same multimeter without memory, i think.
http://en-us.fluke.com/products/all-accessories/fluke-cnx-pc3000-pc-adapter.html (http://en-us.fluke.com/products/all-accessories/fluke-cnx-pc3000-pc-adapter.html)
Hmm, so does the other one... ?
Might check out sigrok. It's an open source signal analysis tool set. It supports a few Fluke DMMs. I'm not sure the FlukeView Forms is really that great an application.
Might check out sigrok. It's an open source signal analysis tool set. It supports a few Fluke DMMs. I'm not sure the FlukeView Forms is really that great an application.
Thanks, for the info, i´ll try.
Again, for my the point is, i don´t like the fake advertising info.
Probably not.The meter, like the PC is just a terminal which can display the readings received from several modules.
If you need to work with the saved module data on your computer, you need to download it directly from the memory in each module. Save the files in a .csv format on your computer.
If you don't have logging modules, the PC software provided can only display readings received from the meter and generate a graph from the data, as you showed.
If you could decode the stream of data from the meter, it may be possible to log the data into a third party software.
Thanks for the reply.
Ok, for my you are right, but here have the problem, becouse in advertising of the webpage didn't say (see in my first post)
If i can´t log with multimeter, why they say.
"Add your laptop and go from logging to analysis and diagnosis"
This is fake advertising.
I still think there is something wrong. In the datasheet of the PC3000 FC it says:
Fluke pc3000 FC Adapter and Software
Fluke 3000 FC Wireless Test Tools show real-time measurements from remote modules up to 20 meters away on your PC
Fluke FC wireless test tools work together to help you troubleshoot faster.
The pc3000 FC Adapter and Software help you understand the information you measure.
When you need to get information back to a PC the pc3000 FC Adapter and Software wirelessly collects up to 65,000 sets of
time stamped min/max/avg readings from FC remote modules.
Software can display live readings from up to six modules simultaneously. Allows custom logging intervals and custom names for modules.
Includes Windows SW3000 software.
So the adaptor should be able to log the data, not the multimeter. Could it be that there is something wrong in your setup or using the wrong software?
Hi, pc3000 FC is only capable of download data and config log parameters from modules, i have iflex AC current module, and i tested.How your pc3000 FC PC adapter present in your OS devices? As Bluetooth or as Virtual COM Port? If they use FTDI 232RQ, it should be supported as virtual COM port by FTDI driver.
Hi, pc3000 FC is only capable of download data and config log parameters from modules, i have iflex AC current module, and i tested.How your pc3000 FC PC adapter present in your OS devices? As Bluetooth or as Virtual COM Port? If they use FTDI 232RQ (obsolete), it should be supported as virtual COM port by FTDI driver.
update it up to the latest one http://en-us.fluke.com/support/software-downloads/flukeview-forms-software-updates.html (http://en-us.fluke.com/support/software-downloads/flukeview-forms-software-updates.html)
any idea, how i can check if demo or not?
Hope you use not demo version SW. Demo version not allow connection to devices.
So, have you connected your meter to pc3000 FC adapter and what QM command return?
000000: ri
000001: id
000002: CR:Ack=0:ID:FLUKE PC3000FC,V01.02.00,0
000003: rfsm 1
000004: CR:Ack=0:RFSM:Radio On Master
000005: RE:M
000006: ri
000007: id
000008: CR:Ack=0:ID:FLUKE PC3000FC,V01.02.00,0
000009: rfsm 1
000010: CR:Ack=0:RFSM:Radio On Master
000011: RE:M
000012: rfdis
000013: CR:Ack=0:RFDIS
000014: ME:S
000015: ME:D:010000000000
000016: rfebd 01 0
000017: CR:Ack=0:RFEBD
000018: ME:R:S#=01:DCC=012:PH=64
000019: rfebd 02 0
000020: CR:Ack=2
000021: rfebd 03 0
000022: CR:Ack=2
000023: rfebd 04 0
000024: CR:Ack=2
000025: rfebd 05 0
000026: CR:Ack=2
000027: rfebd 06 0
000028: CR:Ack=2
000029: rfgsid 01
000030: CR:Ack=0:RFGSID