To address the increasing demands for reporting and documentation, Fluke presents FlukeView Forms documenting software. FlukeView Forms increases the power of your Fluke tool by enabling you to document, store and analyze individual readings or series of measurements, then convert them into professional-looking documents.

FlukeView Forms supports the following meters:

• Fluke 53-II (#T512-5049) & 54-II (#T512-5050) Thermometers

Features:

• With FlukeView® Forms documenting software, the logging capabilities of handheld test equipment can be used to solve tough problems. You can download the readings from meters into FlukeView® Forms to spot trends and document measurement data
• You can instantly review and compare data from up to 6 different meters on the same document - providing analysis capabilities that a meter alone can't provide
• FlukeView® Forms comes with an array of standard analysis and reporting forms that get you started on displaying your data in tables, graphs or helpful diagrams. You can leave notes on the forms to draw attention to a particular event.
• Use the FlukeView® Forms Designer to customize your reports or add your company logo
• FlukeView® Forms communicates with supported tools fast and easily via an infrared serial interface. The software will automatically recognize your meter and transfer the data without any configuration
• Share or store your data with co-workers or clients – print forms, export to other software programs, or have co-workers and clients down load the free FlukeView® Demo/Reader to view and interact with your captured data
• FlukeView® Forms also logs events to make analyzing your data easier. This unique method of data recording provides more detailed readings when the input signal changes significantly. The amount of signal change that will trigger an event can be adjusted to fit your specific test situation. The minimum, maximum and average of readings are recorded for each event. Logging sessions can also be configured so that data will be recorded over specific intervals (e.g., every 5 minutes or 30 seconds)

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