1. Fluke Usb Ir Cable Driver

Hello again members. I have noticed there are two types of Fluke OC4USB USB Interface Cables. Check out the picture and questions below. Both of these cables are marketed as OC4USB at times. Sometimes the one in the first picture is also marketed as IR (Infrared) OC4USB whilst the last one is marketed as Optical OC4USB. Then I find a vague reference to a Fluke website where one member mentions Revision 1 and Revision 2, but never actually explicitly details nor supplies any pictures as references. Sometimes I can find each one of the cables clearly detailing how they support 120 and 190 scopes.

However, in no time did I find a clear view of the one in the first picture (the one with the yellow writing) showing the actual 'two led lights' (or whatever the hell they are) or the same connections as the most commonly found last picture. Hence the confusion if some sellers online have confused one type of connection with another, yet I find no evidence of this other than my lack of knowledge on everything Fluke and all their revisions and updates they release. My questions are as follows: - Are both of these cables literally the same thing, apart from looks? - Can both cables fit the Fluke 120 and 190 series scopes via USB without any further adapters or what-have-you? I can only assume the marketing words 'infrared' and 'optical' are actually referring to the exact same technology behind each. Please excuse my n00bness.

This is the Newbie category of the forum blog for a reason. Thanks in advance. Bad news, I just received word back from an Aussie ebay seller that says the Revision 2 does not fit 120 and 190 series scopes.

Fluke Usb Ir Cable Driver

It is the 'same' (re: technology), but the actual connection is slightly different where it will not physically fit onto any of the 120 or 190 series scopes. So, once again Fluke were kind enough to profiteer racket. The seller said he receives plenty of the same questions as I, and he even tested the cable (Rev 2) on his own personal Fluke 123 scope, but it does not fit. Here is the Aussie ebay seller listing: (but it is Revision 2).

There was an error while thanking. I have the first pictured one. This is the Newbie category of the forum blog for a reason. The way you hold the optical end is to have the “Fluke” logo facing the back side of the scope. The catch is that it won’t physically attach, so you won’t have a continous connection. Please excuse my n00bness. Uploader: Date Added: 20 April 2006 File Size: 55.7 Mb Operating Systems: Windows NT/2000/XP/2003/2003/7/8/10 MacOS 10/X Downloads: 80018 Price: Free.Free Regsitration Required Fluke oc4usb marked as Rev.

II will “kinda” work with a Fluke series I. So, once again Fluke were kind enough to profiteer racket. Fluke OC4USB USB Interface Cable for Scope Meters and Power Quality Meters Bad news, I just received word back from an Aussie ebay seller that says the Revision 2 does not fit and series fluke oc4usb.

Flukee adapters are needed. September 28, You need to hold the optical end at the right spot over the scope fluke oc4usb. Sometimes I can find each one of the cables clearly detailing how they support and scopes. It comes with the I can only assume the marketing words “infrared” and “optical” are actually referring to the exact fluke oc4usb technology behind each.

However, in no time did I find a clear view of the one in the first fluke oc4usb the one with the yellow writing showing the actual “two led lights” or whatever the hell they are or the fluke oc4usb connections as the most commonly found last picture. Please login or register. Did you miss your activation email? Here is the Aussie ebay seller listing: To continue the confusion, on the Fluke website it clearly expresses fluke oc4usb Rev 2 is indeed compatable with the and series scopes. Please fluke oc4usb my n00bness. There was an error while thanking. Fluke OC4USB USB Interface Cable for Scope Meters and Power Quality Meters Dluke questions are as fluke oc4usb The catch is that it won’t physically attach, fluke oc4usb you won’t have a continous connection.

However, if you just want to transfer a few captured displays it works OK. Check out the picture and questions below. The seller said he receives plenty of the same questions as I, and he even tested the cable Rev 2 on his own personal Fluke fluke oc4usb, but it does not fluke oc4usb. The way you oc4uzb the optical end is to have the “Fluke” logo facing the back side of the scope. Hence the confusion if some sellers online have confused one type of connection with another, yet I find no evidence of this other than my lack of knowledge on everything Fluke and all their revisions and fluke oc4usb they release.