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345 SOMV 1 of 2 10/29/2012
Instrument Security Procedures
Model
345
Product Name
Power Quality Clamp Meter
Instrument Description:
The Fluke 345 is a Clamp Meter for conducting energy studies and basic power quality
logging.
Memory Description:
Depending on the hardware revision, the Fluke 345 has three or four memory devices – the
latest design hosts an MPU with built-in flash memory.
IC501 (ST Microelectronics ARM ST32F103ZET6) based: this MPU has internal memory
that hosts bootloader code. Neither firmware nor logged data are contained in this
memory section.
The previous design was based on Infineon C161 which has no internal memory.
IC1001, SRAM 256k x 16, 55ns: ISSI IS62WV25616BLL-55TLI or pin- and function
compatible devices. Volatile memory used to store the operating code and variables
used at run time.
IC1003, FLASH 2M x 8/1M x 16, 70ns: Spansion 29AL016J70TFI020 or pin- and function
compatible devices. Non-volatile memory used to store the operating code, and to store
saved screens and logged readings.
IC601, I2C EEPROM 24LC32, 4k x 8: AT24C32CN-SH-T or pin- and function compatible
devices. Non-volatile memory used to store calibration constants and configuration data.
Memory Cleaning Instructions:
The bootloader, as well as operating code, can be written into IC501 and IC1003,
respectively, using a PC-based program “345/1735 Upgrade Tool V3.1”. After power on, the
operating code stored in IC1003 is transferred into IC1001 and executed. When the
instrument is turned off, the content of IC1001 is lost.
Calibration constants stored in IC601 can be read using a PC-based calibration program.
The calibration constants are generated when the meter is sent through its calibration
process and are fundamental to the meter operation.
The bootloader code in IC501/ARM can be modified using a PC-based program “345/1735
Upgrade Tool V3.1”. It is the first code that is executed at power-on and decides whether to

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