Fluke 754 communication cable issue

2016-11-08View Original

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I have a 754 communication cable here whose connector is broken; after I welded it back together, one wire has a resistance of 0.5 ohms and the other one has a resistance of 1.3 ohms. However, the transmitter still won’t communicate – I’m not sure why. Could anyone please give me some advice?

Reply #22016-11-08

I still want to study it; anyway, it’s broken, and I want to figure out what the reason is

Reply #32016-11-10

Is it 754 communicating with the Hart transmitter?

Reply #42017-03-01

There’s no need to buy it; MA communication will work just fine

Reply #52017-03-15

It’s also possible to use just two ordinary wires; all four of our units are set up this way. The original wires break or develop poor connections after a short time of use.

Reply #62017-04-23

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