Process Calibration Software Downloads

This firmware update includes Fluke 754 support for the Rosemount 3051C rev 5.7 HART pressure transmitter. Also in the V1.01 upgrade is additional language translations of the user interface for both the 753 and 754. Extended languages require a special access code and are enabled in the applicable countries. The update is performed on a Windows PC with the 75x connected via USB cable and using the battery charger for power. Follow the instructions for doing the update. Do not turn off the PC or the 75x while the update is in progress. Once the update is complete, cycle the 75x off and on and verify that the new version number is version 1.01 ). It is NOT necessary to recalibrate the 75x after the firmware update has been completed. If you experience any problems during the update, launch the update application and try again. If problems still occur, contact Fluke Support for further assistance. Software licensing information that is required for the open-source software used in the 75x is available here.

Fluke DPCTrack2 is the followup CMS (calibration management software) to the original DPC/Track software released for the 743/744 calibrators. This download is the full software package and all functionality is enabled for a 60 day trial period. After the 60 day trial, the software is limited in functionality until it is purchased. DPCTrack2 provides functionality to manage your instrumentation, create and schedule tests, load and unload the 743, 744, 753 and 754 documenting process calibrators, print a variety of standard reports and manage calibration data. Reports include calibration certificates, instruments due for calibration, inventory characteristics, calibration histories, calibration procedures and traceablity to instruments touched.

This is the driver that will enable Windows programs to communicate with the 753 and 754 through the USB port. Download this self-extracting installer and run it. Once installed, the 753/754 will be assigned to a Windows COM port. If necessary for the software package you are using, launch the windows device manager and you see what COM port has been assigned. If you have already installed DPCTrack2, then it installs this driver and it should not be necessary to do it again. For other software that communicates with the 753/754, you will need to install this driver. Some software will automatically find the appropriate COM port and some will require that you manually configure it by inputting the COM port that the 753/754 is communicating on (this is shown in the Windows Device Manager). See the particular software for more information.