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[[File:Bm_857_mugshot_500000.png|thumb|right|Brymen BM857]]
{{Infobox multimeter
| image          = [[File:Bm_857_mugshot_500000.png|180px]]
| name            = Brymen BM857
| status          = supported
| source_code_dir = serial-dmm
| counts          = 50000, 500000(DCV), 999999(Hz)
| categories      = CAT III (1000V) / CAT IV (600V)
| connectivity    = RS232
| measurements    = voltage, frequency, diode, resistance, continuity, capacitance, current
| features        = autorange, data hold, crest, backlight, true-rms, dBm (selectable impedance), %4-20mA
| website        = brymen.com [http://brymen.com/product-html/PD02BM850s_857s.html BM857s] [http://brymen.com/product-html/PD02BM850s_859s.html BM859s]
}}


The [http://brymen.com/product-html/cata850a/Bm850as.htm Brymen BM857] is a 50000 counts (500000 DC), CAT IV handheld digital multimeter with infrared connectivity.
The '''Brymen BM857''' is a 50000 counts (500000 DC V), CAT III (1000V) / CAT IV (600V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity. The '''BM859s''' is also supported, it uses the same protocol. Adapter kits ship with IR to RS232 cables, and include RS232 to USB converters.
 
Higher end models support dual temperature sensors and difference mode, and the reference impedance for dBm measurements can be chosen in a range between 4 and 1200 Ohms.


== Hardware ==
== Hardware ==


'''Multimeter:'''
'''Multimeter:'''
* TODO.
* '''Multimeter IC''': TBD
* '''Precision +2.5V Voltage reference''': [http://www.analog.com/en/special-linear-functions/voltage-references/ref43/products/product.html Analog Devices REF43]
* '''True RMS-to-DC converter''': [http://www.analog.com/en/special-linear-functions/rms-to-dc-converters/ad737/products/product.html Analog Devices AD737]
* '''EEPROM(?)''': Chip marked S24C0.
* '''Unidentified''': Several 062-JRC chips. These appear to be JFET opamps.
* '''Unidentified''': Two QFP64 chips.
* TODO


'''Cable:'''
'''Cable:'''
* TODO
* TODO
* See the [[Device_cables#Brymen_BRUA-85Xa_kit | BRUA-85Xa kit]] and the [[Device_cables#Brymen_BC-85Xa | BC-85Xa adapter]]
* See [[User_talk:Mrnuke#BM857_PC_Interface_cable]]


== Photos ==
== Photos ==
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<gallery>
<gallery>
File:Bm857_box_left.png|<small>Box</small>
File:Bm857_box_left.png|<small>Box</small>
File:Bm_857_mugshot_500000.png|<small>Device, front</small>
File:Bm_857_mugshot_500000.png|<small>Mughsot
File:Bm857_back.jpg|<small>Device, back</small>
File:Bm857_back.jpg|<small>Device, back</small>
File:Bm857_package_contents.jpg|<small>Package contents</small>
File:Bm857_package_contents.jpg|<small>Package contents</small>
File:Bm857_cable_clips.jpg|<small>Probe cable storage clips</small>
File:Bm857_cable_clips.jpg|<small>Probe cable storage clips</small>
File:Bm857_front_noholster.png|<small>Front, holster removed</small>
File:Bm857_lcd_backlit.jpg|<small>LCD Backlight</small>
File:Bm857_back_noholster.jpg|<small>Front, holster removed</small>
File:Bm857_front_noholster.png|<small>Holster removed, front</small>
File:Bm857_back_noholster.jpg|<small>Holster removed, back</small>
File:Bm857_opened.jpg|<small>Case opened</small>
File:Bm857_opened.jpg|<small>Case opened</small>
File:Bm857 inside backside.jpg|<small>Rear case and components</small>
File:Bm857 inside backside.jpg|<small>Rear cover</small>
File:Bm857_cover_front.jpg|<small>Front cover</small>
File:Bm857_cover_front.jpg|<small>Front cover</small>
File:Bm857_cover_back.jpg|<small>Back cover</small>
File:Bm857_cover_back.jpg|<small>Rear cover, PCB removed</small>
File:Bm857_upperpcb_top.jpg|<small>Upper PCB, top</small>
File:Bm857_upperpcb_top.jpg|<small>Upper PCB, top</small>
File:Bm857_upperpcb_bottom.jpg|<small>Upper PCB, bottom</small>
File:Bm857_upperpcb_bottom.jpg|<small>Upper PCB, bottom</small>
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'''Cable:'''
'''Cable:'''


We don't have a cable (BC-85Xa) for this device. Currently, mrnuke is working on an improvised USB-to-infrared converter for development purposes. If you have a BC-85Xa you'd like to donate, contact mrnuke on #sigrok.
This can use either the BC-85X or the BC-85X-1 cables. See [[Device_cables#Brymen_BC-85X(-1)]].
 
Currently, mrnuke is working on an improvised USB-to-infrared converter cable. See [[User_talk:Mrnuke#BM857_PC_interface_cable]] for more details.
 
Newer models (BM850a/BM850s) are said to require the BU-85Xa adapter. These different versions of meters and adapters are not compatible to each other.
 
<gallery>
File:Brymen_br85x_dmm_hookup_all.jpg|<small>Cable hookup</small>
File:Brymen_br85x_dmm_hookup_side.jpg|<small>Cable hookup, detail</small>
File:Brymen_br85x_dmm_hookup_angle.jpg|<small>Cable hookup, closeup</small>
File:Brymen_br85x_dmm_hookup_top.jpg|<small>Cable hookup, top detail</small>
</gallery>
 
== BM850s series ==
 
The BM857s and BM859s meters (the BM850s series) uses the same protocol and works with the [[Device_cables#Brymen_BC-85Xa | BC-85Xa adapters]].
 
<gallery>
File:Bm859s-front-sleeve.png|<small>BM859s front with sleeve</small>
File:Bm859s-front.png|<small>BM859s front</small>
File:Bm859s-manual.png|<small>BM859s manual</small>
File:Bm859s-box-front.png|<small>BM859s box front</small>
File:Bm859s-display-segments.png|<small>BM859s display segments</small>
</gallery>


== Protocol ==
== Protocol ==


TODO
Serial communication (genuine COM port), textual presentation of measurement values (floating point, normalized mantissa plus exponent), combined with binary bit fields for current meter's function and thus measured unit, variable length records with control chars in the header/footer (DLE, STX/ETX) around the mode flags and value's text, up to 22 bytes per DMM packet. See resources below for a full description of the protocol.


== Resources ==
== Resources ==


TODO
* vendor's [http://brymen.com/product-html/Products2-2.html BM810/BM830/BM850 page] which links to individual 857/859 devices
* vendor's [http://brymen.com/product-html/PD02BM850s_protocolDL.html download area], [http://brymen.com/product-html/PD02BM850s_protocolDL.html BM850 section], [http://brymen.com/product-html/images/DownloadList/ProtocolList/BM850-BM850a-BM850s_List/BM850-BM850a-BM850s-500000-count-DMM-protocol-BC85X-BC85Xa.zip BM850s protocol details] (links have changed in the past, might too in the future)
* BM850/BM850a/BM850s protocol documentation [http://brymen.com/product-html/PD02BM850s_protocolDL.html download area] and [http://brymen.com/product-html/images/DownloadList/ProtocolList/BM850-BM850a-BM850s_List/BM850-BM850a-BM850s-500000-count-DMM-protocol-BC85X-BC85Xa.zip ZIP with PDF] (worked as of 2019-06-10, vendor may change that)


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Latest revision as of 06:02, 23 October 2020

Brymen BM857
Bm 857 mugshot 500000.png
Status supported
Source code serial-dmm
Counts 50000, 500000(DCV), 999999(Hz)
IEC 61010-1 CAT III (1000V) / CAT IV (600V)
Connectivity RS232
Measurements voltage, frequency, diode, resistance, continuity, capacitance, current
Features autorange, data hold, crest, backlight, true-rms, dBm (selectable impedance), %4-20mA
Website brymen.com BM857s BM859s

The Brymen BM857 is a 50000 counts (500000 DC V), CAT III (1000V) / CAT IV (600V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity. The BM859s is also supported, it uses the same protocol. Adapter kits ship with IR to RS232 cables, and include RS232 to USB converters.

Higher end models support dual temperature sensors and difference mode, and the reference impedance for dBm measurements can be chosen in a range between 4 and 1200 Ohms.

Hardware

Multimeter:

  • Multimeter IC: TBD
  • Precision +2.5V Voltage reference: Analog Devices REF43
  • True RMS-to-DC converter: Analog Devices AD737
  • EEPROM(?): Chip marked S24C0.
  • Unidentified: Several 062-JRC chips. These appear to be JFET opamps.
  • Unidentified: Two QFP64 chips.
  • TODO

Cable:

Photos

Multimeter:

  • Box

  • Mughsot

  • Device, back

  • Package contents

  • Probe cable storage clips

  • LCD Backlight

  • Holster removed, front

  • Holster removed, back

  • Case opened

  • Rear cover

  • Front cover

  • Rear cover, PCB removed

  • Upper PCB, top

  • Upper PCB, bottom

  • Main PCB, top

  • Main PCB, bottom

  • High voltage isolation slots.

  • High voltage isolation walls, designed to fit in the isolation slots.

  • Input circuit near the V jack

  • Microcontroller (right), and LCD controller (left)

  • Microcontroller (right), and LCD controller (left)

  • LCD controller and connector

  • ICs on the main PCB

  • More ICs

Cable:

This can use either the BC-85X or the BC-85X-1 cables. See Device_cables#Brymen_BC-85X(-1).

Currently, mrnuke is working on an improvised USB-to-infrared converter cable. See User_talk:Mrnuke#BM857_PC_interface_cable for more details.

Newer models (BM850a/BM850s) are said to require the BU-85Xa adapter. These different versions of meters and adapters are not compatible to each other.

  • Cable hookup

  • Cable hookup, detail

  • Cable hookup, closeup

  • Cable hookup, top detail

BM850s series

The BM857s and BM859s meters (the BM850s series) uses the same protocol and works with the BC-85Xa adapters.

  • BM859s front with sleeve

  • BM859s front

  • BM859s manual

  • BM859s box front

  • BM859s display segments

Protocol

Serial communication (genuine COM port), textual presentation of measurement values (floating point, normalized mantissa plus exponent), combined with binary bit fields for current meter's function and thus measured unit, variable length records with control chars in the header/footer (DLE, STX/ETX) around the mode flags and value's text, up to 22 bytes per DMM packet. See resources below for a full description of the protocol.

Resources
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