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1HSA 801 080-15en EXCOUNT-II Users Manual
User’s manual
EXCOUNT-II
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Summary

Important Information

Legal and Compliance Statements

Covers legal disclaimers, declaration of conformity, and FCC statements.

Warnings and Notes

Includes important warnings about modifications and notes on device compliance.

Trademark Acknowledgements

Lists registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.

Safety Information

Key to Symbols

Explains the meaning of warning and information symbols used in the manual.

Critical Safety Instructions

Provides essential safety guidelines for handling and installation of the equipment.

1. Introduction

1.1 Installation Sequence

Provides a quick guide for safe and correct installation of the EXCOUNT-II.

1.2 EXCOUNT-II Measuring Principle

Explains how the EXCOUNT-II system measures surges and leakage current.

2. Before Installation

2.1 Inspection Upon Arrival

Details checks to perform when receiving the product and reporting issues.

2.2 Assembly Tools

Lists tools required for installation, noting minimal special tools are needed.

2.3 Transceiver Battery Insertion

Provides instructions for correctly installing the 9V battery into the transceiver.

2.4 Pre-installation Procedures

Outlines essential steps before sensor installation for trouble-free operation.

2.5 Sensor Battery Installation

Explains sensor power sources and how to install a backup 9V battery.

2.6 EXCOUNT-II Software Management

Guide to installing, uninstalling, and using the EXCOUNT-II software.

2.6.4 USB Driver Installation

Guides through installing USB drivers for the transceiver using the Found New Hardware Wizard.

2.7 First Time Sensor Administration

Details recording sensor and station data and establishing initial PC-sensor links.

3. Sensor Installation

3.1 Sensor ID Recording

Instructs to record sensor ID and related data for registration in the software.

3.2 Common Installation Alternatives Overview

Summarizes four common methods for mounting the EXCOUNT-II sensor.

3.3 Reference Measurement Procedure

Advises taking reference measurements after installation and energization.

3.4 Sensor Alternative 1 Installation

Detailed steps and diagrams for mounting the sensor on a surge arrester's bottom flange.

3.5 Sensor Alternative 2 Installation

Detailed steps and diagrams for mounting the sensor on a planar surface.

3.6 Sensor Alternative 3 Installation

Illustrates mounting the sensor on a Transmission Line Arrester (TLA).

3.7 Sensor Alternative 4 Installation

Details mounting the sensor on an inverted surge arrester base, including sealing precautions.

4. Using the Transceiver

Transceiver Environment and Maintenance

Covers environmental conditions, cleaning, and battery replacement for the transceiver.

4.1 Transceiver Functions and Operation

Identifies transceiver buttons and describes how to turn it on/off.

4.1.1 External Hand-held Antenna Use

Explains how to connect and use an optional external antenna for improved signal strength.

4.2 Transceiver Symbols Key

Provides a key to the symbols displayed on the transceiver screen.

4.3 Measurement Flowchart

Step-by-step flowchart detailing the process of preparing, making, and transmitting measurements.

4.4 Clock Synchronization

Emphasizes synchronizing PC and transceiver clocks for accurate data.

4.5 Communication Range

Details the communication range and factors affecting it, including optional external antenna.

4.6 Body Interference Effect

Advises keeping the transceiver away from the body to avoid signal interference.

4.7 Optimal Internal Antenna Direction

Explains how orientation affects signal strength and optimal pointing directions.

4.8 Optimal Sensor Antenna Direction

Describes optimal positioning relative to the sensor for maximum signal strength.

4.9 Special Configurations

Discusses using an external antenna for tall structures like towers and gantries.

4.9.1 Tower and Gantry Layout Considerations

Recommends field trials for tower/gantry installations and discusses factors affecting measurement accuracy.

4.10 Total vs. Individual Readings

Explains when to use total vs. individual readings and potential issues.

4.11 Measurement Strategy Guidelines

Provides guidelines for scheduling measurements to avoid outages and ensure data accuracy.

5. Transceiver Menus

Transceiver Standby and Main Menu

Describes how to turn the transceiver on/off and access the main menu options.

5.1 Data Transfer Options

Explains options for transferring data between PC and transceiver.

5.1.1 PC to Transceiver Data Transfer

Details how to transfer Sensor IDs from PC to the transceiver.

5.1.2 Transceiver to PC Data Transfer

Details how to transmit collected data from the transceiver to the PC.

5.2 Transceiver Battery Check

Describes how to check the transceiver's battery status and its importance.

5.3 Making Measurements

Lists measurement types and how to initiate them.

5.3.1 Leakage Current Measurement

Step-by-step guide to perform leakage current measurements.

5.3.2 Surge Counter Data Reading

Step-by-step guide to read surge counter data.

5.3.3 Resistive Leakage Current Measurement

Instructions for measuring resistive leakage current, noting availability.

5.3.3.1 Operating Voltage Input

Explains how to input operating voltage for resistive leakage current measurement.

5.3.4 Total Reading Procedure

Instructions for performing a total reading, noting availability.

5.4 Transceiver Settings Menu

Lists options for adjusting transceiver settings.

5.4.1 Backlight Adjustment

Instructions for enabling/disabling the transceiver backlight.

5.4.2 External Antenna Settings

Instructions for enabling/disabling the external antenna.

5.4.3 Display Contrast Adjustment

Instructions for adjusting the display contrast.

5.4.4 Clock and Date Setting

Guides on setting the transceiver's internal clock and date.

6. Surge Arrester Monitoring Theory

6.1 Introduction to Monitoring

Introduces surge arrester monitoring and its importance for reliability.

6.2 Surge Counting Principles

Explains the purpose and principle of surge counting for stress indication.

6.3 Leakage Current Measurements Overview

Explains the importance of leakage current for arrester condition monitoring.

Metal-Oxide Arrester Leakage Current Components

Divides leakage current into capacitive and resistive parts and their significance.

Resistive Leakage Current Characteristics

Details resistive leakage current, its characteristics, and non-linear behavior.

Harmonics in Total Leakage Current

Explains how harmonics relate to resistive current and diagnostic use.

EXCOUNT-II Leakage Current Measurement Method

Describes the EXCOUNT-II's method for measuring resistive leakage current.

Evaluating Resistive Leakage Current Levels

Outlines methods for evaluating leakage current levels using manufacturer data.

Manufacturer Data for Leakage Current

Details the information provided by manufacturers for arrester analysis.

7. Radio Transmission Protocol

7.1 Packet Communication Protocol

Explains the packet communication protocol used for error-free data transmission.

8. Technical Data

8.1 Surge Counting and Leakage Current Specifications

Lists technical specifications for surge counting, leakage current, and data communication.

General Device Specifications

Details general specifications like climatic conditions, temperature range, and power supply.

System Clock Accuracy and Drift

Discusses the system clock accuracy and temperature dependence.

8.2 Device Dimensions

Provides detailed dimensions for the sensor and external antenna.

9. Disposal

Component Disposal Guidelines

Provides instructions for disposing of the EXCOUNT-II components according to local regulations.

10. Transceiver Error Codes

System and Data Integrity Errors (Codes 01-42)

Covers system errors, prohibited actions, checksum, and EEPROM issues.

Temperature and Measurement Range Errors (Codes 41-42)

Explains errors related to low/high ambient temperatures for measurements.

Probe and Leakage Current Errors (Codes 51-62)

Details errors related to field probe and leakage current readings.

Voltage and Sensor Communication Errors (Codes 70-80)

Covers unstable current, voltage range, and sensor not found errors.

Transmission and Connection Errors (Codes 81-82)

Explains buffer errors and connection loss during data transmission.

Summary

Important Information

Legal and Compliance Statements

Covers legal disclaimers, declaration of conformity, and FCC statements.

Warnings and Notes

Includes important warnings about modifications and notes on device compliance.

Trademark Acknowledgements

Lists registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.

Safety Information

Key to Symbols

Explains the meaning of warning and information symbols used in the manual.

Critical Safety Instructions

Provides essential safety guidelines for handling and installation of the equipment.

1. Introduction

1.1 Installation Sequence

Provides a quick guide for safe and correct installation of the EXCOUNT-II.

1.2 EXCOUNT-II Measuring Principle

Explains how the EXCOUNT-II system measures surges and leakage current.

2. Before Installation

2.1 Inspection Upon Arrival

Details checks to perform when receiving the product and reporting issues.

2.2 Assembly Tools

Lists tools required for installation, noting minimal special tools are needed.

2.3 Transceiver Battery Insertion

Provides instructions for correctly installing the 9V battery into the transceiver.

2.4 Pre-installation Procedures

Outlines essential steps before sensor installation for trouble-free operation.

2.5 Sensor Battery Installation

Explains sensor power sources and how to install a backup 9V battery.

2.6 EXCOUNT-II Software Management

Guide to installing, uninstalling, and using the EXCOUNT-II software.

2.6.4 USB Driver Installation

Guides through installing USB drivers for the transceiver using the Found New Hardware Wizard.

2.7 First Time Sensor Administration

Details recording sensor and station data and establishing initial PC-sensor links.

3. Sensor Installation

3.1 Sensor ID Recording

Instructs to record sensor ID and related data for registration in the software.

3.2 Common Installation Alternatives Overview

Summarizes four common methods for mounting the EXCOUNT-II sensor.

3.3 Reference Measurement Procedure

Advises taking reference measurements after installation and energization.

3.4 Sensor Alternative 1 Installation

Detailed steps and diagrams for mounting the sensor on a surge arrester's bottom flange.

3.5 Sensor Alternative 2 Installation

Detailed steps and diagrams for mounting the sensor on a planar surface.

3.6 Sensor Alternative 3 Installation

Illustrates mounting the sensor on a Transmission Line Arrester (TLA).

3.7 Sensor Alternative 4 Installation

Details mounting the sensor on an inverted surge arrester base, including sealing precautions.

4. Using the Transceiver

Transceiver Environment and Maintenance

Covers environmental conditions, cleaning, and battery replacement for the transceiver.

4.1 Transceiver Functions and Operation

Identifies transceiver buttons and describes how to turn it on/off.

4.1.1 External Hand-held Antenna Use

Explains how to connect and use an optional external antenna for improved signal strength.

4.2 Transceiver Symbols Key

Provides a key to the symbols displayed on the transceiver screen.

4.3 Measurement Flowchart

Step-by-step flowchart detailing the process of preparing, making, and transmitting measurements.

4.4 Clock Synchronization

Emphasizes synchronizing PC and transceiver clocks for accurate data.

4.5 Communication Range

Details the communication range and factors affecting it, including optional external antenna.

4.6 Body Interference Effect

Advises keeping the transceiver away from the body to avoid signal interference.

4.7 Optimal Internal Antenna Direction

Explains how orientation affects signal strength and optimal pointing directions.

4.8 Optimal Sensor Antenna Direction

Describes optimal positioning relative to the sensor for maximum signal strength.

4.9 Special Configurations

Discusses using an external antenna for tall structures like towers and gantries.

4.9.1 Tower and Gantry Layout Considerations

Recommends field trials for tower/gantry installations and discusses factors affecting measurement accuracy.

4.10 Total vs. Individual Readings

Explains when to use total vs. individual readings and potential issues.

4.11 Measurement Strategy Guidelines

Provides guidelines for scheduling measurements to avoid outages and ensure data accuracy.

5. Transceiver Menus

Transceiver Standby and Main Menu

Describes how to turn the transceiver on/off and access the main menu options.

5.1 Data Transfer Options

Explains options for transferring data between PC and transceiver.

5.1.1 PC to Transceiver Data Transfer

Details how to transfer Sensor IDs from PC to the transceiver.

5.1.2 Transceiver to PC Data Transfer

Details how to transmit collected data from the transceiver to the PC.

5.2 Transceiver Battery Check

Describes how to check the transceiver's battery status and its importance.

5.3 Making Measurements

Lists measurement types and how to initiate them.

5.3.1 Leakage Current Measurement

Step-by-step guide to perform leakage current measurements.

5.3.2 Surge Counter Data Reading

Step-by-step guide to read surge counter data.

5.3.3 Resistive Leakage Current Measurement

Instructions for measuring resistive leakage current, noting availability.

5.3.3.1 Operating Voltage Input

Explains how to input operating voltage for resistive leakage current measurement.

5.3.4 Total Reading Procedure

Instructions for performing a total reading, noting availability.

5.4 Transceiver Settings Menu

Lists options for adjusting transceiver settings.

5.4.1 Backlight Adjustment

Instructions for enabling/disabling the transceiver backlight.

5.4.2 External Antenna Settings

Instructions for enabling/disabling the external antenna.

5.4.3 Display Contrast Adjustment

Instructions for adjusting the display contrast.

5.4.4 Clock and Date Setting

Guides on setting the transceiver's internal clock and date.

6. Surge Arrester Monitoring Theory

6.1 Introduction to Monitoring

Introduces surge arrester monitoring and its importance for reliability.

6.2 Surge Counting Principles

Explains the purpose and principle of surge counting for stress indication.

6.3 Leakage Current Measurements Overview

Explains the importance of leakage current for arrester condition monitoring.

Metal-Oxide Arrester Leakage Current Components

Divides leakage current into capacitive and resistive parts and their significance.

Resistive Leakage Current Characteristics

Details resistive leakage current, its characteristics, and non-linear behavior.

Harmonics in Total Leakage Current

Explains how harmonics relate to resistive current and diagnostic use.

EXCOUNT-II Leakage Current Measurement Method

Describes the EXCOUNT-II's method for measuring resistive leakage current.

Evaluating Resistive Leakage Current Levels

Outlines methods for evaluating leakage current levels using manufacturer data.

Manufacturer Data for Leakage Current

Details the information provided by manufacturers for arrester analysis.

7. Radio Transmission Protocol

7.1 Packet Communication Protocol

Explains the packet communication protocol used for error-free data transmission.

8. Technical Data

8.1 Surge Counting and Leakage Current Specifications

Lists technical specifications for surge counting, leakage current, and data communication.

General Device Specifications

Details general specifications like climatic conditions, temperature range, and power supply.

System Clock Accuracy and Drift

Discusses the system clock accuracy and temperature dependence.

8.2 Device Dimensions

Provides detailed dimensions for the sensor and external antenna.

9. Disposal

Component Disposal Guidelines

Provides instructions for disposing of the EXCOUNT-II components according to local regulations.

10. Transceiver Error Codes

System and Data Integrity Errors (Codes 01-42)

Covers system errors, prohibited actions, checksum, and EEPROM issues.

Temperature and Measurement Range Errors (Codes 41-42)

Explains errors related to low/high ambient temperatures for measurements.

Probe and Leakage Current Errors (Codes 51-62)

Details errors related to field probe and leakage current readings.

Voltage and Sensor Communication Errors (Codes 70-80)

Covers unstable current, voltage range, and sensor not found errors.

Transmission and Connection Errors (Codes 81-82)

Explains buffer errors and connection loss during data transmission.

ABB Excount II Specifications

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BrandABB
ModelExcount II
CategoryMedical Equipment
LanguageEnglish