Actron Sunpro CP7673 - General Information

GENERAL INFORMATION
The
Model
CP7673
INDUCTIVE
ENGINE
ANALYZER
is
a
portable
multifunction
unit
capable
of
performing
many
tune-up
and
troubleshooting
tests.
These
tests
are
divided
into
three
basic
sections.
They
are:
Tune-up
Tests,
Troubleshooting
Tests,
and
Electronic
Ignition
Component
Tests.
The
functions
and
scales
of
the
CP7673
are
as
follows:
RPM
LOW
(0
to
1600
RPM)
and
HIGH
(0
TO
8000
RPM).
DWELL
4-,
6-,
and
8-cylinder,
0
to
90
degrees.
VOLTS
LOW
(0
TO
2
VOLTS
)
and
HIGH
(0
to
20
VOLTS).
AMPS Oto 100 Amps.
OHMS
LOW
(0
to
100
OHMS)
and
HIGH
(0
to
100,000
OHMS).
Besides
the
functions
listed
above,
the
model
CP7673
INDUCTIVE
ENGINE
ANA-
LYZER
also
features
a
2/4
CYCLE
selector
switch.
This
makes
the
unit
even
more
versatile.
This
engine
analyzer
uses
three
leads:
RED
and
BLACK
leads
with
test
clips
and
the
INDUCTIVE
PICKUP
lead.
Two
batteries
are
needed
for
the
OHMS
function
of
the
analyzer.
These
are
a
9-volt
battery
and
a
I.5-volt
“C”
cell.
The
OHMS
scale
must
also
be
zeroed
before
each
use.
This
is
explained
in
OHMS
CALIBRATION,
page
4.
The
battery
compartment
is
on
the
back
of
the
unit.
There
is
also
a
fuse
in
the
battery
compartment
of
the
unit
for
the
OHMS
function.
The
proper
type
of
fuse
is
AGC
1.
Accompanying
each
test
are
diagrams
showing
test
hookups
and
switch
positions
for
the
unit.
The
switch
positions
are
shown
below.
OHM Cate tae TEST POSITION
pO or
64 HIGH AMP Kt
Ge
J
VOLTS
&
4
>
TEST
SELECTOR
i
ES Low] Owett KN X
ZERO OHM RPM
edas aia PRELIMINARY TEST POSITION
=
Colored-in
portion
of
switch
denotes
switch
position.
Means
use
position
appropriate
for
your
vehicle.
i
Means
switch
position
doesn't
matter.
Preliminary
test
position.
CAUTION:
Never
connect
the
test
clips
to
a
source
of
vehicle
voltage
while
the
function
selector
is
in
the
OHMS
or
AMPS
position!
Doing
so
could
damage
the
unit.