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AEMC 6250 User Manual

AEMC 6250
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MICRO-OHMMETER
6250
ENGLISH
User Manual
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Table of Contents

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AEMC 6250 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Model6250
ManufacturerAEMC
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
TypeClamp Meter
DisplayLCD
Weight1.1 lbs (500g)

Summary

Statement of Compliance

Read Carefully Before First Use

Introduction

International Electrical Symbols

Explanation of symbols for safety, warnings, and compliance.

Definition of Measurement Categories

Defines CAT II, CAT III, and CAT IV measurement standards.

Receiving Your Shipment

Guidance on checking shipment contents and reporting damages.

Ordering Information

Details on ordering the micro-ohmmeter and its accessories.

Accessories and Replacement Parts

List of available accessories and replacement parts with catalog numbers.

Product Features

Description

Overview of the Model 6250 micro-ohmmeter's design and capabilities.

Applications

Common uses of the micro-ohmmeter in various industries.

Key Features

Highlights the instrument's primary functionalities and technical advantages.

Control Features

Identifies and details the front panel controls and ports of the instrument.

Button Functions

Explains the specific function of each button on the micro-ohmmeter.

Display Symbols

Defines the icons and symbols displayed on the instrument's screen.

Specifications

Electrical

Details electrical specifications including measurement ranges, accuracy, and current.

Mechanical

Provides physical dimensions, weight, and case protection details.

Display

Describes the LCD display size, type, and data presentation fields.

Environmental

Specifies operating and storage temperature and humidity conditions.

Safety

Lists safety standards and certifications the instrument adheres to.

Operation

Quick Summary

A brief guide to performing basic measurements with the instrument.

Instrument Configuration (SET-UP Mode)

Instructions for accessing and modifying various instrument settings.

Program Menu Tree

Illustrates the hierarchical structure of the instrument's setup menu.

Programming the 9-Pin Interface Port (rS)

Configuration options for the RS-232 communication port settings.

Setting the Buzzer Level (bUZZ)

Procedure to adjust the audible buzzer level and sound.

Reading the Internal Serial Number (EdSn)

Method to display the instrument's unique serial number.

Reading the Internal Software Version (EdPP)

Procedure to check the instrument's current firmware version.

Setting the Language used for Printing Reports (LAnG)

How to select the language displayed on printed reports.

Setting the Value for the Reference Temperature (trEF)

Setting the reference temperature for resistance compensation.

Selecting the Method and Value for Ambient Temperature (tAnb)

Choosing to measure or program ambient temperature for compensation.

Selecting the Metal Type (nEtA)

Selecting the metal type for accurate temperature compensation.

Programming the Alpha Value (ALPH)

Setting the temperature coefficient (alpha) for selected metals.

Selecting Temperature Units (dEg)

Choosing between Celsius and Fahrenheit for temperature units.

Setting Alarm Set Point, Direction and Buzzer Level (ALAr)

Configuring alarm thresholds, activation, and buzzer settings.

Setting the Display Timeout (LIgH)

Adjusting the duration the display backlight remains active.

Clearing the Memory (nEn)

Instructions for deleting stored measurement data from memory.

Operating Procedure

Detailed steps for performing measurements on various samples.

Connections and Readings

Guidance on connecting test leads and taking initial measurements.

Test Lead Connection

Diagram and instructions for connecting Kelvin probes to the instrument.

Very Low Resistance

Considerations and potential issues when measuring very low resistance.

Meter Readings

Information on reading stabilization times for different measurement types.

Stand-by (ST BY) State

Explanation of the instrument's standby mode after a test.

Selecting the Test Range

How to select the appropriate resistance measurement range for accuracy.

Measurement Modes

Overview and procedures for different measurement modes.

Measurement Safety Warnings

Critical safety precautions for performing measurements.

Inductive Resistance Measurement Mode (m)

Procedure for measuring inductive resistance with the instrument.

Resistance Measurement Mode (W)

Procedure for measuring general resistance levels accurately.

Low Inductive Resistance Automatic Triggering Measurement Mode

Method for measuring low inductive resistance using automatic triggering.

Ambient Temperature Compensation

Explains the principle and application of temperature compensation.

Activating the Compensation Function

Steps to enable and utilize the temperature compensation feature.

Activating Alarms

How to configure and activate alarms for measurement thresholds.

Memory and Printing

Managing and Printing the Data in Memory

How to store, manage, and print measurement data from memory.

Displaying and Printing Stored Measurements

Procedure to recall and display stored measurement results.

Cables and Printers Used with the Interface Port

Information on required cables and compatible printers for data transfer.

DataView Software

Installing DataView®

Step-by-step instructions for installing the DataView software and drivers.

Connecting the Instrument to your Computer

Guidance on physically connecting the micro-ohmmeter to a PC.

Establishing Communication to the Instrument

Steps to configure PC-to-instrument communication settings.

Configuring the Instrument

Using DataView to set up instrument parameters and preferences.

Downloading Stored Tests

Procedure to transfer stored test results from the instrument to the PC.

Creating a DataView® Report

How to generate a comprehensive report from downloaded test data.

Exporting the Report to a Spreadsheet or PDF File

Options for exporting generated reports into various file formats.

Troubleshooting

Fault Indicators

Explanation of error codes and messages displayed by the instrument.

Application Examples

Measuring Winding Resistance of Motors and Transformers

Procedure for measuring winding resistance in motors and transformers.

Measuring Resistance on Electric Motors

Method for measuring resistance on electric motor commutators.

Battery Strap Measurements

Guidelines for measuring battery strap connection resistance.

Maintenance

Warning

Important safety precautions for performing maintenance.

Cleaning

Instructions for cleaning the instrument's case and components.

Charging/Recharging the Battery

Detailed procedure for charging the instrument's internal battery.

Battery and Fuse Replacement

Steps for safely replacing the battery and internal fuses.

Warranty Information

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