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General| Brand | Ametek |
|---|---|
| Model | TR-2100 |
| Category | Voice Recorder |
| Language | English |
Describes the TR-2100's features and functions as a multi-function recorder.
Covers triggered records, loggers, power quality monitoring, and transducer inputs.
Details the analogue and digital input capabilities and configurations.
Introduces the various recording modes available on the TR-2100.
Describes the physical layout and views of the TR-2100 unit.
Details the internal trays, processor board, and acquisition board.
Covers front panel elements like LEDs, test button, and indicators.
Instructions for connecting the main power supply to the TR-2100.
Details on connecting analogue voltage, current, and digital inputs.
Explains the settings for the acquisition board configuration DIP switches.
Describes how to couple multiple TR-2100 recorders for system operation.
Outlines two methods for system calibration based on error margins.
Details on using the calibration software and connecting to the unit.
Procedure for correcting phase shift errors from interposing CTs.
Information on system cooling fans and internal lithium batteries.
Procedure for checking and adjusting internal power supply voltages.
Details on input channels, voltage/current ranges, and frequency response.
Technical specifications for transient recording resolution and sample rates.
Specifications for fault profile measurements and logging intervals.
Defines conventions used for calculating parameters like power factor and impedance.
Explains time synchronization, frequency extraction, and vector measurement methods.
Details on RMS measurement, harmonic analysis, and power calculations.
Introduction to the Distributed Network Protocol (DNP) for SCADA communications.
Defines DNP data objects, variations, and point lists for TR-2100 communication.
Procedures for diagnosing modem and communication issues remotely.
Step-by-step checks for diagnosing operational issues when on-site.
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