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Syscompact 2000 M pro Switching off the system in the event of an emergency

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1. In the event of an emergency, immediately press the emergency off button.

 The internal capacitor and the test object are discharged.

 The EMERGENCY OFF ACTIV INTERNAL message is displayed.

 The indicator light turns green.

2. To operate the system again after pressing the emergency off button, acknowledge the

message in the display and unlock the emergency off button.

7 S

WITCHING OFF THE SYSTEM IN THE EVENT OF AN

EMERGENCY

Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
1 About this Manual7
- Using this Manual7
- Validity of this User Manual7
- Applicable Documents7
- Structure of Safety Instructions7
- View Settings8
- Note on the Screenshots and Graphics Used9
2 For Your Safety10
- Intended Use10
- Instructions for the Operator10
- Avoiding Dangers, Taking Safety Measures11
- Special Personal Protective Equipment17
3 Product Information18
- Overview of the Available Cable Fault Location Methods18
- Full Illustration of Syscompact 2000 M Pro19
  - System Control Panel20
  - IRG 2000 Time Domain Reflectometer21
- Safety Devices25
- Operating States of a Testing System with Syscompact 2000 M Pro25
- Markings on the System27
- Rating Plate on the IRG 2000 Time Domain Reflectometer28
4 Technical Data29
5 Transportation31
- Packaging31
- Ensure the Following When Transporting31
- Transporting the System Manually31
- Transporting the System in Vehicles32
- Shipping the System32
6 Commissioning33
- Checks to Perform before Commissioning33
  - TDR Measurement on Live Cables with the IRG 2000 as an Independent Device33
- Ensuring There Is no Voltage at the Work Place33
- Preparing the Test Object Terminals34
- Setting up the System34
  - Placing the System in the Road Traffic Area34
- Connect the High-Voltage Connection Cable to the Test Object35
  - Safety Instructions for Connecting the System35
  - Connecting35
- Connecting the TDR Connection Cable to the Test Object (IRG 2000)37
  - Safety Instructions for Connecting the IRG 2000 to the Live Cable37
  - Connecting38
- Connecting the System to the Supply Voltage39
- Securing the Test Area39
- Switching on the System40
7 Switching off the System in the Event of an Emergency41
8 Using the IRG 2000 as an Independent Device42
- Removing the IRG 2000 from the System42
- Placing the IRG 2000 into the System42
9 Configuring and Operating the IRG 200043
- Turning on the IRG 200043
- Selecting the Language43
- Setting the Date and Time43
- Adjusting the Colours of the Display Elements44
- Selecting the System of Units44
- Evaluating Reflection Images with Cursors44
  - Setting Cursors44
  - Positioning the Zero Cursor45
- Saving Measurement Data45
- Printing Measurement Data45
10 Configuring and Operating the System46
- Selecting the Language46
- Setting the Date46
- Setting the Time47
- Setting the Contrast of the Display47
- Setting the Brightness of the Indicator Lights47
- Displaying System Information48
- Switching the High Voltage on and off48
11 Cable Testing49
- About Cable Testing49
- Setting the Test Parameters on the System Control Panel49
- Performing the Cable Test50
12 Cable Fault Pre-Location52
- Safety Instructions for Cable Fault Location52
- Setting the General Pre-Location Parameters on the IRG 200052
- TDR: Time Domain Reflectometry53
- SIM/MIM: Secondary-Multiple Impulse Method59
- ICM: Impulse Current Method64
13 Acoustic Pin-Pointing72
- About Acoustic Pin-Pointing72
- Setting Parameters for the Acoustic Pin-Pointing72
- Performing Acoustic Pin-Pointing73
14 Putting the Testing System out of Operation75
- Safety Instructions for Decommissioning75
- Discharging and Earthing the Test Object76
  - Discharging76
  - Earthing77
- Taking the System out of Operation78
15 Maintenance and Care79
- Safety Instructions for Maintenance Work79
- Maintenance Schedule80
- Checking the Ignition Voltage of the Spark Gap80
- Testing the Discharge Unit82
- Checking and Cleaning the Connection Cables and Accessories83
- Cleaning System Components84
- Replacing the Rechargeable Batteries of the IRG 200085
- Checking and Replacing the Fuse in the TDR Connection Cable (IRG 2000)86
- Regular Calibration86
16 Faults and Corrective Measures87
- Safety Instructions for Repair Work87
- Error Display on the System Control Panel87
  - Fault Indication with Status Leds87
  - Error Messages in the System Display88
- Faults on the IRG 200088
17 Storage89
18 Warranty and after Sales89
19 Disposal90
20 Standard Delivery90
21 Declarations of Conformity91
- Declaration of Conformity for the Syscompact 2000 M Pro91
- Declaration of Conformity for the IRG 200092
22 Index93

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Brand	Baur
Model	Sys compact 2000 M pro
Category	Cable Tester
Language	English

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