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BRUEL & KJAER 2305 - Mains Frequency Conversion Procedure

BRUEL & KJAER 2305
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Potentiometer
connected
the
grid
of
the
input
tuhe
is
left
open.
Be
eareful
not
to
damage
the
slider
and
do
not
bend
it,
as
only
a
faultless
and
properly
adjusted
slider
ensures
correct
operation.
Changing
to Mains
Freqnency.
50
Hz
(cis)
to
60
Hz
(cIs)
and
vice
versa.
The
two
nylon
gear
wheels
accessible
through
the
cover
on
the
right-hand
side
of
the
Recorder
(see
also
Fig.
1.8
on
page
14)
are
replaced
by
another
set
when
changing
from
either
of
the
two
frequencies.
50
Hz
(cIs)
Mains
Frequency:
Both
wheels
should
have
22
teeth
(Code No.
DG
0233).
60
Hz
(cIs)
Mains
Frequency:
The
upper
wheel
(on
same
spindle
as
the
electromagnetic
clutch)
should
haye
20
teeth
(Code No. DG 0232).
The
lower
wheel
(driving
the
gear
box)
should
have
24
teeth
(Code
No. DG 0234).
Recording
of
Voltage Levels.
Any
voltage
leyel
between
5
mV
(10
mV
for
DC)
and
100 Volts,
the
frequency
of
which
is
within
the
range
2-200000
Hz
(cIs),
or
which
is DC,
maybe
re-
corded
on
the
Level
Recorder.
The
Range
Potentiometer
used
on
the
Recorder
should
be
chosen
according
to
the
expected
level
variation
in
the
input
signal
and
the
resolution
required
from
the
recording.
Normally
a 50 dB
Range
Potentiometer
can
be
used
for
most
types
of
recording,
therefore
in
the
following
the
use
of
this
Potentiometer
is
assumed
.
A.
GENERAL.
I.
Make
sure
that
the
Recorder
is
adjusted
for
the
correct
mains
voltage,
and
then
connect
it
to
the
power
line.
Details
concerning
adjustment
to
other
mains
voltages
will
be
found
under
"Fuse,
Supply
Voltage",
page
21.
II.
Supply
the
Recorder
with
the
required
type
of
recording
paper
and
adjust
the
writing
width
accordingly,
see
also
"Insertion
of
Recording
Paper",
page
31
and"
Alteration
of
Writing
Width",
page
33.
III.
Apply
th
e
desired
Range
Potentiometer
(in
this
case
the
"50 dB")
by
following
instruction
"Changing
Range
Potentiometer",
page
36.
B.
AC
RECORDING.
I.
Calibration.
1.
Set
INPUT
ATTENUATOR
to
"0".
2.
Set
POTENTIO;\IETER
RANGE
to
"50".
3.
Set
RECTIFIER
RESPONSE
to
"RMS"
.
4
Set
LOWER
LIMITING
FREQUENCY
to
"20
"
5.
Set
WHITING
SPEED
to:
37

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