XS series operating manual
XS user manual v0.55 - 81 -
A sequence describes an automatic or manual (see SETUP menu ) link of measurements or tests.
Eight program lines are dedicated to the sequence description.
Each line contains a test, a measurement, a pause or a repeat function.
The LCD screen bottom line gives a summarized information on the active sequence (memory
number in the LCD screen right hand side upper corner)
A sequence can be considered as a measurement function like the insulation measurement or
dielectric strength test.
A sequence is started or stopped as a measurement function. The sequence stops if a measurement
or a test result is failed.
If all the tests pass, the sequence result is PASS.
The contents of each line are described by 2 digits: for a function, the first digit sets for the type of test
(M for Megohmmeter, H for Hipot, G for Ground continuity), the second digit referring to the number of
the corresponding parameter set.
The 2 digits ".." feature an empty line, the word "OK" a pause between 2 functions and the operator
"x" a multiple ground continuity test.
Parameter memorization
The unit contains 10 measurement sequences (numbered from 0 to 9) including up to eight
different test steps. Each step corresponds to a test function associated to a parameter set, a
pause between two tests or to the operating of several test points (at least 2) of the function
defined on the previous line (multiple ground continuity).
Fig 10.3
On the above diagram, a and b represent the numbers of parameter sets associated to functions x
and y chosen between those available (HIPOT, MEGOHM, GROUND, POINTS, and PAUSE) or
EMPTY in case the test line is not used.
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