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EEC SE Series - User Manual

EEC SE Series
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SE Series
SE 7430/SE 7440/SE 7441/SE 7451/SE 7452
Electrical Safety Analyzer
User Manual
E2.00

Table of Contents

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Summary

WARRANTY

1. Introduction

1.1 Safety Symbols

Explains product marking and cautionary symbols for safety.

1.2 Glossary of Terms

Defines key technical terms used in electrical safety testing.

1.3 Safety

Covers safety precautions, service, maintenance, test station, and operator requirements.

1.5 The Different Types of Safety Tests

Details various safety tests like Dielectric Withstand, Insulation Resistance, and Ground Bond.

1.6 Key Features and Benefits: SE Series

Highlights the main features and benefits of the SE Series electrical safety analyzers.

2. Getting Started

2.1 Unpacking and Inspection

Guides on unpacking, inspecting the instrument, and retaining packaging materials.

2.2 Installation

Covers instrument installation, including work area requirements and power connections.

3. Specifications and Controls

3.1 Specifications

Provides detailed technical specifications for different SE Series models.

3.2 Instrument Controls

Introduces the instrument's controls, covering front and rear panel elements.

GENERAL

1. POWER SWITCH

Describes the function of the instrument's main power switch for turning it on or off.

4. TOUCH SCREEN GRAPHIC LCD

Explains the touch screen's role in displaying information and controlling the instrument.

4. Programming Instructions

4.1 Using the Touch Screen

Guides on navigating and operating the instrument via its touch screen interface.

4.2 Main Menu

Describes the instrument's main menu screen and its available options upon power-up.

4.3 Setup System

Details how to configure system parameters like time, date, calibration, and hardware.

4.3.3 Hardware

Covers hardware-related system settings including Smart GFI, PLC Remote, and Screensaver.

4.3.3.14 Barcode

Details the barcode function for inputting product and serial number information for testing.

4.4 SECURITY

Outlines security features, including user access levels and password protection.

4.3.6 Import and Export System and Test Data

Guides on importing and exporting system settings and test file data via USB.

4.3.4 User Interface

Covers user interface settings like results display, touch sound, alarm volume, and language.

4.3.4.1 Results

Explains how to configure the display of test results (ALL, LAST, or Pass/Fail).

4.5 FAILCHEK

Details the FAILCHEK process for verifying the instrument's failure detection circuitry.

4.5.1 Continuity FAILCHEK (Opt.7002, Opt.7006)

Outlines the procedure for performing Continuity FAILCHEK to verify continuity detection.

4.5.2 Ground Bond FAILCHEK

Details the procedure for performing Ground Bond FAILCHEK to verify ground bond detection.

4.5.3 AC Hipot FAILCHEK

Explains the procedure for performing AC Hipot FAILCHEK to verify AC Hipot detection.

4.5.4 DC Hipot FAILCHEK

Details the procedure for performing DC Hipot FAILCHEK to verify DC Hipot detection.

4.5.5 IR FAILCHEK

Outlines the procedure for performing IR FAILCHEK to verify Insulation Resistance detection.

4.6 Test Parameters

Describes various test parameters available for configuring tests.

4.6.1 Description of Test Parameters

Explains each test parameter, including Test Type, Voltage, and limits.

Offset

Explains the Offset function used to compensate for test lead and fixture resistance in continuity tests.

4.7 Setup Tests

Guides on creating and configuring new test files and steps.

4.7.1 ACW

Details the specific parameters and settings for performing an ACW test.

4.7.2 DCW

Details the specific parameters and settings for performing a DCW test.

4.7.3 IR

Details the specific parameters and settings for performing an IR test.

4.7.4 GND

Details the specific parameters and settings for performing a GND test.

4.7.5 Continuity (Opt.7002)

Details the specific parameters and settings for performing a Continuity test.

4.7.6 View Test Files

Explains how to navigate and display previously created test files.

4.8 PERFORM TESTS

Provides instructions on how to select and execute test files and steps.

5. Test Connections

5.1 Connecting the Test Leads

Explains the correct procedure for connecting test leads to the instrument's receptacles.

5.3 Interlock Connector

Describes the Remote Interlock feature and its function for safety lockout.

6. Results Screens

6.1 Error Messages and Fail Messages

Lists and explains various error and fail messages displayed by the instrument during testing.

Fatal Error

Explains fatal error messages and the need to contact customer support for assistance.

7. Connection of Remote I;O

7.1 Remote Signal Outputs

Describes the remote signal outputs (PASS, FAIL, PROCESSING) for external monitoring.

7.2 Remote Signal Inputs and Memory Access

Explains remote signal inputs for test control and selecting pre-programmed test files.

8. Bus Remote Interface GPIB; USB; RS-232

8.1 RS-232 Interface

Details the RS-232 interface, including its commands and capabilities.

8.1.2. Communications Port Configuration

Specifies the required COM port settings for RS-232 communication.

8.2 GPIB Interface (Opt.109)

Describes the optional GPIB interface and its connectivity.

8.2.2 GPIB Address

Explains how to set the unique address for GPIB devices.

8.3 Interface Functions

Lists the various interface functions supported by the instrument.

8.4 USB;RS-232; GPIB Interface Command List

Provides a comprehensive list of commands for controlling the instrument via USB, RS-232, and GPIB.

8.4.4 Test Parameter Editing Commands and Companion Queries

Details commands for editing individual test parameters and their syntax.

8.4.5 System Parameter Editing Commands and Companion Queries

Details commands for editing system parameters and their syntax.

8.4.6 Query Commands

Lists query commands used to retrieve instrument data, results, and status information.

8.4.7 IEEE 488.2 Common Commands

Lists standard IEEE 488.2 common commands required for instrument control and status reporting.

9. CALIBRATION

9.1 Warranty Requirements

Outlines the standard one-year warranty and options for extended coverage.

9.2 Calibration Initialization

Explains the procedure for entering the instrument into calibration mode.

9.3 Calibration of Parameters

Guides on selecting and calibrating specific parameters using test equipment.

EEC SE Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandEEC
ModelSE Series
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish

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