SECUTEST ST BASE(10) / PRO and SECULIFE ST BASE(25)
44 Gossen Metrawatt GmbH
14 Test Sequences
(automatic test sequences)
A test sequence is a series of semi-auto-
matic tests or test steps. If the same
sequence of individual tests will be run fre-
quently (one after the other with subsequent
report generation), for example as specified
in the standards, it’s advisable to make use
of such test sequences.
The test instrument includes two types of
test sequences:
• Integrated Test Sequences
Available ex works or after enabling at
the test instrument. Cannot be changed
(test parameters are configurable).
The integrated test sequences do not
include all of the tests stipulated by
the product standard which are re-
quired for type testing! They’re re-
stricted to the tests which are
required as a rule after repair or
during maintenance work and for oc-
cupational health and safety mea-
sures, as well as for quality
assurance in production.
• User-Defined Test Sequences
Created individually by the user with IZY-
TRONIQ software and transferred to the
tester.
(This function is available depending on
test instrument model or features.)
The user selects the standard desig-
nation (national designations) for the
integrated test sequences during initial
configuration. If the designations need
to be changed, follow the instructions
in the operating instructions. Please
note that designations cannot be
changed retroactively (standard desig-
nations in previously saved tests can-
not be changed).
All test sequences are run in orange rotary
switch positions A1 through A9. Each of the
rotary switch positions is preconfigured at
the factory with integrated test sequences,
but they can be adapted to suit your needs,
i.e. the integrated and user-defined test
sequences can be subsequently assigned to
the various rotary switch positions as
required.
The measurements included in the test
sequences are evaluated – either automati-
cally by the test instrument (in the case of
limit values) or manually by the user (e.g.
visual inspection). Automatic evaluation by
the test Instrument is based on the worst-
case and, depending on settings, in consid-
eration of measuring uncertainty. Results:
• Green: the momentary measured value
lies within the limits specified in the stan-
dard.
• Orange: further entries are required after
the test step (e.g. cable length), which
are decisive as to whether or not the test
has been passed.
• Red: limit value violation. The measured
value does not comply with the specifi-
cations stipulated in the standard.
Even if the DUT fails just one single
measurement, the test sequence is
aborted and testing in accordance
with the selected standard is failed.
With the help of the SECUTEST DB
COMFORT feature (Z853S or feature
KD01), test sequences can be modi-
fied such that they’re not interrupted
in the event of a limit value violation.
Amongst other things, this is helpful
for troubleshooting during repair.
Please refer to the operating instruc-
tions for further information.
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