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General| Type | Circuit Seeker |
|---|---|
| Model | CS-8000 |
| Weight | 0.5 lb (transmitter), 0.5 lb (receiver) |
| Display | LCD |
| Power Supply | 9V battery |
| Application | Circuit tracing |
| Maximum Circuit Voltage | 600V |
| Operating Voltage | 9V (transmitter), 9V (receiver) |
Emphasizes the importance of reading and understanding all instructions before use.
Outlines the manual's intent to familiarize personnel with safe operation and maintenance procedures.
Defines DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION signals used to indicate hazard severity.
Warns about the risks of operating equipment without understanding safety procedures or handling live circuits.
Details warnings related to moisture, damaged units, test leads, application use, and tampering.
Covers warnings about battery status, voltage limits, contact with live parts, and interference.
Addresses hazards related to open compartments, repair attempts, and environmental extremes.
Identifies and labels key components of the receiver and transmitter units.
Explains the meaning of icons and symbols displayed on the unit and screen.
Describes the transmitter's power button, power LED, live line LED, and low battery LED.
Explains the receiver design, signal indicators, bar graphs, gain modes, and line status.
Details Automatic Gain and Manual Gain modes for signal strength adjustment and tracing.
Covers low battery indication and automatic power-off features for the receiver.
Explains how the transmitter generates a signal and how the receiver detects it, minimizing interference.
Steps for powering on, connecting, and powering off the transmitter.
Covers turning on the receiver, understanding initial display, and basic mode/gain adjustments.
Details connecting the transmitter and receiver, and performing initial signal detection and tracing.
Explains how to switch between Auto/Manual Gain and adjust signal strength for tracing.
Instructions for connecting the transmitter to receptacles or circuits for breaker identification.
Steps for using the receiver to scan panels and identify the powered breaker or fuse.
Guidelines for connecting the transmitter to various circuits, including grounding requirements.
Methods for tracing conductors to locate breaks or shorts in circuits.
Techniques for scanning, locating signals, and using Auto Gain for accurate tracing.
Procedure for identifying a specific wire within a bundle using the transmitter and receiver.
Visual guide to locating the correct panel and scanning breakers for identification.
Illustrates tracing live circuits, circuits with separate grounds, and conduit tracing.
Diagrams for tracing breaks/shorts and sorting wires within bundles.
Illustrates setups for weak signal cancellation and achieving the strongest signal.
Details temperature, humidity, altitude, and pollution degree requirements.
Defines measurement categories, voltage ratings, operating frequency, and power supply.
Advises against repair attempts and exposure to extreme conditions.
Step-by-step guide for safely replacing batteries in the unit.
