Hioki BT3562-01 User Manual

Hioki BT3562-01

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Instruction Manual

BATTERY HiTESTER

June 2015 Revised edition 5

BT3562A981-05 15-06H

BT3562-01

BT3562

BT3563-01

BT3563

99 Washington Street

Melrose, MA 02176

Phone 781-665-1400

Toll Free 1-800-517-8431

Visit us at www.TestEquipmentDepot.com

Table of Contents

Default Chapter2
- Table of Contents2
- Contents3
- Introduction6
- Verifying Package Contents6
- Safety Information7
- Safety Information 28
- Operating Precautions9
Chapter 1 Overview12
- Product Overview12
- Overview 712
- Features13
- Names and Functions of Parts14
- Menu Display Sequence (SHIFT → ENTER)18
- Measurement Flowchart19
Chapter 2 Measurement Preparations20
- Preparation Flowchart20
- Connecting the Power Cord21
- Connecting the Optional Test Leads22
- Turning the Power on and off23
- Selecting the Line Frequency25
Chapter 3 Measurement26
- Pre-Operation Inspection26
- Basic Measurement Example27
- Selecting Measurement Mode31
- Setting Measurement Range32
- Setting Sampling Rate35
- Zero-Adjust Function36
  - Wiring Method for Zero-Adjustment36
  - Executing Zero-Adjustment36
- Displaying Measurement Results39
  - Measurement Fault Detection40
  - Overflow Display41
Chapter 4 Applied Measurement42
- Comparator Function43
- Trigger Function60
  - Trigger Source Settings60
  - Trigger Delay Settings61
- Measurement Current Pulse Output Function62
- Averaging Function64
- Statistical Calculation Functions65
- Importing Data67
- Memory Function69
- Key-Lock Function71
- Panel Save Function72
- Panel Load Function73
- Self-Calibration74
- Measurement Value Output Function75
- Key Beeper Setting76
- Reset Function77
Chapter 5 External Control (EXT I/O)80
- Overview80
- Signal Descriptions81
- Timing Chart86
- Internal Circuitry88
- External Control Q&A91
Chapter 6 Printing92
- Connecting the Printer92
  - Connecting the PRINTER to the Instrument93
- Selecting the Interface94
- Printing95
Chapter 7 Analog Output97
- Connecting Analog Output97
- Analog Output Specifications98
Chapter 8 RS-232C/GP-IB Interfaces99
- Overview and Features99
- Specifications100
- Selecting the Connections and Protocol101
- Communication Methods104
- Message List115
  - Standard Commands115
  - Device-Specific Commands116
    - Measurement Mode116
    - Measurement Range116
- Message Reference121
- Basic Data Importing Methods160
- Sample Programs161
Chapter 9 Specifications175
- Basic Specifications175
- Accuracy180
- General Specifications181
Chapter 10 Maintenance and Service183
- Troubleshooting183
- Cleaning185
- Error Display185
Appendix186
Appendix 1 Precautions for Making Custom Test Leads186
Appendix 2 AC Four-Terminal Method189
Appendix 3 Measurement Values When Using Four-Terminal Measurement (Differences in Measurement Values Due to Measurement Leads Used)190
Appendix 4 Synchronous Detection System191
Appendix 5 Configuration and Extension of the Test Leads192
Appendix 6 Effect of Eddy Currents193
Appendix 7 Calibration Procedure194
Appendix 8 Zero Adjustment195
Appendix 9 Test Lead Options200
Appendix 10Rack Mounting201
Appendix 11Dimensional Diagram203
Index204

Questions and Answers:

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Jason HunterAug 2, 2025
Why is the measured value unstable on my Hioki BT3562-01 Measuring Instruments?
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  briantuckerAug 2, 2025
  Unstable measured values on your Hioki Measuring Instruments can arise from several factors: * If you're using a two-terminal connection, switch to a four-terminal connection, as contact resistance may affect readings. * Metallic objects near the probes can cause instability; measure away from them. * Signal noise can interfere; twist cables, minimize loop areas, and shield/ground cables. * If using multiple instruments, stagger the timing of readings using the measurement current pulse output function. Ensure that the probes' forked loops are not overlapping and avoid stacking the instruments. * Taking measurements too close to the instruments can also cause instability; maintain a distance of at least 20 cm.
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uhansenAug 9, 2025
What to do if keys do not operate on Hioki BT3562-01?
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  abigaildanielAug 9, 2025
  If the keys on your Hioki Measuring Instruments are unresponsive, there are a few potential causes: * The unit might be in key-locked state. Disable the key-lock function. * The instrument could be remotely controlled via GP-IB. Set GP-IB to local. * Similarly, it might be under remote control through RS-232C. Set RS-232C to local.
B
bradleyponceAug 18, 2025
What to do if operation is abnormal on Hioki Measuring Instruments?
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  Heather CollierAug 18, 2025
  If the operation of your Hioki Measuring Instruments seems abnormal, try executing a Reset.
C
Chad NguyenAug 26, 2025
How to fix a Hioki Measuring Instruments when the display does not appear?
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  Linda MckinneyAug 26, 2025
  If the display on your Hioki Measuring Instruments doesn't appear when you turn it on, the power cord might be disconnected. Reconnect the power cord to resolve this issue.

Hioki BT3562-01 Specifications

General

Brand	Hioki
Model	BT3562-01
Category	Measuring Instruments
Language	English

Summary

Safety Information

Chapter 1 Overview

1.3 Names and Functions of Parts

Identifies front panel components, main display, sub display, and operating keys.

Chapter 2 Measurement Preparations

2.2 Connecting the Power Cord

Explains how to connect the power cord safely and correctly to the instrument.

2.3 Connecting the Optional Test Leads

Guides on connecting four-terminal test leads to the instrument's input terminals.

2.4 Turning the Power On and Off

Describes the procedure for turning the instrument on and off via the main power switch.

Chapter 3 Measurement

3.1 Pre-Operation Inspection

Lists essential checks before using the instrument to ensure proper operation.

3.2 Basic Measurement Example

Provides a step-by-step example of measuring resistance and voltage of a battery.

3.3 Selecting Measurement Mode

Explains how to select measurement modes (ΩV, Ω, or V) for optimal measurement.

3.4 Setting Measurement Range

Details how to set resistance and voltage measurement ranges, including auto-ranging.

3.6 Zero-Adjust Function

Explains how to perform zero adjustment to nullify residual offset voltage for accurate measurements.

Chapter 4 Applied Measurement

4.1 Comparator Function

Describes how to compare measured values against thresholds and judge results.

4.2 Trigger Function

Explains how to use internal or external triggers to control measurement timing.

4.5 Statistical Calculation Functions

4.10 Self-Calibration

4.13 Reset Function

Chapter 5 External Control (EXT I/O)

5.2 Signal Descriptions

Chapter 6 Printing

6.1 Connecting the Printer

Chapter 8 RS-232C/GP-IB Interfaces

8.2 Specifications

8.3 Selecting the Connections and Protocol

8.4 Communication Methods

Explains message formats, command syntax, headers, terminators, and data formats.

8.5 Message List

Lists standard and device-specific commands for controlling the instrument via communication interfaces.

8.6 Message Reference

Provides detailed reference for SCPI commands, including syntax, description, and examples.

Chapter 9 Specifications

9.1 Basic Specifications

Lists fundamental specifications including measurement items, ranges, modes, and input ratings.

9.2 Accuracy

9.3 General Specifications

Chapter 10 Maintenance and Service

10.1 Troubleshooting

Offers solutions for common issues like no display, key operation failure, and error displays.

10.3 Error Display

Appendix 7 Calibration Procedure

Appendix 8 Zero Adjustment

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