What to do if my HIPOTRONICS 800PL does not power on?
If your HIPOTRONICS Test Equipment unit doesn't power on, first ensure that the input power is active and the power cord is correctly connected both to the input source and the 800PL-HD. Check that the power switch is in the ON position. Also, inspect the fuse (250VAC, 10A). If these steps don't resolve the issue, consult the factory.
What to do if the touchscreen is unresponsive on HIPOTRONICS 800PL?
If the touchscreen on your HIPOTRONICS Test Equipment is unresponsive, it might be disabled in the 'Settings'. Use the rotary knob to navigate to 'Settings' and enable the touch toggle. If the screen is damaged, consult the factory.
How to adjust screen brightness on HIPOTRONICS 800PL Test Equipment?
If the screen on your HIPOTRONICS Test Equipment is too dim, navigate to 'Settings', then select 'Brightness'. Adjust the brightness as desired using the rotary knob or touch control.
General| Brand | HIPOTRONICS |
|---|---|
| Model | 800PL Series |
| Category | Test Equipment |
| Language | English |
Procedures for noting and reporting transport damage upon receipt of the instrument.
Overview of the 840PL-HD's features, design, and capabilities.
Lists the items included in the standard package with the instrument.
Provides detailed specifications, including general and model-specific parameters like output voltage, current, dimensions, and duty cycle.
Emphasizes the importance of safety when working with high voltage electrical equipment.
Outlines critical safety practices before and during operation.
Summarizes key safety points and the importance of constant vigilance.
Introduces the 840PL-HD's features and design philosophy.
Details the specific applications and standards the instrument is used for.
Identifies and labels all physical connection and control points on the front panel.
Explains the meaning of various symbols used on the front panel.
Instructions for establishing the primary earth ground connection for the instrument.
Details on how to connect the instrument for various testing configurations, including GST and UST.
Outlines essential safety steps for safely powering down the instrument after testing.
Describes the primary interface screen upon unit startup and available options.
Explains the operation interface for manual and automatic test modes.
Guides on accessing, viewing, and managing saved test reports.
Explains various configuration options available in the instrument's settings menu.
Describes the HIPODirect app for wireless connectivity and firmware updates.
Provides instructions on cleaning the instrument and its calibration.
Recommendations for storing the instrument properly to protect it from environmental factors.
Guidelines for packing and transporting the instrument to prevent damage.
Information on the proper recycling or disposal of the instrument at the end of its life.
States the product's compliance with relevant EMC and low voltage directives.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the product warranty and claim procedure.
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