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IKONIX Associated Research Hypot III - User Manual

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Associated Research
28105 North Keith Dr. - Lake Forest, IL 60045 USA
T. 1-847-367-4077 F. 1-847-367-4080
info@arisafety.com www.arisafety.com
OPERATION AND SERVICE MANUAL
Hypot
III
MODEL 3705 (AC ONLY HIPOT WITH GROUND CONTINUITY CHECK)
MODEL 3765 (AC/DC HIPOT WITH GROUND CONTINUITY CHECK)
MODEL 3770 (AC/DC HIPOT WITH IR AND GROUND CONTINUITY)
MODEL 3780 (500VA AC ONLY HIPOT WITH GROUND CONTINUITY CHECK)
SERIAL NUMBER
Model 3705, 3765, 3770, 3780
Item 39011, Ver 1.33

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IKONIX Associated Research Hypot III Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandIKONIX
ModelAssociated Research Hypot III
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish

Summary

1. Introduction and Warranty

1.1. Warranty Policies

Covers instrument warranty, registration, and extended 5-year program details.

1.2. Safety Symbols and Glossary

1.2.1. Product Marking Symbols

Explains symbols for manual reference, hazardous voltage, and earth grounding.

1.2.2. Caution and Warning Symbols

Defines symbols for warnings of injury/death and cautions for equipment damage/data loss.

1.3. Glossary of Terms

Defines technical terms used in the manual for clarity.

1.4. Safety Precautions

1.4.1. Service and Maintenance

Guidelines for user service, cleaning, and authorized service center referrals.

1.4.2. Test Station Setup

Instructions for selecting and preparing a safe and suitable testing location.

ESD Testing Safety

Safety precautions for ESD testing areas and electrical safety tests.

1.4.3. Test Operator Safety

Operator qualifications, safety rules, dress code, and medical considerations.

Key Safety Points

Summarizes essential safety precautions for test operators.

1.5. Key Features

2. Getting Started

2.1. Unpacking and Inspection

Steps for inspecting the instrument upon receipt and handling shipping damage.

Safe Lifting and Carrying

Proper techniques for lifting and carrying the instrument safely.

2.1.1. Packaging and Contents

Details about the shipping carton, packing material, and included items.

2.2. Installation

2.2.1. Work Area Requirements

Guidelines for selecting and preparing a suitable environment for instrument operation.

2.2.2. Power Requirements

Specifies voltage, frequency, and fuse requirements for instrument operation.

2.2.3. Basic Connections

Instructions for connecting the power cable and grounding the instrument.

2.2.4. Environmental Conditions

Specifies operating and storage temperature, humidity, and altitude limits.

3. Specifications and Controls

3.1. Functional Specifications (3705, 3765, 3770)

Detailed specifications for input and dielectric withstand test modes.

3.2. Functional Specifications (3780)

Detailed specifications for input and dielectric withstand test modes.

General Specifications Overview

Covers safety listings, remote control, memory, security, display, mechanical, and environmental features.

3.3. Instrument Controls

3.3.1. Front Panel Controls

Explains the function of buttons, indicators, and the LCD on the front panel.

3.3.2. Rear Panel Controls

Details connectors and switches located on the rear panel of the instrument.

3.3.3. Front Panel Controls (3780)

Specific front panel controls and their functions for Model 3780.

3.3.4. Rear Panel Controls (3780)

Specific rear panel controls and their functions for Model 3780.

4. Programming Instructions

4.1. Power Up Sequence

Describes the instrument's power-on behavior and default screen.

4.1.1. Memory and Step Indicators

Explains how memory locations and test step indicators are displayed.

4.1.2. Main Menu Navigation

Details how to access and navigate the instrument's main menu.

4.1.3. Results, Test, and System Selections

How to access results, test, and system settings from the main menu.

4.2. System Setup

Comprehensive guide to configuring instrument system parameters and settings.

4.2.1. System Setup Soft Keys

Explains the use of soft keys for navigating and controlling system setup.

4.2.2. System Parameters

Details system parameters like PLC Remote, Alarm Volume, and LCD Contrast.

Results Display Settings

Configures how test results are displayed: All, P/F, or Last.

Security Features (Lock, Mem Lock)

Security functions to restrict access to settings and memory locations.

Smart GFI Safety Feature

Explains the Ground Fault Interrupt feature for operator safety.

Calibration Alert Feature

Describes the instrument's calibration reminder function.

Calibration Dates and Time Settings

Manages calibration due dates, alerts, system date, and time.

4.2.3. Default System Parameters

Lists the instrument's default system parameter configurations.

4.2.4. Parameter Restore

Instructions for restoring default system and memory parameters.

4.3. Test Setup

4.3.1. Test Setup Soft Keys

Explains soft key usage for configuring test parameters.

4.3.2. Test Parameters Explained

Details parameters like Voltage, Max Limit, Ramp Up, Dwell, and Delay.

4.3.3. Default Test Parameters

Provides default parameter values for ACW, DCW, and IR test types.

4.3.4. Setting Up a Test

Step-by-step guide for configuring tests for ACW, DCW, and IR.

5. Operating Instructions

5.1. Instrument Connections

How to connect test leads, adapter boxes, and interlock devices.

5.1.1. Connecting Test Leads

Detailed steps for connecting the instrument's test leads.

5.1.2. Connecting Adapter Box

Instructions for using the adapter box with line cord DUTs.

5.1.3. Interlock Connector Use

Explains the function and connection of the remote interlock feature.

5.2. Performing a Test

Step-by-step guide for executing tests on the instrument.

5.3. Test Metering Display

Describes the meters shown for Current, Voltage, Time, and Resistance.

5.4. Results Screens

How to access and interpret test results displayed on the screen.

5.5. Error Messages

Lists and explains common error messages and their meanings.

6. Remote I;O Connections

6.1. Remote Signal Outputs

Describes output signals for monitoring test status remotely.

6.2. Remote Signal Inputs & Memory Access

Explains remote control of tests and memory selection via inputs.

7. Bus Remote Interface

7.1. RS-232 Interface

Information on using the standard RS-232 remote interface for control.

7.1.1. RS-232 Connector Pinout

Wiring configuration for the 9-pin serial port connection.

7.1.2. Communications Port Configuration

Recommended COM port settings for RS-232 communication.

7.1.3. Sending and Receiving Commands

How to send commands and interpret ACK/NAK responses via RS-232.

7.2. RS-232 Command List

Lists commands for controlling the instrument via RS-232.

7.2.1. Test Execution Commands

Commands to execute, abort, or reset tests remotely.

7.2.2. File Editing Commands

Commands used to create or modify test setup files remotely.

7.2.3. Test Parameter Editing Commands

Commands for remotely editing specific test parameters.

7.2.4. System Parameter Editing Commands

Commands for remotely editing system parameters and querying status.

7.2.5. Query Commands

Commands to retrieve instrument identification, status, and data.

7.2.6. Query Commands and Messages

Examples of query responses and displayed messages for remote monitoring.

8. Options

Option List and Descriptions

Lists available factory-installed options with codes and their functionality.

9. Instrument Verification

9.1. Verification Initialization

Steps to initiate the instrument verification process upon power-up.

9.2. Verification Menu

Accessing the verification sub-menus for different test types.

9.2.1. Continuity Verification

Procedure for verifying the instrument's continuity test function.

9.2.2. AC Hipot Verification

Procedure for verifying the instrument's AC Hipot test function.

9.2.3. DC Hipot Verification

Procedure for verifying the instrument's DC Hipot test function.

9.2.4. IR Verification

Procedure for verifying the instrument's IR test function.

10. Calibration

10.1. Warranty Requirements for Calibration

Details how calibration affects warranty status and requirements.

10.2. Warranty Requirements

Further details on warranty and annual recertification.

10.3. Calibration Initialization

Steps to enter the instrument's calibration mode.