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If your Mastech Security Sensor isn't switching on, there are a few potential reasons: * **No battery:** Make sure a new battery is installed. * **Incorrect battery polarity:** Verify that the battery is inserted with the correct polarity.
Why does my Mastech Security Sensor power supply switch off during measurement?
If the power supply switches off during measurement, it could be due to: 1. **Low battery power:** Install a new battery. 2. **Automatic switch-off:** Turn the device back on if it switched off automatically.
What to do if Mastech MS6818 Security Sensors transmitter cannot identify external?
If the transmitter on your Mastech Security Sensor cannot identify external sources, consider the following: * **Bad contact:** Reconnect the lead. * **Defective sensor:** Replace the sensor.
Why Mastech Security Sensors transmitter cannot receive the signals it transfers?
If the transmitter cannot receive the signals it transfers, consider these potential causes: * **Transfer key:** Restart the transfer by pressing the “transfer” key again.
General| Brand | Mastech |
|---|---|
| Model | MS6818 |
| Category | Security Sensors |
| Language | English |
Defines safety symbols and warning types (WARNUNG, VORSICHT, HINWEIS) for safe operation.
Introduction to the cable detector, its purpose, benefits, and key features.
Details illustrations, displays, controls, and operating modes of both transmitter and receiver.
Crucial safety guidelines for connecting the transmitter and performing measurements to prevent hazards.
Explains how the transmitter and receiver work together to detect cables and pipes.
Provides a detailed step-by-step example of detecting a cable break.
Details initial setup and various single-pole detection techniques for locating cables and faults.
Covers procedures for using the detector in two-pole configurations for finding fuses and short-circuits.
Describes methods to increase detection radius and identify grid voltage and circuit breaks.
Details the transmitter's voltmeter capability for measuring AC/DC voltage and identifying circuit status.
Explains the use of the flashlight and receiver's background lighting features.
Covers the silent mode operation and the automatic switch-off feature of the receiver.
Provides detailed technical specifications for both transmitter and receiver units.
Covers initial troubleshooting, fuse checks, cleaning, and battery replacement guidance.
Information on calibration intervals, battery disposal, and general safety during maintenance.
