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Micsig CP2100A - Instructions; Connection and Setup; Zero Adjustment and Measurement; Maintenance

Micsig CP2100A
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4. Instructions
1Connect the BNC of the current probe to the oscilloscope (or other instruments), and connect
the USB cable to power the current probe;
2Select the appropriate range on the probe according to current range, the corresponding
button light will turn Green;
3Adjust the oscilloscope settings: input impedance 1MΩ; select probe to Current or display as A
Set attenuation factor for corresponding channelrange 100A0.01V/A set to 100X range 10A
0.1V/Aset to 10X
4Press Automatic zero adjustment button to realize zero adjustment of the probeafter success
the buzzer beep” one timeif “beep” three timesindicating that the zero adjustment has failed
Manual zero adjustment is also possiblethe external magnetic field may have a slight influence
on the DC zero position of the probedo not move it in a large range after the zero adjustment is
completed;
5Open the jaws to clamp the conductor under test according to the direction indicated by the
clamp head. Note: If the measured current flows in the opposite direction to the clamp head, the
output will be negative;
6Adjust the oscilloscope to get the best waveform;
Note: When the current exceeds the range, the buzzer will beep for a long time and the button
light will flash.
5. Maintenance
During the warranty period of the product (one-year) and under normal use, the company will be
responsible for free repairs due to fault caused by the quality of the product itself, and the
product must not been disassembled and repaired without Micsig permission.
Please keep the product dry, clean and tidy. If there is dirt, use a soft cloth or sponge with alcohol
to wipe off the dirt. Do not use water.
In order to ensure the performance of the product, it is recommended to check or calibrate once
a year.