Unpacking
Check that the shipment is complete and that
no damage has occurred during transportation.
If the contents are incomplete or damaged, file
a claim with the carrier immediately. Also no
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tify your local Pendulum sales or service orga
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nization in case repair or replacement may be
required.
Check List
The shipment should contain the following:
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The counter, Model CNT-9X
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Line cord
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N-to-BNC Adapter (only if an optional
C-channel input with a Type N connector
was ordered)
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Built-in options as ordered should be in-
stalled. See Identification below.
–
Folder with Important Information
–
Certificate of Calibration
–
A CD-ROM including the following docu-
mentation in PDF:
•
Getting Started Manual
•
User's Manual
•
Programmer's Handbook
Identification
The type plate on the rear panel shows the
type number and the serial number. See illus
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tration on page 2-4. Installed options are listed
under the menu User Options - About,where
you can also find information on firmware
version and calibration date. See page 3-8.
Installed options can also be identified by
checking the full type number on the type
plate.
Reading the
Electronic Manuals
You need the Adobe® Reader® software to
be able to read the manuals on the CD. It is in
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cluded on the CD or can be downloaded free
of charge from www.adobe.com
.
Insert the CD into the CD-ROM unit of your
PC or Mac and select the file you are looking
for from the index.
Installation
Supply Voltage
n
Setting
The Counter can be connected to any AC sup-
ply with a voltage rating of 90 to 265 V
RMS
,
45 to 440 Hz. The counter automatically ad-
justs itself to the available line voltage.
n
Fuse
The secondary supply voltages are electroni
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cally protected against overload or short cir
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cuit. The primary line voltage side is protected
by a fuse located in the power supply unit.
The fuse rating covers the full voltage range.
Consequently there is no need for the user to
replace the fuse under any operating condi
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tions, nor is it accessible from the outside.
CAUTION: If this fuse is blown, it is
likely that the power supply is
badly damaged. Do not replace the
fuse. Send the counter to the local
Service Center.
Removing the cover for repair, maintenance
and adjustment must be done by qualified and
Preparation for Use
2-2 Unpacking
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