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TES TES-593R - User Manual

TES TES-593R
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ELECTROSMOG METER
TES-593R
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
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AVGMAX
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TES ELECTRICAL ELECTRONIC CORP.
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TES TES-593R Specifications

General IconGeneral
DisplayLCD
Diode TestYes
Power Supply9V battery
Temperature Range-20°C to 1000°C
AC Current Accuracy±1.5% + 3 digits
Continuity TestYes
Measurement Range (Insulation)20MΩ, 200MΩ
Test Voltage500V, 1000V

Summary

1. SAFETY INFORMATION

General Safety Precautions and Warnings

Essential safety advice, including cautions and dangers related to device operation and environment.

2. INTRODUCTION TO ELECTROMAGNETIC MEASUREMENT

2-1 Fundamentals of Electromagnetic Fields

Defines electromagnetic pollution, electric field (E), magnetic field (H), and power density (S).

2-2 Measurement Applications

Lists various practical uses of the TES-593R meter in different scenarios.

2-3 Key Features of the Electrosmog Meter

3. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

3-1 General Specifications

Outlines general device characteristics like measurement method, display type, and dimensions.

3-2 Electrical Specifications

Details electrical parameters such as sensor type, frequency range, and measurement accuracy.

4. OPERATION AND USAGE

4-1 Front Panel Controls Description

Identifies and explains the function of each button and indicator on the meter's front panel.

4-2 LCD Display Description

Explains the various symbols, numbers, and indicators shown on the meter's LCD screen.

4-3 Using the E-field Sensor

Provides guidance on how to use the E-field sensor for accurate measurements.

4-4 Explanatory Notes: Units of Measurement

Details the different units used for electric field, magnetic field, and power density measurements.

4-4 Explanatory Notes: Result Modes

Explains the display modes: Instantaneous, Max. Instantaneous, and Max. Average.

4-4 Explanatory Notes: Calibration Factor (CAL)

Describes the function and application of the calibration factor for accuracy.

4-4 Explanatory Notes: Alarm Limit Value (ALARM)

Explains how to set and use the alarm limit for exceeding measurements.

4-5 Setting the Meter

Guides users on how to configure various settings on the meter.

4-5-1 Setting the Units of Measurement

Guides users on how to change the measurement units displayed on the meter.

4-5-2 Setting the Result Mode

Instructions on how to switch between instantaneous, max, and average display modes.

4-5-3 Setting the Alarm Limit Value (ALARM)

Step-by-step instructions for configuring the alarm threshold for different units.

4-5-4 Setting the Calibration Factor (CAL)

Procedure for adjusting the calibration factor to improve measurement accuracy.

4-5-5 Switching the Alarm Function On;Off

How to enable or disable the audible and visual alarm features.

4-5-6 Setting Audible Sound Off

Instructions to disable the audible sound alerts on the device.

4-5-7 Setting Auto Power Off Off

Guide to disable the automatic power-off feature.

4-6 Making Measurements

Guidelines and procedures for taking accurate measurements.

4-6-1 Short-term Measurements

Procedure for taking quick measurements in various locations.

4-6-2 Long-term Exposure Measurements

Guidance for measurements related to prolonged exposure scenarios.

4-6 Making Measurements: Alarm Function

Using the alarm feature in different measurement modes for warnings.

4-7 Manual Data Memory Operations

Procedures for managing stored measurement data.

4-7-1 Storing Individual Measured Values

How to save measured data points into the meter's memory.

4-7 Manual Data Memory Operations: Reading Values

Instructions for retrieving stored measurement data from memory.

4-7 Manual Data Memory Operations: Deleting Values

Procedure to clear stored data from the meter's memory.

4-8 Setting Current Data and Time

Steps to configure the device's internal clock and date.

4-9 LCD Backlight Function

How to turn the LCD backlight on or off.

5. BATTERY CHARGING AND CAPACITY

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