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General| Brand | Victor |
|---|---|
| Model | 4106 |
| Category | Test Equipment |
| Language | English |
Multifunctional earth resistance/resistivity tester with microcomputer and digital signal settlement technology.
Instructions for checking product condition and packing materials upon receipt.
Details safety standards and conformity requirements like IEC61010 and IEC61557.
Illustrates and explains symbols and marks used on the instrument and test leads.
Outlines general specifications like display screen, operating temperature, and storage conditions.
Provides specifications for measurement ranges, accuracy limits, and calibration period.
Details the measuring range, resolution, frequency range, and accuracy for UST measurements.
Describes the function for measuring and compensating residual resistance of test leads.
Details the measuring range, resolution, and accuracy for earth resistance (Rg) measurements.
Specifies the ranges, resolution, and accuracy for Earth Resistivity measurements using the p formula.
Describes the physical components and layout of the instrument's main body.
Illustrates and defines the function of each terminal on the instrument.
Explains the various marks and information displayed on the instrument's screen.
Details the functions of the instrument's press keys, including power and backlight control.
Provides instructions on connecting and using the optional power adapter with the instrument.
Step-by-step guide for turning the instrument on and off, including self-diagnostics.
Explains the low battery indicator and necessary actions to avoid measurement errors.
Describes the function for measuring and compensating residual resistance of test leads.
Introduces methods for performing earth resistance measurements, including precise and simplified techniques.
Details the procedure for precise 3-pole earth resistance measurements, including connections.
Outlines the steps for precise 4-pole earth resistance measurements, emphasizing improved accuracy.
Explains the 2-pole method for simplified earth resistance measurement when spikes cannot be used.
Covers the procedure for measuring earth resistivity, including the F.Wenner method and formula.
Instructions on how to save measurement results, including the display indicators for success.
Step-by-step guide on retrieving previously saved measurement data from the instrument.
Procedure for deleting stored measurement data, including confirmation steps.
Guides users on entering the instrument's setting mode to configure various parameters.
Configures the auto-power-off timer for the instrument.
Sets the duration for which the instrument's backlight remains active.
Controls the on/off state of the instrument's audible beeper.
Sets the interval distance between auxiliary earth spikes for measurements.
Configures the audio alarm modes for comparison tests based on set values.
Sets the specific resistance range for comparison tests.
Defines the limit values used in comparison tests.
Option to reset all instrument settings to their original factory defaults.
Provides basic maintenance guidelines for keeping the instrument clean and functional.
Instructions for safely replacing the instrument's batteries, including warnings and notes.
Explains the theoretical basis of earth resistance measurements using the fall-of-potential method.
Details the principles and formula for calculating earth resistivity.
Contains disclaimers regarding manual updates, accuracy, and liability for misuse.
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