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General| Brand | Voltech |
|---|---|
| Model | AT5600 |
| Category | Test Equipment |
| Language | English |
Highlights the key new features of the AT5600, including improved speed, Ethernet port, and USB capabilities.
Provides essential safety warnings and precautions for electrical devices, emphasizing grounding and qualified personnel for installation and servicing.
Lists all accessories included in the packing box with Voltech part numbers for ordering spares.
Introduces the AT5600 as the latest model of AT series wound component testers with improved performance.
Summarizes key features and capabilities of the AT5600, comparing them with previous models like ATi and AT3600.
Details the components and functions of the AT5600's front panel, including connectors, display, and buttons.
Explains the various ports and connectors found on the rear panel of the AT5600 for system connectivity.
Describes the test fixture system designed for AT series testers, detailing connection types and benefits of well-constructed fixtures.
Guides users on how to create test programs using the AT Editor software for transformer testing.
Explains how to configure and generate automatic printouts of test results using the PRINT soft-key.
Details how to operate the AT5600 in both manual and robotic production environments.
Summarizes the internal functionality of the AT5600 tester, explaining key components like test nodes and processors.
Explains the high-level sequence of operations for executing tests within the AT5600 tester.
Provides instructions for placing and connecting the AT5600 tester on a suitable work surface and switching on power.
Guides on installing the AT Editor and Server software packages and configuring communication ports.
A step-by-step guide to creating a schematic and test program using the AT Editor software.
Explains the necessity of safety precautions due to high voltages generated during AT5600 tests.
Recommends the use of safety light curtains for optimum safety, ease of use, and test speed.
Describes operating and warning messages related to the safety light curtain and the safety interlock icon status.
Warns about the high voltages the AT5600 can apply and provides guidelines for safe fixture construction.
Provides a summary of available tests for the AT5600 and where they might be used.
Details common low voltage tests like Continuity, DC Resistance, and Inductance.
Describes high voltage tests such as Hi-Pot and Voltage Breakdown for safety insulation checks.
Explains the Winding Resistance test, its purpose, and how to specify test limits.
Details the test for inductance measurement using series or parallel equivalent circuit models.
Explains the DC high-pot test for safety isolation between windings, core, or screens.
Describes the Surge Stress Test for detecting inter-turn shorts using high voltage impulses.
Explains the format and operation of the AT5600's color touch screen display and soft-key layout.
Details the function and indicators of the RUN and STOP buttons for test execution control.
Describes the self-test sequence for checking the unit's functionality and reporting faults.
Explains how to adjust AT5600 system parameters for test execution and results storage.
Explains AT5600 measurement error codes (Measurement Status Code) for diagnosing problems.
Provides guidance on resolving common errors like Safety Interlock, Temperature, and Voltage Present errors.
Details the conditions for a Safety Interlock error and how to resolve it by checking control lines.
Addresses a serious error indicating residual voltage on the fixture and necessary safety procedures.
Provides a summary of the AT5600's technical specifications for various tests.
Details the accuracy specifications for each available test, including formulas and parameters.
Describes the interface specifications for Server, Auxiliary, Remote, Peripheral, and User ports.
Explains the safety interlock system, its active circuits, and the conditions for safe operation.
Outlines the operating voltage, frequency, input power, and environmental requirements for the AT5600.
Details the procedure for accessing and cleaning the AT5600's air filters to maintain cooling.
Outlines the post-sale warranty agreement, terms, and conditions for product repair or replacement.
Explains the requirements for service and calibration checks, recommending annual calibration by authorized centers.
Lists available accessories and their Voltech part numbers for the AT5600.
Introduces the fixture system for AT series testers, emphasizing the importance of well-constructed fixtures.
Explains the Kelvin connection system for accurate impedance measurements, using four wires to avoid lead impedance.
Details compensation methods (short-circuit, open-circuit, load) to eliminate fixture effects and improve measurement accuracy.
Provides critical safety warnings about high voltages and their implications for fixture construction.
Guides users through the operation of the test program editor for creating and managing test programs.
Details the computer requirements and steps for installing the AT Editor software and USB drivers.
Explains how to draw schematic diagrams for test programs, including adding and connecting windings.
Describes the procedures for creating a test program, including setting options, adding, modifying, and deleting tests.
Guides on how to download and run a created test program on the AT5600 for verification.
Explains how to perform fixture compensation for accurate measurements, especially for small values.
Provides detailed instructions on how to fill in data for dialogue boxes for each available test.
Details the process for installing firmware upgrades to maximize AT5600 performance and longevity.
Explains how to run the self-test sequence to check the unit's functionality and report faults.
Describes how to use the Customize Tester feature to unlock newly purchased tests using a Key-code.
Guides through the operation of the AT Series Server application for centralized data management.
Details computer requirements and installation instructions for the AT Server software.
Explains how to configure Server software options through the Setup menu, including Communications.
Describes how the AT series tester handles and sends test results to the server for storage and analysis.
Explains how to store and analyze test results in an electronic database using the AT Server software.
Provides a change history for the AT5600 User Manual, detailing updates across different versions.
Lists changes and improvements made to the AT5600 firmware across various versions.
Details the changes and new features implemented in the AT Series Editor software across different versions.
Notes the initial release version of the AT Series Server software.
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