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6.2.8 General menu “Update”
General menu pull
down windows
Indicates the
software version
6.3 EMC test operation „RUN Mode“
Before you start an EMC test, you should be familiar with the following:
„Run Mode“ is defined as an EMC test operation such as EFT, ESD etc. The „Run Mode“ is indicated by
the LED on the operation panel of the front. Pressing the RUN-button sets the IMU4000 Generator into the
RUN mode. During RUN Mode, the corresponding test-LED on the operation part lights and the
corresponding coupling path is illuminated.
Pressing of the STOP button stops the generator (Reset to the standby mode).
In
„Standby Mode “ the power to the TRANSIENT is switched on. The control is activated. No high voltage
source is switched on.
Depending on local safety standards, an emergency stop must be installed. All operators and laboratory
personnel must be able to reach the emergency stop. On the rear side of the IMU4000 Generator there is
an
EMERGENCY STOP input. See Chapter 5 „Preparation for Operation“.
Trigger
.
After the RUN button has been pressed, the tester is started, but not the EMC test. As soon as the
generator is ready ( e. g., the impulse capacitor is charged), the LED on the trigger button is illuminated. A
single EMC test can be initiated (Burst, ESD, DIP, Variation) either automatically or manually by pressing
the “Trigger” button. The next trigger can take place when the LED is illuminated again.
During ESD, the trigger button has the same function as the button on the ESD discharge network.