Gossen MetraWatt SECULIFE ST BASE 25, Operating Instructions Manual

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Attention!
!
Dangerous Voltage!
Do not touch metallic parts.
If the test sequence is continued, accessible parts may
conduct
dangerous voltage during the test, because the
DUT is operated with mains voltage despite possible in-
sulation faults, excessive protective conductor resistance
etc.
Proceed as follows if you’d like to continue.
1 Wear suitable personal safety equipment (PSE).
2 Secure the DUT against touch contact with a suitable
cover.
3 Use a 30 mA RCD.
4 Continue by pressing
.
Some standards may not provide for test sequences in
the “Continue” mode. Responsibility is borne by the user.
Note
If a limit value violation occurs during the test sequence,
the respective test step designation appears in red in the
header during all following test steps, so that it’s already
made apparent during the test sequence that a limit value
violation has occurred during one of the previous test
steps, and that the device under test will not pass testing.
In the “ Interrupt ” mode, the test instrument stops the test
sequence in the event of a limit value violation and evaluates
the test as failed.
❑
Auto-Store
(only with SECUTEST DB COMFORT – Z853S or feature
KD01)
If this function is activated (“on”), the test results for the auto-
matic test sequence are immediately saved under the test
object (= device or ME equipment) which is currently selected
in the database.
If you haven’t yet selected a test object in memory manage-
ment (MEM key), a message appears informing you that auto-
matic storage of the momentary test isn’t possible.
You’re prompted to enter a test object ID via the scanner or
the softkeys, or to select one from the database (MEM key). In
this case you have to save the test manually to the database
via the “Save” softkey.
Automatic Measurements (4/7)
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Skip Steps
Here you can configure whether or not the user is allowed to
skip test steps
during a test sequence (“on”).
This does not apply to inspection test steps that can be omit-
ted (which have no relevance with regard to the standard)!
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Std. Interv. (Mon.)
Standard interval (in months) for calculating the next test date.
The default setting is 12 months.
Refer to section 14.4 “Next Test Date”, for detailed informa-
tion.
Automatic Measurements (4/7 and subsequent pages)
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Standards, e.g. VDE 0701-0702
The national designation is selected here for the standards
(see section 8.2). Designations selected here are used in the
test instrument and in reports.
Note
The test instrument must be restarted after changing the
standard designation(s) and assignments for rotary
switch positions A1 to A9 are lost!
(Database structure and content are retained.)
The change is not retroactive, i.e. previous measure-
ments retain their previous designations!