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Chapter 1 Overview

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1.3 Names and Functions of Part

Front

Base

Rear

Side

AC adapter
connector

Analog/pulse
output port

Model FT3405

Battery
Cover

Tripod
screw hole

Grip

Model FT3406

Projection surface

Model FT3406

(shown with cap)

Red light projection/
detection window

Z5003 Con-
tact Adapter
Hole for fix-
ing screw

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Summary of Contents for FT3405

Page 1: ...EN FT3406 TACHO HiTESTER FT3405 Instruction Manual Sept 2016 Revised edition 4 FT3405A981 04 16 09H...

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Page 3: ...Installing or Replacing the Batteries 17 Connecting the AC Adapter Option FT3406 only 19 Connecting the Contact Adapter Option 20 Connecting the Instrument to a Tripod 20 Connecting the Analog Output...

Page 4: ...ion Display Function 32 Configuring the Buzzer 33 Display Backlight 33 Auto Power Save APS Function 33 Resetting the System 34 Battery Warning Remaining Battery Life Detection 34 Chapter 5 Specificati...

Page 5: ...ck the accessories panel switches and connectors If damage is evident or if it fails to operate according to the specifications contact your dealer or Hioki representative Use the original packing mat...

Page 6: ...ain that you understand the instructions and precau tions in the manual before use We disclaim any responsi bility for accidents or injuries not resulting directly from instrument defects Safety Symbo...

Page 7: ...se rious injury or death to the user Indicates that incorrect operation presents a significant hazard that could result in serious injury or death to the user Indicates that incorrect operation presen...

Page 8: ...ximum displayable value or scale length This is usually the name of the currently selected range rdg reading or displayed value The value currently being measured and indicated on the measuring instru...

Page 9: ...vided by the enclo sure of the device against use in hazardous locations entry of solid foreign objects and the ingress of water 5 Protected against access to hazardous parts with wire mea suring 1 0...

Page 10: ...matches that indicated on the AC adapter Con nection to an improper supply voltage may damage the instrument or AC adapter and present an electrical haz ard If the protective functions of the instrume...

Page 11: ...or explosive gases Exposed to water oil other chemi cals or solvents Exposed to high humidity or con densation Exposed to strong electromagnetic fields Near electromagnetic radiators Subject to vibra...

Page 12: ...ents should be made only below 19 999 r min or 333 r s When using the Contact Adapter do not mount the instru ment on a tripod Verify that the contact tip has been inserted sufficiently into the adapt...

Page 13: ...light weight make the instrument easy to han dle LCD with a wide field of vie The FT3405 3406 features a transmissive FSTN liquid crystal display LCD ensuring its readout is easy to read Maximum mini...

Page 14: ...nt Base Rear Side AC adapter connector Analog pulse output port Model FT3405 Battery Cover Tripod screw hole Grip Model FT3406 Projection surface Model FT3406 shown with cap Red light projection detec...

Page 15: ...ing time gate time Disabled during count measurement 4 CLR CLEAR key Clears the current maximum minimum and count values 5 MAX MIN MAX MIN key Displays the maximum and minimum values Disabled during c...

Page 16: ...urns on when the AC adapt er is connected Turns off when no power is being supplied from the AC adapter Lights up when the hold func tion is active Lights up when the Contact Adapter is connected Ligh...

Page 17: ...nt and period mea surement Five options r s r min m s m min ms Indicates the unit of measure ment for count measurement Selects pulse output or ana log output When analog out put is selected you can s...

Page 18: ...212 1 9032 Metal Contact Tip Attaches to the Z5003 Contact Adapter 9033 Rubber Contact Tip Attaches to the Z5003 Contact Adapter 9212 Peripheral Ring Attaches to the Z5003 Contact Adapter Outer circum...

Page 19: ...et used in your area Attaching the plug Slide the plug into position as shown in the diagram and insert until you hear it click into place Removing the plug Press down firmly on the tab and slide the...

Page 20: ...ucture Instruction Manual Reflective Tape Peripheral Ring Contact Tip x3 Tacho HiTester Output cord Contact Adapter Strap Inner cover Fixable with the hook and loop fastener Accesory pocket Rubber ban...

Page 21: ...and new batteries or different types of batteries Also be careful to observe battery polarity during installation Otherwise poor performance or damage from battery leakage could result Battery may exp...

Page 22: ...ve the screws that secure the battery cover in place on the bottom of the instrument use a screwdriver 3 Remove the battery cover 4 If replacing the batteries remove the old batteries 5 Insert two new...

Page 23: ...line batteries in the device even when operating on AC adapter power Make sure the power is turned off before con necting or disconnecting the AC adapter The AC adapter has priority when connected Con...

Page 24: ...ecting the Contact Adapter Option 1 Connect the Contact Adapter as shown in the diagram to the right 2 Tighten the fixing screw on the bottom of the instrument 3 Attach the 9032 Metal Contact Tip 9033...

Page 25: ...d Aout __ output port setting from Pout Aout 10 Aout 1 Aout 0 1 and Aout 0 01 Refer to the following table for more information 3 After 3 seconds the setting will take effect and the instru ment will...

Page 26: ...r 2 Preparing for Measurement 22 5 Example output waveform For averaging off For averaging on At OVER 1 V is output During hold operation analog output generates the current value rather than the hold...

Page 27: ...ulse output Turn off the instrument Then press the POWER key while pressing and holding the MODE key to turn it back on Hold the MODE key for no more than 3 seconds and select Pout from Pout Aout 10 A...

Page 28: ...t waveform Output is generated under all measurement con ditions regardless of the set function or unit To avoid damage to the instrument do not apply voltage to output terminals To avoid damage to th...

Page 29: ...on of the output cord to be used damaged or is bare metal exposed Is damage to the instrument evi dent Is damage to the AC adapter evi dent FT3406 only When using batteries When the power is switched...

Page 30: ...he instrument is turned off Measured value last value Cleared Maximum value Minimum value Cleared Count value Cleared Measurement unit setting Saved Averaging setting Saved Auto Power Save setting Rev...

Page 31: ...nctions When selecting circumferential speed measure ment attach the 9212 Peripheral Ring to the Z5003 Contact Adapter MODE MODE MODE MODE MODE MODE MODE with Contact Adapter connected Rotational spee...

Page 32: ...or is per pendicular to the reflective tape If performing contact measurement place the contact tip or circumferential speed ring in contact with the measure ment target 4 Hold and read the measured v...

Page 33: ...the light pulse generated by the passing reflective tape is less than 0 2 ms detection is not possi ble The range that can be detected with a 12 mm square target of reflective tape is indicated below...

Page 34: ...is 0 2 ms or higher For measurement of 30 000 r min or higher use the following method The red light from the instrument should be adjusted slightly off center as shown not to the center of the rotat...

Page 35: ...ed values exhibit instability Pressing the AVG key toggles the averaging function on and off Activating the averaging function enables the last digit of the display Instrument Functionality Chapter 4...

Page 36: ...2 Pressing the CLR key while displaying the maximum or minimum value clears that value to zero Rotation Detection Display Function 1 When the measurement signal reflected light signal is detected an...

Page 37: ...when turning on the instrument The function operates automatically when the instrument is turned on After five minutes of inactivity and no measurement signal detection the instrument turns off automa...

Page 38: ...Power Save function ON Averaging function OFF Buzzer ON Output function Aout 10 Battery Warning Remaining Battery Life Detection Remaining battery life indicator Battery status After new alkaline batt...

Page 39: ...ng period 62 5 ms to 2 s Varies with contact contactless measurement and aver aging setting Display refresh rate Approx 0 5 to 10 times sec Processing at no input Displays 0 during period measurement...

Page 40: ...measurement signal detection Initial state On lights up Deactivation method Power on option HOLD POWER APS is automatically disabled when the AC adapter is connected when a standard voltage is detecte...

Page 41: ...stance 1 k Output level 0 to 1 V f s Resolution 1 mV Response speed Varies with averaging setting Accuracy 2 f s Accuracy guarantee temperature and humidity range 23 C 5 C 80 RH or less Outside above...

Page 42: ...AX MIN Maximum and mini mum value display CLR Value clear System reset HOLD Hold cancel measured value APS setting MODE Range Contactless measurement Contact measurement AVG ON AVG OFF AVG ON AVG OFF...

Page 43: ...unt 1 0 to 999999 Input conditions Up to rotational speed measurement upper limit MODE Range Contact measurement AVG ON AVG OFF Circumferential speed measurement m min 1 1 500 to 19 999 2 20 00 to 199...

Page 44: ...ated supply voltage Battery power 1 5 V DC 2 AC adapter 5 V DC 0 3 V Maximum rated power 0 5 VA Continuous op erating time FT3405 Approx 30 hours FT3406 Approx 25 hours When using alkaline batteries w...

Page 45: ...tive Maintenance and Service Chapter 6 6 1 Cleaning 6 2 Consumables Part Operating lifetime Measurement vis ible spectrum red LED and sensor 8 000 hours about 3 years at 8 hours of use per day A reduc...

Page 46: ...ected properly FT3406 only p 19 The instrument turns off Is the battery dead Replace the battery p 17 Is the auto power save function being activated Check the auto power save setting p 33 AC adapter...

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Page 50: ...EN FT3406 TACHO HiTESTER FT3405 Instruction Manual Sept 2016 Revised edition 4 FT3405A981 04 16 09H...

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