Kikusui TOS5200, User Manual

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TOS5200
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Starting a Test
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If the start voltage has been turned off and the voltage rise time
has not been set
After 0.1 seconds, the TEST LED lights in red, and the test starts.
If the test time has been set or if the test time has been turned off
p. 41 , p. 42
The TEST LED lights in red during testing. If the test time has been turned on, the display
counts down from the set test time. If it is set to OFF, the display counts up the test time.
To change the voltage setting during a test
While the TEST LED is lit in red, press SET to select the voltage setting value, and then use
the rotary knob to change the value. The voltage is changed immediately.
The changed voltage is immediately applied to the test, but the voltage value on the display
shows the measured value. After the test finishes, when the TOS5200 returns to the READY
state, the new voltage value is shown on the display.
If you cannot start testing
In the following conditions, you will not be able to start testing. The READY LED will not light.
p. 37
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The memory number is not fixed while panel settings are being recalled from or
saved to memory.
p. 51 , p. 54
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STOP is being pressed (including when a STOP signal is being applied to the SIG-
NAL I/O connector).
p. 40
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“mA” is blinking.
The lower or upper limit is turned on, and the upper limit has been set lower than the
lower limit. Specify a valid value.
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“kV” and “mA” are blinking simultaneously.
When the test voltage and the upper limit are set in the withstanding voltage test settings
such that their product exceeds 550 VA. Specify a valid value.
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kV
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mA
CONFIG
RISE TEST
RMS AVE MORE CAL RMT
MT
LIMIT
50Hz 60Hz
UPPER
LOWER W COMP
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1
2
3
READY
TEST
PASS
FAIL
PROTECTION
The time display after
you start testing
differs depending on
whether TIMER is set
to ON or OFF.
TIMER ON The timer’s remaining test time is counted down.
TIMER OFF The elapsed test time is counted up.
When the test time exceeds 999 seconds, “999” blinks.
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