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WinEP600 and SetAddEP600 operating instructions

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Prolific USB to Serial Comm Port (COMx).

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Summary of Contents for narda PMM EP-600

Page 1: ...Y00000 The first three digits and the two letters are the Serial Number prefix the last five digits are the Serial Number suffix The prefix is the same for identical instruments it changes only when a configuration change is made to the instrument The suffix is different for each instrument Document EP60XEN 01122 3 16 Copyright NARDA 2020 User s Manual PMM EP 600 ELECTRIC FIELD PROBE 100 kHz 9 25 ...

Page 2: ...TY SYMBOLS You now own a high quality instrument that will give you many years of reliable service Nevertheless even this product will eventually become obsolete When that time comes please remember that electronic equipment must be disposed of in accordance with local regulations This product conforms to the WEEE Directive of the European Union 2002 96 EC and belongs to Category 9 Monitoring and ...

Page 3: ...14 1 14 1 14 2 Operation Page 2 1 Inspection 2 2 Ambient 2 3 Return for service 2 4 Cleaning 2 5 Probe support 2 6 Coupling between probe and conductive surfaces 2 7 Coupling between probe and operator s body 2 8 Multiple sources 2 9 Connecting EP 600 601 602 603 604 2 9 1 RS232 Connection 2 9 2 USB Connection 2 10 EP 600 601 602 603 604 Installation 2 10 1 EP 600 601 602 603 604 Installation on t...

Page 4: ...etAddEP600 5 7 Main window 5 7 1 Title bar 5 7 2 Probe data 5 7 3 New Address 5 7 4 Exit 5 8 Uninstalling WinEP600 and SetAddEP600 5 9 Uninstalling the driver of RS232 USB adapter 5 1 5 1 5 2 5 6 5 8 5 9 5 10 5 11 5 12 5 13 5 14 5 15 5 20 5 20 5 21 5 21 5 24 5 26 5 26 5 27 5 31 5 31 5 32 5 32 5 32 5 33 5 34 6 Communication protocol Page 6 1 Disclaimer 6 1 6 2 Protocol 6 1 7 DLL Function reference ...

Page 5: ... Inspection 8 3 Ambient 8 4 Return for service 8 5 Cleaning 8 6 8053 OC Optical Serial converter 8 7 8053 OC PS Power Supply 8 8 TR 02A Tripod 8 9 TT 01 Telescopic extension 8 10 SB 10 Switching Control Box 8 1 8 1 8 1 8 1 8 1 8 3 8 5 8 7 8 11 8 13 ...

Page 6: ...on conical holder EP 600 601 602 603 on TR 02A EP 604 on TR 02A EP 600 601 602 603 on TR 02A with PMM 8053 SN EP 604 on TR 02A with PMM 8053 SN EP 600 601 602 603 604 in open site EP 600 601 602 603 604 in TEM cell EP 600 601 602 603 604 in Anechoic Chamber EP 600 601 602 603 with 8053B EP 604 with 8053B EP 600 601 602 603 604 with one SB 10 EP 600 601 602 603 604 with five SB 10 EP 600 601 602 60...

Page 7: ...obe EP 603 Specifications of the electric field probe EP 604 Battery management Characteristics and specifications of the battery charger EP600 CHARGER EP600 CHARGER Led status Start up phase EP600 CHARGER Led status Charge phase Query Commands Setting Commands Operative Commands Status code Specifications of PMM 8053 OC Specifications of 8053 OC PS Power Supply Characteristics of PMM TR 02A Chara...

Page 8: ... it In case of connection of the device to the power mains make sure before connection that the voltage selected on the voltage switch and the fuses are adequate for the voltage of the actual mains Devices in Safety Class I equipped with connection to the power mains by means of cord and plug can only be plugged into a socket equipped with a ground wire Any interruption or loosening of the ground ...

Page 9: ...base delle seguenti norme europee armonizzate applicate con esito positivo based on the following harmonized European Standards successfully applied EMC Emissioni EMC Emission EN 61326 1 2013 EMC Immunità EMC Immunity EN 61326 1 2013 Sicurezza Safety CEI EN 61010 1 2010 dichiara sotto la propria responsabilità che il prodotto declares under its sole responsibility that the product Descrizione Desc...

Page 10: ...la base delle seguenti norme europee armonizzate applicate con esito positivo based on the following harmonized European Standards successfully applied EMC Emissioni EMC Emission EN 61326 1 2013 EMC Immunità EMC Immunity EN 61326 1 2013 Sicurezza Safety CEI EN 61010 1 2010 dichiara sotto la propria responsabilità che il prodotto declares under its sole responsibility that the product Descrizione D...

Page 11: ...base delle seguenti norme europee armonizzate applicate con esito positivo based on the following harmonized European Standards successfully applied EMC Emissioni EMC Emission EN 61326 1 2013 EMC Immunità EMC Immunity EN 61326 1 2013 Sicurezza Safety CEI EN 61010 1 2010 dichiara sotto la propria responsabilità che il prodotto declares under its sole responsibility that the product Descrizione Desc...

Page 12: ...lla base delle seguenti norme europee armonizzate applicate con esito positivo based on the following harmonized European Standards successfully applied EMC Emissioni EMC Emission EN 61326 1 2013 EMC Immunità EMC Immunity EN 61326 1 2013 Sicurezza Safety CEI EN 61010 1 2010 dichiara sotto la propria responsabilità che il prodotto declares under its sole responsibility that the product Descrizione ...

Page 13: ... base delle seguenti norme europee armonizzate applicate con esito positivo based on the following harmonized European Standards successfully applied EMC Emissioni EMC Emission EN 61326 1 2013 EMC Immunità EMC Immunity EN 61326 1 2013 Sicurezza Safety CEI EN 61010 1 2010 dichiara sotto la propria responsabilità che il prodotto declares under its sole responsibility that the product Descrizione Des...

Page 14: ...XIV Safety Consideration This page has been left blank intentionally ...

Page 15: ...ave components They measure the field independently from field polarization and direction The diodes feature linear and quadratic responses to level variations At low levels of field the output voltages are proportional to the square value of the field E i e to the RMS value At higher field levels up to the saturation the response becomes linear thus the output voltages are proportional to the pea...

Page 16: ... at its extremity two connectors compatible with PMM devices allow for connection to PC via optical adapter or to the hand held meter PMM 8053B to display the measurements and to set the proper filter for optimizing noise reduction sampling time and battery autonomy The software supplied allows for storing the measurements and convert the same in text format The recorded data can be viewed either ...

Page 17: ...tion OFF 0 3 7500 MHz 0 4 dB Typical with frequency correction ON Isotropicity 0 5 dB 0 3 dB typical 50 MHz Sensors Six monopoles X Y Z reading Simultaneous sampling of the components Battery reading 10 mV res Temperature reading 0 1 C res Internal data memory Serial number Date calibration Calibration Factor SW release Battery Panasonic ML621S 3V 5mA h rechargeable Li Mn Operation time 100 h 0 4 ...

Page 18: ...on 1 5 Typical frequency response with correction OFF EP 600 Fig 1 3 EP 600 typical frequency response with correction OFF EP 600 typical frequency response with correction OFF 10 8 6 4 2 0 2 0 1 1 10 100 1000 10000 MHz dB ...

Page 19: ...ion OFF 0 05 7500 MHz 0 4 dB Typical with frequency correction ON Isotropicity 0 5 dB 0 3 dB typical 50 MHz Sensors Six monopoles X Y Z reading Simultaneous sampling of the components Battery reading 10 mV res Temperature reading 0 1 C res Internal data memory Serial number Date calibration Calibration Factor SW release Battery Panasonic ML621S 3V 5mA h rechargeable Li Mn Operation time 100 h 0 4 ...

Page 20: ... 1 7 Typical frequency response with correction OFF EP 601 Fig 1 4 EP 601 typical frequency response with correction OFF EP 601 typical frequency response with correction OFF 10 8 6 4 2 0 2 0 01 0 1 1 10 100 1000 10000 MHz dB ...

Page 21: ...ction OFF 0 05 7500 MHz 0 4 dB Typical with frequency correction ON Isotropicity 0 5 dB 0 3 dB typical 50 MHz Sensors Six monopoles X Y Z reading Simultaneous sampling of the components Battery reading 10 mV res Temperature reading 0 1 C res Internal data memory Serial number Date calibration Calibration Factor SW release Battery Panasonic ML621S 3V 5mA h rechargeable Li Mn Operation time 100 h 0 ...

Page 22: ...Typical frequency response with correction OFF EP 602 Fig 1 5 EP 602 typical frequency response with correction OFF 0 001 0 01 0 1 1 10 100 1000 10000 2 0 2 4 6 8 10 MHz dB EP 602 typical frequency response with correction OFF dB ...

Page 23: ...ion OFF 0 3 18000 MHz 0 4 dB Typical with frequency correction ON Isotropicity 0 4 dB 0 2 dB typical 50 MHz Sensors Six monopoles X Y Z reading Simultaneous sampling of the components Battery reading 10 mV res Temperature reading 0 1 C res Internal data memory Serial number Date calibration Calibration Factor SW release Battery Panasonic ML621S 3V 5mA h rechargeable Li Mn Operation time 100 h 0 4 ...

Page 24: ...2 Typical anisotropicity 50 MHz EP 603 Fig 1 7 EP 603 Typical anisotropicity 50 MHz EP 603 typical frequency response with correction OFF 10 0 8 0 6 0 4 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 10 100 1000 10000 100000 MHz dB EP 603 Typical anisotropicity 50 MHz 0 20dB 0 00dB 0 20dB 0 15 30 45 60 7 5 90 105 120 135 150 165 180 195 210 225 240 255 270 285 300 315 330 345 ...

Page 25: ...01 602 603 Fig 1 8 EP 600 601 602 603 Plastic housing 1 ON OFF Led 2 ON OFF pushbutton 3 Battery compartment and closure 4 Charger connector receptacle 5 Fiber optic holder and ID label Fig 1 9 EP 600 601 602 603 Optical connectors BLUE Transmitter GREY Receiver ...

Page 26: ...0 3 26500 MHz 0 4 dB Typical with frequency correction ON Isotropicity 0 4 dB 0 2 dB typical 50 MHz Sensors Six monopoles X Y Z reading Simultaneous sampling of the components Battery reading 10 mV res Temperature reading 0 1 C res Internal data memory Serial number Date calibration Calibration Factor SW release Battery Panasonic ML621S 3V 5mA h rechargeable Li Mn Operation time 100 h 0 4 S sec 28...

Page 27: ...ncy response with correction OFF 1 16 Housing connectors and axes EP 604 Fig 1 11 Plastic housing 1 ON OFF Led 2 ON OFF pushbutton 3 Battery compartment and closure 4 Charger connector receptacle 5 Fiber optic holder and ID label 6 X axis 7 Y axis 8 Z axis Fig 1 12 Optical connectors BLUE Transmitter GREY Receiver ...

Page 28: ...charge time h 1 3 5 2 4 8 4 8 12 8 13 21 12 18 31 24 32 56 36 45 70 48 60 100 1 18 Standard accessories Accessories and documents supplied with PMM EP 600 601 602 603 604 EP 600 CHARGER Battery Charger Power cable Fiber optic adapter Blue Fiber optic adapter Grey Fiber optic cable FO EP600 10 length 10m Optical RS232 converter 8053 OC USB RS232 converter Tripod mounting adapter Mini tripod Nylon a...

Page 29: ...e requested In order to minimize repair time please describe the nature of the failure If the failure occurs only under certain conditions please provide details on how we may recreate the same condition in order to identify the fault If possible please reuse the original packaging making sure the instrument in wrapped in heavy paper or plastic Alternatively use a strong box filled with shockproof...

Page 30: ... coupling capacitive or inductive with the field sensing dipoles Additional measurement uncertainty due to coupling can be limited to 1dB by respecting these minimum distances between the probe and any conductive surface 250 mm for frequencies 100 kHz 3 MHz 150 mm for frequencies 3 MHz 10 MHz 100 mm for frequencies 10 MHz 2 7 Coupling between probe and operator s body Accuracy characteristics are ...

Page 31: ... 8053 OC In such cases install the separate power adapter model 8053 OC PS between the optical RS232 adapter 8053 OC and the PC see chapter Accessories Connect the 8053 OC to the first available PC RS232 port directly or with the supplied serial extension cable match the colors of the EP 600 601 602 603 604 fiber optic connectors with the colors of the fiber optic adapters match the colors of the ...

Page 32: ...d for the plastic made 10m and 20m fiber The FO EP600 40 the fiber optic cable is provided instead with same BLUE GREY connectors on both sides These connectors can be easily plugged into the 8053 OC Adapter directly just taking care about proper orientation as for the following picture until a click is felt while gently pushing connectors inside each corresponding hole Do not connect disconnect t...

Page 33: ...e before connecting the USB RS232 adapter the driver can also be downloaded directly from the following Web site http manhattan support com usb to serial converter Connect the USB RS232 adapter to the first available PC USB port Connect the 8053 OC to the USB RS232 converter match the colors of the EP 600 601 602 603 604 fiber optic connectors with the colors of the fiber optic adapters match the ...

Page 34: ...the plastic made 10m and 20m fiber The FO EP600 40 the fiber optic cable is provided instead with same BLUE GREY connectors on both sides These connectors can be easily plugged into the 8053 OC Adapter directly just taking care about proper orientation as for the following picture until a click is felt while gently pushing connectors inside each corresponding hole Do not connect disconnect the opt...

Page 35: ...for the same is essential for correct measurements An inadequate support might significantly influence the measurements results hence it is highly recommended to make use of the supplied conical holder as support for the probe To mount the PMM EP 600 601 602 603 604 on the conical holder place the conical holder vertical on a stable surface Apply the probe to the conical holder as shown in the pic...

Page 36: ...completed Fig 2 3 EP 600 601 602 603 mounted on conical holder Fig 2 4 EP 604 mounted on conical holder As a general rule when measuring the field from a transmitting antenna it is advisable to position the probe supporting devices perpendicular to the antenna polarization particularly for frequencies in the range of megahertz ...

Page 37: ... the conical holder Hold the probe and conical holder in vertical position Hold the probe as shown in the picture Handle the probe with care With the conical holder in vertical position gently rotate the probe of 45 clockwise The probe will be automatically released from the conical holder The removal from conical holder is completed ...

Page 38: ...rds Maintaining the same hardware configuration contributes to improve the measurement repeatability see chapter Accessories Fix the EP 600 601 602 603 604 conical holder to the tripod TR 02A by means of the screw at the top or by means of the swivel PMM 8053 SN Fig 2 5 EP 600 601 602 603 on TR 02A Fig 2 6 EP 604 on TR 02A Fig 2 7 EP 600 601 602 603 on TR 02A with PMM 8053 SN Fig 2 8 EP 604 on TR ...

Page 39: ...istance between source and point of measurement presence of RF absorbing or reflecting structures that may influence the field intensity 3 2 1 Spurious signals The operation with diode based field sensors does require considering possible effects due to spurious signals like Multiple sources Diodes feature RMS response only for low level signals In presence of two or more strong signals the probe ...

Page 40: ...nt transfer the data relevant to the measurements and the probe converter settings without influencing the measure Also unwanted couplings and noise pick up must be avoided Fiber optic connections do perfectly meet the requirements 3 3 3 Metering equipment The metering data processing equipment is designed so that the probe signals or data are properly read displayed and stored 3 4 Basic functiona...

Page 41: ...erence of potential between two points dr r r E V 2 1 21 We obtain that with constant difference of potential when the distance between the two given points diminishes the field strength increases Example the field strength present between the two plates of a condenser at a distance of 0 1 m and with 100 V applied is of m KV m V E 1 1 0 100 To remark that a voltage of 100 V applied in these condit...

Page 42: ...he pushbutton The PMM EP 600 601 602 603 604 automatically turns OFF when after 180 sec the fiber optic has been disconnected or the communication with PC is not established use the setting command 00e n see chapter 6 to set the time before the EP 600 601 602 603 604 auto switches off The command 00e n is available with Firmware release 1 12 or higher When use the setting command 00 see chapter 6 ...

Page 43: ... 05 V it is displayed by the PC software WinEP600 Lower values do require recharging the battery The max battery autonomy is of approx 100 hours with Filter 28 Hz and Rate 2 5 sec according to the filter setting The internal battery can be replaced at factory only in case of damage or incorrect operation contact your Dealer It is recommended to fully recharge the battery before long term storage o...

Page 44: ...EP 600 601 602 603 604 in EMC applications for monitoring the field strength during radiated immunity tests in open site TEM GTEM and anechoic chamber The optional accessory PMM SB10 allows for controlling up to 10 field probes at the same time Up to five PMM SB10 can be connected together to control up to 50 field probes Examples of measuring configurations Fig 3 1 PMM EP 600 601 602 603 604 in o...

Page 45: ...Measurements 3 7 Fig 3 3 PMM EP 600 601 602 603 604 in Anechoic Chamber ...

Page 46: ...ith 8053B Option The EP 600 601 602 603 604 can be connected and operated by the meter PMM 8053B Fig 3 4 EP 600 601 602 603 with 8053B Fig 3 5 EP 604 with 8053B Display of field strength in ABS MIN MAX AVG MIN MAX RMS modes Graph of field strength in PLOT mode ...

Page 47: ... 3 10 Operating EP 600 601 602 603 604 with PMM SB10 Option The optional accessory PMM SB10 allows for controlling up to 10 field probes at the same time Up to five PMM SB10 can be connected together to control up to 50 field probes Fig 3 6 PMM EP 600 601 602 603 604 with one SB 10 Fig 3 7 PMM EP 600 601 602 603 604 with five SB 10 Fig 3 8 PMM EP 600 601 602 603 604 with SB 10 in open site ...

Page 48: ...3 10 Measurements The PC software supplied with the PMM SB10 allows for simultaneous displaying of the field strength measured by each single field probe ...

Page 49: ...application only any other use or application is strictly forbidden EP600 CHARGER is intended for operation on desk its special design allows for keeping the probe under charging in correct and safe position Inside the EP600 CHARGER a microprocessor controls and checks the recharging operation The LED shows the charging status The adapter and power cable supplied with the EP600 CHARGER works with ...

Page 50: ...s Operating temperature 10 to 50 C TABLE 4 1 Characteristics and specifications of the battery charger EP600 CHARGER Characteristics Charging is stopped when removing the probe Microprocessor control with autostart Charging status Led Self test Safety timer AC adapter and power cable supplied Specifications Supply voltage 3 8V 5mA Max Supported battery type Panasonic ML621S 3V 5mA h Li Mn Max rech...

Page 51: ...laced by the Factory only In case of failure or incorrect operation please contact the Dealer The minimum voltage level for proper operation is of 2 05V lower voltages do require recharging the battery It is recommended to fully recharge the battery before long term storage of the probe a full recharge shall be performed every 4 months since then The max battery autonomy is of approx 100 hours wit...

Page 52: ...CHARGER place the EP600 CHARGER on a flat stable surface hold and lift up the knob as shown in figure Insert the EP 600 601 602 603 604 on the EP600 CHARGER in correspondence of the threaded contact pin Do not spin the probe to avoid damaging the contact pin Release progressively the knob until rubber tip holds the EP 600 601 602 603 604 housing downwards Connect the AC adapter to the EP600 CHARGE...

Page 53: ...CHARGER 4 5 Plug the power cable to the AC adapter Plug the power cable to the mains Check the Led status as the table below Fig 4 5 EP 600 601 602 603 on the EP600 CHARGER Fig 4 6 EP 604 on the EP600 CHARGER ...

Page 54: ...ing Orange Charge ended for maximum time limit reached with 12 hours of stabilisation The complete charging cycle is of 48 hours the charge is completed when the Led of EP600 CHARGER blinks orange The led status of the blue conic charger is based on current consumption When the current is very low the charger interprets this as no load on it and the LED is fixed green In case the battery is fully ...

Page 55: ...e PMM EP 600 601 602 603 604 Several PMM EP 600 601 602 603 604 can be connected to the PMM SB 10 and each of them need to be set with a different address using the SetAddEP600 utility 5 2 PC minimum requirements To ensure the proper operations of the WinEP600 software the minimum hardware requirements of the Personal Computer are Processor Pentium 16 Mb RAM 10 Mb free space on hard disk Operating...

Page 56: ...omputer Resources and double click on the WinEP600 exe file to start the installation The User must have administrator privileges to install the WinEP600 and the SetAddEP600 in Windows 7 8 etc right click on WinEP600 exe file and click on Run as administrator to temporarily run the program or application as an administrator until close it Windows also allows to mark an application so that it alway...

Page 57: ...In Windows Vista most programs are blocked for computer protection To start the installation correctly it might be necessary to authorize the operation The installation folder must be specified Click Next to confirm the default folder or Change to modify ...

Page 58: ...5 4 WinEP600 and SetAddEP600 operating instructions Click Next to proceed installing The installing status is displayed then ...

Page 59: ...600 operating instructions 5 5 Click Finish to complete and exit the installer The folder WinEP600 and SetAddEP600 are created under Programs with the icon WinEP600 on desktop Create the SetAddEP600 shortcut on your desktop ...

Page 60: ... Operation Click the icon on desktop The User must have administrator privileges to install the WinEP600 and the SetAddEP600 in Windows 7 8 etc right click on WinEP600 exe file and click on Run as administrator to temporarily run the program or application as an administrator until close it Windows also allows to mark an application so that it always runs with administrator rights Alternatively Wi...

Page 61: ...It allows the user to choose between the RS232 port or RS232 to USB converter that is needed if no RS232 port is available in the controller PC When the USB connection is used the USB RS232 adapter appears among the devices as a Prolific USB to Serial Comm Port COMn Click on RS232 to confirm Then the main window is displayed together with the WinEP600 Connection Incoming indication of the correct ...

Page 62: ...601 602 603 604 correct installation before 5 5 Main window contents Once connected the main window is displayed Commands description 1 Title bar 2 Measurements and settings 3 Settings selection 4 Correction frequency setting in MHz 5 Reading rate in seconds s 6 Toggle between total field value or contemporary x y z axis readings 7 Button to store the field value every time the software starts the...

Page 63: ...the program properties The control buttons allow to minimize to icon enlarge restore the main window and exit the program When minimizing the main window the information is displayed in the Windows application bar at the bottom of screen The field measurement remains displayed on desktop meanwhile for more information see 5 5 8 2 Preference ...

Page 64: ...uring unit shows the electric field measuring unit the value is displayed with three decimals Min value displayed 0 010 V m Correction frequency see par Frequency setting Default Freq 50 00 MHz Average and Filter see par Settings Default Avg 1 Filter F1 Battery status displayed in 5 steps It shows the residual autonomy during measurements and the achieved autonomy during charging EP 600 601 602 60...

Page 65: ...e last setting will be displayed then The frequency is displayed with two decimals max resolution of 0 01 MHz Press the enter key to enter the set frequency value Click OFF to disable the frequency correction the button toggles to ON for enabling the function when required When entering the correction frequency value or enabling the function the Frequency value will be updated according to the Rea...

Page 66: ...quency value The setting displayed at the first run is the default the last setting will be displayed then The minimum time interval between readings is in function of the filter setting The table Filter Settings Filter show the minimum reading rate allowed The max time interval between readings is of 30 s regardless of the filter setting Entering a reading rate not allowed will cause a warning me...

Page 67: ...110 of the nominal maximum level 550 V m for EP601 the field level is between 100 and 110 of the nominal maximum level from 500 to 550 V m for EP601 The symbol is close to the value the field level is lower than nominal minimum level The symbol is close to the value 0 5 V m per EP601 on the total 0 5 3 per EP601 on the single axis Low the field level is lower than 1 15 of the nominal minimum level...

Page 68: ...ed the field value is stored in the file EP600_Measurements txt file located on the installation folder at the first run the file is created automatically the software must be run as Administrator When the file is saved in TXT format and the table is opened a huge amount of data are available If the field value measured is outside the nominal level range the value are displayed with Ovr or or or L...

Page 69: ... will be marked with a minus sign Between brackets is reported the unit T unit Total field value between brackets is reported the unit The recorded data can be viewed either as a graph or as a table By using Word or Excel application click the Open file command and select Type of file all files then find the file to open starting from the directory and follow the necessary path until the file is f...

Page 70: ...ata separator when required by the table form Text file separator Different color combinations of the background grid labels and traces are listed under Colors The choice is made by selecting the corresponding to be changed and then using the Color Palette window The new settings can be saved with Save Otherwise press Default button to completely restore the initial aspect The Display section allo...

Page 71: ...ce of the graph press Play to start the analysis In this case the analysis is done with Time Div set to 5s At any time the graph can be paused or terminated by clicking the STOP button Once pressed Pause button it will be shown a round marker with a pausing time count close to it ...

Page 72: ...e field produced in that interval can be saved in table form pressing Save button The folder must be specified enter the file name assigned to the work session and press Save The file is saved in TXT format and once the table is opened a huge amount of data are available ...

Page 73: ...with button paused and saved at any time the existing TXT file can be overwrote or a new one can be saved with a different file name When the test is over the graph can be terminate with and the following message will appear Press OK to save Select NO to exit without saving and start a new session work ...

Page 74: ...RUN The button XYZ TOT is active even when in HOLD If the program is exit when in HOLD mode it will restart in RUN mode 5 5 9 EXIT Press EXIT to end the program The current settings are saved and will be recalled at the next start Press YES to exit and turn the EP 600 601 602 603 604 off Press NO to not exit EP 600 601 602 603 604 will remain on ...

Page 75: ...he application requirements from the faster F1 to the slower F8 To set the required filter click on the corresponding line which turns blue The selected filter will be displayed in the main window When selecting a new filter while in HOLD mode the filter setting indication in the main window will be updated only after toggling to RUN mode Filter Hz indication of the filter characteristics Rejectio...

Page 76: ...wer consumption The PMM EP 600 601 602 603 604 features eight different filters to help finding the most suitable combination of the a m parameters for each specific application F Settling time Power consumption Sensitivity Rejection 50Hz Rejection 60Hz 1 Very fast Very low Low low 2 Very fast Very low Average Low 3 Fast Low Good 4 Average Average High Good Very high 5 Average Average High High Hi...

Page 77: ...nterval setting The message AVG OK will be displayed shortly after completion of the averaging process then followed by the indication of the preset averaging Avg 16 Then the process continues in moving Average mode of the 16 readings block the older is discarded and the latest is added at the speed of the Reading rate setting The process is restarted from the beginning when setting a different Av...

Page 78: ...background and text are listed under Colors The choice is made by selecting the corresponding to be changed and then using the Color Palette window The new settings can be saved with Save Otherwise press Default button to completely restore the initial aspect The Plot section allows to set the desired color of the plot see 5 5 7 Plot for further information ...

Page 79: ...ow restore the main window from the tray and deselect the Minimized UI function Measurements Log click on it to enable the function Measurements Log to display the Save Meas button in the main window The symbol means that the function is actived See Save Meas button for further information Every time the software starts the function Measurements Log is disabled Languages selection of different lan...

Page 80: ...10 3 Info 5 5 10 4 About Contents Info Probe model current firmware and date current WinOR03 release and date serial number battery voltage and latest probe calibration Battery voltages below 2 11V 5 of charge are displayed red About Manufacturer information ...

Page 81: ...er 8053 OC In such cases the external power supply adapter mod 8053 OC PS must be connected between the PC and the optical serial converter 8053 OC In case of using the USB RS232 converter wait for the new hardware installation procedure Drivers supplied with the converter can be used as well Enter in Device Manager on the Control panel In case of USB connection the assigned COM can be found in Po...

Page 82: ...ween 1 and 9 double click the line Ports COM LPT and Prolific USB to Serial Comm Port COMx Enter in Port settings and Advanced Otherwise if you are using the PC serial port check on Porta di comunicazione COMx In Advanced Settings select the first COM port available between 1 and 9 click OK ...

Page 83: ... end of the Destination field where N indicates the Serial or USB port to be used for example if the EP 600 is connected to port 2 add the command COMM 2 The assigned COM port nr must be between 1 and 9 In some operating system the Destination field is enclosed in double quotation marks in this case the command COMM N preceded by a space must be outside as in the example below Then confirm by sele...

Page 84: ...r to temporarily run the program or application as an administrator until close it Windows also allows to mark an application so that it always runs with administrator rights Alternatively Windows XP Start All Programs WinEP600 SetAddEP600 Windows Vista or 7 Click Windows Programs WinEP600 SetAddEP600 Windows 10 Click Start WinEP600 SetAddEP600 Then the main window is displayed together with the S...

Page 85: ... the communication check the EP 600 601 602 603 604 correct installation before 5 7 Main window Once connected the main window is displayed 1 Title bar 2 Probe Data 3 New Address 4 Exit 5 7 1 Title bar The title bar displays the name of the program The control buttons allow to minimize to icon and exit the program When minimizing the main window the information is displayed in the Windows applicat...

Page 86: ...unication is established the probe data displays probe model release and data firmware and serial number 5 7 3 New Address When the communication is established the window displays the current probe address Enter new address and press to store it 5 7 4 Exit Press to close the program ...

Page 87: ...ws Vista or 7 click Windows and in Windows 10 click Start Then WinEP600 Uninstall WinEP600 If the Uninstaller is not available Click Start Settings Control Panel and Add or Remove Programs Programs and functions for Windows Vista or 7 Find WinEP600 then click Remove and follow the instructions Click Start Settings App Features Find WinEP600 then click Uninstall and follow the instructions When ask...

Page 88: ... adapter Apply this method if the driver uninstaller normally supplied with the hardware is not available Go to Control Panel Uninstall a Program Select PL 2303 USB to Serial with right mouse button and select Uninstall Click Remove then Next to begin the driver uninstall Click Yes to continue ...

Page 89: ... operating instructions 5 35 When the Uninstall Complete screen displays click Finish to end the program Wait a few seconds more until the PL 2303 USB to Serial program is removed from the Control Panel Uninstall program list ...

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Page 91: ...th the address which is made of the string 00 From FW 1 10 each command starts sending the address which is made of two characters string in the range 00 to 99 The address 00 is a special one as it is considered Broadcast while all others must match the address stored in the unit see command I In other words the EP 600 will always grant all commands starting with 00 regardless its own address stor...

Page 92: ...600 601 602 603 604 is in Master mode as required by the communication with the hand held unit 8053B the EP 600 601 602 603 604 will continue to send the measurement data independent from receiving the commands For this might be not useful when interfacing to other software send the command 00 v to turn the EP 600 601 602 603 604 in Slave mode to answer only when receiving a query To save battery ...

Page 93: ...teger nn in Big Endian notation To get the temperature in degrees Centigrade use the following formula T_ep600 nn 1024 1 6 0 986 1000 3 55 s Serial Number This query command 00 s sends back a string containing the serial number of the device Example of reply to the command 00 s s123456789AAAA T Total Field This query command 00 T sends back 5 bytes containing information about the total field stre...

Page 94: ...P 600 Example of command 00k 10000 Set the internal frequency to 100MHz fn This setting command 00fn sets the processing filter n used for measurements The index n must be between 0 and 7 For further information on filters please refer to separated document Example of command 00f2 en This setting command 00e n sets the time before the EP 600 auto switches off after receiving a recognized command N...

Page 95: ... This setting command 00 Iaddr sets the address used for communication protocol It is made of a 2 character string int range 00 to 99 Neither spaces nor punctuation are allowed between 00 and addr This setting command is executed only if sent within 1 second since the command c The reply is the address itself if it has been granted otherwise ERR if the EP 600 was not in Storing Mode Example of com...

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Page 97: ...lue that is used to refer to this probe for subsequent function calls after it is created 7 1 2 PMM_RemoveProbe int PMM_RemoveProbe const HANDLE probeHandle Purpose Closes the communications port and releases memory back to the system Return Value Returns an integer status code The numeric value of 0 indicates no error occurred See Status Code chapter for an error code description Input Parameters...

Page 98: ...rns an integer status code The numeric value of 0 indicates no error occurred See Status Code chapter for an error code description Input Parameters HANDLE probeHandle as returned from the CreateProbe function Output Parameters The model is placed in the user allocated string buffer 7 1 6 PMM_CalibrationDate int PMM_CalibrationDate const HANDLE probeHandle char calibrationDate int arraySize Purpos...

Page 99: ...mperature Return Value Returns an integer status code The numeric value of 0 indicates no error occurred See Status Code chapter for an error code description Input Parameters HANDLE probeHandle Output Parameters Pass by reference float temperature The numeric value of the probe internal temperature in degrees Celsius 7 1 9 PMM_SerialNumber int PMM_SerialNumber const HANDLE probeHandle char serial...

Page 100: ...is out of EP 600 range disables frequency correction factor function Output Parameters None 7 1 11 PMM_SetFilter int PMM_SetFilter const HANDLE probeHandle int FILTER Purpose Sets the processing filter n used for measurements Return Value Returns an integer status code The numeric value of 0 indicates no error occurred See Status Code chapter for an error code description Input Parameters HANDLE p...

Page 101: ...Returns the total combined field of the X Y and Z Axis Return Value Returns an integer status code The numeric value of 0 indicates no error occurred See Status Code chapter for an error code description Input Parameters HANDLE probeHandle as returned from the CreateProbe function Output Parameters Pass by reference float The combined fields of X Y and Z axis 7 1 15 PMM_ReadAxisField PMM_ReadAxisF...

Page 102: ...erences List and then close the dialog box 7 3 Status Code TABLE 7 1 Status Code 0 OK 1 Bad Handle 2 Unable to open port 3 Not connected 4 Wrong response 5 No response 6 Invalid parameter 7 COMM port busy 8 Timeout 9 COMM port error 10 Problem writing COMM port 11 Read COMM port error 12 Bad connection string 13 Value cannot be set 14 Probe not supported 15 Probe over range 16 Probe under range 17...

Page 103: ... to be sent to NARDA for repairs please complete the questionnaire enclosed with this Operating Manual making sure you fill in all the details relative to the service requested In order to minimize repair time please describe the nature of the failure If the failure occurs only under certain conditions please provide details on how we may recreate the same condition in order to identify the fault ...

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Page 105: ... 1 Specifications of PMM 8053 OC Max allowed fiber optic length 80 m see notes below RS 232 connector 9 pin DB9 For some PC models the power available at the DB9 connector may be not enough to allow the 8053 OC for driving fiber optics up to 80 m For some PC models the power available at the DB9 connector may be not enough to guarantee the correct operation of the 8053 OC In such cases apply the 8...

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Page 107: ...allation Connect the 8053 OC PS to the PC serial port or serial cable and to the 8053 OC Connect the 8053 OC PS to the mains by the AC adapter supplied Connect the fiber optic to the 8053 OC Table 8 2 Specifications of 8053 OC PS Power Supply RS 232 Connectors 9 pin DB9 Front panel DB9 M connector Fig 8 2 8053 OC PS Rear panel DB9 F connector Side M connector for DC supply Power supply 8053 OC PS ...

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Page 109: ...esigned to prevent influencing the field measurements The extensible legs allow for setting the required height the feet are designed to provide stability on most of the surfaces The height of the central rod can be set as well The PMM TR 02 is supplied in a robust carrying bag Table 8 3 Characteristics of PMM TR 02A 3 legs of 3 extensible sections Transport encumbrance Minimum height Maximum heig...

Page 110: ...tion of each leg can be set in three different positions Fixed 20 white mark Fixed 45 red mark Variable no marks visible The central support can be set and locked by the handle Fig 8 3 EP 600 601 602 603 on TR02A Fig 8 4 EP 604 on TR02A ...

Page 111: ...cessories 8 9 The swivel PMM 8053 SN can be mounted on the PMM TR 02A top height 8 cm weight 160 g Load max 10 kg Screw Fig 8 5 EP 600 601 602 603 on adjustable swivel Fig 8 6 EP 604 on adjustable swivel ...

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Page 113: ...al adapter The length can be adjusted at any value between minimum and maximum The PMM TT 01 is made of fibreglass and has been specifically designed to prevent influencing the field measurements Table 8 4 Characteristics of TT 01 Diameter Minimum length Maximum extension Weight 32 mm 120 cm 420 cm 500 g Fig 8 7 TT 01 with EP 600 601 602 603 installed on the top Fig 8 8 TT 01 with EP 604 installed...

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Page 115: ...Accessories 8 13 8 10 PMM SB 10 Switching Control Box Please refer to SB 10 User s manual Fig 8 9 SB 10 front view Fig 8 10 SB 10 rear view ...

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Page 117: ...u would like to submit to the attention of our service organization is kept in great consideration Moreover we are continuously improving our quality but we know this is a never ending process We would be glad if our present efforts are pleasing you Should one of your pieces of NARDA equipment need servicing you can help us serve you more effectively filling out this card and enclosing it with the...

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