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Copyright ....................................................................................................................... 29

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ANNEXE ......................................................................................................................... 30

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CE conformity declaration ........................................................................................... 30

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Summary of Contents for JUPITER PLUS

Page 1: ...70 130 167 Impasse de la garrigue F 83210 LA FARLEDE T l 33 0 494 083 198 Fax 33 0 494 082 879 E mail contact made sa com Web www made sa com USER GUIDE JUPITER WARMING Read these instructions for use...

Page 2: ...Author 1 04 1 05 1 06 CR ATION Graphic charter update A5 format version 04 2014 P COSTE 12 2015 L ZOMERO 03 2018 C DELLES These instructions for use are important for your safety Read it attentively i...

Page 3: ...2 2 Transmitter functions 15 3 1 2 3 Transmitter connection 15 3 1 3 Precautions for using the transmitter 16 3 2 JUPITER RECEIVER 17 3 2 1 Use of receiver 20 3 2 1 1 Pre identification mode 21 3 2 1...

Page 4: ...4 30 5 4 Copyright 29 6 ANNEXE 30 6 1 CE conformity declaration 30...

Page 5: ...in serious injury to the operator or could damage the equipment To ensure that the protection provided by this equipment is appropriate do not use or install it other than in accordance with the condi...

Page 6: ...odily injuries or equipment damage could occur if these instructions are not respected Symbol requiring reference to the instruction manual for instructions concerning operation or safety recommendati...

Page 7: ...customer loads on line The signals and the physical principles used are common for each function The JUPITER system is made up of a Transmitter and a Receiver The Transmitter is in a shock proof carry...

Page 8: ...identification in short circuit adapted for LV 4 conductor cables with visually unidentifiable neutral 2 2 Composition 2 2 1 Transmitter 3 current clamps with their connecting cable 220V supply cable...

Page 9: ...OVERVIEW 9 30 2 2 2 Receiver...

Page 10: ...OVERVIEW 10 30 2 2 2 1 Standard Sensors Sensor for Core identification short circuited ends Sensor for Core identification open circuit ends Sensor for identification...

Page 11: ...OVERVIEW 11 30 2 2 2 2 Optional Sensor Sensor for core identification short circuited ends adapted for LV 4 conductor cables with unidentifiable neutral visually...

Page 12: ...ransmitter useful operation with replacing a joint or example This Transmitter allows only an utilization in S1 mode or S2 mode with another Transmitter in S1 mode Only one JUPITER Transmitter in S2 m...

Page 13: ...hen used on an LV network it is not necessary to disconnect the customer loads 3 1 1 Overview of the Transmitter Fault indicator for the injection circuits Frequency set indicator and Transmission ind...

Page 14: ...maximum The BOOST mode enables the supply of up to 80 of the battery capacity and can support the impact of loads due to transmission when the Transmitter is active ABSORPTION Mode starts as soon as...

Page 15: ...level of the battery the transmission is automatically stopped if the battery reaches a discharge level that could affect its life time A front face instrument panel with 4 different zones Faults zone...

Page 16: ...using the transmitter THE CURRENT CLAMPS MUST ALL HAVE THE SAME ORIENTATION WITH RELATION TO THE CABLE END Indicated by the arrows on the clamps CHECK THAT THE CLAMPS ARE ON AN UNSCREENED LENGTH OF C...

Page 17: ...case which itself fits into the lid of the Transmitter case The JUPITER Receiver is used to identify a cable of which the extremities are in short circuit and earthed to identify the cores in an open...

Page 18: ...IMPLEMENTATION 18 30 Receiver with its various sensors...

Page 19: ...Indication of the transmitter source of the signal Measurement display in core identification mode Measurement display in identification and continuity mode End of measurement indicator On and measur...

Page 20: ...ds with no press of the Measurements button the Receiver switches off until a new button press If there is no sensor connected one press on Measurements button illuminates during 1 second all LEDs to...

Page 21: ...d the cable Press the measurement button the end of measurement light turns off Wait for the result 6 seconds without moving the sensor the end of measurement light illuminates and if the cable is pre...

Page 22: ...probe any 2 cores of the 3 Press the measurement button the end of measurement LED turns off Wait for the result 3 seconds the end of measurement LED turns on The result will depend on the probed core...

Page 23: ...the Short circuit identification and S1 continuity LED switches on Put the loop around the core to identify and close it Press the measurement button the end of measurement turns off Wait for the res...

Page 24: ...marked red around the core to identify and close it Put the unmarked loop around any other core and close it This core serves as a reference during the identification of the other cores This referenc...

Page 25: ...teries The Receiver is powered by two 9 Volt batteries When the battery charge level is insufficient for correct operation of the Receiver a LED indicates the fault Each battery is monitored individua...

Page 26: ...mm Receiver in soft case 400mm x 300mm x 80mm Total weight Transmitter and receiver 16 kg Supply Battery 12V 7 2Ah Minimum autonomy 8h for continuous use Charger 100 240 V AC 50 60 Hz The Transmitter...

Page 27: ...ent and electronic WEEE the user ensures and takes responsibility for the collection and the elimination of the WEEE under the conditions of the articles 21 and 22 of this decree 5 3 Guarantee MADE gu...

Page 28: ...MADE Cost of transport back to MADE Cost of transport by express delivery of parts or products under guarantee Cost of travel for a repair on site under guarantee This guarantee constitutes the unique...

Page 29: ...damage resulting from a violation of the guarantee or from carelessness 5 4 Copyright All reserved rights The distribution and the copying of this document as well as the use and the communication of...

Page 30: ...s to the following including all applicable amendments Reference Title 73 23 CEE 89 336 CEE Low Voltage Directive LVD Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive EMC And that the standards and or technica...

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