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Figure 3-3: Configuration for Testing the Conductive Attachment
To test the conductive attachment for loose or broken wires:
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Connect the BLACK and RED ends of the Conductive Attachment together. Lay the connected wires out on the floor
in a circular configuration (see Figure3-3). Plug the Conductive Attachment into the DIRECT/4820 CLAMP jack of
the Transmitter.
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Turn the Transmitter on by pulling the POWER SWITCH up.
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Place the Receiver tip directly on one of the conductive wires.
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Turn the MODE SWITCH on the Receiver to the fourth position (field strength only). The field strength should be the
same or very close to the reading in test procedures 5 and 6 above. The reading should be constant and not fluctuate.
16 While watching the field strength readout, wiggle each connection point on the Conductive Attachment at the
DIRECT/4820 CLAMP jack and at the clamp end of each of the Conductive Attachment wires (red and black). The
field strength should not change. Any fluctuation in the reading indicates a loose or broken wire within the conductive
attachment.
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Repeat step 16 on the other conductive wire.
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Turn the Transmitter OFF.
