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Installation and use 

2-3 

 

 

2.7 EHP-50G connected  
      to a PC 
 

Using the EHP-TS software spectrum analysis can be displayed on a PC 
Please refer to chapter 5 of this manual for software instructions. 

2.8 EHP-50G stand alone 
      Mode 
 
 
 
 

The EHP-50G offers a Stand-alone mode of operation and thanks to its 
internal memory is possible to perform a long term acquisition without 
connecting it to any external device. 
With EHP-50G is possible to collect data every 1 minute or every 30 
seconds for 24 hours. Later on, it is possible to download all collected data 
to any PC by using the provided EHP-TS PC software. 
 

2.9 EHP-50F with  
      8053B 
 

 

 

EHP-50G is linked to 8053 DISPLAY via the optic fiber link. 

 
 

 

See 8053 DISPLAY Manual for further details 

 

2.10 Battery  
         management 

The Table summaries the battery autonomy of the Analyzer depending on 
its mode of operation. 

 

 

 

TABLE 2-1 Autonomy of the battery

 

 

STAND ALONE MODE 

Span 

Normal functioning 

Autonomy (hours) 

30s Sample 

60s Sample 

100 Hz 

>10 

--- 

--- 

200 Hz 

>10 

--- 

--- 

500 Hz 

>9 

>24 

>24 

1 kHz 

>9 

>24 

>24 

2 kHz 

>8 

>24 

>24 

10 kHz 

>8 

>24 

>24 

100 kHz 

>8 

>24 

>24 

400 kHz 

>8 

>24 

>24 

 

Summary of Contents for EHP-50-G

Page 1: ...Serial Number on the bottom cover of the instrument The Serial Number is in the form 000XY00000 The first three digits and the two letters are the Serial Number prefix the last five digits are the Ser...

Page 2: ...SAFETY SYMBOLS You now own a high quality instrument that will give you many years of reliable service Nevertheless even this product will become obsolete When that time comes please remember that el...

Page 3: ...inty of EHP 50G Weighted Peak mode 1 7 Anisotropy 1 8 Overload level 1 9 EHP 50G panel 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 3 1 4 1 5 1 5 1 6 1 7 1 8 1 11 1 12 2 Software interface Page 2 1 Introduction 2 2 Preliminary insp...

Page 4: ...3 1 Dynamic ranges 4 11 Additional functions provided by EHP 200TS 4 1 4 2 4 2 4 4 4 5 4 7 4 9 4 13 4 17 4 18 4 19 4 21 4 23 4 23 4 23 4 24 4 25 4 27 4 29 5 EHP 50G Stand alone mode Page 5 1 Stand alo...

Page 5: ...roduction 9 4 2 Installation 9 5 8053B DISPLAY Unit 9 5 1 Introduction 9 5 2 Standard Accessories 9 5 3 Optional Accessories 9 5 4 8053B Main Specifications 9 5 5 Field Probes 9 5 6 8053B Front Panel...

Page 6: ...0G Options activation Utility Main Window Uninstalling EHP TS Uninstalling USB OC USB OC Adapter 8053 OC Panels 8053 OC PS Connectors 8053B 8053 Logger Interface software 8053 Front Panel 8053 Side Pa...

Page 7: ...n 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...

Page 8: ...lle 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 Immunit EMC...

Page 9: ...8053B portable field meter or PC Additionally stand alone operation mode is provided for up to 24 hours continuous data collection EHP 50G includes a non volatile memory which stores frequency and lev...

Page 10: ...od screw battery charger connector ON OFF button and Status LED Fig 1 1 Block diagram of the EHP 50G Analyzer The magnetic sensor system is composed by three magnetic loops positioned orthogonal each...

Page 11: ...tor Plastic rod support 50cm Mini tripod bench top EHP TS Software Media Operating manual EHP 50G Certificate of calibration Return for Repair Form 1 4 Optional Accessories The following accessories m...

Page 12: ...Hz 1 2 of the SPAN with wider SPAN Stop frequency Equal to the SPAN Immunity to E fields 0 2 uT 20 kV m Immunity to H fields 10 V m 1 mT Calibration 5 internal E2PROM Typical temperature deviation 55...

Page 13: ...from 40 Hz to 100 kHz 50 nT to 10 0 T 4 8 5 6 3 Frequency from 100 to 400 kHz 50 nT to 10 0 T 7 5 8 1 3 1 This uncertainty budget is for an ambient temperature of 23 4 C and relative humidity of 50 5...

Page 14: ...already a combined uncertainty b When the environmental temperature is higher than 23 C the contribute due to the temperature can be added quadratically to the uncertainty Example for magnetic measure...

Page 15: ...ing filter temperature and relative humidity Magnetic probe Total expanded uncertainty Frequency from 15 Hz to 100 kHz 4 6 Frequency from 10 Hz to 300 kHz 7 1 Frequency from 3 Hz to 300 kHz 8 6 Electr...

Page 16: ...be checked for a specific orientation where approximately there is the same indication for each one of the three axis XYZ measurement Following this suggestion some laboratories find the minimum and t...

Page 17: ...e approximated but never reached and so the evaluation of anisotropy for our probes shows results worse than the reality So the real typical anisotropy response is better than what specified EHP 50G i...

Page 18: ...albeit with all the limitations that this entails knowing exactly where the single sensor is and allowing to minimize the contribution of the others References 1 ISO IEC Guide to the expression of unc...

Page 19: ...General Information 1 11 1 8 Overload level Fig 1 4 Overload level EHP 50G B Field RMS Fig 1 5 Overload level EHP 50G E Field RMS...

Page 20: ...1 12 General Information 1 9 EHP 50G Panel Fig 1 6 Panel of EHP 50G Key 1 Led 2 Battery charger connector 3 ON OFF button 4 AUX input connector MMCX male type 5 Fiber optic connector...

Page 21: ...ir please complete the questionnaire appended to this User s Manual filling in all the data that will be useful for the service you have requested For reducing the period of time required for the repa...

Page 22: ...the features of the batteries it is crucial to have a complete recharge before storing them for periods longer than 4 months Therefore it is warmly suggested recharging the batteries at least every 4...

Page 23: ...lect data every 1 minute or every 30 seconds for 24 hours Later on it is possible to download all collected data to any PC by using the provided EHP TS PC software 2 9 EHP 50F with 8053B EHP 50G is li...

Page 24: ...measurements taken can be repeated The intensity of the measured field mainly depends on its voltage and the geometry of the system under examination as well as the distance between the conductors an...

Page 25: ...P50 TS installation program automatically installs the driver for USB optical converter 3 2 Hardware requirements Minimum requirements Processor Pentium or equivalent 256 MB RAM At least 64 MB of free...

Page 26: ...have administrator privileges to install the EHP TS software in Windows Vista Win7 Win8 Win8 1 and Win10 right click on the program exe file and click on Run as administrator to temporarily run the pr...

Page 27: ...EHP TS software 3 3...

Page 28: ...P TS software When asked for reboot your system to complete installation EHP50 TS software is now installed in your PC you can remove it if needed simply running the Uninstall EHP50 TS application see...

Page 29: ...ible to download measurement results and store them as a text file EHP 50C Update Firmware this is a tool to update EHP 50C firmware EHP 50D EHP50E Update Firmware this is a tool to update the firmwar...

Page 30: ...press After that the led turns off for 2 seconds lights orange for about second as an auto check and then blinks red Communication with PC is shown by the blinking GREEN LED Run EHP50 TS application a...

Page 31: ...8 Show X Y Z to display or not the traces of single axis 9 Acquisition mode selected see Mode section 10 Dynamic range chosen between 120 and 140dB 11 Exit button to terminate application 12 Control p...

Page 32: ...gnetic or dual mode field contemporary displaying of both Electric and Magnetic fields in two different ranges Dual Low Range shows Electric and Magnetic field which full range values are 1kV m and 10...

Page 33: ...perating frequency Zoom EHP 50G performs selective measurement over the entire frequency range defined by the Span setting EHP50 TS is able to select data in order to display a user specified frequenc...

Page 34: ...nals and disturbances Sweep the two radio buttons in this box allow the user to select the Linear or Logarithmic frequency scale Logarithmic scale is used to emphathise and clearly display low frequen...

Page 35: ...imit saved into the memory at the factory Default limit list shows limits that are compatible to the actual setting only If Electric field was selected in the Mode section electric field limits only a...

Page 36: ...ng whether it is or is not exceeded The Edit Non Linear Limit button opens a window to edit those limits that are related to a mathematic formula and create new ones Click Load to edit a previously sa...

Page 37: ...mum value within the displayed spectrum Showed parameters Highest Peak field strength in the selected Unit V m in the above picture Highest Peak frequency Hz of contribution to the WideBand result Mar...

Page 38: ...showing thus the average value of the latest time period as specified Max Hold the maximum field strength value of each frequency step is retained and displayed since the Max Hold function has been a...

Page 39: ...ected folder EHP50 TS in the example a folder will be created and called like the current year ex 2014 Inside this folder another one will be created and called like the current month ex 08 that is to...

Page 40: ...equency indication of the Marker is corrected to the closest round value thus avoiding approximation errors Waterfall press Start Waterfall to run the function or Open Waterfall to load previously sav...

Page 41: ...the one in use already exists Press Save As to mantain the original file or Overwrite to cancel the old measurement with the starting new one Fig 4 5 Waterfall Graph 2D In the Graph 2D the horizontal...

Page 42: ...to Ref Level and Color Saturation there are two more sliders useful to set the frequency resolution Point of Track and the time interval N track It is also possible to Import or Export a full acquisi...

Page 43: ...the Level green and the third the Time red So the Frequency can be on the horizontal axis the Level on the vertical axis and the Time in depth For this mode another box called Movement will appear Se...

Page 44: ...s up and the plot represents the level at the marker frequency versus time The horizontal axis of the grid is the time and the vertical axis is the field level The Marker can be moved with the mouse t...

Page 45: ...ettings The stored files can be recalled when in Data mode or at startup entering the Open Waterfall window The filename is set by the operator prior to starting the test and it is indicated at the up...

Page 46: ...from a color palette Sample Button and Sample Label show the appearance preview Default button to set appearance to the default parameters Trace to set trace colours by means of the colour palette Ti...

Page 47: ...user to select standard ICNIRP limits already included by the software installation When the ICNIRP limit is selected the software automatically calculates the corresponding total integration of the m...

Page 48: ...tware shows the calculation of the ICNIRP value for the Electric Field measurement In the screenshot above it is depicted an example how the software shows the calculation of the ICNIRP value for the...

Page 49: ...ready included by the software installation When the IEEE limit is selected the software automatically calculates the corresponding total integration of the measured signals and compares the result wi...

Page 50: ...Description In the screenshot above it is depicted an example how the software shows the calculation of the IEEE value for the Electric Field measurement The limit cannot be activated when using Dual...

Page 51: ...can be very complex many frequencies are present at the same time The ICNIRP guidelines propose a method for the evaluation of multi frequency fields that consists of the sum of the field strength of...

Page 52: ...d by the software installation In the Mode section you can select Electric 1 kV m or Electric 100 kV m or Magnetic 100uT or Magnetic 10mT The Span section displays the frequency range which is always...

Page 53: ...and its graph over the time Result in percentage over the set hold time The User can set the Hold Time in milliseconds The Hold Time is the time resolution of the graph During the Hold Time the Weight...

Page 54: ...y deletes all values that date back longer than the set time period The limit selected is shown in the higher right corner of the graph The full scale is automatically adapted to the field and the lim...

Page 55: ...100 kV m 10 10 ICNIRP 2010 Gen Pub 1 kV m 70 70 100 kV m 55 55 ICNIRP 2010 Occup 1 kV m 50 100 100 kV m 35 35 2013 35 EU Low 1 kV m 50 100 100 kV m 35 35 2013 35 EU High 1 kV m 15 15 100 kV m 15 15 T...

Page 56: ...4 28 Description For convenience a noise threshold has been established under which the field indication becomes LOW as in the example below...

Page 57: ...own to 1kHz allowing thus optimum selectivity As requested by reference standards Average value can be automatically calculated over 6 minutes as well as over customer defineable time periods An impor...

Page 58: ...ng the Ohm unit This function automatically searches and displays result at frequencies showing effective fied ratio calculation Fig 4 10 New wave impedance function Please refer to EHP 200A user s ma...

Page 59: ...ir conditioning systems home appliances etc Development of new products Fig 5 1 Shorting loop To start the stand alone acquisition it is necessary to follow this procedure Turn OFF the EHP 50G Remove...

Page 60: ...measurement parameters for a new stand alone acquisition you may need to select Span The Span Fields The electric or magnetic field with the proper range Rate The Storing Rate Comment To Insert the us...

Page 61: ...Date Clock you will get the following window Answering YES the date time of your PC will be transferred inside the analyzer The measurement results can be shown in two modes Chronicle the data are ord...

Page 62: ...is activated a number representing the position of the data inside the EHP 50G memory will be shown like in the following example Push the button Download to transfer all data from the analyzer to th...

Page 63: ...GA release of EHP 50G The comment that you wrote inside the memory of EHP 50G typing few words in the Comment window Number of samples stored RMS Average MAX and Median values in Highest and Wide mode...

Page 64: ...5 6 EHP 50G Stand alone mode This page has been left blank intentionally...

Page 65: ...e after EHP50 TS package installation 6 2 To run the update software Turn off the EHP 50G and connect it to a free USB or RS232 port of the PC Run EHP 50F Update Firmware to start the update program T...

Page 66: ...Two firmware components can be updated by this application Firmware which is the main analyzer internal program and FPGA to update parameters of the analyzer Field Programmable Gate Array Both files r...

Page 67: ...firmware or FPGA It is now possible to disconnect the cable connected to the PC with the EHP 50G meter either switched on or off Subsequently when the meter is switched on again the new version will...

Page 68: ...2 port of the PC Browse for All Programs from the Start Menu and reach the Dongle Utility executable link Main window displayed after the program Dongle Utility has been run Fig 6 2 EHP 50G Options ac...

Page 69: ...press the button below related to the specific Option In case of failure an error message is showed instead It will be shown the following message press OK to confirm The software will inform that th...

Page 70: ...6 6 Firmware Update This page has been intentionally left blank...

Page 71: ...to the following procedure Run the Uninstall EHP50 TS utility Follow the uninstaller instructions Fig 7 1 Uninstalling EHP TS Before removing any shared system file the uninstaller will ask for a con...

Page 72: ...7 2 Uninstalling Software EHP50 TS software is now removed from the system click Finish to close uninstaller utility...

Page 73: ...OC driver from the PC according to the following procedure The following procedure shows how to remove the driver in Windows XP environment It may be different depending on the operating system in us...

Page 74: ...lication list select FTDI FTD2XX USB Drivers and click Change Remove Fig 8 1 Uninstalling USB OC Unplug the USB OC converter if connected and click Continue Click finish to exit the uninstaller USB dr...

Page 75: ...lowing conditions Temperature Humidity From 30 C to 70 C 20 C to 60 C for Battery Charger 95 relative 9 1 3 Return for repair When the Accessories need to be returned to NARDA for repair please comple...

Page 76: ...y charger has an internal protective circuit that will break the output if any load is detected while connecting to the mains Battery charger output DC 10 15 V 500 mA Connector In order to preserve ba...

Page 77: ...ia a Personal Computer and the relative update software is available free of charge on NARDA s Web site at http narda sts it 9 2 2 Installation Insert USB OC in the connector of a free USB port of the...

Page 78: ...Computer and the relative update software is available free of charge on NARDA s Web site at http narda sts it 9 3 2 Installation Insert 8053 OC in the connector of a free serial port of the PC conne...

Page 79: ...Port to guarantee a link with 8053 OC 9 4 2 Installation Connect 8053 OC PS to a free serial port of the PC or serial cable and connect the 8053 OC to 8053 OC PS 8053 OC PS is powered by means of the...

Page 80: ...ction 1 kV m 100 kV m 100 T 10 mT Span selection 100 Hz 400 kHz Wideband or highest peak modes Spectrum Mode Monitor Mode Actual Max Avg Min XYZ Mode wideband or highest peak Additional features inclu...

Page 81: ...ftware User s Manual Calibration Certificate Return for Repair Form 9 5 3 Optional accessories The following accessories may be ordered separately FO 8053 10 Fiber Optic Cable 10m FO 8053 20 Fiber Opt...

Page 82: ...sound and blinking symbol on the display when the level is greater than the alarm threshold Functions Minimum Maximum and Averaging Averaging mode Arithmetic quadratic RMS manual rolling and spatial A...

Page 83: ...53 DISPLAY as for an example the powerful EHP 200A TABLE 9 5 EHP 200A Electric and Magnetic Field Probe Analyzer main characteristics Field Probes Frequency range Level range Electric field Magnetic f...

Page 84: ...erface via fiber optic link 3 RS232 interface 4 Battery charger input from 10 to 15V DC 500 mA 5 Securing screws to tripod 6 Alphanumeric keyboard 9 5 7 Side panel Fig 9 7 Side panel Key 1 Connection...

Page 85: ...all battery will be filled up proportion to the status of the battery charge The battery charger will be automatically stopped when one of the following occurs and a small connector will be displayed...

Page 86: ...e stability by adapting to all surfaces The height of its central support can also be adjusted A soft carrying case is provided with TR 02A tripod Table 9 6 Technical specifications of the TR 02A Trip...

Page 87: ...of swivel support full height 8 cm weight 160 g load capacity 10 kg Threaded insert The adjustable swivel makes mounting and fastening the instrument easy as well as changing the angle in any directi...

Page 88: ...n the telescopic support The design and materials of the TT 01 have been specially selected to prevent it from disturbing the sensors and therefore the measurements taken Table 9 7 Technical specifica...

Page 89: ...Accessories 9 15 9 8 Other Accessories Other Accessories are available on request with the EHP50G such as car adapter 12 V battery charger and Internal AC Plug Adapter...

Page 90: ...9 16 Accessories This page has been left blank intentionally...

Page 91: ...n you 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...

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