Olympus Magna-Mike 8600, User Manual

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DMTA-10026-01EN, Rev. D, January 2015
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and control circuits.
People who are allergy-sensitive to metals may develop rough skin or a rash if they
touch a magnet. Do not handle magnets if these symptoms appear.
4.2 Probe Cable Connections
There are two probe cables available for the Magna-Mike 8600: the standard cable
(Olympus P/N: 86PC [U8801410]) and the extended-length coiled cable (Olympus
P/N: 86PCC [U8780323]). The standard 86PC cable is appropriate for most
applications where the probe is being used in the probe stand. The 86PCC is a
3.04 meter (10 foot) coiled cable and is often used when the probe is being used hand
held or when using the 86PR-2 right angle probe for measuring larger objects.
4.2.1 Connection to the Magna-Mike 8600
The 86PC and 86PCC cables have two different connectors, one at each end. The
larger connector on the 86PC or 86PCC connects into the connector labeled PROBE at
the top left-hand side of the Magna-Mike 8600.
Insert the cable connector into the PROBE connector by aligning the positioning key
on the connector. When properly aligned, the connector should engage easily. Once
engaged, simply hand tighten in a clockwise direction until snug.
Table 4 Probe cables
Part number Description
86PC
(U8801410)
Standard length probe cable, 0.91 m (3 ft)
86PCC
(U8780323)
Extended-length coiled probe cable, 3.04 m (10 ft)
86PC-6
(Q7800016)
Standard probe cable, 1.83 m (6 ft)