Saker HVCP Series, Manual

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Set the oscilloscope vertical scale at an appropriate scale given the conversion ratio of the
HVCP model (see specifications section) in question.
LOW BATTERY CONDITION
Both the receiver and the probe head will measure the voltage of the batteries to warn the
user in case of a low battery condition. The signalling threshold has been adjusted for typical
alkaline AA batteries. A single red led is used at the receiver to display all 3 possible “low
battery” cases.
In case of a battery low event the BATT LOW led will quickly blink a number of times followed
by a 4 second pause in the following way:
-One blink: the batteries at the HVCP probe head should be
replaced
-Two blinks: the batteries at the HVCP receiver should be replaced
-Three blinks: the batteries at the HVCP receiver and remote probe
should be replaced
BATTERY REPLACEMENT
Both units use standard 1.5V AA batteries. To replace the batteries open the back cover of
the respective unit. The HVCP10 probe head requires the use of a small phillips head
screwdriver to open the back cover. Follow the polarity sign to replace the batteries and
close the cover afterwards.
ORDERING CODES
CODE Description
HVCP2000
HVCP current probe, 2MHz, 2000A range, including:
Head and handheld receiver unit
3 meter fiber optic bundle cables
1m BNC to BNC cable
4xAA batteries
Carrying case
CODE
BR-HVCP-1119-rev2
Specifications subject to change without notice
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REMOVE THE BATTERIES FROM INSIDE THE EQUIPMENT IF IT IS TO BE
STORED DURING MORE THAN 5 MONTHS