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Safety Precautions

Before to use this instrument the User guide and Safety precautions must be
read and understood.

This equipment should be operated only by qualified and duly trained people,
closely   observing   the   corresponding   safety   regulations   and   instructions
contained in the present User Guide.

It should be checked that the item to be measured is voltage free.

Before starting with the measurements, be sure that the battery is well charged
and that the line voltage is between specified limits.

Do not connect or disconnect the test leads during the measurement.

There are no adjustable parts or parts that can be replaced by the user within the
equipment.   Taking   out   the   Control   Panel   in   order   to   have   an   access   to   the
internal parts may be dangerous as there are high voltages inside, capable of
causing fatal accidents.

Cleaning of this instrument should be carried out using a soft cleaning liquid,
after verifying that it doesn't attack the plastic parts used in the case and in the
Control Panel of this equipment.

The protection obtained by the instrument can be compromised if it is used in a
way that is not described in this user guide. 

When using the equipment, place it on a flat, stable surface so that the power
cord (if used) is easily accessible.

This   equipment   should   be   used   only   by   a   trained   and
competent person, strictly applying suitable safety rules.

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Summary of Contents for 61985

Page 1: ...Formato 135mm x 190mm Digital micro ohmmeter User guide Technical specifications...

Page 2: ...MPK 102e 100 A digital micro ohmmeter User guide GU 1576 3...

Page 3: ...stable parts or parts that can be replaced by the user within the equipment Taking out the Control Panel in order to have an access to the internal parts may be dangerous as there are high voltages in...

Page 4: ...ans that in the European Union the product must undergo selective disposal for the recycling of electric and electronic material in compliance with Directive WEEE 2002 96 EC 30V MAX to ground indicate...

Page 5: ...er supply 9 3 4 Battery condition 9 3 5 Battery and charger 10 3 6 Measurement 11 3 7 Display messages 15 4 Some notes about accuracy 16 5 Protections 17 5 1 Start with I O 17 5 2 Temperature protecti...

Page 6: ...Operating principle This device uses the Kelvin Bridge architecture with four terminals avoiding testing leads resistance to cause error during measurement Test current may be chosen by the operator a...

Page 7: ...shows both the measured resistance value and messages to the operator Power cord connector Fuse Ground 100 A C1 current output terminal 10 A C1 current output terminal USB data output Potential P1 ter...

Page 8: ...contact the service center for replacing the power cord 3 4 Battery condition The charge condition of the battery can be verified before or during the resistance measurement In order to achieve that...

Page 9: ...the voltage of the mains supply is compatible with the voltage supply of the equipment At the end of battery useful life the battery must be recycled or disposed of properly in order to protect the e...

Page 10: ...zed systems must be observed during the use of this equipment The generated voltages and currents may be dangerous 1 Before power on the equipment connect the test probes to the item to be measured an...

Page 11: ...ange and the current to use 4 Be sure that the Test current control is at the start position counter clockwise completely rotated Otherwise Start button will be inhibited and the display will show the...

Page 12: ...nt should be connected to the mains supply in order to work with 100 A 9 The lowest current for measuring is 10 of the range nominal value It is important to consider that the measurement errors incre...

Page 13: ...ally when finishing measurements turn the equipment off using the On Off switch Precaution Do not connect or disconnect the test leads during the measurement If you need to make any changes in the tes...

Page 14: ...counter clockwise Otherwise Start button will be inhibited The equipment is ready to start a measurement thus the operator has to press the Start button Indicates that the test current is not enough...

Page 15: ...ected MPK 102e has an auto compensation system that automatically eliminates the error produced by internal offset Thus it is not necessary to carry out measurements by reversing the polarity in order...

Page 16: ...will impose a slow current growth in order the current to softly come to the selected value 5 2 Temperature protection The time of MPK 102e continuous use is limited by thermal considerations Some int...

Page 17: ...ce If no suitable driver is automatically found then you need to download it from www sourcetronic com website Run the executable usb install exe and click in Install The USB output can be used to reg...

Page 18: ...turning counter clockwise 3 Remove the blown fuse and insert a new fuse in the fuse holder cover 4 Place the cover in the compartment and with the screwdriver turn clockwise or until the fuse holder...

Page 19: ...At 100 A this equipment may be used continuously for approx 15 minutes before the thermal protection activates At 10 A or less there is not a limited time for continuous operation Thermal protection...

Page 20: ...lass II Pollution degree 2 Overvoltage protection Category II Operating temperature range 5 C to 50 C Storage temperature range 25 C to 65 C Humidity range 95 RH non condensing Equipment weight Approx...

Page 21: ...amage in transit SOURCETRONIC will at its option repair or replace the defective equipment free of charge However if SOURCETRONIC determines that the failure was caused by misuse alteration accident o...

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