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TM-6001

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Summary of Contents for TM-6001

Page 1: ...TM 6001 Battery Impedance Tester User s Manual HB2TM6001M00 ...

Page 2: ...r Settings 15 7 3 DC Current DCA measurement 20 7 4 Temperature measurement K TYPE 21 7 5 DATA HOLD and Back light function 22 7 6 Auto Hold and Auto Recording function 22 7 7 Manual data logging mode and Clear data logger memory 22 7 8 Fuse replacement 23 7 9 Auto power off setup 24 8 Battery Replacement 25 9 External DC Power 25 10 Software installation 26 11 End of Life Disposal 29 ...

Page 3: ...rate results 3 Multi display to show the internal impedance voltage and clock of the battery simultaneously 4 It has 99 sets of composite comparator function which can be set at impedance and voltage values to get the reliable detection of battery deterioration 5 Pin type leads which can easily contact the battery electrodes supplied as standard to get more accurate 4 terminal measurement 2 Access...

Page 4: ...c do not conduct any measuring 4 Do not contact any exposed metal conductive parts such as end of test lead jack fixing object circuit etc 5 Keep you insulated from the object waiting for measuring 6 Do not operate the meter under the environment with explosive gas 7 material combustible gas material steam or filled with dust 8 In order to avoid reading incorrect data you have to replace the batte...

Page 5: ...TM 6001 3 Symbols Description Caution Danger high Voltage risk of electric shock Meter Double insulated AC Voltage or Current AC Voltage or Current Ground FUSE ...

Page 6: ...TM 6001 4 4 Meter Description ...

Page 7: ...omparator function 3 key To delete single data logged reading in the memory and settings date time 4 key To show the data logged readings 5 key For recording the displayed values 6 key Select the impedance range 4mΩ 40mΩ 400mΩ 4Ω 40Ω 400Ω ...

Page 8: ... adjust feature 12 key Select the auto hold and auto memory feature 13 key For configuration settings to increase values 14 key For configuration settings to decrease values 15 key For configuration settings to left changing digit 16 key For configuration settings to right changing digit 17 key To set the configuration with entering values 18 SOURCE input jack For connecting with the red test ...

Page 9: ...put jack For connecting with the red test lead plug to current probe 24 DCA input jack For connecting with the back test lead plug to current probe 25 K TYPE input jack For connecting the external T10 adapter and K type probe 26 K TYPE input jack For connecting the external T10 adapter and K type probe 27 Ratings and type of fuse 0 5A 250V 5ψ 20mm FAST MIN INTERRUPT RATINGS 1500A 28 USB interface ...

Page 10: ...mber of comparator settings 99 sets Manual and auto continuous Data logging 9999 sets Operating temperature and R H value 5 C to 40 C 80 RH or less non condensation Storage temperature and R H value 10 C to 60 C 70 RH or less non condensation Operating ambience In door use under environmental pollution grades two Operating attitude Max 2000 meters above level Power supply 1 5V 6 NEDA 15F IEC R6 JI...

Page 11: ...0 5digits Measurement current frequency 1KHZ 30HZ Measurement open circuit terminal voltage 7Vp p CAUTION The maximum input for DC voltage is 60V No AC voltage Input permitted Do not attempt to measure high voltages to avoid electrical shocks or damages to the instrument Range Resolution Measurement current Accuracy 4mΩ 1μΩ 150mA approx 1 reading 20digits 40mΩ 10μΩ 150mA approx 0 8 reading 10digit...

Page 12: ...ment Range Resolution Accuracy 6V 1mV 0 1 reading 6digits 60V 10mV Temperature measurement Measurement Range Resolution Accuracy 20 60 4 140 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 8 CAUTION The maximum input for AC voltage is 24Vrms DC voltage is 60V Do not attempt to measure high voltages to avoid electrical shocks or damages to the instrument External T10 adapter and K Type temperature measurement Measurement Range Reso...

Page 13: ...rement CAUTION The maximum input for DC current is 700A Do not attempt to measure higher currents to avoid electrical shocks or damages to the instrument Range Sensitivity Resolution Accuracy 700A 0 6A 700 0A 0 1A 2 0 reading 5digits ...

Page 14: ...or This would result in an AC voltage being applied to the voltage generating output terminals which is dangerous After measuring a high voltage battery before continuing to measure a low voltage battery first short the measurement leads together This will discharge the DC elimination capacitor which is connected across the leads Otherwise an excess voltage may be applied to the low voltage batter...

Page 15: ...ug to TEMP SENSOR 2 Press power key turn on the meter 3 Press Ω RANGE key to select desired impedance ranges 4 Press V RANGE key to select desired voltage ranges 5 The zero adjustment function is to zero range of impedance The reading during zero adjustment will be taken as zero and will be used to calibrate subsequent measurements 6 1 Short the red and black test leads probe four 4 terminals ...

Page 16: ... displays 0 and stop flashing 0 ADJ Press key again to disable the zero adjustment 8 Connect the red test probe to the positive battery terminal and the black test probe to the negative battery terminal 9 Read the battery internal impedance or DC voltage directly and Temperature measurement from the display Note When the measured DC voltage or battery internal impedance value is over range OL is d...

Page 17: ...up key or down key to change the digit 5 Press key to store the setup and exit the mode 7 2 Comparator Settings The comparator function compares the measured values with preset High and Low limit values for internal impedance and voltage level and determines the range that the measurement should fall into Then according to the following conditions will be indicated on the display and sounds a beep...

Page 18: ...key turn on the meter 2 Press comp key for 2 seconds the display will show COMP and No 00 Each flashing to enter the comparator setting mode 3 Use the up key or down key to select the desired comparator number form 01 up to 99 ...

Page 19: ...lect option to adjust comparator voltage and current mode 5 If you select option to adjust comparator low limit resistance and low limit voltage mode of step 5 6 Press comp key to display will blink COMP to enter comparator setting if low limit resistance and low limit voltage mode 7 Press Ω RANGE key to select low limit resistance range or Press V RANGE key to select low limit voltage range ...

Page 20: ...djust comparator low limit resistance and voltage 9 Press up key or down key to change the digit 10 If select option to adjust comparator high limit resistance mode Press comp key to display will blink COMP to enter comparator setting if high limit resistance ...

Page 21: ...y or down key to change the digit 14 If you select option to adjust comparator voltage and current mode of step 5 15 Press comp key to enter comparator setting voltage and current mode 16 Press V RANGE key to select low limit voltage range 17 Press left or right key to select option to adjust comparator voltage and current 18 Press up key or down key to change the digit ...

Page 22: ... measurement 1 Connect the current probe to meter red signal output to DCA JACK and black to signal output to DCA JACK 2 Press power key turn on the meter 3 Open the clamp and put the tested conductor in the center or clamp jaws 4 The current value Will be indicated on the LCD ...

Page 23: ... plug into K Type sensor JACK and plug into K Type sensor JACK 2 With banana pins to K Type socket to adapt other standard K Type mini plug temperature probes Remarks temperature measurement can only select one of the NTC test clip or external K Type thermocouple for the selection first priority ...

Page 24: ... auto hold function the symbol of A HOLD and HOLD appear on the screen 2 Press key to disable the hold function 3 Press key for three times the symbol of A HOLD and A MEMO appear to start the Auto recording function Press key again to disable the Auto recording function 7 7 Manual data logging mode and Clear data logger memory 1 Press manual data logging key enable manual data logging mode the dis...

Page 25: ... reading in the memory 7 8 Fuse replacement When fuse replacement is required the user should select a fuse with these specifications 0 5A 250V 5ψ 20mm FAST MIN INTERRUPT RATINGS 1500A to ensure the normal protection of circuit 1 Press power key turn OFF the meter 2 Use a screw driver to unfasten screws on the fuse holders cover and remove the old fuse replace a new fuse with the same specificatio...

Page 26: ... key again for 2 seconds to disable auto power off function 2 Press power key again for 2 seconds to auto power off setting mode 3 Press up key or down key change the auto power off time The auto power off time default value is 15 minutes Press enter key store the setup exit the mode ...

Page 27: ...ower off key to turn the instrument off Use a screw driver to unfasten the screws on the battery cover and remove the cover Take out the old batteries and replace with new batteries taking care to note the correct polarity Re install the battery cover and tighten the holding screws 9 External DC Power External AC to DC adapter Voltage 9VDC 8 12VDCMax Supply current 1 0ADC Socket pin Positive Groun...

Page 28: ... 10 Software installation PC requirement CPU PentiumⅢ 1000MHZ RAM SDRAM 512MB Hard Disk 200MB OS Windows XP Windows 7 Windows 8 Display 1024 768 256 color 1 Insert the CD into the PC to install the software first ...

Page 29: ...ect the USB drive to be installed which is PL 2303 Drive Installer exe click twice on the left key of the mouse to install the USB driver 3 Select the Microsft NET Framework2 0 32bit or 64bit installs the desktop icon ...

Page 30: ...elect the Battery Capacity Impedance Tester V1 0 01and installs the desktop icon 5 Remove the CD from PC after completed the installation 6 Use the USB cable to connect the meter and computer according to the drawing ...

Page 31: ...desktop icon and click twice on left key of the mouse to run the procedure 11 End of Life Disposal Caution this symbol indicates that equipment and its accessories shall be subject to a separate collection and correct disposal ...

Page 32: ...TENMARS ELECTRONICS CO LTD 6F NO 586 Ruiguang Rd Neihu Dist Taipei City Taiwan E mail service tenmars com http www tenmars com ...

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