Valhalla 2300, Operation Manual

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Maximum Common Mode Voltage: 1500V peak from any terminal to chassis
Power Factor Response: Zero to unity power factor, leading or lagging
Warm-up Time: 1 hour to specifications
Power: 50 to 400Hz @ 105-125VAC or 210-250VAC, 40VA max
Safety: Complies with UL1244 and IEC-348
Connections: Three sets of fully floating terminals, one for each channel
Input Configuration: Three-wire type wattmeter with three current inputs for each phase
Displays: Three simultaneous displays. One each for volts, amps, and watts.
Display Type: Red LED 4½ digits per display
Peak Overload Indication: Six LED's; one for voltage, one for current for each channel
Range Selection: Manual push-button or via Option TL-4 IEEE-488 interface
IEEE Interface (Option "TL-4"): Compliance with IEEE-488 (1978) with subsets SH1, AH1, T6, TE0,
L4, LE0, SR1, RL1, PP0, DC1, DT1, C0
2-7. Performance Verification
Verification of the performance of the Model 2300 may be performed at any time, and is especially
recommended following receipt of the unit or following transportation. Verification may be achieved
with two levels: verified as operational; verified as operational and within specifications. The
procedures for both are given below.
2-7-1. Verification of Operation
If the 2300 fails any of the tests below, employ normal troubleshooting procedures or consult the factory
for advice.
1) Ensure that the POWER switch (lower left hand corner of the front panel) of the 2300 is in the OFF
position, i.e. no yellow dot showing.
2) Ensure that the rear panel switch is set to the correct local line voltage and apply AC power to the
2300. Make no connections to the shunt input terminals under the flip lid.
3) Press the 2300 POWER switch to the ON position (yellow dot showing). The LED's on the front
panel should illuminate in the 600V, 100A and
φ
A positions, and the displays should indicate near
zero. Wandering displays or continuous illumination of any overload indicator signifies
that a problem may exist.