DynAmp RCEM, Инструкция по установке, эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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Installation, Operation and Service Manual RCEM
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B.8 ACQUIRING A RECTIFIER DATA SET
Use the following procedure to setup and acquire the rectifier data:
1.
Enter the rectifier unit number in the “Unit Number:” field.
2. Enter the waveform factor in the “Waveform Factor:” field. See Appendix A for the
correct waveform factor to use. This value varies with the ANSI rectifier circuit
number but regardless of the waveform factor used, the diode currents will be
correct.
3. Click on the “ACQUIRE DATA” command button to acquire or refresh the rectifier
data.
B.9 SAVING THE RECTIFIER DATA TO A FILE
Use the following procedure to save the rectifier data to a file:
1.
Click on the “SAVE AS” command button on the spreadsheet.
2. Select the folder in which the data will be stored from the “Save in:” option box.
3. Enter the filename in the “File name:” option box.
4. Click on the “Save” button.
Note: The rectifier data cannot be saved to a disk file from the “SCAN” mode. You must exit
the “SCAN” mode before saving the rectifier data.
B.10 ACTIVATING THE TEST MODE OF OPERATION
Use the following procedure to activate the test mode of operation:
1.
Click on the desired test level radio button.
2. Click on the “TEST MODE” command button. If you are near the DAU, you should
hear the test signal relays energize.
3. Check the “Level:” field to confirm the correct test signal level.
4. Acquire the test data by clicking the “ACQUIRE DATA” command button or start the
“SCAN” mode to view the test data.
5. Click on the “TEST MODE” command button to leave the test mode of operation.
The “Level:” field will change to “OFF” to indicate “TEST MODE” is not active.
B.11 STARTING THE SCAN MODE OF OPERATION
Uses the following procedures to setup and start the rectifier data scan:
a. Enter the rectifier unit number in the “Unit Number:” field.
b. Enter the waveform factor in the “Waveform Factor:” field. See Appendix A for the
correct waveform factor to use. This value varies with the ANSI rectifier circuit number
but regardless of the waveform factor used, the diode currents will be correct.