Hioki RM2610, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Pre-use Inspection
2.9 Pre-use Inspection
To ensure that the system is operating properly, conduct an inspection and check instrument
operation to ensure that no damage has occurred during storage or transport.
(To complete the OPEN and SHORT inspections, use the probe check board that came with the
RM9004 Test Fixture.)
CAUTION
Wipe the probe check board’s gold-plated conductive surface clean with a cloth that has
been slightly moistened with alcohol prior to use.
Do not move the probe inspection board while the inspection is in progress. Doing so
could damage the probes.
Has the instrument been damaged? If so, have it repaired.
Is the insulation on the power cord or
connection cords torn, or is any metal
exposed?
Cord damage could result in electric shock. Do not use
the instrument. Replace the damaged cord with an
undamaged cord.
When you turn on the RM2611 Electrode
Resistance Meter, is the HIOKI logo
displayed on the screen?
If the HIOKI logo is not displayed on the screen, there
may be a wiring break in the power cord or internal
damage in the RM2611 Electrode Resistance Meter.
Have the instrument repaired.
Has the instrument been properly
connected?
Verify that all equipment has been properly connected.
• “Mounting the RM9004 Test Fixture on the RM9003
Press Unit” (p. 24)
• “Connecting the RM9005 Connection Cable” (p. 25)
• “Connecting the RM2611 Electrode Resistance Meter’s
Power Cord” (p. 26)
•“Connecting the RM2611 Electrode Resistance Meter
to a PC with a USB Cable” (p. 27)
• “Connecting the Z2001 Temperature Sensor” (p. 28)
Did you perform SHORT inspection? Verify continuity between the probes, RM2611 Electrode
Resistance Meter, and measurement target (p. 33).
Once continuity of all probes has been verified, the
[Pass.] dialog box will be displayed.
If any continuity issues are found, the
[Abnormal
contact resistance.] or [Abnormal potential
distribution.]
dialog box will be displayed. If you see
frequent errors after changing the measurement location
and verifying continuity again, probes may be suffering
incomplete contact. Take the following steps:
• Use the error rejection function (p. 53)
• Clean the tips of the probes with air (p. 118)
•Replace the probes
Did you perform OPEN inspection? Verify that the probes are isolated from each other
(p. 34).
Once all probes are confirmed to be isolated, the [Pass.]
] dialog box will be displayed.
If the [Abnormal insulation resistance.] dialog box is
displayed, there may be an insulation defect (continuity)
between probes. Clean the tips of the probes with air
(p. 118) and repeat the OPEN inspection.