Schloder SESD 216, Руководство по эксплуатации

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User manual SESD 216 / SESD 230 281606 page 16 of 20
7.3 Programming the automatic tests
Activate the setup function according chapter 8.1 and select a setup number, which you will program.
Principle it allows existing spaces to be overwritten. All 20 setup numbers SET 01 – SET 20 cannot
change, all contents of this can changed.
The 5 buttons and the potentiometer have double functions. In the setup mode they describe other things
Nr.
Normal Mode Setup Mode
1 On / Off ON / OFF switch ON / OFF switch
2 Polarity
Polarity of the pulse,
positive and negative
Use
Use the adjusted
parameters
3 Con/Air
Mode CON / AIR
Contact discharge or air
discharge
 
Selection of various
parameters
4 Perm
Selection test level,
Continuous mode and
Setup - Mode
Escape
Back without saving the
adjusted parameters
5 Value
Potentiometer for
output voltage adjust
Value
Adjustment test level 1 – 4
and pre-selection parame-
ters
6 Counter Counter pre-selectable Clear Clear of the setup values
7 Rep. Freq. Repetition frequency Store Store of the setup values
8 LCD Display 4 lines
7.3.1 Input parameter
An example is for programming a blank space – e.g., SET 10. Right next to „SET 10“ is an arrow (left
arrow) to see. This arrow marks the position of the input fields. The arrow can be set using the key
„Con/Air“ at any position to move on. Values on the individual items can be set using the potentiometer.
Example:
- MOD The rotation of the potentiometers causes the indication AIR or CON. Similarly
some parameters are activated, depending on the choice AIR or CON.
- REP The repetition frequencies are stored and can be selected.
- POL Choice the polarity
- SPA The arrow points to the right, the „Starting voltage“ can be set.
- STE Enter the „voltage step“ or „voltage jump“.
- END Entering the „final voltage“ or the maximum test voltage.
- NBSTEP „Number of steps“ – indicating the number of test pulses per increment.
Depending on the voltage swing (beginning and end) and the step size results in
a maximum possible number of discharges per step. A higher number cannot be
set.