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Chapter 3 Component measurement
This chapter provides description of instrument operation and lists some
measurement examples.
3.1
Unpacking and inspection
3.1.1 Notices
1. After unpacking, please verify with packing list.
2. Read Operation Manual in details before operating the instrument, especially
some notes and notices; or operate the instrument under instruction of
professional personnel.
3. Power
The instrument adopts the power supply of 220VAC±10%/50Hz±5%.
Before switching on the power supply, make sure that line voltage is correct.
Neutral, Line and Earth should be connected correctly as shown in Figure
3-1:
Earth
Neutral
Line
Figure 3-1 Power Supply Receptacle
For protection from electrical shock, the power cable ground must not be
defeated. The power plug must be plugged into an outlet that provides a
protective earth ground connection.
Then outlet can’t be shared with those devices consuming large power to
avoid interference or damage of the instrument.
4. The instrument should be operated under the environment conditions
specified in the manual. Always keep the instrument and the test terminals
away from electrical and magnetic field to avoid influence of the
measurement accuracy.
5. Allow the instrument to warm up a minimum of 10 minutes before starting
any of the performance tests.
6. Turn off the power supply and draw out the plug, when instrument is not in
use, or when covers need to be removed for troubleshooting.
3.1.2 Common component measurement
1. Switch on the power supply correctly. And the instrument’s default