Voltech AT5600, Руководство пользователя

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C H A P T E R 1 4 - A T E D I T O R
AT5600 User Manual 98-119 issue 14
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WARNING: You must NOT switch off the AT or interrupt the communications
during firmware updates.
14.8. Self-Test
The self-test is a sequence of checks made by the tester to ensure the unit is
functioning correctly. It cannot check that measurements will be made to
specification, but it can check that most functionality is working correctly. Although
the AT5600 will automatically detect and report most faults that may cause
incorrect measurements, it is recommended to run a system test at the start of
each day for added confidence that the AT5600 is operating correctly. The self-
test can also be run via the Front Panel menu system, see section 8.1.7 Self-Test.
Before commencing system test, please ensure that there is no fixture fitted
and nothing is touching any of the test nodes on the top surface of the
AT5600. The self-test shall only run if the Safety Interlock is in the safe
condition.
CAUTION: If the connections have been correctly made to the Safety
Interlock, safe condition, then high voltage, generating up to 7000V, shall be
present on all of the test nodes on the top surface of the AT5600.
To run the Self-Test;
a) Run the AT EDITOR software
b) Connect AT EDITOR using USB (preferred) or RS232 comms to the AT5600.
c) On the Editor, select
Tester >Run Self-Test.
d) At the ‘Save As’ prom pt, assign a name for the file which the results will be
saved to, in the example below, the file name is SelfTest.xml, then click Save.