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2. Before installation
Battery
cover
Figure 2.3.1
Location of
transceiver battery
compartment
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2.1 Inspection upon arrival
Upon arrival it is important that the cases are inspected and the
contents checked against the packing list which is attached to each
case. Any shortage or damage should be reported immediately to the
insurance and/or ABB representative and not later than 30 days from
the arrival of the goods. ABB cannot take responsibility for shortages
or damages not reported within this time period.
Verify that the following items are present together with this manual:
• Transceiver
• Data cable
• CD with software
• 9V battery
• Philips screwdriver
If the contents are to be stored for a long period of time prior to use,
they should be kept dry and indoors.
2.2 Tools for assembly
Special instruments or tools are not required for installation of the
EXCOUNT-II sensor. For convenience, a philips screwdriver is provi-
ded for fitting of the 9V battery in the transceiver.
2.3 Insert the 9V battery in the transceiver
Open the battery compartment on the rear of the transceiver using the
supplied screwdriver. The compartment cover is locked with a single
philips-head screw. Insert the battery and ensure the correct polarity.
Replace the cover and firmly tighten the screw.
Important! After inserting a new battery, always check that the date
and time on the Transceiver are sychronized with the setting on the
PC. If not, set them as described in section 5 of this manual.
2.4 Pre-installation
Prior to installation of the EXCOUNT-II sensor onto the surge arrester, the fol-
lowing steps should be undertaken to ensure trouble-free operation.
a) Sensors ID-number
Make a note of the sensor ID-number and its intended location (sta-
tion, position and phase) before installation. The ID-number is located
as shown in figure 2.4.1 and unique for each individual sensor. The
1HSA 801 080-15en EXCOUNT-II Users Manual
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