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IDEAL INDUSTRIES, INC.
TECHNICAL MANUAL
MODELS:
61-773
61-775
The Service Information provides the following information:
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Precautions and safety information
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Specifications
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Performance test procedure
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Calibration and calibration adjustment procedure
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Basic maintenance (replacing the battery)
Form number: TM61773-5
Revision: 3
Date: July 2010
Form number TM61773-5
Rev 3 July 2010
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- Page 1 IDEAL INDUSTRIES, INC. TECHNICAL MANUAL MODELS: 61-773 61-775 The Service Information provides the following information: • Precautions and safety information • Specifications • Performance test procedure • Calibration and calibration adjustment procedure • Basic maintenance (replacing the battery) Form number: TM61773-5...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page Introduction Precautions and Safety Information Symbol Table TightSight™ Display Notes High Voltage Warning (HI-V) Safety Information Certifications and Compliance Specifications General Specification Voltage Specifications Current Specifications Resistance Specifications Frequency Specification Capacitance Specifications Continuity Specifications Performance Verification Calibration Replacing the Battery Form number TM61773-5... -
Page 3: Introduction
The 61-770 series contains parts that can be damaged by static discharge. Follow the standard practices for handling static sensitive devices. For additional information about IDEAL INDUSTRIES, INC. and its products, and services, visit IDEAL INDUSTRIES, INC. web site at: www.idealindustries.com Precautions and Safety Information Use the meter only as described in the Users Manual. -
Page 4: High Voltage Warning (Hi-V)
Page 2 High Voltage Warning (HI-V): The meter beeps and lights an LED when >30V AC/DC voltage is present through test leads of the meter. This enhanced safety feature alerts the user that dangerous voltage is present across the leads even if the meter is set on an incorrect function or range. Notes: This feature does not work through the clamp head as the clamp is intended to only measure current. -
Page 5: Certifications And Compliance
-20 C to 60 C (-4 F to 140 F) at <80% relative humidity Power source: 9V Battery (NEDA 1604) Battery Life: 100 hours typical (alkaline) {61-773} 100 hours typical (alkaline) {61-775} Low Battery Indicator: symbol indicates low battery voltage... -
Page 6: Voltage Specifications
Continuity <30 Continuity Not specified AC Converter: 61-773, 61-775 – True RMS sensing Overload Protection: AC and DC Voltage: Not to exceed 1000V DC or 750VAC RMS AC Current: Not to exceed 1000A AC DC Current: Not to exceed 1000A DC... -
Page 7: Performance Verification
High Input Model Number /Range Limit Limit V AC 750V 120V AC @ 45Hz 118.3 121.7 61-773, 61-775 V AC 750V 120V AC @ 400Hz 112.3 127.7 61-773, 61-775 V AC 750V 700V AC @ 45Hz 689.0 711.0 61-773, 61-775... - Page 8 Page 6 Table 6 Capacitance and Frequency Tests High Function /Range Input Model Number Limit Limit 50Hz @ 5A 49.70 50.30 61-773, 61-775 {through clamp} Hz {auto} 200Hz @ 10A 198.5 201.5 61-773, 61-775 {through clamp} 60Hz @ 120V 59.2 60.8...
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Page 9: Calibration
Page 7 CALIBRATION Calibration Preparation Turn on the calibrator, allow calibrator to warm up. Perform calibration at 23±2°C (73.4°F ±3.5°F) at relative humidity of < 70%. Temperature stabilization should be reached after 30 minutes. Disconnect the test leads and turn the range switch to “OFF”. Remove the screws holding the battery cover, one at the jaw, and the screw for the TightSight™... -
Page 10: Calibration
Page 8 Resistance Calibration 1. Set the function switch to range. Short the V and COM inputs on the meter. After a reading in the LCD is settled (about 5 seconds), press MAX/MIN button until unit display reads 000.0 ± 1 digit. -
Page 11: Replacing The Battery
Page 9 Battery Replacement (Refer to Figure 1) 1. Disconnect the test leads from any circuit under test and turn off meter. 2. Use a Philips head screwdriver to remove the screws on battery cover. 3. Remove battery from the battery compartment. 4.