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- Page 1 NADIR USER'S GUIDE September 2009 MADE - V 3.20...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
OVERVIEW ..............................5 NADIR COMPONENTS ..........................6 NADIR TRANSMITTER ..........................7 ......................... 8 ONNECTION OF THE RANSMITTER NADIR RECEIVER ............................9 USING NADIR RECEIVER .......................... 10 ........................ 12 SING THE INTERNAL RANSDUCER ....................... 12 SING THE EXTERNAL RANSDUCER MADE-FLEX R ................. -
Page 3: Safety Information
Dismantling the cases is forbidden. This operation is limited exclusively to personnel qualified by MADE. 1.2 Following the safety recommendations : DANGER : Indicates a dangerous or potentially dangerous situation which, if not avoided, could cause serious or deadly injuries. -
Page 4: Dangerous Environments
1.4 Dangerous environments DANGER : Even though some of the systems supplied by MADE are designed and certified for installation in dangerous environments, several MADE systems are not intended for use in such environments. It is incumbent upon those who install these systems in dangerous environments to determine the acceptability of the system for its environment. -
Page 5: Overview
These operations are carried out on a powered LV network under load. The operating principle of NADIR is that the Transmitter draws a complex signal down the LV feeder, with no disturbances for the connected loads. This signal will be found between the Transmitter connection point and the power source;... -
Page 6: Nadir Components
MADE-Flex (Rogowski coil) for locating the phase(s). The charger for Receiver battery pack is integrated into the Transmitter. To charge the Receiver, connect the Transmitter to a 230 V ∼ supply, and connect the Receiver with the cable supplied. -
Page 7: Nadir Transmitter
If the fault persists, contact : NIS, A. T. M. S. or the manufacturer. The NADIR Transmitter monitors its internal voltages, the cooling fan and the overall operation. So as to improve reception, try to connect the Transmitter as close as possible downstream of the point of interest. -
Page 8: Connection Of The Transmitter
4.1 Connection of the Transmitter Phase-to-Phase connection in a link box Phase-to-Neutral connection in a link box GU_NADIR_V_3_20_EN 8 / 20... -
Page 9: Nadir Receiver
Receiver is disconnected from the charger and the charging cable. To recharge the battery pack, connect the link cable to the charger in the NADIR Transmitter and connect this in turn to the mains (230 V∼). -
Page 10: Using Nadir Receiver
To start the Receiver : Press ON NADIR V3.00 WWW.MADE-SA.COM Tel. : +33.494.083.198 MADE SA The software version number and the telephone number of MADE-SA are shown. To use with the cable pre-identification Transducer • Connect this Transducer • Place the Transducer on the cables, one by one to find the highest signal. - Page 11 IDENTIFICATION Level xx % The measurement is made with more sophisticated algorithms in order to better identify the transmitted signal, and integrated over 5 seconds. The SEARCH function enables quick location of the cable sought. The IDENTIFICATION function confirms this for cables and phases with more precision and leaves the signal level value on the screen together with the highest value in the sequence if the Memo Max function is activated.
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Page 12: Using The Internal Transducer
6.1 Using the internal Transducer Correct Position Wrong Position 6.2 Using the external Transducer GU_NADIR_V_3_20_EN 12 / 20... -
Page 13: Using The Made-Flex Rogowski Coil To Identify A Phase
6.3 Using the MADE-FLEX Rogowski coil to identify a phase Rogowski coil GU_NADIR_V_3_20_EN 13 / 20... -
Page 14: Nadir Operation
Measurement Measurement Measurement with the NADIR Receiver This operation is first done in SEARCH mode, which gives an instantaneous measurement (acquisition time ∼ 2 seconds). During the acquisition, hold the transducer still. When a significant signal is found, change to IDENTIFICATION mode, which gives a measurement integrated over 5 seconds. - Page 15 In " PHASE IDENTIFICATION " mode : • Connect the « MADE-FLEX » (Rogowski coil) Transducer to the Receiver The Receiver differentiates automatically between Transducers. Note : Do not put this Transducer around the cable or the screen, only the Phase to be measured, or only the Neutral of the feeder, depending on the Transmitter connection.
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Page 16: Technical Characteristics
8 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS Weight : 13 kg • Transmitter : 12 kg • Receiver : 1 kg Dimensions : • Transmitter : 549 x 371 x 229 mm • Receiver : 320 x 110 x 45 mm Transmitter supply : •... -
Page 17: Maintenance
Never use solvent, or a solvent-based product, to clean the system and / or its accessories. For cleaning and maintenance of NADIR, it is sufficient to : Check that the Transducers are clean : wipe off with a dry cloth... -
Page 18: Guarantee
If a defect is discovered during the period of the guarantee, MADE agrees, at its choice, to either repair or replace the deficient part, excluding the expenses of handling and of initial delivery. All parts repaired or replaced under the terms of this agreement will be guaranteed only for the remainder of the period of initial guarantee of the system. -
Page 19: Copyright
The content of this document is destined for use only as information. It can be modified without prior notice and must not be considered as an obligation by MADE. MADE declines all responsibility for mistakes or inaccuracies that the present document may contain. GU_NADIR_V_3_20_EN... -
Page 20: Appendix
13 APPENDIX 13.1 CE Confomity The Society : declares by this document that the product described in this manual, that is : NADIR conforms to the following directives , including all the applicable amendments : Référence Titre 73/23/CEE Low Voltage Directive ( LVD )
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