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"WATTS CURRENT" TECHNICAL BULLETIN
Issue 19
Phase Rotation
Meter Model 6610
Inside This Issue:
Featured Product:
Phase Rotation Meter
Model 6610
Recording Alarms on the
PowerPad III
Model 8336
®
New DataView
Installation
®
Introducing the Simple Logger
(SL) Series
New AEMC Products:
Current Probe MiniFlex
AC Current Probes Models LM102 and LM103
Chauvin Arnoux
Inc.
®
15 Faraday Drive • Dover, NH 03820 USA • (603) 749-6434 • Fax (603) 742-2346 •
®
Model MA114
®
www.aemc.com
Summer 2019
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- Page 1 Chauvin Arnoux Inc. ® www.aemc.com 15 Faraday Drive • Dover, NH 03820 USA • (603) 749-6434 • Fax (603) 742-2346 • “WATTS CURRENT” TECHNICAL BULLETIN Issue 19 Summer 2019 Phase Rotation Meter Model 6610 Inside This Issue: Featured Product: Phase Rotation Meter...
- Page 2 “WATTS CURRENT” TECHNICAL BULLETIN Issue 19 Summer 2019 Featured Product: Phase Rotation Meter Model 6610 orrect phase rotation in 3-phase AC electrical networks is critical for many applications, such as motor control, radar and telecommunication systems, servo mechanisms, and demodulators. Incorrect rotation can severely damage and even destroy equipment, creating safety issues for facilities and personnel.
- Page 3 “WATTS CURRENT” TECHNICAL BULLETIN Issue 19 Summer 2019 Phase order is determined as soon as the leads are connected. LEDs and an audible buzzer indicate the presence of live wires and phase sequence. The Model 6610 is safety rated for 1000 V in CAT III and 600 V in CAT IV. Other features include: •...
- Page 4 “WATTS CURRENT” TECHNICAL BULLETIN Issue 19 Summer 2019 The clip on each lead should be placed around the conductor’s insulation; direct contact with the live conductor is unnecessary. Position the clip on each conductor so that the point of the triangle mark on the jaw is centered on the conductor.
- Page 5 “WATTS CURRENT” TECHNICAL BULLETIN Issue 19 Summer 2019 Recording Alarms on the PowerPad III Model 8336 ® Tech Bulletin n the Spring 2019 issue of the , we discussed performing a transient search on the PowerPad III Model 8336. This instrument is a three-phase power quality analyzer that ®...
- Page 6 “WATTS CURRENT” TECHNICAL BULLETIN Issue 19 Summer 2019 Alarm Configuration and Scheduling You can configure and schedule alarms either through the instrument’s front panel interface, or through the DataView PowerPad III Control Panel. Both methods are described below. Instrument Front Panel 1.
- Page 7 “WATTS CURRENT” TECHNICAL BULLETIN Issue 19 Summer 2019 3. To edit an alarm field, highlight it using the up and down arrow buttons, then confirm the selection by pressing Sidebar: Hysteresis 4. To activate an alarm, highlight its number in the left-most column and press .
- Page 8 “WATTS CURRENT” TECHNICAL BULLETIN Issue 19 Summer 2019 9. When the session is active, the icon blinks at the top of the screen, along with a status bar showing the progress of the session. In addition, the (stop) button appears in place of .
- Page 9 “WATTS CURRENT” TECHNICAL BULLETIN Issue 19 Summer 2019 This tab lets you configure up to 40 alarms. For each alarm you can set the following (not all these fields apply to each type of alarm): Data to Capture is a drop-down list of all the choices of quantities (including None) •...
- Page 10 “WATTS CURRENT” TECHNICAL BULLETIN Issue 19 Summer 2019 7. At the top of this tab is a read-only field that displays the electrical hook-up, as defined in the General tab of the Configure Instrument dialog box. The remaining fields on this tab are as follows: •...
- Page 11 “WATTS CURRENT” TECHNICAL BULLETIN Issue 19 Summer 2019 Viewing an Alarm Detection Session on the Instrument When your alarm detection session is finished, you can view it in the instrument’s recording list. To do this: 1. If the Detection Schedule screen is displayed, press the button.
- Page 12 “WATTS CURRENT” TECHNICAL BULLETIN Issue 19 Summer 2019 Downloading and Viewing Alarms in DataView Ensure the instrument is powered ON and connected to the Control Panel. Then proceed as follows. 1. To download all data on the instrument: (a) Highlight the name of the instrument in the navigation pane. (b) Click Instrument, and then click the option Download Recorded Data.
- Page 13 “WATTS CURRENT” TECHNICAL BULLETIN Issue 19 Summer 2019 2. The Downloads dialog box appears. This shows all the recordings that have previously been downloaded from the instrument and stored in the computer the last time the Clear/End all downloads button was selected (see below). It also lists any downloads that are currently in progress.
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Page 14: Installation
“WATTS CURRENT” TECHNICAL BULLETIN Issue 19 Summer 2019 New DataView Installation ® tarting with DataView 3.60, you now have the option of installing individual Control Panels ® independent of the rest of DataView. Previously, at a minimum you were required to install the core DataView code along with at least one Control Panel. - Page 15 “WATTS CURRENT” TECHNICAL BULLETIN Issue 19 Summer 2019 Introducing the Simple Logger ® (SL) Series he new Simple Logger (SL) Series are easy-to-use single-channel data loggers designed for ® recording measurements over time. These instruments measure voltage (5 V or 0.1, 1, 10, and 50 V ), current (4 to 20 mA ), pulse, event, or temperature (RTD and thermocouple), depending on...
- Page 16 “WATTS CURRENT” TECHNICAL BULLETIN Issue 19 Summer 2019 All models are configured from a computer running the dedicated Simple Logger Control Panel software, downloaded free from the AEMC web site. The instrument connects to the computer via the supplied USB cable. (NOTE: Only a partial Control Panel screen is shown below.) This program also enables you to connect to the instrument, view measurement data in real time, download a recording, print this data as a report, and export it as a Microsoft Excel-compatible spreadsheet.
- Page 17 “WATTS CURRENT” TECHNICAL BULLETIN Issue 19 Summer 2019 SL Series models are powered by two non-rechargeable AA batteries. The instrument can also run on USB power when connected to a computer or power supply. Models available: • Model SL01 (low voltage 5 V , 50/60 Hz, scaling possible for voltage or current transducer, sample rate 256/second) •...
- Page 18 “WATTS CURRENT” TECHNICAL BULLETIN Issue 19 Summer 2019 New Products: Current Probe MiniFlex Model MA114 ® he MiniFlex MA114 single‑phase 14” (35 cm) sensor converts alternating currents ranging from ® 3 to 3000 A into proportional AC voltages. MiniFlex sensors consist of a flexible coil ®...
- Page 19 “WATTS CURRENT” TECHNICAL BULLETIN Issue 19 Summer 2019 AC Current Probes Models LM102/103 he Model LM102 (Cat. #2153.04) is the latest in compact AC current probes. Designed to meet the most stringent demands in industry and electrical contracting, it also meets the latest safety and performance standards.
- Page 20 Chauvin Arnoux , Inc. d.b.a. AEMC Instruments ® ® 15 Faraday Drive • Dover, NH 03820 USA Tel: (800) 343-1391 • (603) 749-6434 • Fax: (603) 742-2346 www.aemc.com techsupport@aemc.com • ® ® ® ® ® AEMC , MiniFlex , PowerPad...