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Operating manual for the TG uni 1, TG euro 1 and TG euro 1 med appliance tester
Conducting tests in accordance with VDE 0751-1/EN 62353, Example 5 - Devices without protective conductor (PC II) and with applied part of type CF (or BF)
Switching on the appliance tester
Connect the mains plug of the appliance tester to a properly connected and
functional earthed mains socket. Switch on the appliance tester via the
mains switch. Press the large button in the switch-on display (Fig. 111).
The currently set parameters are displayed in the next screen. These can
be changed, or simply confirmed using the [next] button (Fig. 112).
Please note that the device does not have a real time clock. The
date must be entered anew or accepted.
Pressing the [next] button brings you to the Main menu (Fig. 113).
Here you can also enter the basic settings for the appliance tester via the
[Configuration] button (see Page 9 Point 6.1).
Fig. 113
Entering the appliance identification
Press the [Appliance testing] button in the Main menu (Fig. 113).
A screen is displayed requesting entry of the appliance identification.
Pressing the [1/A] button changes the display to a keypad (Fig. 114)
allowing the entry of a test object ID number with a maximum of 19 digits
(Fig. 115). This can also be read via a barcode scanner.
Entry of the appliance identification number is not compulsory.
The subsequent entry of the appliance type is not compulsory and is
automatically displayed for barcode entry. For manual entry you use the [1/
A] and [OK] buttons to reach this menu.
Press the [OK] button if you do not wish to enter any information here.
In the Main menu (Fig. 116) press the [to DIN VDE 0751-1] button.
Fig. 114
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Fig. 115
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