AEMC instruments 6292 User manual

WITH AEMC

INSTRUMENTS

MICRO-OHMMETERS

Micro-Ohmmeter

Model 6292

ENGLISH

Quick Start Guide

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Statement of Compliance

Chauvin Arnoux®, Inc. d.b.a. AEMC® Instruments

certies that this instrument has been calibrated

using standards and instruments traceable to

international standards.

We guarantee that at the time of shipping your

instrument has met the instrument’s published

specications.

An NIST traceable certicate may be requested

at the time of purchase, or obtained by returning

the instrument to our repair and calibration

facility, for a nominal charge.

The recommended calibration interval for this

instrument is 12 months and begins on the date of

receipt by the customer. For recalibration, please

use our calibration services. Refer to our repair and

calibration section at www.aemc.com/calibration.

Serial #:

Catalog #: 2129.83

Model #: 6292

Please ll in the appropriate date as indicated:

Date Received:

Date Calibration Due:

Micro-Ohmmeter Model 6292

Cat. #2129.83

Set of Two, 25 ft Kelvin Clips (200A - Hippo)

Cat. #2129.72

Large Classic Tool Bag

Cat. #2133.71

Green Ground Lead w/ Clamp

Cat. #2129.88

USB Cable (5 ft)

Cat. #2140.46

Power Cord, 110V US

Cat. #5000.40

PRODUCT PACKAGING

(1) 4 GB USB Drive

with Dataview®Software &

User Manual

Micro-Ohmmeter Model 6292 - Quick Start Guide 5

Thank you for purchasing an AEMC®Instruments Micro-Ohmmeter Model 6292.

For the best results from your instrument and for your safety, you must read the

enclosed operating instructions carefully and comply with the precautions for

use. Only qualied and trained operators should use this product.

Symbols & Denitions

Signies that the instrument is protected by double or reinforced insulation

CAUTION - Risk of Danger! Indicates a WARNING. Whenever this symbol

is present, the operator must refer to the user manual before operation

Indicates a risk of electric shock. The voltage at the parts marked with this

symbol may be dangerous

Application or withdrawal authorized on conductors carrying dangerous volt-

ages. Type A current sensor as per IEC 61010-2-032

Refers to a type B current sensor. Application or withdrawal not authorized

on conductors carrying dangerous voltages. Type B current sensor as per

IEC 61010-2-032

CAUTION! HOT SURFACE! The metallic parts close to this symbol may

cause burn-related injuries

Battery

Indicates Important information to acknowledge

This product complies with the Low Voltage & Electromagnetic Compatibility

European directives (73/23/CEE & 89/336/CEE)

The UKCA marking certies that the product is compliant with the require-

ments that apply in the United Kingdom, specically regarding Low-Voltage

Safety, Electromagnetic Compatibility, and the Restriction of Hazardous

Substances.

In the European Union, this product is subject to a separate collection

system for recycling electrical and electronic components in accordance with

directive WEEE 2002/96/EC

Denition of Measurement Categories (CAT)

CAT IV: Corresponds to measurements performed at the primary electrical

supply (< 1000 V).

Example: primary overcurrent protection devices, ripple control units,

and meters.

CAT III: Corresponds to measurements performed in the building installation

at the distribution level.

Example: hardwired equipment in xed installation and circuit

breakers.

CAT II: Corresponds to measurements performed on circuits directly

connected to the electrical distribution system.

Example: measurements on household appliances and portable tools.

6 Micro-Ohmmeter Model 6292 - Quick Start Guide

Precautions for Use

The protection obtained by the instrument can be compromised if it is used in a

way that is not recommended by the manufacturer.

Do not attempt to perform any tests with this instrument until you have

read the user manual.

Tests are to be carried out on de-energized circuits only! Never connect

the unit to a live circuit.

The micro-ohmmeter must be connected to the earth/ground point

through the ground terminal or the power cord.

Be sure the power cord is accessible at all times, in case the instrument

needs to be quickly unplugged for any reason. Always disconnect the

power cord before performing any repair on the instrument.

Do not obstruct the intake vents or the fan to avoid overheating.

During a circuit breaker measurement, its contacts must be closed and

connected to an earth/ground point. The end connected to an earth/

ground point must be connected to the “C-” terminal.

Ensure the terminals are free of any voltage in relation to earth/ground

point and the other terminals. In a substation, you will nd high potential

levels in relation to the earth/ground point in disconnected points. Those

potentials are caused by presence of electromagnetic elds and can be

minimized following the indications in the paragraph above.

Make sure that the current connections are well connected to avoid

potential overheating.

Be careful when manipulating the current terminals in the instrument.

High temperatures may occur in the current connections.

Never connect or disconnect the cables during a measurement. If a

modication must be made, press the STOP button rst.

The micro-ohmmeter should never be used in an explosive environment,

such as poorly ventilated battery rooms and enclosures.

The instrument, test leads, and measuring wires must be free of defects

and should be changed if there is any evidence of deterioration (insulation

split, burnt, etc.).

Never exceed the safety values indicated in the specications.

Micro-Ohmmeter Model 6292 - Quick Start Guide 7

Control Features

Current Probe Connector

1. Positive supply for the current probe

(+9 VDC)

2. Negative supply for the current probe

(Gnd)

3. Not connected

4. Current probe output signal (+)

5. Current probe output signal (-)

NOTE: The positive supply can supply 80 mA maximum.

1. Air intake vents

2. Current output terminal (C+)

3. Potential terminal (P+)

4. Potential terminal (P-)

5. Current output terminal (C-)

6. Ground terminal

7. Current probe connector

8. LCD Display

9. Fuse

10. Power cord connector

11. Fan

12. Alphanumeric keypad

and function buttons

13. Rotary test knob

14. USB communication port

15. ON/OFF switch

8 Micro-Ohmmeter Model 6292 - Quick Start Guide

Keypad and Function Buttons

The Model 6292 can be operated and congured using the alphanumeric

keypad. The keypad enables you to name objects (groups of tests) and enter

the date/time, and the function buttons let you select a number of conguration

settings.

The function buttons perform as follows:

CAPS LOCK when enabled (indicated by a green LED just above it)

results in all typed letters appearing capitalized on the display.

NUM LOCK when enabled causes the keypad to print numbers vs letters.

MENU displays the main menu for conguration and instrument settings.

DEL erases characters.

SAVE saves the conguration or advances one menu level.

ESC aborts some functions or returns back one menu level.

MODE selects between Normal or BSG (both sides grounded) modes.

START starts a test.

STOP stops a test.

Rotary Knob

The rotary knob has two primary purposes: (1) adjust the current during a test,

and (2) navigate through menus and select options.

During a xed current test, a short press will allow manual adjustment of the

test current.

When the main screen is displayed, a short press will perform the MENU

button function.

When in a menu, rotating the knob navigates through listed options; a short

press selects the highlighted option.

When in a menu, pressing the rotary knob for two seconds performs an ESC

button function.

PRESS TO ENTER

SELECT/CURRENT ADJUST

Micro-Ohmmeter Model 6292 - Quick Start Guide 9

Installing DataView®

NOTE: DO NOT CONNECT THE INSTRUMENT TO THE PC BEFORE

INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE AND DRIVERS.

1. Insert the USB stick into an available USB port (wait for driver to be

installed).

2. If Autorun is enabled, an AutoPlay window should appear. If Autorun is

disabled, it will be necessary to open Windows Explorer. Then, locate and

open the USB stick drive labeled DataView to view the les on the drive.

3. In the AutoPlay window, select Open folder to view les.

4. Double-click on Setup.exe from the opened folder view to launch the

DataView®setup program.

NOTE: For more information on using the DataView®software, refer to

the Model 6292 user manual that is supplied on the USB stick.

Getting Started

WARNING: Read the user manual and safety warnings before using

this instrument. Safety procedures and rules for working near high

voltage energized systems must be observed during the use of this

instrument. The generated voltages and currents may be dangerous.

1. Connect the instrument to a 120/240 V 50/60 Hz AC power supply.

2. Before turning the instrument on, connect the test probes to the appropriate

front panel terminals on the device to be tested.

3. Perform a test with the test leads shorted. If the current does not reach the

preset current (or the measured resistance is signicantly higher than 0 Ω),

check the connection and try again. If the problem persists, contact technical

support.

Connection Example in BSG Mode:

10 Micro-Ohmmeter Model 6292 - Quick Start Guide

WARNING: Read Do not connect or disconnect the test leads during

a measurement. Grounding connections are strongly recommended to

protect the operator and equipment. Use a strong grounding point as

close as possible to the device under test. This ground is required to

verify the instrument is working properly.

Saving a Test

To save a test result, press SAVE during the test to get partial results or

at the end of the test to save the nal result.

If the Auto Save function in the menu settings is set to ON, the nal result

will be automatically saved at each successfully completed test.

Establishing Communication to the Instrument

1. Connect the instrument to the PC with the supplied cable.

2. Double-click the Micro-Ohmmeter icon in the DataView folder that was

created on the desktop during software installation to open the Control

Panel.

3. From the menu bar, select Instrument,then click Connect to open the

Connection dialog box.

The instrument name should appear in the Communication port eld. If not,

select it from the drop-down list. Ensure that the Instrument model eld is

set to 6292, and the Communication rate is set to 57600. Then, click OK.

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