OPERATION MANUALRESISTOMAT® Type 2304 Manufacturer: prazisionsmesstechnik gmbh & co kg All rights reserved burster prazisionsmesstechnik gmbh & co kg TalstraBe 1 - 5 P.O.Box 1432 Germany Germany E-Mail: [email protected] www.burster.de

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EG-Konformitätserklärung Operation EC- Declaration of Conformity according to EN ISO/IEC 17050-1:2004 burster präzisionsmesstechnik gmbh & co kg Name des Herstellers: Manufacturer’s Name: Talstr. 1-5 76593 Gernsbach, Germany Adresse des Herstellers: Manufacturer’s Address: declares under sole responsibility that the product as originally delivered Hochpräziser Meß- und Prüfautomat für die elektrische Widerstandsmeßtechnik Product Name: High-Precision Automatic Inspection and Test Unit for Electrical Resistance Testing Models Number / Type: Diese Erklärung beinhaltet obengenannte Produkte mit...

tions'k Aplsendfx Programming Calibration Configuration Parameterization Operation installation

Position the RESISTOMAT® resistance measuring device so that enough space is left behind the back panel to ensure proper ventilation of the black heat sink. The output of the ventilation channel shown in Fig. 1.2 must not be obstructed. Enough space should also be allowed for the connection of interface cables. The device weighs 28 kg and is contained in appropriately shock-resistant packaging. Unpack it carefully and check whether any contents are missing. The standard scope of delivery includes: - a type 2304 resistance measuring device, - a copy of this handbook. Check the device carefully...

Optional features and accessories - Version for 115VAC + 6% -10% power line voltage. - Type 2304-Z004 calibration resistance package: 5 type 1240 calibration resistances with values of 1OO^tQ, 1 mQ, 10 mQ, 100 mQ and 1 Q. Every resistance has a DKD (german calibration service) label.ln addition, every package contains a type 2394 adapter for direct connection of the calibration resistances to the measurement sockets of the RESISTOMAT® (see Chap. 2.4.5). - Temperature measuring sensor (Ptl 00) including LEM01B type 2304-V001 plug connector: For measuring the temperature of the test unit in the...

Installation Installation The measuring amplifier (analog section) of the device is connected internally with the equipment grounding conductor as shown in Fig. 1.1. Normally, this INTERNAL ground is used. It is advisable to use a separate, EXTERNAL ground only for networks which are particularly prone to interference. This also applies to measurements on objects with single-end grounding, like motors. In order to avoid ground loops here, the reference potential of the measuring circuit should be connected directly with the neutral point of the test unit.(see Chap. 4.7 for changeover from INTERNAL...

Installation Power supply s .!? -W The standard RESISTOMAT@isdesigned to operateat a mains voltageof 230„ + 6%- 10% and a mains frequency of 45 - 65 Hz. 115„, is available as an option (conversion is only carried out by the manufacturer; it is not sufficient to simply switch the voltage selector shown in Fig. 1.2). For this reason, it must be checked whether the voltages specified on the type and voltage plates correspond with the local mains voltage, before the mains voltage is connected (Fig. 1.2) and turned on (Chap. 2.2). The adaption of the device's internal time base (for synchronizing...

Installation Line Power fuse s The two line power fuses each rated at 2 A (both with medium time-lag) are located behind the panel with the voltage inforrnation, inside the mains connection module (see Fig. 1.2). The fuses are changed by inserting a screwdriver into the notch underneath the upper edge of the mains socket, lifting the plate with the voltage information slightly, and pulling out the fuse-insert. ATTENTION: After a fuse has been changed, the fuse-insert must be pushed into the mains module in the correct manner (mark on housing facing arrow with the desired mains voltage). Connection...

Type 2304 RESISTOMAT® Sns^ Ap^endfx Programming Calibration Configuration Parameterization Operation Installation Device address for computer control The device address can be selected via a keyboard or an external interface. The following chapters contain the relevant information: The address selected last is stored after the mains voltage is turned off; the factory presettings (see Chap. 7.4) are "9" (IEC bus) and ”0" (group and device address in the case of RS 232/485). Removing the upper and lower casings: - Loosen the fastening screws (4 each at the top and bottom), - remove the 8 clamping...

Maintenance General Information In principle, the RESISTOMAT does not require any maintenance by the user. If any repairwork becomes necessary, it must only be carried out by the manufacturer. The device complies with the relevant VDE (Associaton of German Engineers) specifications and postal interference suppression regulations. Enquiries Shipping Customer service The manufacturer strongly recommends accompanying technical enquires with the relevant serial numbers. Only then is it possible to determine the technical model (including the software version) and thus ensure a prompt solution. The...

Operation The measuring unit of the high-precision RESISTOMAT® 2304 automatic measuring and testing device operates on the principle of an advanced 4-wire design shown in Fig. 1.3. The voltage drops when current is applied are measured not only across the test unit, but also across an internal reference resistor. Both voltage drops are used to calculate the quotient, which is multiplied by the characteristic value of the reference resistor in order to determine the ohmic value of the test unit. This procedure eliminates contact and transition resistances and is advantageous in that measurement...