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MI 3360 OmegaGT XA guide EN

MI 3360 OmegaGT XA guide EN
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MI 3360 OmegaGT XA guide EN

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Instrument Setup and Configuration
  • User Account Management: Administrators can manage user accounts to ensure only authorized personnel operate the OmegaPAT/GT XA instrument. It is advised to change the default administrator password.
  • Instrument Behavior Configuration: Users can set test sequence flow, test mode, and result display options, including automatic or manual sequences and handling of failed tests.
  • Parameter Settings: Specific parameters like Equipment ID and Retest period can be configured to increment automatically or replicate the last used ID.
  • Peripheral Device Selection: The instrument supports various peripheral devices for data entry and output, including external keyboards.
Auto Sequence® Features
  • Menu Functionality: Allows execution of pre-prepared test sequences, supporting both manual and automated sequences, with data storage and result printing.
  • Search and Multi-Point Testing: Users can search for sequences by name or code and test appliances with multiple points, like extension leads.
  • Earth Bond Calculator: Assists in selecting correct limits for Earth bond tests based on cable specifications or VDE standards.
Test Modes and Execution
  • Manual Mode: Users manually set parameters and execute tests, selecting sequences and saving results.
  • Semi-Automated Modes: Visual inspections are automatically checked, with options for data input/output devices.
  • Fully-Automated Mode: Utilizes the Auto Sequence® editor for creating custom sequences, enabling automated testing and data handling.
Memory Management
  • Memory Organizer: Facilitates well-documented test results and periodic testing, with modules for upcoming retests and test structure uploads.
  • Memory Structure: Users can build custom structures for storing test results, with recommendations to not exceed 100 elements per level.
Workspace and Structure Elements
  • Workspace Setup: Only one active workspace is allowed, stored on a microSD card, with nodes organizing data within the Memory Organizer.
  • Creating Memory Structures: Users can start with demo structures or create custom ones, including single tests or Auto Sequences.
Re-testing and Labeling
  • Re-testing Procedures: Essential for safety, using memory organizer search, MESM PC software, or QR/NFC tags.
  • Labeling and Tagging: Supports different label formats and comprehensive data storage via QR codes and NFC tags.
RFID/NFC Tag Data Content
Details the data written on RFID/NFC tags, including test and user information.
MESM Report and License Differences
  • Report Types: Basic licenses allow basic report printing, while PRO licenses offer additional reports and features like professional printing and Excel export.
  • License Functionality: PRO licenses provide enhanced features for data handling and report generation.
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MI 3360 OmegaGT XA guide EN-1

Guide to OmegaPAT/GT XA Ver 1.1.1; Code No. 20 753 132

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Manufacturer: METREL d.d. Ljubljanska cesta 77 1354 Horjul Slovenia web site: http://www.metrel.si e-mail: [email protected] © 2020 METREL Mark on your equipment certifies that this equipment meets the requirements of the EU (European Union) concerning safety and electromagnetic compatibility regulations. No part of this publication may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means without permission in writing from METREL.

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TEST MODE V. STARTING FROM MEMORY ORGANIZER, EXECUTION OF SINGLE TESTS. 36 PRINT RESULTS (N…SELECTED APPLIANCES WILL BE PRINTED ON THE REPORT) . 53 BASIC REPORT (N…SELECTED APPLIANCES WILL BE PRINTED ON THE REPORT) ... 53 7.1.1. EETR_PRO REPORT (N…SELECTED APPLIANCES WILL BE PRINTED ON THE REPORT) 54 7.1.2.

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1. Setting of instrument before testing This document is intended to inform the user about possible ways of using the instrument for the testing purposes (different workflows “test modes” are explained in details). Before start using the specific test mode, the instruments behaviour, during the procedure and at the end of it, can be set. The behaviour of the instrument can be set using following settings.         Setup of user account Sign In Auto Sequence ® test mode Auto Sequence ® flow Display of test result Behaviour of specific element parameters Setup of writing devices Setup of

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Setup of user account The demand to sign in can prevent from unauthorized persons to work with the instrument. In this menu user accounts can be managed:  Setting if signing in to work with the instrument is required or not.  Adding and deleting new users, setting their user names and passwords. The user accounts can be managed by the administrator. Factory set administrator password: ADMIN It is recommended to change factory set administrator password after first use. If the custom password, is forgotten the second administrator password can be used. This password which is provided at a delivery...

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1.1.1. Sign In Sign in to the instrument is the first option available. If a user account is set and the user is signed in the user's information will be stored in memory for each measurement. This feature is crucial for traceability of the taken measurements. Connect instrument to mains. Start using the instrument. Sign In with the 4 digit password .

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Prior to the execution of test sequence, the user can choose between following options: flow of the test sequence, test mode, display of test results. Each of this settings will have a significant role in the test procedure. 1.2.1. Auto Sequence ® test mode Setup of sequence mode Standard Expert Select General Settings, Settings . Standard – Visual and Functional inspection status fields should be set manually. Expert – All Visual and Functional inspection status fields are filled automatically with PASS status. Start using the instrument. Figure 1.2.1.1_Auto Sequence® test mode

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1.2.2. Auto Sequence ® flow Setup of sequence flow Ends if fail Proceeds if fail Select General Settings, Settings . Ends if fail – Auto Sequence will end after first fail status of measurement / inspection is detected. Proceeding tests will be skipped. Proceeds if fail – Auto Sequence will proceed even if fail status of measurement / inspection is detected. Start using the instrument. Figure 1.2.2.1_Auto Sequence ® flow

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1.2.3. Display of test result Setup for displaying test results Worst Last Select General Settings, Settings . Worst – the worst result will be displayed at the end of test. Last – last result will be displayed at the end of test. Start using the instrument. Figure 1.2.3.1_Display of test result

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Behaviour of specific element parameters In addition to instruments behaviour at execution of the test sequence, the user can also set rules for behaviour of specific structure element parameters. Setup of structure parameters behaviour Following settings apply for bellow listed elemnts. Equipment ID Equipment name Retest period Offered ID will be incremented + 1. Select General Settings, Settings . Increment Replicate Replicate – Offered ID will be the same as last used. Blank Blank – Equipment ID will not be offered. Start using the instrument. Figure 1.3.1_behaviour of structure element

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Selection of peripheral devices The instrument can be used as a standalone unit or in combination with different peripheral devices, which are enabling, entering of data into structure parameters or writing/printing the data to external media (NFC tags or different labels). Selection of peripheral devices and how the instrument will behave when specific devices are selected is explained bellow. 1.4.1. Setup of writing devices Set writting device Select Communication port, label size, date type, auto save, tag format, . Select writing device from the list, . Start using the instrument. Select...

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1.4.2. Setup of reading devices Set reading device If applicable, select Communication port, . Select reading device from the list, . Start using the instrument. Select General Settings, Devices Start with configuration. Figure 1.4.2.1_setup of reading devices

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1.4.3. Setup of external Keyboard Note! No other available, wired reading devices can be used, when A 1578 External RS232/USB adapter is connected. External Keyboard setup If External port is used by other vired device, first disable it! Bluetooth devices can be used simultaneuisly. Select General Settings, Settings. Start using the instrument. Figure 1.4.3.1_External keyboard setup

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2. Features of Auto Sequence® menu The Auto Sequences menu is intended primarily for users who use already known working procedures on the field (pre-prepared Auto Sequences) and want to be as effective as possible. The speed of execution of the Auto Sequences comes to great expression in this way of work. Working with this mode, the user gets the ability to create an Auto Sequences, which can be partly or fully automated. By switching on, flow commands the whole test sequence necessary for checking the safety of portable appliance can be manually or automatically executed, this includes storing...

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