Gossen MetraWatt MAVOPAD Bedienungsanleitung

Operating Instructions

MAVOPAD M610A

Flicker Meter 1/09.22

Thank you for purchasing the MAVOPAD flicker meter from GOSSEN.

Please read these operating instructions carefully before using the system for the first

time, and keep them in a safe place for future reference.

Your new flicker meter is designed for extremely fast and accurate measured value acquisition

and is equipped with lots of computing power. This makes it possible to conduct extensive

analyses involving time and frequency, which are prerequisites for the ascertainment of currently

relevant measured quantities for flicker.

▪Excellent measuring accuracy –16-bit A-D converter resolution

▪Extremely fast sampling rate –up to 1.6 MHz, as many as 4 measuring channels

▪Various assessment methods –PstLM, SVM, flicker%,flickerindex, modulation, dominant

frequency, ASSIST Mp or IEEE 1789

▪Universal display –display of measured values, time plot and frequency spectrum

▪V(λ) matching –the spectral sensitivity of the VLP sensor is color corrected and

corresponds to the spectral brightness sensitivity of the human eye V(λ).

▪Integrated data memory –data can be stored to and retrieved from internal USB memory.

▪Test certificate –included in the scope of delivery

▪Intuitive operation –4.3" touchscreen display with direct access to important functions

Content Page

1 Safety Precautions...............................4

2 Disposal................................................9

3 Initial Startup ......................................10

3.1 Charging the Battery 10

3.2 Connecting the Sensor.........................10

4 Display Elements and Controls.........11

4.1 Switching On and Off............................12

4.2 Information and Status Display.............12

4.2.1 Page Indicator......................................12

4.2.2 Sensor Information...............................13

4.2.3 Y-Axis Scaling......................................13

4.2.4 Metering Signal Level Display...............13

4.2.5 Charge Level Indicator .........................14

4.3 Function Keys.......................................14

4.3.1 Menu....................................................14

4.3.2 << >>....................................................16

4.3.3 Save.....................................................16

4.3.4 Settings................................................17

4.3.5 Mode....................................................18

4.3.6 RUN.....................................................18

Content Page

5 Measurements....................................19

5.1 Preparing a Measurement....................19

5.2 Performing Measurements ...................19

6 Flicker Standards and Directives ......20

7 Accessories........................................21

7.1 Scope of Delivery .................................21

8 Service Notes......................................22

9 Technical Data....................................23

9.1 MAVOPAD...........................................23

9.2 VLP Light Flicker Sensor......................24

1 Safety Precautions

Explanation of Symbols

Signal words in warnings indicate the nature and severity of possible consequences if measures for the

prevention of the respective hazard are not implemented. The signal words are defined below and may

be used in this document.

Means that serious to life-threatening personal injury may occur

Means that minor to moderately serious personal injury may occur

Note

Means that property damage may occur

Identifies additional information without reference to danger for persons or

property

Identifies important information that should be read before the product is

placed into service

Warning!

Caution

▪In the event of malfunction, switch the meter off immediately. If smoke or odors occur for which the

meter or the mains power pack is the cause, immediately disconnect the power pack from the mains

and switch the meter off –risk of fire and injury.

▪Do not use or charge the meter in proximity to flammable or combustible gases –risk of fire and

explosion.

▪Never charge the meter unattended –risk of fire and injury.

▪Keep the meter and all accessories out of the reach of children –risk of suffocation and strangulation

due to parts which can be swallowed, as well as carrying straps and cables.

▪Do not dismantle, modify or repair the meter –risk of injury, fire and electric shock.

▪Do not expose batteries to moisture, high heat or open fire, and never short circuit batteries or

attempt to open them. Use only batteries which are recommended for this meter and which

demonstrate no apparent damage. Improper handling of batteries can result in fire, explosion,

serious injury or environmental damage.

Warning!

▪In the event of malfunction, switch the meter off immediately. If smoke or odors occur for which the

meter or the mains power pack is the cause, immediately disconnect the power pack from the mains

and switch the meter off –risk of fire and injury.

▪Only use the included charger to charge the meter. The use of other chargers may damage the

meter.

▪When plugging in the sensor and the sensor extension cord, make sure that the plug and socket

guides are correctly aligned and avoid the use of excessive force. An incorrect plug connection can

damage the meter, the sensor or the sensor extension cord.

▪Do not use the meter where it’s exposed to moisture or rain, and do not immerse it in water. Avoid

operation with wet or damp hands as well. This may result in electric shock or damage to the meter.

▪Do not dismantle, modify or repair the meter. This may result in erroneous measurement results or

damage to the meter.

Caution

Note

As a signal word, Note identifies precautions or limitations with regard to use of the product. Please

read all notes in order to avoid operating errors.

▪Before starting one-time only measuring tasks, you should convince yourself beforehand that the

meter is working properly by performing a test measurement.

▪If the product is used in quality-relevant applications, for acceptance measurements or for

assessments, check to make sure that the meter’s calibration is still valid.

▪If the meter is subjected to extreme temperature during transport, it requires at least 2 hours for

acclimatization before it’s switched on.

Limitations

There are several safety precautions and limitations regarding the use of this product. Please read and

understand the following before using the meter.

▪GOSSEN does not accept any liability for damages, costs or lost profits resulting from

malfunctioning of the meter, improper use or non-compliance with the safety precautions.

▪GOSSEN reserves the right to make changes of any kind to products or documentation without

issuing prior notice. The latest versions of the documentation, firmware and software can be

downloaded from GOSSEN’s website.

▪Reproduction of product documentation or duplication of any excerpts therefrom necessitates the

express consent of GOSSEN. This applies as well to duplication in any electronic format and

translation into other languages.

Use for Intended Purpose

The meter may only be used under the conditions and for the purposes for which it has been designed.

In this respect, special attention must be given to safety precautions, technical data regarding ambient

conditions and use in dry environments.

Only accessories and replacement parts which have been tested by GOSSEN are permissible for use

in accordance with intended purpose. In case of alterations or modifications implemented by the user,

operating safety can no longer be assured.

2 Disposal

Legal regulations regarding disposal and recycling of batteries and electronic devices are different in

every country. Please inform yourself about the respectively valid specifications for environmentally

friendly disposal in your country, and proceed accordingly.

In European countries, consumers must comply with the following regulations:

▪Batteries and rechargeable batteries may not be disposed of with household trash. You are

required to return used batteries to a municipal collection pointor to your dealer. You can also return

used batteries from our devices directly to us in quantities usual for end users, or send them to us

for disposal after affixing sufficient postage.

▪Electrical and electronic equipment may not be disposed of with household trash. At the end of

its service life, you are required to return it to an authorized collection point for old equipment, to

the dealer or to the manufacturer.

The above-mentioned products may contain hazardous substances which, if released, could result in

severe environmental damage or health impairments. Compulsory return ensures environmentally

friendly disposal, and raw materials contained in old equipment can be recycled.

Identification for Separate Collection of Recyclable Materials / Hazardous Waste in European

Countries

This symbol indicates thatthe respective product must be disposed of separately, and not

with household trash. The chemical symbols for cadmium (Cd), lead (Pb) or mercury (Hg)

may also be included if their concentrations exceed permissible limits.

3 Initial Startup

3.1 Charging the Battery

The MAVOPAD is equipped with a built-in lithium-ion battery which can be charged via the USB socket

➋and the included 5 V / 1500 mA mains power pack. First connect the meter’s USB socket to the USB

socket on the mains power pack using the included USB cable, and then plug the mains power pack

into an electric outlet.

The charge level LED ➍on top of the meter indicates the charging status of the rechargeable battery.

It lights up red as long as the battery is charging and goes out when the battery has been fully charged.

If the charge level LED blinks once per second, an error has occurred during charging. If this is the

case, immediately disconnect the meter from the charger. Charging time for a fully depleted battery is

about 3 hours.

If the meter is not used for a lengthy period of time, it should be recharged about once every 6 months.

This ensures long battery life and retention of clock time and device parameters.

3.2 Connecting the Sensor

In order to measure flicker, the VLP light sensor has to be plugged into the sensor socket ➌. The sensor

can also be connected to the MAVOPAD via the sensor extension cord with a length of 80 cm. The

connected sensor is displayed under “Sensor Information” ➂in the information and status display ➎.

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