IDEAL ND 2352-1 Bedienungsanleitung

#61-633

#61-635

630 Series

Technician Grade Multimeter

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1. LCD Display

2. LCD Menu Function Buttons

3. Function Buttons

4. Rotary Function Switch

5. Input Connectors

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WARNING!

1. DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES EXCEED THESE

RATINGS:

- Voltage is not to exceed 1000 Volts.

- Resistance, Capacitance, Logic and Continuity functions

are not to be performed on circuits capable of delivering

greater than 600 Volts.

- Current measurements are not to be performed on cir-

cuits capable of delivering greater than 500 Volts

2. To avoid electrical shock hazards and/or damage to the

meter:

- Do not exceed the voltage ratings for the meter. Use

caution when measuring voltage.

- Do not use during electrical storms. AC power sources

with inductive loads or electrical storms may result in

high voltage. High energy transients can damage meter

and present a dangerous shock hazard.

- Turn off power to the circuit or device being measured

before taking resistance and capacitance measurements.

Fully discharge all capacitors before measuring.

3. Ensure meter is in proper working order before using.

Visually inspect meter for damage. Performing a continuity

check can verify proper operation. If the meter reading goes

from overload to zero, this typically means the meter is in

proper working order.

4. Visually inspect leads for damage before using. Replace if

insulation is damaged or leads appear suspect.

5. Never ground yourself when taking electrical measurements.

Do not touch exposed metal pipes, outlets, fixtures etc.

Keep your body isolated from ground by using dry clothing,

rubber shoes, mats, or any other approved insulating mater-

ial. Keep your fingers behind the finger guards on the

probes. Work with others.

6. Before beginning all unknown measurements, set meter to

highest possible range.

7. Before breaking a circuit for testing, turn off the power to the

circuit. When disconnecting from a circuit, disconnect the

hot lead first, then the common lead.

8. Disconnect the meter from the circuit before turning off any

indicator, including motors, transformers and solenoids.

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1. Auto range indicator

2. True RMS mode indicator

3. AC, DC and AC+DC mode indicators

4. Low voltage resistance and resistance indicators

5. Continuity check indicator

6. Diode test indicator

7. Zoom indicator for bargraph

8. Sending data indicator (RS-232)

9. Reference mode indicator

10. Auto hold indicator

11. Peak hold indicator

12. Maximum, minimum, and maximum-minimum indicators

13. Loading resistance indicator

14. Period indicators

15. High and low limit indicators with beeper guard

16. Percent indicator

17. Frequency indicator

18. Main display unit indicators

19. Menuline indicators

20. Menuline mark indicators

21. Menu function indicator

22. Low battery indicator

23. Memory indicator

24. High voltage input warning (>60VDC, 300VAC rms)

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LCD Menu Function Buttons

• Use the Οbutton to select the row of the function menu.

The rows number is labeled on the right hand side. The

active row is marked with a Οindicator on the left end of

the line.

• Use the F1, F2, F3 and F4 buttons to select the column of

the function menu. The selected menu function will be out-

lined with a .

• The Menu Function Indicator will appear in Recall, Setup,

Setting, High or Low modes. When this is displayed, the

Light, Bar, Digit and Range buttons will be changed to

increase (+), decrease (-), left shift ( ) and right shift ( )

functions.

• Operating results obtained in the various menu functions

which are not stored in memory will be lost when the meter

is taken out of the menu function and returned to active

measurements.

Store

• Pressing the F1 button while the Οindicates row M1 acti-

vates the store function.

• Up to seven data points can be stored.

• Pressing F1 will store the first data point.

• Pressing F1 again will store the second data point, etc.

• The captured data will be displayed in the secondary dis-

play.

• The data points stored in memory will be cleared when

changing ranges, or the measurement on the rotary function

switch.

Recall

• Pressing the F2 button while the Οindicates row M1 acti-

vates the recall function.

• While in recall mode, the and buttons will scroll

through the stored data points.

• Stored data will be displayed on the secondary display.

• Pressing the F2 button while in recall mode returns the unit

to active measurements.

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Reset

• Pressing the F3 button while the Οindicates row M1 acti-

vates the reset function.

• The reset button clears all stored data points, and resets the

High and low limits, and REF value to the default settings.

Auto Hold

• Pressing the F4 button while the Οindicates row M1 acti-

vates the auto hold function.

• The auto hold function is activated when a stable reading is

achieved.

• The meter will beep when the meter captures the value in

auto hold.

• The held value will be displayed in the secondary display

with the annunciator.

• Pressing the F4 button while in auto hold mode returns the

unit to active measurements.

Max, Min, Max-Min

• Pressing the F1, F2 or F3 button while the Οindicates row

M2 activates these functions.

• The maximum, minimum and maximum-minimum values

are displayed in the secondary display when these functions

are activated.

• These values are the most recent values, and cleared by the

reset function.

Peak Hold

• Pressing the F4 button while the Οindicates row M2 acti-

vates the peak hold function.

• In peak hold mode, pressing F1, F2 or F3 will display the

peak hold maximum, minimum and maximum-minimum

values.

• The beeper sounds when new minimum or maximum values

are detected.

• Pressing the F4 button while in peak hold mode returns the

unit to active measurements.

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High and Low Limit

• Pressing the F1 or F2 button while the Οindicates row M2

activates the high or low limit function.

• The high limits may be set by pressing the F1 button and

using the +, -, and buttons to set the values in the

secondary display.

• The first digit of the high limit value will blink, indicating

that it can be changed.

• Press the and buttons to move left and right through

the high limit value to select the appropriate digit to be

changed.

• The + and – buttons will increase or decrease the value of

the blinking digit.

• Pressing F1 will save the high limit value.

• Repeat this process to set the lower limit using the F2 key.

• Once these values have been set, the high and low limits

will be shown in the secondary displays. The meter will

compare current values to the high and low limits.

• When the current value is outside these limits, the meter

will beep and indicate if it is higher or lower than the set

limits.

▲(Differential) / %

• Pressing the F3 button while the Οindicates row M3 tog-

gles between the (differential) and % functions in com-

parison to the reference value.

• If no value has been set in the REF function, than the mea-

surement displayed upon entering the (differential) and

% functions will be used as the reference value.

• The reference value is displayed in the upper left display.

The actual measurement is displayed in the upper right dis-

play, and the differential or percentage of the reference value

is displayed in the main display.

REF (Reference)

• Pressing the F4 button while the Οindicates row M3 acti-

vates the REF function.

• The reference value may be set using the +, -, and

buttons to set the values in the main display.

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▲

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REF (Reference) continued

• Press the and buttons to move left and right through

the reference value to select the appropriate digit to be

changed.

• The + and – buttons will increase or decrease the value of

the blinking digit.

• The actual measurement will be displayed in the upper right

display while in the REF function.

• Pressing the F4 button until the will save the reference value

and exit the REF function.

Setup

• Pressing F1 while the Οindicates row F4 enters and exits

the setup mode.

• The parameters within the setup menu are:

A. 1 bEEP – Turns the beeper on or off

B. 2 A.P.O. – Sets the time for auto power off (in minutes)

C. 3 b.LitE – Sets the time for auto back light off (in

minutes)

D. 4 HAZ – Set hazard detect function on or off

E. 5 L.FrEq – Set power line frequency to 50 or 60Hz

F. 6 LoAd – Set the dBm load in the dBm mode

G. 7 rESEt – Resets all setup parameters except power line

frequency setting back to factory default settings

• Press the and buttons to move left and right through

the parameters of the setup menu.

• The + and – buttons change the values of the selected setup

parameter.

• To exit the setup menu without saving changes to the menu

parameters, press the blue button.

• Turning the meter off does not affect changes to the setup

menu.

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DBm, dB

• Press the F3 button while the Οindicates row M4 toggles

between dBm and dB mode.

• In dB mode, the measurement value is displayed in the

upper right display, and the dB value is displayed in the

main display.

• In dBm mode, the dBm load is displayed in the upper right

display.

• Press and hold the F3 button for 2 seconds to exit dBm/dB

mode.

Send

• Press the F4 button while the Οindicates row M4 to acti-

vate the data acquisition and send data through the optical

RS232 connection.

• The indicator appears in the display while data is

being sent.

Function Buttons

The meter beeps once for every valid key-press.

Light Button

• The light button is used to turn the backlight on or off.

• Disabled in Recall mode.

BAR Button

• The bar button scrolls through the types of bargraph dis-

plays.

A. Zero at left

B. Zero at left, graph zoomed x10, displayed

C. Bar off

• This button is disabled in Recall mode.

RS232

zoom

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Digit Button

• The digit button toggles between 40000 or 4000 counts.

• The display is updated 2 times per second at 40000 counts

and 4 times per second at 4000 counts.

Range Button

• The range button toggles between auto and manual ranging.

• Press the range button for 2 seconds to return to auto

range.

• When is displayed, the meter is in auto range

mode.

ΟButton

• The Οbutton is used to select a row in the menu function.

• The active row is marked with a Οindicator on the left end

of the line.

Blue Button

• The blue button toggles between the black or blue functions

on the rotary function switch.

Auto

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