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USER HAND BOOK
FOR
ELECTRONIC CABLE FAULT LOCATOR
MODEL NO - 5379
Prepared & Published by
_______________________
M/S ANDIG SYSTEMS
34/2, 3rd floor, 10th cross, RajajiNagar
1st N Block, Bangalore 560010
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WARNINGS & CAUTIONS
CAUTION!
To avoid serious malfunction of equipment, never open the front panel directly with
bare hands so that ESD is ruled out. Refer to our company’s safety procedures when
working with electronic equipment & systems.
WARNING!
Use only the specified AC adapter. Use of another type of AC adapter can damage
the instrument and create the danger of fire and electrical shock.
WARNING!
 To avoid the danger of fire and electrical shock:
 Never use a voltage that is different from that for which the AC adapter is
rated.
 Do not plug the unit into a power outlet that is shared by other devices.
 Never modify the power cord or excessively bend, twist, or pull it.
 Do not allow the power cord to become damaged. Do not place heavy
objects on the power cord or expose it to heat.
 Never touch the AC adapter while your hands are wet.
 Should the power cord become seriously damaged (internal wiring
exposed or shorted), contact the manufacturer to request servicing.
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LIST OF CONTENTS
Para No. Description Page No
CHAPTER 1 LEADING PARTICULARS & GENERAL DATA
1.1
1.2
Introduction
Technical Specification
CHAPTER 2 BRIEF TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
2.1
2.2
2.3
PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION
FRONT PANEL DESCRIPTION
MENU FLOW DIAGRAM
CHAPTER 3 UNPACKING AND REMOVAL OF PRESERVATIVES
3.1
3.2
3.3
Housing description
Unpacking Procedure
Preservatives
CHAPTER 4 PREPARATION FOR USE AND INSTALLATION
SPECIFICATIONS
4.1
4.2
Initial Preparation
Installation
CHAPTER 5 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
5.1
5.2
Identification of Controls , Switches/buttons and
ports
Operating Instruction
CHAPTER 6 USER’S/OPERATOR’S SERVICING & MAINTENANCE
INSTRUCTIONS
6.1
6.2
6.3
6.4
General
Instrument charging procedure
Unit servicing log and maintenance task
Probable faults & remedial action
CHAPTER 7 MISCELLANEOUS
7.1
7.2
7.3
Station list including Accessories and carried spares
List of tools for user maintenance
Handling, Packaging, Stowage/Storage and
Transportation instructions.
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Nominal V/2 values for different types of Cables
S.No Cable Type Nominal V/2 Variation in V/2
1 Jelly 90 88 to 95
2 Paper 102 102 to 110
3 Co-axial 123 122 to 130
4 PVC 72 70 to 74
Note:
1) Nominal value of V/2 for same type of cable varies depending on the gauge of
the conductor and the insulation material.
2) For better results V/2 value of cable under test should be determined using a
pair of known length in the same cable.
3) Preset value of V/2 can be changed either through “Others” in “Setting” mode or
directly in Pulse Echo Model to display preset value in “Cable Type” box & then
changing it using 67 arrow keys
4) V/2 value of 0.9mm drop wire is 69 ± 1 & V/2 value of 1.5mm PVC power cable
is 74 ± 1
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Block diagram shows signal flow path & processing sequence
Leading Particulars & General Data:
ELECTRONIC Cable Fault Locator is basically a High Resistance Fault Locator to mainly
locate Low Insulation & Contact faults in UG Cables. Its simple design, ease of
operation, very light in weight makes it an ideal tool for even an inexperienced
person to locate the faults. This instrument can also be used to measure distance
to fault in case of clear open faults using pulse reflection principle.
Output
Port
Pulse
Genera
tor
Receive
input via
menu
Power
Supply
Sampling
Circuit
Signal
Analysis
Display
on LCD
Waveform
Storage
Cable
under
test
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Introduction:
Electronic Cable Fault Locator Model 5379 works on a proven pulse reflection
technique in combination with a Bridge network to detect most common faults
quickly. It transmits a pulse of controlled width and amplitude along the cable. The
velocity of propagation will majorly depend upon the dielectric surrounding the
conductor. Whenever there is a change of dielectric constant due to fault the pulse
is partially or wholly reflected back & both incident & reflected pulse are displayed
on a 240 x 1218 pixels LCD Display. The time between the incident and reflected
pulse is directly proportional to the distance.
The distance to fault is computed internally and displayed on the 5” Graphic LCD
display in METERS directly.
Purpose To locate the Open , Short & Low Insulation type of faults in
a cable with direct read out of the fault distance in meters
Pulse Widths 50ns to 2500ns ( 4 steps )
Pulse Amplitude
Output
30 V ( ± 10%)
Output
Connector
Banana Sockets – 2nos ( L1 & L2)
V.O.P User settable ( 62 to 135 ) Fixed VOP for standard cable also
present
Display 5 inch Monochrome ( 240 x 128 ) LCD with white Backlight
Max Range Depending upon the cable type & gauge – Upto 20Kms
Accuracy ± 0.5% of readout
Battery 11.1 V, 4400 mAh Rechargable Lithium Ion Battery
Adapter 16V / 1 Amp
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Dimensions 270mm x 250mm x 120mm
Enclosure Waterproof ABS plastic
Operating
Conditions
-15⁰ C to 60⁰C / 95% RH
As per QM 333 , Category D
Test Report : REL/16/K/011 dtd 19th Dec 2016 conducted at
M/s ITI, Bangalore
Accessories Battery, Adapter, Connector cables & Carry Case
Power
Consumption
200 mA
Restriction of
Mode of
Transport
NON HAZARDOUS MATERIAL .
NO RESTRICTION ON MODE OF TRANSPORT.
Physical Dimensions : Width : 265 mm
Height : 195 mm
Depth : 140 mm
Weight : 3.0 Kgs
Distance Accuracy : For Open/Short Faults : +/- 1 %
For Low Insulation Faults : +/- 0.5 %
Serial I/O Port : RS-232
Power : Internal,11.1V Lithium Ion 4400mAh
Test Signal : Duration : 100 n sec and 2000 n sec
Amplitude : 30V +/- 20 %
Charging Source : External 16V DC 1 A Adaptor
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Operating Time : 8 Hours continuous without Back light
Environment : Operating Temperature:
0 to 50 Degree C
Display : 5 inch ,monochromatic , 240 *128 Graphic
Display with backlight
Maximum Range : For Open/Short Faults : 15 Kms
For Low Insulation Faults : 15 Kms
Testable Low Insulation : 2 ME (Max)
Circuit Protection : Upto 250 V AC
Self Check : Auto Check
Automatic Noise Filter , Low Battery Indication is provided .
Packing Diagram
1. Equipment Accessories
2. Equipment packing
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FRONT PANEL DRAWING & DESCRIPTION:
 POWER ON : The instrument performs self check & on completion
will display.
 SELECT : When Pressed selects high lighted menu
 MENU : When Pressed Main Menu is displayed
 : Moves Up & Down the high lighted Menu
   Moves Left or Right the selected cursor or /
 increments ,decrements function selected in
multifunction box.
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 RANGE & GAIN : A combination of Range & Gain is used to increase the
pulse width so that the signal can propagate over a longer
distance. (Select range using arrow keys.)
 ZOOM : It displays current zoom status from zoom1-zoom 7, At
zoom 7, displays maximum expanded waveform.
(Select Zoom level Using arrow keys)
 CUR : Selects Cursor 1 or Cursor 2
 CAL : Not Used
 GAIN : Selects Gain level (Default sets to Gain 1) & displays
status in multifunction box.
 START : When pressed starts testing the Cable Pair under test
 PRINT : No Used
 B/L (BACK LIGHT) : Switches ON Back Light
 LINE 1 : Socket pair for connecting faulty pair under test
 LINE 2 : Socket pair for connecting good reference pair
 RS 232 : Connector for PC Interface
 PRINTER : not used
 DC Socket : Socket for front panel for battery charging (12 To 16 VDC)
NOTE: Following keys are used only in Pulse Reflection mode. When pulse
(Waveform) is displayed on LCD.RANGE, b) ZOOM, c) GAIN, d) CURSOR.