Cablescan 512 User manual

CONTINUITY TESTER
MODEL 512
Cablescan

Model 512 Instruction Manual Page iii
March 3, 2005
MODEL 512
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
(Part Number 5900325)
Cablescan
A Eubanks Company
3022 Inland Empire Blvd.
Ontario, California 91764
[phone] Fax [phone]
www.cablescan.com

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transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and
recording, for any purpose other than the purchaser's personal use, without written permission of
Cablescan Inc.
Copyright ©2005 Cablescan Inc. All rights reserved.
THIS IS A LIMITED WARRANTY
CABLESCAN (hereinafter “CABLESCAN”) products are warranted to the original owner for a
period of twelve (12) months from the date of shipment from CABLESCAN’s factory, or in the
first 2,080 hours of operation by the customer (whichever comes first), to be free from defects in
material and workmanship for the use for which they are intended by CABLESCAN, under
normal operating conditions and maintenance.
CABLESCAN’s obligation under this Warranty is limited, upon prompt notification, to the
repair or exchange at the CABLECAN factory of any CABLESCAN product or part which
proves to be defective. If a product under warranty is returned to the CABLESCAN factory for
repair or replacement, freight charges will be borne by the customer in accordance with
CABLECAN’s policy of selling F.O.B. the CABLESCAN factory. If repairs are made at the
customer’s factory, the customer will bear the cost of the service person’s travel and living
expenses.
THIS WARRANTY IS EXPRESSLY IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES EXPRESSED
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OCCURRED.
This warranty does not apply to equipment or replacement parts that have not been given proper
care and maintenance and does not cover any defect, failure, deficiency, or error that is:
a) Not reported to Cablescan within the applicable warranty period;
b) Due to accident, misapplication, negligence, modification, alteration, disassembly, abuse,
misuse, abnormal conditions of temperature, dirt, or corrosive matter; or
c) Due to operation, either intentional or otherwise, above rated capacities, or in an
otherwise improper manner.
If it is determined that the equipment defect is not the result of original manufacture but is
related to customer negligence or operational error, the customer will pay all incurred charges
including, but not limited to, parts and labor.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Specifications....................................................................................... x
System Overview................................................................................. 1
Major Features................................................................................................1
Front Panel Controls and Display ..................................................................2
Front Panel Display............................................................................ 3
Rear Panel Layout..........................................................................................3
Disk Drive......................................................................................................4
Printer.............................................................................................................4
Keyboard/CRT Terminal................................................................................4
User Labels.....................................................................................................4
PC Interface and Control................................................................................4
Quick Start .......................................................................................... 5
Tester Setup....................................................................................................5
Learn Cable Assembly...................................................................................5
Test Cable Assembly......................................................................................5
Program Storage.............................................................................................6
Simplified Instructions....................................................................... 7
Operating Instructions - Front Panel............................................ 16
Front Panel Modes .......................................................................................16
Seq Build (Sequential Build).......................................................................16
Random Build ..............................................................................................17
Error List......................................................................................................18
Test...............................................................................................................19
Reset.............................................................................................................19
Menu - Selectable Functions............................................................ 20
Main Menu Functions ..................................................................................20
Directory of Drive 0 ...........................................................................21
Directory of Drive 1 ...........................................................................21
Learn Known Good.............................................................................21
Save Program to Drive 0....................................................................22
Save Program to Drive 1....................................................................22
Self Test...............................................................................................22
Search for Wire ID .............................................................................23
Loop Test ............................................................................................23
Test for Opens.....................................................................................23
Test for Shorts.....................................................................................23
Print Wire List ....................................................................................24
Setup Sub-Menu..................................................................................25

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TABLE OF CONTENTS - Continued
Sub-Menu Functions....................................................................................25
Display Current Time.........................................................................25
Set Date...............................................................................................25
Set Time ..............................................................................................26
Clear Memory.....................................................................................26
Default System Settings ......................................................................26
Set Printer Baud Rate.........................................................................26
Set Terminal Baud Rate......................................................................26
Format Drive 0...................................................................................27
Format Drive 1...................................................................................27
Print Label Status...............................................................................27
Load Printer Label .............................................................................27
Return to Main Menu..........................................................................27
Operating Instructions - Keyboard ................................................ 28
Introduction..................................................................................................28
Entering Commands.....................................................................................28
Test Commands............................................................................................29
Build Commands..........................................................................................30
Print-Related Commands ................................................................ 31
Disk Commands...........................................................................................33
Setup Commands..........................................................................................35
Maximum Receive Board - MB #........................................................35
Maximum Transmit Point - MP #.......................................................36
Retest Delay - RD # ............................................................................36
Retest Flag - RT #...............................................................................36
Scan Delay - SD #...............................................................................36
Test Clock Speed - SE #......................................................................36
Learn Known Good Clock Speed - SL #.............................................37
Start Point - SP #................................................................................37
Chaining Programs.......................................................................................37
Chain File - CF [filename]................................................................37
Clear Chain File - CC ........................................................................37
Label Printing ................................................................................... 38
Introduction..................................................................................................38
Print Label Status.........................................................................................38
Load Printer Label........................................................................................38
Label Definition File....................................................................................39

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TABLE OF CONTENTS - Continued
Label Codes..................................................................................................39
Label Definition..................................................................................39
Conditional.........................................................................................39
Printer Commands..............................................................................40
Label Examples............................................................................................41
Printing Labels .............................................................................................42
Introduction to Wire List Programming........................................ 43
Discussion ....................................................................................................43
Wire List .............................................................................................43
User Notation List ..............................................................................43
Setup Options......................................................................................43
Sample Wire Harness...................................................................................44
Wire List without Cross References....................................................45
Wire List with User Notation..............................................................46
Program Editor................................................................................. 47
Introduction..................................................................................................47
Wire List Table - W.............................................................................47
User Notation Table - U.....................................................................48
Edit Commands............................................................................................49
Block Programming Commands..................................................... 52
Introduction..................................................................................................52
Wire List Table.............................................................................................52
User Notation Table.....................................................................................53
Interactive User Notation Programming........................................ 54
Programming Example.................................................................... 55
Discussion ....................................................................................................55
Wire Harness Schematic.....................................................................55
Harness Wire List...............................................................................56
Interface Wiring..................................................................................57
Interface Wire List..............................................................................58
Wire List Programming................................................................................59
Editor Start-up....................................................................................59
User Notation Table ...........................................................................59
Wire List Table ...................................................................................64

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TABLE OF CONTENTS - Continued
System Setup ..................................................................................... 68
Unpacking ....................................................................................................68
Initial Setup..................................................................................................68
Power Turn-on and Self Test .......................................................................68
Printer Setup.................................................................................................69
Data Format .......................................................................................69
Printer Cable......................................................................................69
Printer Troubleshooting .....................................................................69
Terminal Interface........................................................................................71
Data Format .......................................................................................71
Terminal Cable...................................................................................71
PC Interface..................................................................................................72
PC Cable.............................................................................................72
Application Notes.............................................................................. 73
Scanner Module Adapter Cables..................................................................73
Interfacing with a PC....................................................................................73
Summary of Keyboard Commands ................................................ 74
Care of the Model 512 ...................................................................... 76
Maintenance.................................................................................................76
Repair...........................................................................................................76
Memory Backup Battery..............................................................................76
Replacement Parts........................................................................................77

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LIST OF FIGURES
Figure Description Page
1 Front Panel Controls and Display..........................................................................2
2 Model 512 Rear Panel............................................................................................3
3 Simplified LEARN KNOWN GOOD Procedure. .................................................7
4 Simplified TEST Procedure...................................................................................8
5 Simplified ERROR LIST Procedure......................................................................9
6 Simplified LOOP TEST Procedure .....................................................................10
7 Simplified SAVE PROGRAM Procedure ...........................................................11
8 Simplified LOAD PROGRAM Procedure...........................................................12
9 Simplified SEQUENTIAL BUILD Procedure ....................................................13
10 Simplified RANDOM BUILD Procedure............................................................14
11 Simplified SEARCH (Wire Identification) Procedure.........................................15
12 Sample Error List Printouts .................................................................................18
13 Sample Wire List Printouts..................................................................................24
14 Sample Wire Harness...........................................................................................44
15 Wire Harness Schematic Example.......................................................................55
16 Interface Wiring...................................................................................................57

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SPECIFICATIONS
TEST POINT CAPACITY
512 points, (4 modules, 128 points each,
64 points per connector)
OPERATING SPEED
Test: 4 seconds
Learn Known Good: 4 seconds
Self-Test: 12 seconds
Load From Floppy: 2 seconds
TEST PARAMETERS
Short Threshold: < 100 Ω
Open Threshold: > 1000 Ω
Continuity Threshold: < 100 Ω
Test Current: < 3 ma
Body Current: < 5 µa
TEST VOLTAGE
10 vdc
INTERWIRE CAPACITANCE
.01 µf, max.
DIMENSIONS
5.5 in. x 11.5 in. x 13.0 in.
(14.0 cm x 29.2 cm x 33.0 cm)
WEIGHT
12 pounds (5.4 kg)
DISPLAY
40-Character Alphanumeric Vacuum
Fluorescent
PROGRAMMABLE TEST PARAMETERS
Sample Rate: 1 to 64 μs.
Start Point: 1 to 512
Max Transmit Point: 1 to 512
Max Receive Module: 1 to 4
CONTINUITY PROGRAMMING
Learn Known-Good
Keyboard/CRT Terminal
IBM PC via RS-232C Port
USER NOTATIONS LENGTH
FROM Point: 8 Alphanumeric
TO point: 8 Alphanumeric
Circuit Label: 12 Alphanumeric
PROGRAM STORAGE
Floppy Disk: Built-in 3.5-in.
IBM PC: RS-232C Port
POWER REQUIREMENTS
110/220 V~, 50/60 Hz (automatic
switching)
TEMPERATURE
Operating: 32 to 105 °F (0 to 40 °C)
Storage: -40 to 165 °F (-40 to 74 °C)

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SYSTEM OVERVIEW
The Cablescan Model 512 is a microprocessor-based continuity tester. It can be used as an
assembly aid, an in-process continuity tester, and a final interconnect verification instrument for
harnesses, backplanes, and cables. Besides being self-programming, the tester provides a variety
of programming methods and floppy-disk storage of programs. An optional printer generates
hardcopy test records, and an optional Keyboard/CRT provides control in user language. The
tester may also be controlled by a Personal Computer through an RS-232C Terminal port.
MAJOR FEATURES
Major functions of the Model 512 are as follows:
• Self Programming for circuit testing by "learning" a known good circuit.
• Programming by downloading from a PC.
• Automatic Test of each circuit (cable, harness, etc.) to be tested.
• Assembly assistance by displaying build information.
• Program save and load.
• Identification or location of wires through touch, using wrist strap or probe.
• Self Test of the Model 512.
• Program compatible with other Cablescan testers.
• Alphanumeric test point labels (User Labels).
Optional features are:
• Printout of wire list learned during self programming.
• Printout of errors encountered during test.
• Control by PC with Cablescan PC software.

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FRONT PANEL CONTROLS AND DISPLAY
All modes and functions of the Model 512 are controlled by keys on the front panel. Five modes
are selected by individual keys, and 19 menu modes and functions are selected through Up and
Down keys and executed by the Menu Run Key. See Figure 1, below.
SEQ
BUILD RANDOM
BUILD ERROR LIST TEST RESET
MENU
RUN
MODEL 512
SEQ BUILD - Initiates circuit assembly in step-by-step sequence per wire list arrangement
in memory. The assembly sequence is programmed using the Wire List
Editor.
RANDOM
BUILD - Initiates circuit assembly in random by displaying circuit information
(termination) as each wire is touched while the wrist strap is attached.
Program can be created with the Learn-Known-Good mode or entered using
the Wire List Editor.
ERROR LIST - Initiates test and produces a printout of errors, or prints "Passed" if no
errors.
TEST - Initiates test and displays errors.
RESET - Terminates current mode and places Model 512 in "wait" state until next
mode selection is made.
UP/DOWN
ARROWS - Used for stepping up and down through menu to select a mode among the
19 available.
-
Used to step through file names when loading from disk.
MENU RUN - Initiates the menu mode (selected by Up/Down Arrows) that appears in the
display.
-
Used to load file from disk after the file name is displayed.
Figure 1. Front Panel Controls and Display

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FRONT PANEL DISPLAY
The Model 512 employs a 40-character alphanumeric vacuum fluorescent display. The display
provides the user with test conditions, and error information. During Test the display provides
data in four fields: CONDITION, FROM POINT, TO POINT, and CIRCUIT LABELS. All four
fields use alphanumeric characters.
REAR PANEL LAYOUT
The rear panel contains a power switch; an AC receptacle for line power connection; a power
fuse; Footswitch connector; Probe connector for either a probe or wrist strap; an external speaker
connector, an Enable receptacle; a serial port connector for a printer, and a serial port for a
terminal or personal computer (PC). Test points are provided on the rear panel through eight
64-pin connectors (J1 through J8).
A wrist-strap kit provides the capability to locate wires by touch during assembly and
troubleshooting, utilizing body conductance. A probe provided in the kit may also be used.
A foot switch is provided for advancing through the test and assembly modes, or restarting the
test mode.
An optional 80-column serial printer provides hard copies of error lists, wire lists, and user label
lists. Refer to Printer Setup instructions in the System Setup section.
CAUTION!
For continued protection against
risk of fire, replace only with
same type and rating of fuse.
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SPEAKER ENABLE
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INPUT RANGE
110/220 V~
2A 50/60HZ
J7
J5
J3
J1
J8
J6
J4
J2
1.6 A/250V
Figure 2. Model 512 Rear Panel
OPEN JA-1 JB-56 RED/WHITE

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DISK DRIVE
A built-in Disk Drive enables the storing of several (112 programs maximum per floppy) test
programs on a 3.5-inch diskette. The Model 512 uses an MS DOS 720 Kbyte format. Use
double density (2DD) diskettes only.
PRINTER
An optional printer produces hardcopy records of test results, wire list programs, and system
setup parameters.
KEYBOARD/CRT TERMINAL
An optional Keyboard/CRT Terminal enables keyboard entry of wire lists (in lieu of "learning"
by scanning a "known good") and control commands (in lieu of switch selections on the Front
Panel). The CRT displays the commands and wire list programs, as well as point-to-point
tabulations of test results.
USER LABELS
The Model 512 has the capability of assigning labels to the tester test points. These user labels
relate tester point numbers to their corresponding harness connector/pin numbers (in the wire
list). (User Labels are also referred to as cross references, user notation, and point ID.) Each
user label used in the wire list must have a tester point number assigned. The user label is
determined by the wiring relationship from the back of the scanner boards, through the interface
cables, and the fixture wiring. User labels cannot be learned; they must be keyed in.
PC INTERFACE AND CONTROL
Optional PC software programs, TERM and TestRite, are available to control the Model 512
through the serial RS-232C Terminal port. TERM is a DOS-based program, whereas TestRite is
a Windows 95/NT program.
TERM is a terminal emulation program that allows keyboard entry and control like an optional
terminal. The program also has features to allow wire lists to be uploaded and downloaded to
the tester. Additionally, wire list programs can be entered in a text editor on the PC without the
tester being connected.
TestRite is a tool for creating, editing, and testing wire list programs. Without a tester
connected, wire lists (continuities) and cross-reference lists (test point labels) can be created by
keyboard. With a tester connected, a program can be learned from a harness by first selecting a
LEARN command from the TestRite tool bar. The wire list can then be saved to disk, or cross-
references can be assigned to test points prior to saving. To simplify operation, all tester-related
commands are automatically sent in response to the editing process. This interactive operation
during wire list editing greatly reduces and simplifies the programming process. The TestRite
(Editor) also provides testing and displays error lists without leaving the editing process.

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QUICK START
Ordinarily, the setup and operation of the Model 512 requires a thorough understanding of this
manual. This section, however, is provided for situations where immediate use is required.
When using this procedure, refer to the sections indicated within the procedure when more detail
is required for specific steps.
TESTER SETUP
Refer to the System Setup section for details.
1. Remove Model 512 from shipping container and set on suitable work station.
2. Connect line cord between rear panel and a properly grounded outlet. (See Figure 2.)
3. Turn power on by moving switch on rear panel to 1 (on). Cablescan Model 512 Ready
will display and a short tone will sound.
4. Press Down arrow to step through menu modes until Self Test is displayed.
5. Press MENU RUN to initiate Self Test. Passed Self Test will display.
6. Connect the test fixture or interface cable to the test point connectors on the rear panel.
See Figure 2.
LEARN CABLE ASSEMBLY
Refer to Learn mode in the Operating Instructions section for details.
1. Engage ENABLE plug. (The ENABLE plug is required for functions that change the test
program such as Learn, Save, and Delete.)
2. Connect known-good harness to test fixture or interface cables.
3. Press RESET, and step through menu modes until Learn Known Good is displayed.
4. Press MENU RUN to initiate learn. After a few seconds Learning . . . Complete will
display.
5. Remove known-good harness/cable.
TEST CABLE ASSEMBLY
1. Connect harness/cable to be tested.
2. Press RESET, and then TEST. The cable is good when Passed is displayed.
3. Remove harness/cable from test fixture.
4. Test remaining harnesses/cables.

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PROGRAM STORAGE
Refer to Save Program (menu-selected) in the Operating Instructions section for details.
1. Engage ENABLE plug.
2. Press RESET, and then arrow down through the menu until Save Program is displayed.
The display will show: Drive 0: Program 1
3. If a different file (2 through 9) is desired, use Down arrow to step to desired file.
4. When desired file is located and free for use, press MENU RUN to copy program from
memory into that file
5. Press MENU RUN again to initiate Save Program.

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SIMPLIFIED INSTRUCTIONS
The Cablescan Model 512 Continuity Tester is simple and easy to use. As with any
microprocessor-based device, however, the user first should become familiar with its features
and functions, how to operate it, and how to care for it. After becoming properly acquainted
with the Model 512, the user can refer to the abbreviated procedures illustrated in Figures 3
through 11. Detailed procedures are provided in the Operating Instructions section.
CAUTION!
For continued protection against
risk of fire, replace only with
same type and rating of fuse.
F
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F
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FOOTSWITCH PROBE PRINTER TERMINAL
SPEAKER ENABLE
1
264
385
386
257
258
129
447
448
320
191
192 130
319
63
449
450
321
322
193
194
65
66
511
512
383
384
255
256
127
128
INPUT RANGE
110/220 V~
2A 50/60HZ
J7
J5
J3
J1
J8
J6
J4
J2
1.6 A/250V
1 2, 6
1. Engage ENABLE plug. 3, 4, 5
2. Connect known-good harness to connectors on rear panel.
3. Select and initiate LEARN KNOWN GOOD.
4. If printer is connected, select and initiate PRINT WIRE LIST.
5. If learned program is to be saved, select and initiate SAVE PROGRAM (Figure 7).
6. Disconnect harness.
Figure 3. Simplified LEARN KNOWN GOOD Procedure.
SEQ
BUILD RANDOM BUILD ERROR
LIST TEST RESET
MENU
RUN
MODEL 512

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CAUTION!
For continued protection against
risk of fire, replace only with
same type and rating of fuse.
F
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F
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F
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FOOTSWITCH PROBE PRINTER TERMINAL
SPEAKER ENABLE
1
264
385
386
257
258
129
447
448
320
191
192 130
319
63
449
450
321
322
193
194
65
66
511
512
383
384
255
256
127
128
INPUT RANGE
110/220 V~
2A 50/60HZ
J7
J5
J3
J1
J8
J6
J4
J2
1.6 A/250V
4
2, 6
1 3, 5
(Verify ENABLE plug is not engaged.)
1. Load program (Figure 8).
2. Connect harness to be tested.
3. Press TEST, and the Model 512 will perform one test scan.
4. For a successful test, the display will show: PASSED
If an error is found, test will halt and display will show OPEN or SHORT, with the
From/To points.
5. To continue test beyond failed points, press TEST again.
6. When testing is finished, disconnect harness.
Figure 4. Simplified TEST Procedure
SEQ
BUILD RANDOM BUILD ERROR
LIST TEST RESET
MENU
RUN
MODEL 512

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CAUTION!
For continued protection against
risk of fire, replace only with
same type and rating of fuse.
F
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F
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F
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FOOTSWITCH PROBE PRINTER TERMINAL
SPEAKER ENABLE
1
264
385
386
257
258
129
447
448
320
191
192 130
319
63
449
450
321
322
193
194
65
66
511
512
383
384
255
256
127
128
INPUT RANGE
110/220 V~
2A 50/60HZ
J7
J5
J3
J1
J8
J6
J4
J2
1.6 A/250V
45
3 2, 6
1
(Verify ENABLE plug is not engaged.)
1. Load Program (Figure 8).
2. Connect harness to be tested.
3. Connect printer per setup instructions in "Preparation" section.
4. Press ERROR LIST.
5. The Model 512 will perform a test of the harness; all errors will be printed, or "Passed"
will be printed and displayed for a successful test.
6. When test and printout are finished, disconnect harness.
Figure 5. Simplified ERROR LIST Procedure
SEQ
BUILD RANDOM BUILD ERROR
LIST TEST RESET
MENU
RUN
MODEL 512

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CAUTION!
For continued protection against
risk of fire, replace only with
same type and rating of fuse.
F
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FOOTSWITCH PROBE PRINTER TERMINAL
SPEAKER ENABLE
1
264
385
386
257
258
129
447
448
320
191
192 130
319
63
449
450
321
322
193
194
65
66
511
512
383
384
255
256
127
128
INPUT RANGE
110/220 V~
2A 50/60HZ
J7
J5
J3
J1
J8
J6
J4
J2
1.6 A/250V
4
2, 6
1, 3, 5
(Verify ENABLE plug is not engaged.)
1. Load program (Figure 8).
2. Connect harness to be tested.
3. Select and initiate LOOP TEST. Test will be repeated, over and over.
4. For each successful test, a loop count on the display will increment one. If an error is
found, testing will stop and the display will show OPEN or SHORT with From/To
points.
5. To restart test after error interruption, press MENU RUN.
6. When testing is completed, remove harness.
Figure 6. Simplified LOOP TEST Procedure
SEQ
BUILD RANDOM BUILD ERROR
LIST TEST RESET
MENU
RUN
MODEL 512

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CAUTION!
For continued protection against
risk of fire, replace only with
same type and rating of fuse.
F
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F
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F
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FOOTSWITCH PROBE PRINTER TERMINAL
SPEAKER ENABLE
1
264
385
386
257
258
129
447
448
320
191
192 130
319
63
449
450
321
322
193
194
65
66
511
512
383
384
255
256
127
128
INPUT RANGE
110/220 V~
2A 50/60HZ
J7
J5
J3
J1
J8
J6
J4
J2
1.6 A/250V
3
1
2, 4, 6 5
1. Engage ENABLE plug on rear panel.
2. Select and initiate SAVE PROGRAM.
3. The display will show: Drive 0: Program 1.
4. If a different file (2 through 9) is desired, use Down arrow to step to desired file.
5. If it is decided not to save the program, press RESET.
6. When desired file is located and free for use, press MENU RUN to copy program from
memory into that file.
Figure 7. Simplified SAVE PROGRAM Procedure
SEQ
BUILD RANDOM BUILD ERROR
LIST TEST RESET
MENU
RUN
MODEL 512