Cirris CR User manual

CR
User Manual

CR User Manual - 2022.2.0
Contents
1. Introduction .................................. 1
1.1 Purpose. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
1.2 Additional Resources ...........................1
1.3 Help/Support ..................................2
1.4 Format .........................................2
1.4.1 Navigating Menus ..........................2
1.4.2 Bold Font. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
2. Safety ........................................ 3
2.1 Symbols........................................3
2.2 Intended Use ..................................3
2.3 No User-Serviceable Parts ......................3
2.4 Moving the Tester..............................3
3. System Components........................... 4
3.1 Base System ....................................4
3.2 Optional Expansion Hardware..................4
3.3 Optional Accessories...........................5
3.4 Software.......................................5
3.5 PC Requirements ..............................5
4. Calibration.................................... 6
5. Hardware Setup............................... 7
5.1 Congurations .................................7
5.2 Assembling the System ........................8
6. Easy-Wire Software........................... 11
6.1 Installation ................................... 11
6.2 Starting Easy-Wire ........................... 13
6.3 Cirris Server Software ........................ 15
6.4 Database Backup ............................ 15
6.5 Security ..................................... 16
6.6 Changing the Interface Language ............ 16
6.7 Software License ............................. 17
6.7.1 Activating the Software License........... 17
6.7.2 Viewing the Software License ............. 20
6.8 The Easy-Wire Help .......................... 21
7. Test Fixtures .................................24
7.1 Tester Interface ............................... 24
7.2 Optional Interface Hardware ................. 25
7.2.1 Mating Connectors ....................... 25
7.2.2 Mating Cables ........................... 25
7.2.3 Smart-Lights............................. 25
7.2.4 Transition Boards ........................ 25
7.2.5 Bi-Color Guidance LEDs .................. 25
7.3 Fixture Overview ............................. 26
7.4 Test Fixture Assembly ........................ 28
7.4.1 Traditional Fixtures........................ 29
7.4.2 Smart-Lights® ............................ 32
7.4.3 4-Wire Fixtures........................... 34
8. Connector Registry ........................... 36
8.1 Viewing the Connector Registry............... 36
8.2 Creating a New Connector.................... 37
8.3 Registering Smart-Lights ..................... 39
8.4 4-Wire Smart-Adapters ....................... 41
9. Programming ................................ 43
9.1 Overview..................................... 43
9.1.1 Traditional Fixturing Programming Process 44
9.1.2 Smart-Adapters Programming Process .... 45
9.2 Creating a New Program ..................... 46
9.3 Dene Connectors ........................... 46
9.3.1 Smart-Adapters .......................... 46
9.3.2 Traditional Fixturing ...................... 47
9.3.3 4-Wire Fixturing .......................... 47
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9.4 Attach Connectors ........................... 49
9.4.1 Smart-Adapters .......................... 49
9.4.2 Traditional Fixturing ...................... 49
9.5 Set Test Defaults ............................. 51
9.5.1 Set Low Voltage .......................... 51
9.5.2 Start Condition ........................... 52
9.5.3 Test Method.............................. 52
9.5.4 Test Window. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
9.5.5 Report Options ........................... 55
9.6 Dene Instructions .......................... 56
9.6.1 Learning Instructions ..................... 57
9.6.2 Importing Instructions.................... 58
9.6.3 Adding Instructions ...................... 59
9.6.4 Editing Instructions....................... 60
9.7 View Nets .................................... 61
9.8 Label Points ................................. 62
9.9 Test Program Editor Options.................. 63
9.9.1 Text View................................. 63
9.9.2 Program Reports ......................... 64
9.9.3 Probe Points.............................. 65
9.10 Save the Test Program....................... 65
10. Testing ..................................... 66
10.1 Starting a Test Session ....................... 66
10.1.1 Testing with Traditional Test Fixtures ..... 67
10.1.2 Testing with Smart-Lights................ 67
10.2 Test Window ................................ 68
10.2.1 Starting a Test ........................... 68
10.2.2 Test Process ............................. 69
10.3 Test Results ................................. 70
10.3.1 Errors ................................... 70
10.3.2 Probe ................................... 72
10.3.3 Pass Condition .......................... 72
11. Guided Assembly ...........................74
11.1 Overview .................................... 74
11.2 Build Test Methods .......................... 75
11.3 First-End Pinning ............................ 75
11.3.1 First-End Programming .................. 76
11.3.2 First-End Assembly Process .............. 78
11.4 Second-End Pinning ......................... 81
11.4.1 Fixturing ................................ 81
11.4.2 Programming ........................... 83
11.4.3 Build / Test Process ...................... 87
12. Maintenance & Troubleshooting ............. 94
12.1 Troubleshooting a Red Status Indicator ...... 94
12.2 Checking the Sound ........................ 95
12.3 Routine Maintenance ....................... 98
12.4 Test Fixture Maintenance .................... 98
12.5 Log Files .................................... 98
12.6 Service ..................................... 98
12.7 Warranty .................................... 98
13. Glossary ...................................100
14. Appendix - Testing Basics ...................103
14.1 Ohm’s Law..................................103
14.2 Continuity Testing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103
14.3 Low Voltage Isolation Testing ...............104
14.4 High Voltage Testing .......................105

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Introduction 1
1. Introduction
1.1 Purpose
This manual conveys important information about the setup and safe operation of the CR test system. It also includes
guidance on other key topics such as building test fixtures, developing test programs, testing, and maintenance.
The CR, and the Easy-Wire software that controls it, provide users with an extremely flexible and capable test system.
However, the flexibility of the software makes it dicult to document all the possible programming and testing options
in detail while describing foundational processes for new users. With that in mind, this manual strives to provide
accessible descriptions in sucient detail to give users the information necessary to become proficient in the tester’s
basic operation. It is not intended to be an all-inclusive reference.
Expanded, in-depth descriptions of all the features of the test system are available in the Easy-Wire Help, which is
installed with the software. The Help’s contextual assistance is accessible throughout the software. Therefore, it’s
expected that users will consult this resource for additional detail as the need arises and will more readily digest the
information as the context becomes more clearly understood with experience. To underscore its value on specific
topics, this manual references the Help as an additional resource throughout.
1.2 Additional Resources
Additional resources are available. Unless otherwise noted, the documents referenced can be downloaded from the
Cirris web site at www.downloads.crris.com.
●Easy-Wire Help - As referenced above, contextual assistance is accessible from any point within the Easy-Wire
software. The Help provides detailed documentation of CR options and usage (page 21).
●CR Getting Started Guide - Provided with a new tester, it includes a subset of the material found in this manual
focusing on safety and the essential information needed to set up the tester and install the Easy-Wire software.
●Cirris Server Installation Guide - The Cirris Server Software allows multiple Easy-Wire testers to share a single
database located on a network Server (page 15). The installation guide describes how to install the server
software and how to attach Easy-Wire test stations to the network database.
●Cirris Hub User Manual - The Cirris Hub provides the status of Easy-Wire testers at a central location and pro-
vides other supporting features for Cirris bench-top testers.
●CR Performance Verification Manual - Documents the process for verifying the CR calibration using a CR Per-
formance Verification Kit (see page 6).
●Instructive videos can be found on the Cirris YouTube Channel.
●Helpful articles on Cirris testers and electrical testing can be found on the Learning Center of the Cirris Web Site.

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1.3 Help/Support
For assistance:
●Visit the Learning Center of the Cirris Web Site (www.cirris.com/learning-center) to view articles about Cirris
products and other testing subjects.
●Visit the Cirris YouTube Channel to find instructive videos.
●In the United States, contact our technical support team by email at [email protected], by telephone at
801 973 4600, ext. 666 (or ask for Tech Support).
●Outside the United States, visit the Contact page of the Cirris Web Site to find your local Cirris Representative
1.4 Format
To clearly communicate actions in the Easy-Wire software with a minimum of redundancy, the following conventions
are used in this manual.
1.4.1 Navigating Menus
This manual uses the “ > ” symbol to show a progression of clicks through various Easy-Wire software menus.
For example,
Main Menu > Utilities > Setup System Options > Software Settings Tab
has the same meaning as,
On the Main Menu click Utilities, then on the window that opens click Setup System Options. In the Setup
System Option window, select the Software Settings Tab.
1.4.2 Bold Font
Easy-Wire buttons and menus are shown in bold face font to display their distinctive character without using quota-
tion marks.

Safety 3
2. Safety
Please read and understand the following safety-related information before using the CR test system. Cirris, Inc. is not
liable for injuries suered if the tester is not properly maintained or if safety guidelines are not followed.
2.1 Symbols
Alerts users to a risk of personal injury or damage to the equipment.
2.2 Intended Use
CR testers are designed for electrical testing and are intended to be used indoors, in a dry environment, at a tem-
perature of 50-104 degrees Fahrenheit (10-40 degrees Celsius). Best performance can be achieved at a relative
humidity of less than 70%.
Never apply live voltages to the test points or probe input of your Cirris tester. Power supplies and other accessories
not approved by Cirris may cause damage or present a hazard.
Warning: If the equipment is used in a manner not specified by the manufacturer, built-in protections provided by
the equipment may be impaired.
2.3 No User-Serviceable Parts
The tester includes no user-serviceable parts. Attempting repairs or altering the tester in any way will void the
warranty and may lead to an unsafe condition. Contact Cirris Technical Support for assistance with tester issues.
2.4 Moving the Tester
Before lifting or carrying the tester, disconnect the system from power and remove all wires, cables and fixtures
from the unit. If placing the system on a mobile base, ensure that the base does not introduce a tipping hazard.

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3. System Components
The components supplied with a CR test system depend on its size (the number of test points) and the accessories
ordered. The PC controller is typically supplied by the user, but some systems may include a PC with the Easy-Wire
software pre-installed.
3.1 Base System
The most basic CR system includes a Base Unit with 256 test points.
3.2 Optional Expansion Hardware
CR systems can be expanded up to 32,000 test points. The Base Unit, Expansion Scanners, and Booster Units each
provide 256 test points and share the same form factor. The Base Unit and each Booster Unit can support up to
seven (7) Expansion Scanners.
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3.3 Optional Accessories
Optional accessories may have been included or can be purchased separately, such as:
●Printer: For printing reports.
●Label Printer: For printing test labels.
●Barcode Scanner: For data input from barcodes such as serial numbers and lot numbers, loading a test pro-
gram or starting test by scanning a barcode, etc.
3.4 Software
The Easy-Wire Station Software required to control the system can be downloaded from the Cirris web site at
www.downloads.cirris.com. See page 11 for Software Installation and page 17 for Activating the Software
License.
3.5 PC Requirements
The PC controller on which the Easy-Wire Station Software is installed must meet the following requirements:
If using the optional Cirris Server Software to share a network database with multiple Easy-Wire stations, the PC on
which the server software is installed must meet the same requirements, except:
●2.0 GHz min. processor speed
●Windows 10® operating system
●15 GB free hard drive space min.
●4 GB RAM min.
●256 MB min. video memory
●1024 x 768 min. display resolution
●Sound (for audible feedback)
●USB 2.0 or 3.0 port
●Internet connection - Not required, but if available
it can facilitate technical support
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●An available USB port is not required
●Sound is not required

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4. Calibration
New CR systems ship with a Certificate of Calibration valid for one year. Cirris recommends that the calibration be
verified annually at a minimum thereafter by either, (a) sending the system to the Cirris factory for the service or (b)
using a CR Performance Verification Kit and running the verification process described in its included documentation.
The CR Performance Verification Manual can be downloaded from the Cirris web site at www.downloads.cirris.com.
Contact your Cirris representative to purchase a CR Performance Check Kit.
Note: If the CR tester fails the Performance Verification, it indicates that the system requires service. No adjustments
are made to the tester hardware or software during the verification process.

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5. Hardware Setup
5.1 Configurations
The most basic CR system includes only a
Base Unit with 256 test points. One Base
Unit is required per system, regardless its
size. The Base Unit can support up to seven
(7) Expansion Scanners. Larger systems re-
quire Booster Units with each supporting up
to seven (7) additional Expansion Scanners.
Only the Base Unit and Booster Units require
AC power.
Stacked
Systems that include Expansion Scanners are
designed to be stacked with the Base Unit
and Booster Units on the bottom. Standard
length Expansion Cables and Booster Cables
support the stacked configuration.
Rack-Mounted
In addition to the stacked configuration, CR
systems can be rack mounted. Custom length
Expansion Cables are required in rack or cab-
inet installations. Cirris can supply mounting
panels that attach to the front rails of a 19”
(482.6 mm) cabinet.
Distributed
In a distributed configuration the Base Unit,
Expansion Scanners, and Booster Units can
be separated from each other using custom
length Expansion Cables. This is most often
done when testing large products to reduce
the length of the tester/product interface
cables. In distributed systems the connecting
Expansion Cables cannot exceed 200 feet
(60 m) in total length.
Proper precautions must be taken
to avoid a tipping hazard.
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255 193
256 194
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192 130
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Box
255 193
256 194
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192 130
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64 2
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255 193
256 194
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192 130
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256 194
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192 130
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255 193
256 194
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192 130
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255 193
256 194
191 129
192 130
127 65
128 66
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64 2
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Box
255 193
256 194
191 129
192 130
127 65
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64 2
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(Base Unit, Booster Unit and 14 Expansion Scanners)

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5.2 Assembling the System
If the system consists of only a Base Unit, skip to Step 6.
Configuring the Hardware
1. For the standard, stacked configuration, place up to seven (7) Expansion Scanners on the Base Unit and on
each Booster Unit. The Base Unit and each Booster Unit also support up to seven (7) Expansion Scanners in
rack-mounted or distributed systems.
Connecting the Units - The same interconnections described apply to stacked, rack-mounted, or distributed
systems except the Expansion Cables and Booster Cables may need to be longer than the standard cables in
rack-mounted or distributed systems. The Expansion Cables and Booster Cables are identical except for length and
are clearly labeled.
Up to seven (7)
Expansion Scanners
on the Base Unit &
each Booster Unit
Booster Unit Base Unit
16-pos. Female
Connects to Base/
Booster or to Expansion
Connector on another
Expansion/Booster Cable
16-pos. Female
Connects to
Expansion Scanner
/ Booster Unit
16-pos. Male
Expansion Connector
Connects to another
Expansion/Booster Cable
or to Terminator
Expansion & Booster Cables (side view)
Identical cables except for length

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2. Connect an Expansion Cable from the Add On Out connector on the Base Unit to the Add On In connector on
the first Expansion Scanner.
3. To connect additional Expansion Scanners, continue the daisy-chain by connecting an Expansion Cable to the
Expansion Connector on the proceeding cable and repeat the process for a maximum of seven (7) Expansion
Scanners.
4. For larger systems, connect a Booster Cable from the Booster Out connector on the Base Unit to the Booster
Out connector on the Booster Unit. Continue the Booster daisy-chain to connect each Booster Unit in the sys-
tem. Connect Expansion Scanners to the Booster Unit(s) as described above for the Base Unit.
5. After all the Expansion Cables are installed, place a Terminator on the open connector at the end of the Expan-
sion daisy-chain(s) and the Booster daisy-chain.
6. Place a terminator on the Base Unit Add On Out and /or Booster Out if the either or both is unused - for
example if the system consists of only a Base Unit.
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On the back panel of the Base Unit:
7. Connect the Probe to the Probe receptacle on the Base Unit.
8. Insert the USB Type B connector of the supplied USB cable in the From PC (USB) port on the Base Unit and
connect the other end to a USB port on the PC controller.
On the back panel of the Base Unit and any Booster Unit(s):
9. Connect the Power Supply to the Power receptacle on the Base Unit and to all Booster Units included in the
system. Plug the power cord(s) into a surge-protected power strip and plug the poser strip into a ground power
outlet. The CR Power supply will accept AC power input from 100-240 volts AC, 50-60 Hz.
The power outlet must provide a properly wired, low impedance earth ground. The ground for the test
system is integral to the power cord(s).

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6. Easy-Wire Software
The Easy-Wire software controls the CR test system, provides the user interface for testing operations, and includes
the test program editor in which test programs are created and revised. The contents of the Connector Registry, test
programs and test results are all stored in the Easy-Wire database. The database can be located on the hard drive of
the test station PC-controller, the typical configuration for stand-alone stations, or the database can be located on a
network drive and shared with other Easy-Wire test stations using the Cirris Server Software.
6.1 Installation
1. The Easy-Wire Station Software installation file can be downloaded for the Cirris web site at www.downloads.
cirris.com.
2. If upgrading an existing Easy-Wire installation, back up the database before proceeding. Instructions for the back-
up process can be found at www.backup.easy-wire.com or in the Easy-Wire Help.
3. Exit all open applications.
4. Navigate to the location of the installation file and open the
application to begin the installation.
5. Continue through the installation by clicking Next.

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6. Depending on the circumstances, several messages may
be displayed during the installation process, including an
upgrade notification if a previous installation is detected
and an associated warning to back up the existing
database (as mentioned under step 2 above). A notice of
licensing requirements will also be displayed. Click OK on
each window to proceed.
If an existing installation is being upgraded, and the
upgrade eligibility period supported by the software
license has expired, a message will be displayed notifying
the user that the upgrade is not supported by the software
license and to contact a Cirris sales representative to
update the license before continuing with the installation.
Click OK to close the message window.
7. Read the terms and conditions before accepting the terms
of the license agreement. When prompted to choose an
installation location, accept the default.
Note: The installation may prompt the user to install
separate, required applications which may necessitate a
Windows restart. If/when prompted, install these applica-
tions.
8. A readme file will automatically open as the installation
nears completion. It describes new features and release
notes for the current version of the Easy-Wire software.
When ready to continue, close the window to complete the
installation.
9. A final message window stating that the installation is complete is displayed at the conclusion of the process.
Click Finish to close the window. An Easy-Wire shortcut is automatically placed on the desktop.

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6.2 Starting Easy-Wire
1. Double-click the Easy-Wire shortcut to open the software.
Note: If the Easy-Wire shortcut isn’t visible on the desktop, from the Windows task bar, click
Start > Cirris Systems Corporation > Easy-Wire.
2. The Select Default Tester and Frequency window is
displayed the first time a new installation is opened:
●Click the text box and enter a station name used
to identify this PC.
●Select CR as the default tester.
●Select the frequency of the AC power (Mains)
input to the system.
●Click OK.
Note: You must select a tester when opening
Easy-Wire for the first time. However, if using the
software on multiple tester types, from the Main
Menu > Utilities > Setup System Options > Soft-
ware Setting Tab and check the box for Allow user
to change Tester Type at Login.
3. In the User Login window, accept the default Master
Login in the User Login field.
Do not enter a password initially.
Click OK.
Note: To setup user passwords, after logging in, from the
Easy-Wire Main Menu > Utilities > Setup Security and
see the Easy-Wire Help for assistance.

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4. If the Hardware Status Update window opens, click OK.
This window is normally displayed when opening Easy-Wire
after a new installation or when changes have been made
to the system hardware or software.
Note: This window can display two update types - System
Information or System Problems. For more information on
Hardware Status Updates, see the Easy-Wire Help.
5. The Easy-Wire Main Menu opens at the end of the startup
process.
The tester goes through a series of self-tests during
initialization. These tests ensure that the hardware and
software are working properly. If the self-test passes, the
Main Menu will open with a Ready status indicator.
See page 94 for troubleshooting tips if a red Error
indicator appears instead.

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6.3 Cirris Server Software
The Cirris Server Software allows multiple Easy-Wire test stations to share a single database located on a network
server. In this configuration, all the stations load test programs from the network database and write test results to the
same database. If a user has the security privileges to do so, they can also edit test programs on any test station and
update the network database with the changes. This provides two key benefits:
●Revision Control - As all test stations access the same database, each uses the latest versions of test pro-
grams, eliminating the risk of human error found in the manual test program export and import process.
●Database Backup - As much critical data, including all the test programs and the test results history, is stored in
the Easy-Wire database, having a single database located on a network server simplifies the backup process
and makes the database more secure.
Instructions for installing the Cirris Server Software and attaching test stations to the network database are provided
in the Cirris Server Installation Guide available at www.downloads.cirris.com.
6.4 Database Backup
Regardless of whether the test station shares a network database using the Cirris Server Software, or is a stand-alone
test station, the database should be backed up regularly. This can be managed externally, but the Easy-Wire software
provides the capability for users to automatically back up the database on a defined schedule.
From the Main Menu > Utilities > Database Maintenance to open the Database Management window. On the
Backup tab, select the frequency for the backup and the number of backup files to keep before the earliest version is
overwritten, and navigate to location in which the backup files should be stored. Good practice dictates that the
backup should not be kept on the same drive as the database.

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6.5 Security
Initially, there are no restricted levels of access or
password protection in the Easy-Wire software.
To set up user profiles, set up passwords, and
establish levels of access for dierent users, from
the Main Menu > Utilities > Setup Security to
open the Setup Security window. See the Easy-
Wire Help for additional information.
Note: The name of the logged-in user is cap-
tured and is available to include in reports.
6.6 Changing the Interface Language
The language used in the Easy-Wire interface can be changed to one of the available options.
1. From the Main Menu > Utilities > Setup System Options.
2. Under the Software Settings tab, select Change.
3. Select an alternate language from the list of options and
click OK.
4. Click OK on the Setup System Options window to return to
the Main Menu.