Haefely Technology AXOS5 User manual


A Note to Begin
Thank you for choosing the Haefely AXOS
5
. Please take a little time to read through this user manual and
familiarize yourself with the instrument controls and some potential dangers.
We hope you have many productive years of operation from the AXOS
5
Compact Immunity Test System .
HAEFELY TEST AG
Document Title User Manual: AXOS
5
Compact Immunity Test System
Reference No. 4700787_pr4

Contents
CONTENTS .................................................................................................................. I
1
SAFETY...............................................................................................................1
1.1
General Safety Information.............................................................................1
1.2
Safety Standards.............................................................................................1
2
P ODUCT DESC IPTION ....................................................................................2
2.1
Basic information ............................................................................................2
2.2
Standards covered by AXOS
5
...........................................................................3
3
TECHNICAL DATA ...............................................................................................4
3.1
General ...........................................................................................................4
3.2
Surge ..............................................................................................................4
3.3
Burst ...............................................................................................................4
3.4
Voltage dips ....................................................................................................5
3.5
Integrated single-phase CDN ..........................................................................5
4
INITIAL OPE ATION ..........................................................................................6
4.1
Visual check ....................................................................................................6
4.2
Installation .....................................................................................................6
4.3
Earth connection .............................................................................................6
4.4
EUT Supply Input ............................................................................................6
4.5
Connection to EUT ...........................................................................................7
4.6
V dip Input ......................................................................................................7
5
GENE AL OPE ATION ........................................................................................8
5.1
Front view .......................................................................................................8
5.2
ear view ........................................................................................................9
5.3
SETUP menu..................................................................................................10
5.4
Predefined standard program........................................................................11
5.5
Icon bar ........................................................................................................12
5.6
Test eport Data ...........................................................................................12

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SU GE ............................................................................................................. 13
6.1
General information...................................................................................... 13
6.2
Combination wave generator ........................................................................ 13
6.2.1
Open Circuit Voltage (OCV) .............................................................................13
6.2.2
Short Circuit Current (SCC).............................................................................14
6.3
SU GE Menu ................................................................................................. 14
6.3.1
Output & Coupling Paths .................................................................................16
6.3.2
Properties .....................................................................................................16
6.3.3
Transition .....................................................................................................17
6.3.4
Trigger .........................................................................................................17
6.3.
Synchronization AC ........................................................................................18
7
MAGNETIC FIELD............................................................................................. 19
7.1
General Information ..................................................................................... 19
7.1.1
Coil antenna..................................................................................................20
7.1.2
Transition .....................................................................................................21
7.1.3
Properties .....................................................................................................21
8
ELECT ICAL FAST T ANSIENT BU ST ............................................................. 22
8.1
General information...................................................................................... 22
8.2
BU ST TEST .................................................................................................. 22
8.2.1
Output & Coupling Paths .................................................................................23
8.2.2
Properties .....................................................................................................24
8.2.3
Transition .....................................................................................................24
8.2.4
Trigger .........................................................................................................2
8.2.
Synchronization .............................................................................................2
8.2.6
Burst mode ...................................................................................................2
9
VOLTAGE DIPS & INTE UPTS ........................................................................ 26
9.1
General information...................................................................................... 26
9.2
Interrupts..................................................................................................... 26
9.3
Dips .............................................................................................................. 26
9.3.1
Transformer DIP 116......................................................................................28
9.3.2
External transformer ......................................................................................29
9.3.3
Properties .....................................................................................................29
9.3.4
Transition .....................................................................................................30
9.3.
Trigger .........................................................................................................30
10
E O MESSAGES ........................................................................................... 31
10.1
Error messages............................................................................................. 31
10.2
Troubleshooting............................................................................................ 31
10.3
Logic errors .................................................................................................. 32
11
SOFTWA E ...................................................................................................... 33
11.1
emote Software .......................................................................................... 33

12
SE VICE...........................................................................................................34
12.1
Verification....................................................................................................34
12.1.1
Waveform OCV (Surge) ............................................................................... 34
12.1.2
Waveform SCC (Surge) ............................................................................... 34
12.1.3
Electrical fast transient/Burst ....................................................................... 3
12.1.4
Burst verification adapter ............................................................................ 3
12.2
Calibration.....................................................................................................35
12.3
ecycling.......................................................................................................36
13
ACCESSO IES AND OPTIONS ...........................................................................37
13.1
AXOS5 Accessories........................................................................................37
14
ADDITIONS ......................................................................................................38
14.1
Addresses......................................................................................................38
14.1.1
International customer service ..................................................................... 38
14.1.2
USA customer service ................................................................................. 38
14.1.3
China customer service ............................................................................... 38
14.1.4
Manufacturer.............................................................................................. 38
14.2
Glossary of terms and abbreviations .............................................................39
14.3
eference......................................................................................................40
14.4
Table of figure...............................................................................................41
14.5
Table of table ................................................................................................42
15
APPENDIX ........................................................................................................43
15.1
CE conformity................................................................................................43


AXOS
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Compact immunity test System 1
1Safety
1.1 General Safety Information
Significant: Please read carefully the safety requirements before using the AXOS
5
!
This warning sign is visible on the equipment.
Meaning: The documentation must be consulted before connecting the equipment to any voltage
supply
Dangerous mains voltage or high voltages are present inside the AXOS
5
.
The earth connection of the AXOS
5
must be connected to a good earth.
If trigger is pressed without connection to earth, electrical shock may occur!
Before removing any covers, remove all external connection cables.
The AXOS
5
should only be maintained by trained personnel.
Do not open any system modules, they contains no user replaceable parts.
People with heart pacemakers must not be in the vicinity of the system, when it is in operation.
Do not switch on or operate the AXOS
5
System if an explosion hazard exists. The system should be
operated in a dry room. If condensation is visible the unit should be dried before operating.
Never touch the Equipment Under Test (EUT), when the AXOS
5
is operating. Establish a safety barrier
around the test setup (Close the circuit pin 4 and pin 5 in Table 5-3).
If any part of the AXOS
5
is damaged or it is possible that damage has occurred, for example during
transportation, do not switch on the unit.
Before opening any units remove the mains power cord.
Before changing the mains fuse, remove the mains power cord.
Fuses should only be replaced with the same type and value.
This user manual is an integral part of the test system. Haefely Test AG and its sales partners refuse
to accept any responsibility for consequential or direct damage to persons and/or goods due to none
observance of instructions contained herein or due to incorrect use of the AXOS
5
.
When applying Magnetic field, do not touch the coil when test is running. Only direct output HI and
COM must be used to connect the coil. The coil loop (from HI till COM) must be closed.
Never connect a supply voltage directly to the HI/COM surge outputs. This will damage the unit!!!.
Always use a suitable CDN
Table 1-1: Safety requirements AXOS
When a test is started on the AXOS
5
the symbol in Figure 1-1 is
displayed on the screen.
Figure 1-1: Safety sign
1.2 Safety Standards
The AXOS
5
fulfils the requirements of IEC 61010-1.

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2Product description
2.1 Basic information
The AXOS
5
compact immunity test system integrates all of the best pieces of our stand alone test systems into one
single economic solution. It combines 5 kV Burst/EFT, Surge combination wave, AC/DC Dips & Interrupts, along with
an integrated single-phase coupling / decoupling network into one compact system. This allows for quick and
completely automated testing to the most common IEC standards.
AXOS
5
can either be operated via front panel by large colour graphic touch screen interface or remotely from the PC.
The menu together with the availability of predefined test routines for different standards makes testing easy and
reliable, even for less frequently users.
All the test parameters can be varied in a broad range. Together with the ability of changing test parameters during
test, AXOS
5
is not only the ideal product for compliance and pre-compliance testing, it is useful for monitoring &
debugging function during design phase.
A wide range of cost-efficient and user friendly coupling / decoupling networks for power lines as well as for
symmetrical and asymmetrical data- and signal-lines are available as options.
In Figure 2-1 is the starting menu of the ASOX5 version displayed. The menu is fully controlled by a touch screen.
Every command is entered through the touch screen. By pressing the Surge, EFT/Burst, Voltage Dips or Magnetic field
an under menu gets open. If purchasing an individual version for Surge (includes Magnetic field), EFT/Burst and
Voltage Dips it shows only the particular function.
Figure 2-1: Start display
After selecting one of the functions as shown in the Figure 2-1, there are generally two operating modes of the menu
available. Only in pre-compliance it is possible to change parameters even though the EUT is testing. In addition, by
pressing a function parameter a basic description gets open and describes the characteristic of it. The values can be
directly specified as for each criteria necessary. The same is possible in standard operating mode. Additionally Ipeak
and Upeak to the EUT gets displayed on the screen.
It is possible to come back from every application to the start menu as shown in Figure 2-1, when pressing the “home”
button. Every test procedure stops.
The LED on every output & coupling paths flashes when specific paths has been in the menu selected. This selection
is equal for Surge, Burst as well as Voltage Dips & Interrupts.

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2.2 Standards covered by AXOS
5
Table 2-1 Basic standards covered by the AXOS
5
Standard Description Test equipment
IEC/EN 61000-4-4 EST/Burst AXOS
5
IEC/EN 61000-4-5 Surge AXOS
5
IEC/EN 61000-4-9 Magnetic field AXOS
5
& MSURGE-A
IEC/EN 61000-4-11 AC Voltage Dip and Interrupt AXOS
5
& DIP 116 (optionally)
IEC/EN 61000-4-29 DC Voltage Dip und Interrupt AXOS
5
Table 2-1: IEC norm covered by AXOS
For detailed test description of each particular norm please read IEC/EN standard carefully. This is the overall norm,
many product norm consist further tests. Indeed, for many products the requirements will be described more detailed
in the product norm. Note: Product norms will be partly fulfilled by the AXOS
5
as well. Please contact for further
assistance your sales representative or HAEFELY TEST AG directly.

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3Technical data
3.1 General
General Data
Control Power 85V - 264V
50/60 Hz
Dimensions
(W x H x D)
19" / 4U
(45 x 18 x 49 cm)
User Test Storage Unlimited Weight 30kg
Remote Interface Ethernet
RJ45
USB for USB memory stick
Display 7" / 800x480 / 24bit
with touch-screen
AUX Interface D-sub 37p for external CDN,
external transformer etc.
External Trigger Input 5V TTL Synch Input BNC, 10V – 264V AC
Trigger Output 5V TTL External Start / Stop
Input
5V TTL, starts / stops
predefined test sequence
EUT failed Input 5V TTL Analog Output 0 – 10V, for use with external
options
Warning Lamp Output 2 x 24V / 1A DC Safety Circuit stops the test when unlocked
Table 3-1: General data
3.2 Surge
IEC / EN 61000-4-5 Edition 2 Surge Combination Wave
Output Voltage 0.2 – 5.0kV ±10% Output Current 0.1 – 2.5kA ±10%
Voltage Rise Time 1.2us ±30% Current Rise Time 8us ±20%
Voltage Duration 50us ±20% Current Duration 20us ±20%
Polarity pos / neg / alternate
Output Impedance 2 Ohms
Phase Sync 0 – 359°with 1°steps
or asynchronous mode
Integrated Single
Phase CDN
264V AC / 16A
220V DC / 10A
Counter preselect
Counter
1 – 1000
infinite
100000
Impulse Trigger automatic 2s – 100 minutes
manual
external trigger input
Peak Voltage
Monitor
BNC output: 1000:1
Display: 3 Digits
Peak Current
Monitor
BNC output: 1kA/V
Display: 3 Digits
Table 3-2: Surge data
3.3 Burst
IEC / EN 61000-4-4 Edition 2 EFT / Burst
Output Voltage 0.2 – 5.0kV ±10% at
coaxial output
Spike Frequency 1Hz – 1MHz
Polarity pos / neg / alternate Burst Duration 10us – 1s
Output Impedance 50 Ohms Burst Period 1ms – 10s
Rise Time 5ns ±30% Test Time 1s– 1000 minutes
Impulse Duration 50ns ±30% at 50
Ohm
50ns –15 +100ns
at 1000 Ohm
Trigger automatic
manual
external trigger input
Burst Mode normal
continuous
real
random
Integrated Single
Phase Coupling /
Decoupling Network
264V AC / 16A
220V DC / 10A
Table 3-3: Burst data

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3.4 Voltage dips
IEC / EN 61000-4-11 Edition 2 and IEC / EN 61000-4-29 Dips & Interrupts
Max. Voltage 264V AC/DC Interrupt Time 0.5 period – 800 periods
100us – 1000 minutes
Max. Current 16A AC/DC continuous
20A for 5s
40A for 3s
500A inrush Current
Interval Time 1 period – 800 periods
synch
100us – 1000 minutes
async
Trigger automatic
manual
external trigger input
Test Time 1s – 1000 minutes
Infinite
Interrupt
Dip Level
0%
0% – 99% with
external voltage
source
Phase Sync 0 – 359° 16 / 40 / 50 / 60 Hz
asynchronous Mode
RMS Voltage Monitor BNC Output: 100:1
Display: 4 Digits
RMS Current
Monitor
BNC Output: 10A/V
Display: 4 Digits
Table 3-4: Voltage dips and interrupts data
3.5 Integrated single-phase CDN
AXOS
5
provides an integrated single-phase coupling / decoupling network for Burst and Surge tests.
It is protected against over-current by an integrated protection circuit. Current limit can be selected between 1A to 16A
in the PROPERTIES menu.
The integrated CDN may be used with AC or with DC power lines.
The input of the integrated CDN (i.e. EUT Supply Input) must be connected to power lines which are protected by a
line safety switch equal or less 16A rated current and characteristic B or C.

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4Initial operation
4.1 Visual check
During transport AXOS
5
may be subjected to excessive shocks and vibrations, even though every care is taken by
HAEFELY Test AG to provide suitable packaging. Before operating the unit, check for signs of mechanical damage.
Damaged packing cases may by a sign of transport damage. Damage caused in transit must be reported to the
shipping agent immediately.
4.2 Installation
All safety measures must be followed, as described in Table 1-1.
4.3 Earth connection
The "Earth Stud" on the back panel must always be connected to a solid earth before the "EUT Supply
Input" is connected to power source. Cross section of connection must be at least 2.5mm squared.
4.4 EUT Supply Input
The "EUT Supply Inpu" on the back is the connection to the integrated single-phase CDN, which can be used
up to 16A / 264V.
There are three banana-plugs (stackable) delivered with the standard accessories set:
- black: line conductor
- blue: neutral conductor
- green/yellow: protection earth conductor
These banana plugs shall be mounted on a suitable connection cable.
The EUT Supply Input must be connected to power lines which are protected by a line safety switch
equal or less 16A rated current and characteristic B or C.

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Inside the AXOS, there are filter capacitors connected between L-PE and N-PE, as required by the
standard.
These capacitors will cause a residual current, which will trip the residual current circuit breaker.
Hence, an isolation transformer needs to be inserted between main power supply and "EUT Supply Input" as shown in
Figure 4-1 below.
Figure 4-1: Transformer connection
Note:
N and PE need to be connected as shown in the figure. This enables that a possible follow current from the mains can
be delivered to the EUT.
All further equipment connected after the isolation transformer are not protected any more by the residual
current circuit breaker.
4.5 Connection to EUT
The L, N and PE banana sockets on the front panel are the outputs of the integrated single-phase CDN.
For power line testing, the EUT is connected here.
There are three banana-plugs (non-stackable) delivered with the standard accessories set:
- black: line conductor
- blue: neutral conductor
- green: protection earth conductor
These banana plugs shall be mounted on a suitable connection cable.
4.6 V dip Input
The "V dip" input is used to supply voltage having XX% level for Dips testing.
For example, for testing 40% Dips level, 92V supply need to be connected between "V dip" and neutral
(at nominal voltage 230V).
In case of interrupt testing i.e. 0% Dips test level, "V dip" must be connected to "N" (neutral) input, using
the purple coloured safety banana cable supplied with the standard accessories

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5General operation
5.1 Front view
The Figure 5-1 shows the front view of the AXOS
5
. In the Table 5-1 is the detail description of every physical input and
output.
1 2 3 4
6
13
7
8
9
11
14
5 12
10
Figure 5-1: AXOS
5
Front view
Table 5-1: Description front view function
Pos. Function Description
1 On/off switch Turns on and off the power of AXOS
5
2
Surge impulse voltage
monitor output
1000:1 divider for surge impulse.
Direct connection to oscilloscope.
Example: 5000Vsurge impulse output will show 5V on this
BNC socket
3
Surge impulse current
monitor output
1000A/V surge impulse current monitor.
Direct connection to oscilloscope.
Example: 2500A surge current will show 2.5V on this BNC
socket
4 Urms monitor output 100:1
5
Irms monitor output 10A/V
Monitoring the signal of the generator when creating voltage
dips or voltage interrupts.
Direct connection to oscilloscope.
6 HI Generator output Surge; (Direct
output)
7 COM Generator output Surge
(Direct output)
Direct output of surge generator
Connection to external CDN.
Do not connect directly any external supply voltage, generator
will be damaged.
8 Burst Output Direct output of burst generator to external CDN or EUT
9 L output to EUT
10 N output to EUT
11 PE output to EUT
Connection for single phase EUT to the internal
coupling/decoupling network
12 PE Connection to ground reference plane or the verification
adater
13 USB port for data transfer Save report data or test files onto USB memory stick
14 Colour touch screen Every command and adjustment will be controlled and entered
via the touch screen

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5.2 ear view
The rear view of the AXOS
5
is shown in Figure 5-2. A detailed description of every input and output is written in the
Table 5-2 below the graphic.
1 2 3
7
6
4
5
8
9
10
Figure 5-2: AXOS
5
rear view
Pos. Function Description
1
L “EUT Supply Input” (direct
connection of power supply via
banana plug)
2
N “EUT Supply Input” (direct
connection of power supply via
banana plug)
3
PE “EUT Supply Input” (direct
connection of power supply via
banana plug)
direct single-phase connection of power supply to the EUT. It can
either be connected to a DC power supply or to AC power supply.
Awareness, the power supply should NOT be secured by a ground
fault Switch. If yes please take capture Fehler! Verweisquelle
konnte nicht gefunden werden. in consideration
4
V dip (for Voltage dips &
interrupts)
Input for the voltage dips und interrupts. For voltage interrupts it
has to be connected via banana plug with position 2. However.
when using external transformer, the only connection to the
generator is through the V dip input
5
“Link” to external HAEFELY
transformer DIP 116
Input for HAEFELY transformer DIP 116 for voltage dips, then
adjustable on 0%,40%, 70% and 80% in reference to the U1
nominal voltage of AXOS
5
. In any other case the transformer has
to be controlled independently and it will be connected only
through the “position 4” with the AXOS
5
.
6 “AUX” inputs and outputs detailed description of function in Table 5-3
7 “RJ 45”Ethernet Interface operation of the AXOS
5
through an external device, likely a PC for
the remote software
8 Sync. BNC Interface The BNC interface is used for external synchronization of a
manual CDN
9 Main power switch for AXOS5 Switching on/off total power supply
10 Electrical grounding The generator must always be connected to a reference earth
before every use
Table 5-2: description rear view

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AUX (Pos. 7.) function description
1 Red warning lamp Indicates when safety circuit closed
2 Green warning lamp Indicates when safety circuit opened
3 GND 0 V
4 GND 0 V
5 Safety interlock When safety barriers installed, connection
must be done between pin 5 and pin 4 to close
the circle (safety instruments), however, bridge
between pin 4 and pin 5 exist as delivery
setting
6 GND 0 V
7 Start/Stop program 1 is running (Input) Start/Stop automatic for starting a predefined
program in the “Setup” menu “start file (Figure
5-3)”, signal for instance external device, PLC
signal
8 GND 0 V
9 Trigger Input Input for external trigger to start for instance
through an external signal a generator
10 GND 0 V
11 EUT Fail (Input) External condition (e.g. device or PLC signal),
the position becomes 1 and causes an action
(Ignore, Alarm, Test Stop or test stop & line off)
12 GND 0 V
13 0-10V Analogue output Reserved and used for further application
14 GND 0 V
15 Trigger output When Burst, Surge or Voltage dips package in
use, signal becomes 0, after the applied
package has finished the signal becomes
1(negation); used for indication of signal on
oscilloscope
16 GND 0 V
17 Spare (Reserve) Not in use
18 GND 0 V
Table 5-3: AUX function description
5.3
SETUP menu
The Figure 5-3 shows the “Setup” menu after selecting this button in the starting field. Every button is explained in the
Table 5-4.
Figure 5-3: Setup menu
In the right upper corner the current software version, serial number can be seen. The FPGA indicates the hardware of
the chip version.

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Menu field Description
Language Selection of different language, in the moment only English available
Date & Time Entering of current date and time
Sound Volume Adjusting of sound operating volume and warn signals
Report data
saving
Reporting data can be automatically saved when pushing the device in USB port or manually by
pressing the “Rep.Data” in the menu of every application and then entering the device
Start file Selection of predefined test in accordance with particular norm for Surge, Burst, Magnetic field
and Voltage dips & interrupts; it gets only applied from an external start/stop automatic (
Last Calibration Factory calibration from HAEFEY TEST AG, in future term the “next calibration” becomes “last
calibration
Next calibration Recommended calibration period from HAEFELY TEST AG is 2 years, however, it always
depends on the quality management system of every company and certainly the test
requirements of equipment and certification environment
Remote GUI Remote GUI is possible to access when license key purchased from the HAEFELY TEST AG;
switch on/off of communication between remote computer and AXOS5 possible
Coil Antenna Entering of new “coil Antenna” factor as described in
Communication Communication via RJ45 at the rear view of AXOS
5
Firmware update For updating the new operating software of the AXOS
5
License Manager Entry of license codes for Surge, Burst, Magnetic field and Voltage Dips & Interrupts and remote
GUI. After entering the license code, accessible in main menu
Touch calibration In normal delivery mode there is a pre-calibration of the touch screen. However, if required,
please follow and press for few seconds with a pen the cross at the screen. It requires five
different positions. Then confirming and as a control measure four different yellow dots get open.
Again confirming and the calibration has finished.
Table 5-4: Setup description
After setting has been finished the “Setup” gets closed when pressing the “close” button. Afterwards the starting
window gets displayed. It can be selected between Surge, Burst, Magnetic field and Voltage Dips & Interrupts.
5.4
Predefined standard program
The AXOS
5
contains predefined standards test for “Surge”, “Burst”, ”Magnetic field” and “Voltage Dips & Interrupts”
according to each particular norm. Each test can be selected and applied through the Generator to the EUT. The
Figure 5-4 reflects the save and option of data at the “Surge” generator. These application works similar for “Burst”,
“Magnetic field” and “Voltage Dips & Interrupts. The basic understanding of the tool is similar to normal office
applications. Data can be “load”, “Save”, “Save as”, “Copy” and “Delete” as for instance in word. These options occur
on the screen, when “file” button is pushed.
Figure 5-4: Save and load option of data
Two directories can be selected as shown in Figure 5-5. However, the “standard” directory can only read and load the
predefined test procedure in accordance to the particular norm. These files can only be read. The second directory is
“Internal”. The internal data (customized testing files) can be saved, loaded and deleted. Either of the directories can
only be accessed out of the particular menu, like for instance the “surge” generator.
In addition, the loaded program is displayed in the upper line in either of the standard and pre-compliance menu.

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However, through the “Setup” menu predefined programs can be loaded and applied via an external “start/stop”
device. There get controlled though Pin 7 in Table 5-3. When particular file has been selected, it must be confirmed
with “load”.
Figure 5-5: File selection Internal/Standard
Note: When file wants to be applied and started without any external signal parameter, it must be selected inside the
specific modus (e.g. Surge”) via “load”. However, if controlled from an external signal, it must be selected through the
“Setup” (Figure 5-3) and then confirmed as seen in Figure 5-5. Selection in “setup” menu will not be applied to
generator when not external control of the program.
5.5
Icon bar
The Table 5-5 presents a overview of icons in the operating menu. The icons get displayed in the right upper corner of
the operating menu, except position 3.
Position Symbol function
1
When button “line” pushed in the operating menu, connection between “EUT supply
inputs (L, N, PE)” and “EUT supply output (L, N, PE)” is existing; note: no actual “EUT
Supply Input” required for the connection
2
When circuit closed between PIN 5 and PIN 4 in Table 5-3, either through existing
factory bridge or external circuit connection
3 When generator charging, symbol gets displayed at touch screen
4
“Reporting data symbol”, when pushing “Rep.Data” button, this icon comes up in the
right upper corner of the window and the report of the test will be saved via USB-port
on a connected device; Note: only accessible when test has finished
5
Symbol, when L and N on “EUT Supply Input” are exchanged, therefore, L and N must
be changed back
Table 5-5: Icon bar menu
5.6
Test eport Data
Test report data can be automatically saved to USB memory stick. If "Report Data Saving: Automatic" is selected in the
"Setup" menu, test data are saved automatically after each test. If "Report Data Saving: Manual" is selected, test data
can be saved on the memory stick by using the "REPORT" key within the accordingly menu.
The test data are saved into five CSV files which can easily imported into Excel or similar applications.
Data are saved as follows:
Prg_Log.csv : Test conclusion
Prg_Set_Seq.csv : Test header data
PrgItem002_Log.csv : Test log data
PrgItem002_Set.csv : Test setup data
PrgItem_Res.csv : Test overview data

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6Surge
6.1
General information
Please read carefully the Table 5-1 and Table 5-2 in detail before first use of the Surge generator. The short voltage
impulse stays on the EUT during several µs. The peak voltage gets with the Axos5 up to 5 kV. The generator fulfils the
requirements according to the IEC 61000-4-5 norm. The source impedance of the generator is 2 Ω. The HI and COM
signals should be used from the beginning as scheduled, because in extern CDN the polarity becomes important. It
can be select either between the Hi and Com output or the coupling network (Position 9,10,11 in Figure 5-1).
6.2
Combination wave generator
In General waveforms are specified as open circuit voltage (OCV) and short circuit current (SCC). The Surge is applied
directly from the Generator to the Surge HI and COM output, the waveforms are specified in the next two under
captures. The function graphic and the key parameter can be read in the Table 6-1. In accordance to the IEC 60060-1
the front time for the OCV is 1,2 µs ± 30% and the SCC is 8 µs ± 20%.
IEC 60060-1Definitions
Front time [µs] Time to half value [µs]
Open circuit voltage 1,2 ± 30% 50 ± 20%
Short circuit current 8 ± 20% 20 ± 20%
Table 6-1: Key parameter wave generator
For a detailed description please read the topic “test instrumentation” in the IEC 61000-4-5 norm.
6.2.1 Open Circuit Voltage (OCV)
Figure 6-1: Open circuit voltage (OCV) [1]
Front time: T1 = 1,67 x T = 1,2µs ± 30%
Time to half value: T2 = 50µs ± 20%
Verification of the Surge output signal (HI and COM) in the front view can be done with the help of the in capture 12.1.1
described PDP 8000.

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6.2.2 Short Circuit Current (SCC)
Figure 6-2: Short circuit current (SCC) [1]
Front time: T1 = 1,25 x T = 8 µs ± 20%
Time to half value: T2 = 20 µs ± 20%
For verification of the output signal, a current transformer must be connected between position 6 and position 7 as
shown in Figure 5-1. EUT Supply Input must be disconnected. The current transformer from capture 12.1.2 is for the
verification necessary.
6.3
SU GE Menu
Test requirements must be achieved by the user according to the IEC 61000-4-5 norm. The safety standards as written
in Table 1-1 must be unconditionally fulfilled, when operating the AXOS
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In the next step, the user selects either the pre-compliance or the standard operation mode. The Figure 6-3 and Figure
6-4 reflects either of the appliance modes. As seen by pressing on each particular function parameter a purple bow
comes up and the definition of the function gets displayed.
Figure 6-3: Surge Standard mode
When pressing the “home” button the user gets transferred automatically to the start menu as shown in Figure 2-1.
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