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Hioki PW3390 User manual

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Thank you for purchasing the HIOKI Model PW3390 Power Analyzer.
This guide introduces the Power Analyzer's basic measurement procedure to first-time users.
Before using the instrument, be sure to read the Instruction Manual carefully.

Connect a computer for external
control and data transfer.
See: Instruction manual Chap. 9
• Save measurement data and setting
configurations.
• Reload setting configurations.
See: Instruction manual Chap. 7
Connecting Multiple PW3390
(Synchronized Measurements)
See: Instruction manual Sec. 8.1
See the instruction manual for details, including setting pro-
cedures for measurement and display, convenience features
and more.
Additional Capabilities
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Displayed screen
Measurement screen
(Press to display)
System screen
(Press to display)
File Operations Screen
(Press to display)
2
Displayed Page
Each page shows different screen contents: select
the appropriate page as needed. Switch the page
with .
3
Operating State Indicators
Lights up while in the integration standby state.
Indicates integration is in progress.
Indicates integration is stopped.
Indicates Data Hold is active.
Indicates Peak Hold is active.
4
Key-Lock Indicator
Lights to indicate Key Lock is active (keys are
locked, after holding for three seconds).
Hold again for three seconds to unlock.
5
Time display
Displays the current date and time.
(To set the clock: See Chap. 6 of the instruction man-
ual.)
6
Interface Indicators
Lights when the instrument is connected to a
computer by USB cable (and the computer is
on).
Lights when the instrument is connected to a
LAN.
7
Storage Media Indicators
Level indicators for the CF card and USB memory
stick. The used storage space is indicated in yellow,
and it turns to red when the media is 95% full.
The round indicator to the left of the level meter will
turn yellow-green while the media is being accessed.
2
Displayed
screen
Displayed Page Operating State Indicators Key-Lock
Indicator
Time display
Interface Indicators Storage Media Indicators
Always-Displayed Items
PW3390 POWER ANALYZER
Measurement Guide
Feb. 2017 Edition 1 Printed in Japan
PW3390A966-00 17-02H
Read First
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For best precision, allow at least
30 minutes warm-up before exe-
cuting zero adjustment and mea-
suring.
Voltage measure-
ment cables
Current sensor
cables
Power cord
Power-on
Pre-connection inspection

Voltage measurement cables and
power cord
Does any cable insulation appear dam-
aged, or is bare metal exposed?

Current sensors
Is a jaws cracked or damaged?

PW3390
Is damage to the instrument evident?
Power-on confirmation
• Does the self-test (model and version)
display?
• When the self-test finishes, does the
[Wiring] page of the Setting or Mea-
surement screen appear (according to
when the instrument was last turned off)?
Contact your dealer or Hioki representative
if you find any damage.
The power cord may be damaged, or the
instrument may have internal damage.
Please contact your dealer or Hioki rep-
resentative.
Connect the Cables and Sensors, and Power On
If damage is found.
If the self-test does not display, or
if an error is displayed.
Plug the other end of the
power cord into an outlet.
MENU keys
Select a screen
MEAS key: Measurement screen
SYSTEM key: System screen
FILE key: File operation screen
PAGE keys
Changes the screen page.
FUNCTION keys (Fkeys)
Select and change display contents and settings.
RANGE keys
• Change the voltage (U) and current (I) measurement
ranges.
• Pressing the AUTO key activates auto-ranging.
ESC (Escape) key
• Cancels the last change to a setting, and returns it to its
previous state.
• Hold for three seconds to toggle the key lock.
ENTER key
Accepts selections and changes to settings.
CURSOR key
Move the cursors.
START/STOP key
Starts and stops integration and saving operations.
HOLD key
Toggles the Hold and Peak Hold function.
SAVE key
• Saves data to the storage media.
•Press
SAVE key after pressing the SHIFT key to
capture a screen image to the storage media. (Screen
capture)
0 ADJ (Zero Adjustment) key
Performs zero adjustment and current sensor degauss-
ing.
SHIFT key
(Lit when running)
Activates alternate key functions.
DATA RESET key
Resets the integration values.
Operation keys
99 Washington Street
Melrose, MA 02176
Phone 781-665-1400
Toll Free 1-800-517-8431
Visit us at www.TestEquipmentDepot.com
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Use the keys to select the wiring
mode (phase configuration) of the
measurement system.
Press to accept the selection.
The wiring diagram(s) are displayed.
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Press [Select].
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3
2.
Press to display the System
screen, and select the [Wiring] page with
the keys.
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1
4
Select the Wiring Mode
1
2
4
3
Select the channel whose current sensor you
wish to configure with .
2
Select the sensor with the Fkey.
3
3.
Press to display the System screen, and
select the [Sensor] page with the
keys.
1
Select the Current Sensors If using the CT9920 Conversion Cable, set the models of the
current sensors.
If not using the CT9920, there is no need to set the models of the
current sensors as that information will be automatically
detected.
4
To increase measurement precision, configure
phase correction for the current sensors.
See: Instruction manual Sec. 3.10
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4.
3
Connect voltage measurement
cables
Attach current sensors
Source
side
Line
Load
side
Current flow
direction arrow
<IMPORTANT> After 30 minutes
warm-up, always perform zero
adjustment before attaching to the
lines.
1. Press to display the Mea-
surement screen.
2. Press .
[Execute Zero Adjust.] is displayed.
3. Press .
[Executing Please wait...
All keys are disabled now.] is
displayed for 30
seconds, until finished.
1
Attach voltage measurement cables and current sensors
Direction of
current flow
to the measurement lines according to the wiring diagram(s).
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3
5.
1
Press [Easy Set], and then to
execute.
1
Yellow vector angle range
Verify that appropriate measurement
values are displayed.
Verify that the vectors are displayed
with the appropriate range, and that
vectors are not too short, or of
unequal lengths.
Execute quick setup, and verify correct wiring
When execute quick setup
Executing quick setup automatically configures the fol-
lowing settings to the Hioki-recommended values for
the selected wiring mode (phase system): voltage and
current ranges, sync source, lower measurement fre-
quency limit, integration mode, harmonic sync source
and rectification method.
6.
Press to display the Measurement
screen, and press to switch
screen pages.
Vector CH1 to CH4
Wave + Noise Select Efficiency
Motor
This page displays measured harmonic
voltage, harmonic current, and har-
monic power on channels 1 to 4 as
numerical values and as vectors.
This page displays measured power,
voltage and current values, integration
values, and provides access to harmonic
graphs and lists for each channel.
This page displays waveforms and
noise of voltage and current. The wave-
forms can be saved.
This page displays the parameters
which you are selected.
This page displays measured values for
the motor analysis function.
This page displays an X-Y graph of mea-
surement parameters selected for hori-
zontal and vertical axes.
This page displays the numerical values
of efficiency and loss determined by cal-
culation formulas.
XY Graph
View Measurement
Displayed only on the PW3390-03 (model with motor analysis and D/A output).
Values
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