●In measurement with this instrument, high voltage may be
applied and high current may be supplied. Always close the
cover before measurement after setting the DUT (Device
Under Test) on the Test Fixture. Do not open the cover of
the Test Fixture during measurement.
High voltage (max. 5 kV) may be applied and high current (max. 2 kA) may be supplied to the terminal
to which the DUT is mounted. To prevent danger, if the cover of the Test Fixture is not closed, no
voltage and current can be supplied to the terminal and no power can be applied to the DUT. And, do
not remodel the switch for power supply shutoff or do not open the cover during measurement. If not,
electric shock may be caused.
When it is detected that the cover of the Test Fixture is opened during measurement, the supply of
voltage and current to the terminals is immediately cut off, and the energization of the DUT is
stopped. For your safety, do not open the cover during measurement.
●After measurement, the DUT may be charged. Do not
touch the DUT until discharging it through the grounding
rod and confirming the safety.
Touching a charged or generated measurement DUT may cause electric shock or burns. Take
measures such as using gloves and leaving it for a sufficient time.
●When using anything other than the test wire lead or
small crocodile that comes with the Test Fixture, pay
attention to the withstand voltage and allowable cur-
rent.
If the measurement is performed without considering the measurement potential, cable outer insula-
tion, and GND cable outer insulation rating, it may cause a fire or malfunction. Use the specified cable
that comes with the Test Fixture according to the measurement content.
●If you notice smoke, abnormal smell or abnormal sound,
immediately take measures below and unplug the power
plug from the power outlet.
(1) Turn off the standby switch of the CS-8000 Series.
(2) Turn off the main power switch of the CS-8000 Series.
(3) Unplug the power plug of the instrument and CS-8000 Series from the power outlet.
Continued use under these circumstances may result in electric shock or fire. After taking measures
above, contact IWATSU or our sales distributors for repair. Repairing the instrument by yourself is
very dangerous. Do not attempt to repair the instrument under any circumstances.
