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3. Jack Cover
Insert the plastic cover into the yellow wrist strap plug-
in jack that is not being used. The jack on the right ts
standard banana plugs used in North America. The 746
Wrist Strap Tester is now ready for use.
4. Wall Mounting
The enclosed SCS Dual Lock Wall Mounting System
adhesion discs must be screwed onto the wall, using
the attached template, approximately 1.5 m (5 ft.) off
the oor. Drill three holes of 5 mm (0.2 in.) diameter at
marked locations.
5. The enclosed Dual Lock Adhesion Strip must be cut
in two halves and adhered to the rear of the 746 Wrist
Strap Tester, parallel to the bottom edge and below the
battery compartment. Make sure the area on the 746
Wrist Strap Tester where the adhesion strips are to be
placed is free of dust and dirt. Press the back of the case
rmly against the discs to secure the tester to the wall.
6. For removal, lift the 746 Wrist Strap Tester at the two
top corners with both hands.
Testing Procedure
7. Wrist Band/Cord Test
Put the wrist band on with the ground cord attached and
insert the ground cord banana plug into the yellow wrist
strap plug-in jack.
8. Depress the metal contact plate and hold.
9. One of the LED indicators will illuminate. An
illuminated green LED indicates that the wrist strap
assembly performs within the resistance range of 750
kilohms to 10 megohms. If a red LED is illuminated, the
resistance of the wrist strap assembly may be outside
the range of 750 kilohms to 10 megohms. To check the
resistance of the ground cord, leave the banana plug
end attached to the tester. Unsnap the cord from the
wrist band. Place the metal side of the ground cord snap
end against the metal contact plate. Depress the plate
and check to see which LED illuminates. If the red LED
illuminates, the ground cord is outside of the resistance
range. If the green LED illuminates, the ground cord is
“OK” but the wrist band may need to be replaced. NOTE:
In some cases, a high contact resistance between the
person’s skin and the wrist band will cause the tester
to indicate a red LED (greater than 10 megohms). This
higher resistance may be caused by dry skin or hair
on the wearer’s wrist. A loose tting wrist band can
also cause intermittency or high resistance. If these
conditions do not exist, a new wrist band should be
obtained and tested on the person.
Verication Procedure
The 746 Wrist Strap Tester cannot be adjusted by
the user, but the following steps can be used to verify
that the 746 Wrist Strap Tester is operating within its
specication.
Equipment needed
1. Resistance substitution box, 700 kilohms - 11
megohms, accuracy < 2%.
2. Two lead wires to connect the resistance box to the
746 Wrist Strap Tester.
Checking wrist strap test circuit
Connect the resistance substitution box to the tester
as shown in Figure 3. Adjust the resistance substitution
box to each value of resistance indicated in the test
table below and press contact plate A. The LEDs will
indicate, as shown below, if the unit is functioning within
specications.
Resistance
Substitution box
settings
Resistance range
of the tester
LED
Indication
750 kilohms 750 kilohms Red
900 kilohms Green
9.0 megohms 10 megohms Green
11.0 megohms Red
The 750 kilohms threshold is approximate for that range
and could vary slightly. Actual threshold resistances are
not listed.
FIgure 3. Checking wrist strap test circuit.