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PROGRAMMA LE
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DM
5010
TA LE
OF
CONTENTS
Page
LIST
OF
ILLUSTRATIONS
.........................................
iii
LIST
OF
TA LES
........................................................
iv
OPERATORS
SAFETY
SUMMARY
..........................
v
SERVICE
SAFETY
SUMMARY
..................................
vii
Section
1
SPECIFICATION
Intr ducti n
...............................................
1-1
Standard
Access ries
..............................
1-1
IEEE
488
(GPIB)
Functi ns
.....................
1-1
Perf rmance
C nditi ns
..........................
1-1
Section
2
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
Intr ducti n
.........................................
2-1
Preparati n
F r
Use
..............................
2-1
Installati n
and
Rem val
.................
2-1
Fr nt
Panel
C ntr ls
and
C nnect rs
.
2-2
General
Inf rmati n
..........................
2-2
Display
Wind w
................................
2-2
C ntr ls
and
C nnect rs
.................
2-4
Operat rs
Familiarizati n
.....................
2-6
P wer
On
Seif
Test
.........................
2-6
General
Operating
Inf rmati n
........
2-7
Input
C nnecti ns
...........................
2-7
Rear
interface
Measurements
........
2-7
De
V ltage
Measurements
.................
2-9
Resistance
Measurements
.................
2-9
Measuring
Di des
................................
2-9
Ac
V ltage
Measurments
...................
2-9
C nversi n
Rates
................................2-9
Triggering
...........................................
2-9
Calculati ns
........................................
2-10
Changing
C nstant
Values
...............
2-10
Calculati n
Examples
.........................
2-11
Repackaging
Inf rmati n
.................
2-12
Chapitre
2
INSTRUCTIONS
D
’
UTILISATION
Intr ducti n
.......................................
2-1
Preparati n
............................................
2-1
Installati n
et
retrait
de
I'appareil
...........................................
2-1
C mmandes
et
c nnecteurs
de
la
face
avant
...............................................
2-2
Fenetre
d
’
affichage
..........................
2-2
C mmandes
et
c nnecteurs
..........
2-4
Tableau
2-2
-
C des
d
’
erreur
affiches
en
face
avant
.....................
2-7
Instructi ns
generales
d
’
util
isati n
.......................................
2-7
C nnexi ns
d
’
entree
.......................
2-7
Mesures
sur
I
’
interface
arriere
.....
2-8
Mesures
de
tensi ns
c ntinues
....
2-9
Mesures
de
resistances
..... ...........
2-9
Tableau
2.3
-
Tensi ns
de
s urce
(f ncti n
hms)
................ ...............
2-9
Page
Mesures
de
tensi ns
alternatives...
2-9
Vitesses
de
c nversi n
...................
2-9
Declenchement
.................................
2-9
Calcuis
.................................................
2-10
M dificati n
des
valeurs
des
c nstantes
.........................................
2-10
Tableau
2.4
-
F ncti ns
calcul
et
c nstantes
ass ciees
......................
2-1
0
Exemples
de
calcuis
.......................
2-11
Instructi ns
de
reemballage
...........
2-1
2
Abschnitt
2
EDIENUNGSANLEITUNG
Section
3
PROGRAMMING
Intr ducti n
.........................................
3-1
Talk
Only
M de
................................
3-1
C mmands
.............................................
3-3
Functi nal
C mmand
List
......................
3-3
Detailed
C mmand
List
..........................
3-5
Messages
and
C mmunicati n
Pr t c l
....................................................
3-21
C mmand
Separat r
........................
3-21
Message
Terminata r
........................
3-21
F rmatting
a
Message
......................
3-21
Number
F rmats
.................................
3-21
Message
Pr t c l
..............................
3-22
Multiple
Messages
............................
3-22
Instrument
Resp nse
t
IEEE
488
Interface
Messages
...........................
3-22
Rem te-L cal
Operati n
...................
3-23
Status
and
Err r
Rep rting
.....................
3-24
Sending
Interface
C mmands
.................
3-26
P wer
On
(Initial)
C nditi ns
...................
3-26
Example
Pr grams
..................................
3-28
Pr gramming
Aids
....................................
3-29
Handling
Service
Requests
.................
3-29
Fr nt
Panel
L ck ut
............................
3-29
Using
INIT
.............................................
3-29
Invalidating
a
Pending
Reading
.........
3-29
All wing
Setting
Timel
.........................
3-30
Triggering
Measurements
...................
3-30
Determining
Reading
Availability
.......
3-30
Sending
Readings
t
a
Listener
........
3-30
Chapitre
3
PROGRAMMATION
Intr ducti n
.........................................
3-1
M de
Emetteur-seulement
(Talk
nly)
............................................
3-1
C mmandes
............................................
3-3
Liste
de
c mmandes
f ncti nnelles
...
3-3
C mmandes
de
(
’
instrument
...............
3-3
C mmandes
d
’
entree/s rtie
...........
3-4
REV
JUL
1986
DM
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TA LE
OF
CONTENTS
(cont)
C mmandes
du
systeme
.................
3-4
C mmandes
d
’
etat
............................
3-4
Liste
de
c mmandes
detaillees
..........
3-5
Messages
et
pr t c le
de
c mmunicati n
.......................................
3-21
Delimiteur
de
c mmande
.................
3-21
Fin
de
message
.................................
3-21
F rmattage
d
’
un
message
...............
3-21
F rmatdes
arguments
numeriques
3-21
Pr t c le
des
messages
.................
3-22
Messages
multiples
.........................
3-22
Rep nse
de
(
’
instrument
aux
messages
de
I'interface
IEEE-488
..
3-22
Indicati ns
d
’
etats
et
d
’
erreurs
............
3-24
Tableau
3.1
-
Indicati ns
d
’
erreurs
et
d
’
etats
...............................................
3-25
Tableau
3.2
-
C des
d
’
erreur
visualises
en
face
avant
.....................
3-25
Transmissi n
de
messages
de
c ntr le
de
I
’
interface
............................
3-26
Regiages
effectues
a
la
mise
en
service
.....................................................
3-26
Tableau
3.3
-
Regiages
existants
a
la
mise
s us
tensi n
....................
3-26
Table
de
c nversi n
ASCII
et
IEEE
488
(GPIB)
..............................
...3-27
Aide
a
la
pr grammati n
du
DM
5010
.3-29
Traitement
des
demandes
de
service
.........................................
...3-29
Bl cage
de
la
face
avant
.................
3-29
Utilisati n
de
la
c mmande
I
NIT
......
3-29
Invalidati n
d
’
une
mesure
en
attente
..............................................
3-29
Temps
d
’
etablissement
......................
3-30
Mesures
par
declenchement
............
3-30
Disp nibilite
d
’
une
mesure
................
3-30
Transmissi n
de
mesures
a
un
recepteur
..............................................
3-30
Abschnitt
3
PROGRAMMIERUNG
Seite
Einfiihrung
......................................
3-1
Betriebsart
Talk
Only
....................
3-1
Befehle
...................................................
3-3
Liste
der
funkti nellen
Befehle
.......
3-3
Detaillierte
Befehlsliste
......................
3-3
Mitteilungen
und
K mmunikati nspr t k ll
................
3-21
Befehls-Trennzeichen
....................
3-21
Mitteilungs-Endezeichen
........
3-21
F rmatierung
einer
Mitteilung.
...
3-21
Zahlen-F rmate
.............................
3-21
Mitteilungs-Pr t k ll
......................
3-22
Mehrfach-Mitteilungen
..................
3-22
GerStereakti nen
auf
IEEE
488
Interface-Mitteilungen
....................
3-22
Rem te-L cal
Operati n
................
3-23
Status-
und
Fehlerbericht
................
3-24
Das
Senden
v n
Interface
Steuermitteilungen
.............................
3-26
Einschalt-
(Anfangs-)
Bedingungen.
3-26
Pr grammbeispiele
.............................
3-28
Pr grammierungshilfen
.............................
3-29
Behandlung
v n
Service-Abfragen
...3-30
Interrupt
Handler
..................................
3-30
Fr ntplatten-Abschaltung
...................
3-30
Die
Verwendung
v n
I
NIT
...................
3-30
L schen
einer
Darstellung
..................
3-30
All wing
Settling
Time
........................
3-30
Getriggerte
Messungen
......................
3-30
Verfugbarkeit
v n
Ablesungen
...........
3-30
Senden
an
einen
H rer
(Listener)
......
3-30
WARNING
THE
FOLLOWING
SERVICING
INSTRUCTIONS
ARE
FOR
USE
BY
QUALIFIED
PERSONNEL
ONLY.
TO
AVOID
PERSONAL
INJURY,
DO
NOT
PERFORM
ANY
SERVICING
INSTRUCTIONS
UNLESS
YOU
ARE
QUALIFIED
TO
DO
SO.
Section
4
THEORY
OF
OPERATION
Bl ck
Diagram
Descripti n
...................
4-1
Detailed
Circuit
Descripti n
...................
4-4
Attenuat r
...........................................
4-5
DCV
signal
c nditi ner
.....................
4-6
Charge
Balancing
c nverter
.............
4-7
Aut
Zer
..........................................
4-8
Is lated
Regulat rs
..........................
4-12
Functi n
and
Range
C ntr l
...........
4-13
Ohms
C nverter
................................
4-14
RMS
C nverter
................................
4-14
Gr unded
P wer
Supplies
...............
4-14
Is lated
P wer
Supplies
...................
4-16
C ntr l
L gic
....................................
4-16
Timing
L gic
.......................................
4-18
Data
....................................................
4-20
Micr pr cess r
...................................
4-21
GPIB
....................................................
4-25
Section
5
PERFORMANCE
CHECK
Intr ducti n
.............................................
5-1
Test
Equipment
Required
.....................
5-1
Preparati n
.............................................
5-2
Perf rmance
Check
Summary
Sheet
..
5-13
ii
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JUL
1986
DM
5010
TA LE
OF
CONTENTS
(cont)
Section
6
ADJUSTMENT
PROCEDURE
Intr ducti n
...............................................
6-1
Services
Available
....................................
6-1
Test
Equipment
Required
.......................
6-1
Preparati n
...............................................
6-3
Section
7
MAINTENANCE
Preparati n
F r
Use
...............................
7-1
Setting
the
GPIB
Address
Switches
7-1
Message
Terminat r
Switch
Setting
7-2
Talk
Only
Switch
Setting
...................
7-2
Using
the
Rear
Interface
C nnecti ns
........................................
7-2
General
Maintenance
.............................
7-2
Rear
Circuit
B ard
Rem val
............
7-2
Fr nt
Panel
B ard
Rem val
..............
7-2
Input
Switch
Assembly
.......................
7-4
Adjusting
C1301
and
C1404
............7-4
Battery
Replacement
................................7-4
Tr ublesh ting
Aids
................................7-5
Calibrati n
Fixtures
..................................
7-5
Tr ublesh ting
Equipment
.....................
7-5
Static-Sensitive
C mp nents
.................
7-5
Obtaining
Replacement
Parts
.................
7-6
S ldering
Techniques
.............................
7-6
Semic nduct rs
........................................
7-7
Section
8
OPTIONS
Section
9
REPLACEA LE
ELECTRICAL
PARTS
Section
10
DIAGRAMS
AND
CIRCUIT
OARD
ILLUSTRATIONS
Section
11
REPLACEA LE
MECHANICAL
PARTS
Accessories
Change
Information
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1986
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DM
5010
LIST
OF
ILLUSTRATIONS
Fig.
No.
Page
DM
5010
Pr grammable
Digital
Multimeter
2-1
Plug-in
installati n
and
rem val
...................
2-1
2-2
DM
5010
fr nt
panel
range
indicati n
..........
2-2
2-
3
DM
5010
fr nt
panel
c ntr ls
and
c nnect rs
.....................................................
2-3
2-4
Examples
f
fr nt
panel
input
c nnecti n
meth ds
..........................................................
2-8
2-5
Setup
f r
calculati n
example
1
..................
2-11
2-
6
Setup
f r
calculati n
example
2
..................
2-12
3-
1
Instrument
c mmands
and
relati nship
t
fr nt
panel
c ntr ls
.......................................
3-2
3-2
Definiti n
f
STB
bits
...................................
3-24
3-
3
ASCII
and
IEEE
488
(GPIB)
C de
Chart
..
3-27
4-
1
Attenuat r
......................................................
4-5
4-
2
Simplified
verv ltage
pr tecti n
and
functi n
switching
........................................
4-6
4-
3
Simplified
DCV
signal
c nditi ner
buffer
amplifier
..........................................................
4-7
4-
4
Simplified
DCV
signal
c nditi ner
b tstrap
buffer
.............................................
4-8
4-5
Simplified
charge-balancing
c nverter
........
4-9
4-6
U/D
c ntr l
f r
the
measurement,
verride,
and
aut -zer
peri ds
..................................
4-10
4-7
Charge-balancing
c nverter
c nfigurati n
during
the
aut -zer
peri d
..........................
4-11
4-8
Override
and
aut -zer
timing
f r
measurement
peri d
ending
........................
4-12
4-9
Simplified
functi n
and
range
c ntr l
circuitry4-1
3
4-10
Measurement
switching
during
an
Ohms
c nversi n
......................................................
4-15
4-11
Transf rmer
drive
timing
...............................
4-16
4-12
Timing
f
the
divide
by
eighteen
c unter
..
4-18
4-13
Influence
f
p wer
line
frequency
n
A/D
c nversi n
......................................................
4-20
4-14
GPIB
three
wire
handshake
state
diagram
.
4-26
4-15
GPIB
handshake
fl wchart
.............................
4-27
Fig.
No.
Page
5-1
C mm n
m de
check
setup
........................5-7
5-2
De
n rmal
m de
rejecti n
setup
..................5-8
5-
3
Ohms
accuracy
setup
....................................
5-10
6-
1
Ohms
adjustment
setup
..............................
6-5
7-
1
GPIB
address
and
message
terminat r
switches
..........................................................
7-1
7-2
Back
plate
and
retainer
bar
rem val
...........
7-2
7-3
Latch
disassembly
...........................................
7-3
7-4
Fr nt
panel
rem val
.....................................
7-3
7-5
Setup
f r
C1301
and
C1404
adjustment
..
7-4
7-6
L cati n
f
C1301
and
C1404
....................
7-5
7-7
I
M/Z,
I
U/D,
ICOMP
and
the
zer -reference
v ltage
wavef rms
after
p wer
n
..............
7-16
7-8
FET
Gate
timing
diagram
.............................
7-16
7-9
Over-v ltage
pr tecti n
and
functi n
switching
wavef rm
........................................
7-17
7-10
DCV
Signal
C nditi ner
and
Charge-
Balancing
C nverter
wavef rm
.......................
7-17
NOTE
The
followng
llustrat ons
are
located
n
the
dagrams
foldout
sect on
at
the
rear
of
th s
manual.
10-1
Jumper
and
GPIB
address
switch
l cati ns
10-2
L cati n
f
DM
5010
adjustments
and
test
p ints
10-2
ADC
B ard
(A17)
10-4
RMS
B ard
(A16)
10-5
Is lati n
B ard
(A15)
10-6
CPU
B ard
(A14)
10-7
Main
Interc nnect
B ard
(A13)
10-8
Fr nt
Panel
Drive
B ard
(A12)
10-
9
Fr nt
Panel
B ard
(A1
1)
11-
1
Expl ded
View
iv
REV
JUL
1986
DM
5010
LIST
OF
TA LES
Table
No.
Page
1-1
IEEE
488
Interface
Functi n
Subsets
..........
1-1
1-1
Electrical
Characteristics
...............................
1-2
1-3
Miscellane us
................................................
1-8
1-4
Envir nmental
................................................
1-9
1-
5
Physical
Characteristics
...............................
1-10
2-
1
P wer
On
Settings
(Fr nt
Panel
Functi ns
Only)
..............................................................
2-6
2-2
Fr nt
Panel
Err r
C des
...............................
2-7
2-3
S urce
V ltages
(Ohms
Functi n)
..............
2-9
2-
4
Calculati ns
and
C nstants
........................
2-10
3-
1
Err r
Query
and
Status
Inf rmati n
............
3-25
3-2
Fr nt
Panel
Err r
C des
...............................
3-25
3-
3 DM
5010
P wer
On
Settings
.......................
3-26
4-
1
DCV
Signal
C nditi ner
Gain
Settings
....
4-6
4-2
Ohms
c nverter
Parameters
.........................
4-14
4-3
RMS
C nverter
Parameters
.........................
4-15
4-4
Address
Dec ding
..........................................
4-22
4-
5
Address
Dec de
Mem ry
Map
....................
4-23
5-
1
Test
Equipment
List
........................................
5-1
5-2
De
V ltage
Accuracy
......................................
5-3
5-3
Ac
V ltage
Accuracy
......................................
5-4
5-4
Ac
V ltage
Accuracy
......................................
5-6
5-5
De
N rmal
M de
Rejecti n
...........................
5-9
5-6
Ohms
Offset
Accuracy
.................................
5-9
5-
7
Ohms
Gain
Accuracy
...................................
5-11
6-
1
Test
Equipment
List
........................................
6-1
6-2
Dev
Offset
Calibrati n
Fact rs
.....................
6-3
6-3
Dev
Gain
Calibrati n
Fact rs
.......................
6-4
6-4
Ohms
Offset
Calibrati n
Fact rs
................
6-4
6-5
Ohms
Gain
Calibrati n
Fact rs
....................
6-6
6-
6
Acv
Gain
Calibrati n
Fact rs
......................
6-7
7-
1
IEEE
488
(GPIB)
Primary
Addresses
..........
7-1
7-2
Relative
Susceptibility
t
Static
Discharge
.
7-6
7-3
Typical
Tr uble
Sympt ms
...........................
7-9
7-4
N
L ad
P wer
Supply
V ltages
................
7-12
7-5
P wer
Supply
and
Reference
V ltages
...
7-13
Table
No.
Page
7-6
N
L ad
P wer
Supply
V ltages
................
7-13
7-7
Err r
C de
311
Faults
...................................
7-14
7-8
Attenuat r
Faults
.........................................
7-15
7-9
DCV
Signal
C nditi ner
Faults
....................
7-15
7-10
Charge-Balancing
C nverter
Faults
...........
7-15
7-11
RMS
C nverter
Faults
.................................
7-17
7-12
RMS
C nverter
Faults
.................................
7-17
7-13
P wer
Supply
Reference
V ltages
..............
7-18
7-14
Ohms
C nverter
Faults
.................................
7-18
7-15
Signature
Versi ns
.......................................
7-19
NOTE
The
followng
tables
are
located
n
the
d agrams
foldout
sect on
at
the
rear
of
th s
manual.
10-1
C mp nent
Reference
Chart
10-2
Input
and
Attenuati n
Switching
10-3
C mp nent
Reference
Chart
10-4
C mp nent
Reference
Chart
10-5
Input
and
Attenuati n
Switching
10-6
C mp nent
Reference
Chart
10-7
C mp nent
Reference
Chart
10-8
C mp nent
Reference
Chart
10-9
C mp nent
Reference
Chart
10-10
C mp nent
Reference
Chart
10-11
C mp nent
Reference
Chart
10-12
C mp nent
Reference
Chart
10-13
Rear
Interface
C nnect r
Asignments
10-14
Rear
Interface
C nnect r
Asignments
10-15
Rear
Interface
C nnect r
Asignments
10-16
C mp nent
Reference
Chart
10-17
C mp nent
Reference
Chart
REV
JUL
1986
V
DM
5010
OPERATORS
SAFETY
SUMMARY
The
general
safety
inf rmati n
in
this
part
f
the
sum

mary
is
f r
b th
perating
and
servicing
pers nnel.
Specific
warnings
and
cauti ns
will
be
f und
thr ugh ut
the
manual
where
they
apply,
but
may
n t
appear
in
this
summary.
TERMS
Power
Source
This
pr duct
is
intended
t
perate
fr m
a
p wer
m dule
c nnected
t
a
p wer
s urce
that
will
n t
apply
m re
than
250
v lts
rms
between
the
supply
c nduct rs
r
between
either
supply
c nduct r
and
gr und.
A
pr tective
gr und
c nnecti n
by
way
f
the
gr unding
c nduct r
in
the
p wer
c rd
is
essential
f r
safe
perati n.
In
This
Manual
CAUTION
statements
identify
c nditi ns
r
practices
that
c uld
result
in
damage
t
the
equipment
r
ther
pr perty.
WARNING
statements
identify
c nditi ns
r
practices
that
c uld
result
in
pers nal
injury
r
l ss
f
life.
As
Marked
on
Equipment
CAUTION
indicates
a
pers nal
injury
hazard
n t
immediate

ly
accessible
as
ne
reads
the
marking,
r
a
hazard
t
pr p

erty
including
the
equipment
itself.
DANGER
indicates
a
pers nal
injury
hazard
immediately
ac

cessible
as
ne
reads
the
marking.
SYM OLS
Grounding
the
Product
This
pr duct
is
gr unded
thr ugh
the
gr unding
c nduct r
f
the
p wer
m dule
p wer
c rd.
T
av id
electrical
sh ck,
plug
the
p wer
c rd
int
a
pr perly
wired
receptacle
bef re
c nnecting
t
the
pr duct
input
r
utput
terminals.
A
pr

tective
gr und
c nnecti n
by
way
f
the
gr unding
c nduc

t r
in
the
p wer
m dule
p wer
c rd
is
essential
f r
safe
perati n.
Danger
Arising
From
Loss
of
Ground
Up n
l ss
f
the
pr tective-gr und
c nnecti n,
all
accessi

ble
c nductive
parts
(including
kn bs
and
c ntr ls
that
may
appear
t
be
insulating)
can
render
an
electric
sh ck.
Use
the
Proper
Fuse
T
av id
fire
hazard,
use
nly
the
fuse
f
c rrect
type,
v lt

age
rating
and
current
rating
as
specified
in
the
parts
list
f r
y ur
pr duct.
In
This
Manual
This
symb l
indicates
where
applicable
cauti n

ary
r
ther
inf rmati n
is
t
be
f und.
As
Marked
on
Equipment
DANGER
—
High
v ltage.
Pr tective
gr und
(earth)
terminal.
ATTENTION
—
refer
t
manual.
Refer
fuse
replacement
t
qualified
service
pers nnel.
Do
Not
Operate
in
Explosive
Atmospheres
T
av id
expl si n,
d
n t
perate
this
pr duct
in
an
expl

sive
atm sphere
unless
it
has
been
specifically
certified
f r
such
perati n.
Do
Not
Operate
Without
Covers
T
av id
pers nal
injury,
d
n t
perate
this
pr duct
with

ut
c vers
r
panels
installed.
D
n t
apply
p wer
t
the
plug-in
via
a
plug-in
extender.
vi
REV
JUL
1986
DM
5010
SERVICE
SAFETY
SUMMARY
FOR
QUALIFIED
SERVICE
PERSONNEL
ONLY
Refer
also
to
the
preced ng
Operators
Safety
Summary
Do
Not
Service
Alone
D
n t
perf rm
internal
service
r
adjustment
f
this
pr d

uct
unless
an ther
pers n
capable
f
rendering
first
aid
and
resuscitati n
is
present.
Use
Care
When
Servicing
With
Power
On
Danger us
v ltages
may
exist
at
several
p ints
in
this
pr d

uct.
T
av id
pers nal
injury,
d
n t
t uch
exp sed
c nnec

ti ns
and
c mp nents
while
p wer
is
n.
Disc nnect
p wer
bef re
rem ving
pr tective
panels,
s l

dering,
r
replacing
c mp nents.
Power
Source
This
pr duct
is
intended
t
perate
in
a
p wer
m dule
c n

nected
t
a
p wer
s urce
that
will
n t
apply
m re
than
250
v lts
rms
between
the
supply
c nduct rs
r
between
either
supply
c nduct r
and
gr und.
A
pr tective
gr und
c nnec

ti n
by
way
f
the
gr unding
c nduct r
in
the
p wer
c rd
is
essential
f r
safe
perati n.
@
vii
DM
5010
RECAPITULATE
DES
CONSIGNES
DE
SECURITE
Termes
utilises
dans
ce
manuel
Les
paragraphes
intitules
ATTENTION
identifient
les
cir-
c nstances
u
perati ns
p uvant
entrainer
la
deteri rati n
de
I'appareii
u
de
t ut
autre
equipement.
Danger
provoque
par
la
coupure
de
connexion
de
masse
En
cas
de
c upure
de
la
c nnexi n
de
masse,
t us
les
elements
c nducteurs
accessibles
(y
c mpris
b ut ns
et
c mmandes
apparaissant
is lants)
peuvent
pr v quer
un
ch c
electrique.
Les
paragraphes
intitules
AVERTISSEMENT
indiquent
les
circ nstances
dangereuses
p ur
I'utilisateur
(danger
de
m rt
u
risque
de
blessure).
Reperes
graves
sur
I'appareii
CAUTION
(ATTENTION)
:
ce
m t
identifie
les
z nes
de
ris

que
de
blessure
n n
perceptibles
immediatement
u
un
risque
eventuel
de
deteri rati n
de
I'appareii.
DANGER
(DANGER)
:
ce
m t
indique
les
z nes
de
risque
imm^diat
p uvant
entrainer
blessures
u
m rt.
Utiliser
le
cordon
d'alimentation
approprie
N'utiliser
que
le
c rd n
d'alimentati n
et
la
prise
rec m-
mandes
p ur
v tre
appareil.
Utiliser
un
c rd n
d'alimen

tati n
en
parfait
etat.
Seul,
un
pers nnel
qualifie
peut
pr ceder
a
un
changement
de
c rd n
et
prises.
Symboles
graves
sur
I'equipement
DANGER
—
Haute
tensi n
B rne
de
masse
de
pr tecti n
(terre)
ATTENTION
—
se
rep rter
au
manuel
Source
d'alimentation
L'appareil
est
c ngu
p ur
f ncti nner
£
partir
d'une
s urce
d'alimentati n
maximale
de
250
V
efficaces
entre
les
c nduc-
teurs
d'alimentati n
u
entre
chaque
c nducteur
d'alimenta

ti n
et
la
terre.
P ur
utiliser
I'appareii
en
t ute
securite,
une
c nnexi n
£
la
masse,
rSalisee
au
m yen
d'un
c nducteur
prevu
dans
le
c rd n
d'alimentati n,
est
indispensable.
Mise
£
la
masse
de
I'appareii
Une
f is
installe
dans
le
chassis
d'alimentati n,
I'appareii
est
reliS
£
la
masse
£
i'aide
d'un
c nducteur
du
c rd n
d'alimen

tati n.
P ur
eviter
t ut
ch c
electrique,
insurer
la
prise
du
c rd n
d'alimentati n
dans
une
prise
de
distributi n
c rres-
p ndante
avant
de
c nnecter
I'entree
u
les
s rties
de
I'appa

reii.
P ur
utiliser
I'appareii
en
t ute
$£curit6,
une
c nnexi n
£
la
masse
r£alis£e
au
m yen
d'un
c nducteur
pr6vu
dans
le
c rd n
d'alimentati n,
est
indispensable.
Utiliser
le
fusible
approprie
P ur
eviter
t ut
risque
d'accident
(incendie...)
n'utiliser
que
le
fusible
rec mmande
p ur
v tre
appareil.
Le
fusible
de
remplacement
d it
t uj urs
c rresp ndre
au
fusible
remplace
:
meme
type,
meme
tensi n
et
meme
c urant.
Un
remplacement
de
fusible
ne
d it
etre
effectue
que
par
un
pers nnel
qualify.
Ne
pas
utiliser
I'appareii
en
atmosphere
explosive
P ur
eviter
t ute
expl si n,
ne
pas
utiliser
cet
appareil
dans
une
atm sphere
de
gaz
expl sifs.
Ne
pas
dgmonter
les
capots
P ur
Eviter
t ute
blessure,
ne
pas
utiliser
cet
appareil
sans
cap ts
u
panneaux.
Ne
pas
alimenter
le
tir ir
£
travers
un
pr l ngateur.
viii
ADD
JUL
1986