2. Turn on the power switch. The display will show self-test 1; self-test 2; self-test 3; passed, indicating the instrument is performing self-test. Finally, it will display the turns ratio, tap percentage, vector group, and the information display bar (error display bar) will show "Self-test passed", indicating the instrument is normal and ready for the next step.
3. Press the
4. Use the tap adjustment key to adjust the tap position. Each press of this key moves the tap value by one tap spacing. If pressing the tap adjustment key has no response on the tap display, it means the tap spacing has not been set. In this case, press the parameter key to set the tap spacing.
5. Measurement
a. Three-phase continuous: Press the
b. Single-phase: Press the
6. Printing
a. If printing is required, you must press the record key before measurement. The key light turns on, and the instrument enters the automatic recording state, automatically recording data from each measurement operation. If the power is cut off, and if the three-phase continuous function is used for measurement, the instrument records automatically, so there is no need to press the
b. Press the print key, the screen displays "Printing", and after a moment, the screen displays "Print completed". If any key is pressed during printing, the screen displays "Print aborted", allowing you to exit printing midway. If there is no data in memory, pressing the print key will cause both the print key light and the record key light to flash, and the screen will display "Memory empty", indicating printing is not possible.
C. Of course, if previous test data does not need to be retained, clear the data before measurement. Press the
7. Use of Other Function Keys
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e. Numeric keys: The numeric keys are multifunction keys, effective when the
Usage Precautions
1. Do not touch the test object during measurement.
2. If the test leads are short-circuited or the high and low voltage connections are reversed, the fuse will blow. After the fuse blows, if measurement is attempted, the display will show "Measuring, please wait!" and then stop. Turn off the power, replace the fuse with one of the same capacity, and retest.
3. Ensure good contact of connections, and the instrument should be properly grounded!
4. The working place of the instrument should be away from strong electric fields, strong magnetic fields, and high-frequency equipment. The power supply interference should be as small as possible; it is advisable to use lighting lines. If power interference is still significant, an AC power conditioner with a capacity greater than 200VA can be used to power the instrument.
5. During operation, if the LCD display is disordered, all keys are unresponsive, or the measured values differ greatly from actual values, press the reset key or turn off the power and restart the operation.
6. If the display has no characters or the color is too light, adjust the brightness potentiometer to a suitable position.
7. The instrument should be stored in a dry and ventilated place.


