Low Battery Indication - Amprobe AT-6010-EUR Manual De Usuario

2. KIT COMPONENTS
Energized mode: In Energized mode, the Transmitter draws a very low current from the Energized
circuit and generates a 6 kHz signal. This is a very important feature of the Transmitter, since drawing
current does not inject any signal that would harm sensitive equipment connected to the circuit. The
signal is also generated in a direct path between the Transmitter and the power source, thus NOT
placing a signal onto any branches enabling wiring tracing directly back to the breaker/fuse panel.
Please note that due to this feature, the Transmitter has to be connected on the load side of the circuit.
De-energized mode: In De-energized mode, the Transmitter injects a 33 kHz signal onto the
circuit. In this mode, the signal will travel though all the circuit branches because it is injected.
The high frequency/low energy signal will not harm any sensitive equipment.
VOLTAGE WARNING
INDICATOR
1. Red: Energized
2. Off: De-energized
3. Blinking: Overvoltage
HIGH SIGNAL MODE
LOOP SIGNAL MODE
RUBBER OVERMOLDED
ENCLOSURE
ON / OFF BUTTON
ON/OFF:
• Long press >2s to turn the Transmitter on (Transmitter is automatically in HIGH mode).
• Short press ON/OFF button to switch between HIGH and LOOP mode.
• Long press >2s to turn the Transmitter off.
VOLTAGE WARNING INDICATOR: The warning light will be ON for Energized circuits
(30 to 600 V AC/DC), OFF for De-energized circuits (0 to 30 V AC/DC), and BLINKING if an overvoltage
is detected (> 650 V AC/DC).

Low battery indication:

LED OFF
LED ON
LED Blinking
Device will power off if voltage is below 6.9 V
Figure 2.2c: Overview of AT-6010-TE Transmitter
Batteries OK
Low battery warning
Replace battery
LOW BATTERY
INDICATION
approx. 10V to 12V
approx. 9.5V to 10V
approx. 7.3V to 9.5V
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