Product construction, Buttons, Overview of functions – Atec AEMC-3710-3730 User Manual
Page 3: Functions & features
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Overview of Functions
8.8.8.8
3,000 count display
Ω
Displayed when measuring resistance
mA, A
Displayed when measuring current
100%
Percentage of battery life remaining
Flashing indicates low battery condition
Indicates the auto-off feature is inactive
HOLD
HOLD pushbutton has been pressed
Active beeper function
NOISE Noise in the reading
Probe jaws not closed properly
Alarm set points
MEM
Memory function active
8 8
Memory Recall (MR) and register
Resistance measured is below 1
Ω
On/Off
Power ON or power OFF. Activates display
self test at power-up.
Ω
( )
Resistance measurement. (Adjusts the alarm
set point and the memory position when in
programming mode.)
A ( )
Current measurement. (Adjusts the alarm
set point and the memory position when in
programming mode.)
AL (Model 3730)
Activate/deactivate the alarm function. Accesses
the value of the alarm setpoint when in
programming mode.
MEM (Model 3730)
Activate the memory function or read the stored
values in MR (Memory Recall). Clears
the memory when in programming mode.
Product Construction
The Models 3710 and 3730 bodies are
built of Lexan
®
or equivalent for rugged
use. The probe heads are encapsu-
lated in a double-walled shell
for extra strength and
reinforced for enhanced
field
reliability.
Overall
construction
and mechanical
design ratings such
as drop test, shock and
vibration, weatherproofing
against water projections
or dust, meet or
exceed IEC-1010 Cat. III
standards. These products
have also been designed to meet UL,
CSA and GS safety approvals, and are CE marked.
The probe head, or jaw, is a key component in the measurement and over-
all product performance.
The large jaw thickness permits use on tight ground conductors on poles
and in manholes. The 1.25" (32 mm) opening accommodates not only
ground rods, but larger ground conductors (up to 1000 MCM) typically
found in telecommunication buildings or railroad applications.
The inner jaw is composed of two independent and individually shielded
magnetic cores permitting measurement without noise interference or
cross talk common to separate probe instruments.
Thorough mechanical design,
including small winglets,
ensures repetitive jaw align-
ment for accuracy and pre-
vents undesirable insertions
into the jaw spring assembly.
The ergonomic body design
permits one-handed opera-
tion. The guard provides addi-
tional strength, and prevents
the hand from slipping or
coming into contact with con-
ductors under test. The LCD
lens cover may be easily
replaced if scratched. The
sealed push-buttons directly
access all test functions and
are easily operated even with
gloved hands.
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Ω
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Buttons
MR
Functions & Features
3710 3730
Ohms Range
YES
YES
Amperes (TRMS) Range
YES
YES
Hold Function
YES
YES
Self Test @ Power Up
YES
YES
Auto Off
YES
YES
LCD Battery Life Indicator
YES
YES
LCD Noise Indicator
YES
YES
LCD Open Jaw Indicator
YES
YES
LCD Closed Loop Indicator YES
YES
Multi-Tone Beeper
YES
YES
Alarm Function
—
YES
Memory (Logging) Function
—
YES