Power Probe ECT 2000 - Manual (Page 11)

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The SMART Receiver
The SMART receiver is designed to detect the “Grounded Circuit signals” and the open circuit signals from the SMART transmitter.
The “Direction to Short/
Ground” indicators point you
in the direction to the short
or ground of the complete
circuit. (See “Direction to the
Short Circuit” pg. 15)
The “Wire Harness Probe” is for
probing a harness to detect the open
circuit signal. (See “Tracing Circuits
that are Shielded” pg.21 )
The “Open & Short Pick-Up” located on the
side of the receiver housing labeled “Open and
Short Pick-up” is to sense and detect complete
and open circuit signals.
The “Power/Sensitivity Lock” button does a few things.
1. It turns the SMART receiver ON and enters “pulse
mode” (see “Pulse Mode” pg. 12)
2. It turns the SMART receiver OFF.
(providing it is not receiving a signal)
3. It locks the sensitivity of the reception into desired
strengths. (see “Locking the Sensitivity” pg. 14)
4. It UN-locks the sensitivity and returns the SMART
receiver back to “pulse mode”.
The “Open Circuit” LED on
the other side of the housing
indicates when it is receiving
an open circuit signal.
Auto shut-off feature
The SMART receiver will automatically
shut-off within 30 seconds when it is NOT
receiving a signal.
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