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Vanguard CT-7500 User Manual

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MODEL CT-7500

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Rev 2 Jan 2001

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normally can not be seen using a volt meter.

NOTE

Voltage reading range is 1.0-255 V dc.

3.4 Digital Voltage Input Results

The Digital Voltage Input channel (V2) monitors voltage on/off conditions and graphs the result.

A voltage level above 30Vdc is considered as “ON” condition. This input channel is dedicated to
monitor breaker’s auxiliary switch action during breaker’s operation.

NOTE

Input voltage range is 1.0-300 V ac/dc.

3.5 Initiate Current Results

The CT-7500 not only plots Trip or Close current waveforms, but also prints steady-state

current readings of trip and close coils during operation.

NOTE

1. If the CT-7500 initiates the OPEN test or CLOSE test under the Quick-Shot test, the test report
will show OPEN or CLOSE coil current reading and current wave form.

2. If the user operates the breaker for the Quick-Shot test (external trigger), no coil current reading
or waveform will be recorded.

3.6 Slow-Close Test

A slow-close test finds the contact touch distance and penetration by using the travel

transducer and dry contact channels.

4.0 Test-Results Graphics
4.1 Thermal Printer Graphic Printout

A 4.5” wide built-in thermal printer prints graphic waveforms of contact channels, travel curves,

and actuator-coil currents. With a zoom graphics mode, the user can select an enlargement by
specifying the timing zone.

4.2 Ink-Jet Printer Output

A color graphic report can be printed on the HP Ink-jet printer (supplied with each CT-7500).

The CT-7500 will print color graphics of contact channels, travel channels, current waveforms on
8½- by 11-inch paper.

5.0 Controls and Display

(See Figure 5-1 and Table 5-1.)
Before using the CT-7500 Analyzer, users should become familiar with all of its controls and

display indications. The keypad and display are used to operate the CT-7500 Analyzer. Figure 5-
1 shows the control panel and numbered lines pointing to each control and indicator. The line
numbers refer to Table 5-1, which describes the function of each control and indication.