CIRCUTOR CIRe3 Series - Manual (Page 34)

CIR-e 3
Pag 34 of 50 Instructions manual
Before starting the parameter recording process, the voltage and current clamps must be
properly installed, the LED indicators must be all permanently lighting (no flashing LED). That
will indicate that the unit is properly powered and that all voltages and current clamps are
properly connected and reading data.
The Fig. 6-26 shows the LED status when CIR-e3 has been properly connected to measure in
a three-phase system and before starting the recording process. (The recording process will
initiate by pressing the START/STOP button).
Fig. 6-26.- Indication of proper connection (all LED permanently lighting)
6.6 START/STOP BUTTON
After following the above steps and making sure that the unit is properly connected, hold the
START/STOP button during 3 seconds to start the recording. After holding the START/STOP
button for 3 seconds, the REC LED will light, indicating that the instrument is recording the
electrical parameters of the installation.
Fig. 6-27.- Front plate of CIR-e 3 when the instrument is recording data
To stop the recording process, hold START/STOP button during 3 seconds.
In case that the memory card becomes full during data acquisition, the unit will
automatically change to the STOP mode and will indicate the incidence by means of
the REC LED, which will start flashing.
To send the data stored in the SD memory card to the CIR-e³Web application STOP the CIR-e3.
(push STOP button during 3s or more). Make sure that the CIR-e3 is in STOP mode and extract
the SD memory from the analyzer. See paragraph 6.7.
6.7 Safe EXTRACTION of the SD memory card
To extract the SD memory safely, make sure that the unit is not in the recording mode. The REC
LED must be OFF. If the REC LED is ON, or flashing, STOP the recording by pressing the
START/STOP button during 3s, before removing the SD card.
Removing the SD card while the unit is in the recording mode can corrupt the
file containing stored data. STOP the CIR-e3 before removing the SD memory.