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2052R/2062R/2000T
Users Manual
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Energized mode: When the Transmitter detects a voltage (≥35 V ac/dc to 600 V ac/dc and
40 Hz to 400 Hz) on the wire, the Transmitter operates in energized mode. In energized mode,
the Transmitter draws a low current from the energized circuit and generates a 6 kHz signal in a
direct path to the power source. The signal does not travel onto any of the branches of the
circuit. The low transmission frequency reduces signal coupling between wires. The signal
does not harm sensitive equipment connected to the circuit. To use energized mode, connect
the Transmitter on the load side of the circuit.
De-energized mode: When the Transmitter detects a voltage (<35 V ac/dc) on the wire, the
Transmitter operates in de-energized mode. In de-energized mode, the Transmitter generates
a 33 kHz signal that travels through all the branches of the circuit. De-energized mode uses a
higher frequency to generate a reliable signal. The signal does not harm sensitive equipment
on the circuit.
To use the Transmitter:
1. Connect the Transmitter. See Connect the Transmitter.
2. Push to turn on the Transmitter.
3. Verify the status of the voltage warning indicator shows as expected.
With test leads connected:
Off: Indicates a de-energized signal (<35 V ac/dc) in a circuit.
Solid red: Indicates an energized signal (≥35 V ac/dc to 600 V ac/dc and 40 Hz to
400 Hz) in a circuit.
Blinking red: Indicates an energized over-voltage signal (≥600 V ac/dc) in a circuit.
Warning
When the indicator blinks, disconnect the transmitter from the circuit
immediately.
Note
With the Clamp connected, the voltage warning indicator shows as off because the
Transmitter cannot determine if the wires inside the cable are energized or de-
energized.
4. Select a signal mode. Ta b le 7 lists the signal modes and describes the applications for
each mode.
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